Arizona Weekly Miner, 1874-04-10

LETTER Fllfar T1HUNIX. Phoenix, April 2, 1871. Brother Rccdcr, assisted by llrothcr (Jill, of this place, has Ix'en holding a two-day meeting every night for alwut ten days, preaching to and praying for those who, to me the elegant language of Hro. Jicclcr, are "hovy with sin and rotten witu disease." Tliut far not much luck has attended the Rev brethren and none have sought the 1ord save'two or thrco little girls, wlicsc passions or s'im could not have troubled them much. The hardened old sinners of Pbumix have thui far withstood the artillery of the Lord as fired by chic! engineer Rccdcr, but he still continues the siege and threatens to fight it out on this lino if it takes him all summer. He has good attendance and that encourages him to proceed. On the 11th inst., the delegates to the Democratic Territorial Convention are to be elected in tills county. We elect by dis districts - tricts districts nl by ballot. Borne little stir is uiadc

flood in tba Ban Diego river tho 1 raall SAeka you allude to Salt Rivk VAixnr. Letters from this vallcv, published in yesterday's Mineb, say that" the Apaches have been raiding on farmers living In theWnHy of mrt little village, JIaryvillc. The tbjeves took every animal owned by one poor farmer. AVondcrlf Government, whoso duty - It Is to protect the Jives and property of all cIhmm, will ever do so? It ought to be made my for all such losses as tho one above alluded to.

A photographic view of the San Diego, Cal., telegraph office, sent us by Mr Ellison, shows the building to be neat and well fitted for the business. Our friend, Wm. E. Smith, in charge of tho establishment, has a place in tho picture. " The Monnr. A correspondent of the Tiocbc (Nevada) Record, says that agent Ingalls, of the Muddy Indian reserve, had returned from (he States and wos allowing a desire to pay his debts. The whites had about all left the reservation.

TccoMteii BiieaitAx on tub Lianr Fastas Fastas-TIC. - TIC. Fastas-TIC. The General It au odd geulut, yet a great favorite with old and young. He Is extravagantly fond ot dancing, and some one wittily rfSif jic. : "He sever lr lower than the back or a chair, or higher than the chandelier." Ho Is thoroughly ungraceful, hot enters Into the pastime wllb each rralrcllib and earnest enjoyment that one Can crcinc hi. vaiklnir half wav un one's train, or In

Marlcop county is fortunate In having but Uttio criminal business for District Court, and unfortunate in having so ifj" citizens afflicted with po litTesj in he head. Saturday next, her will elect delegates to county and Territorial conventions. . The city of Hew York has done well by voting 81,000,000 In aid of the Ifuftlo.n whiah is to take place at PWW'pWLn 1876. Nothing small Jjboat New York. Ilotr are jou, on this "lay" Boston I

PAYiyo Up. Vant of means to defray ex expenses - penses expenses of running tho Mixua office com compelled - pelled compelled as, a short timo ago, to call upon sub sub-scrilcrs - scrilcrs sub-scrilcrs and others for " back-pay," some some-tTdng - tTdng some-tTdng wo would not have done but for the absolute necessity of our case. Well, it pleases and makes more indelliblo the good opinion that has alwava been stamped upon

rmincs in those districts are good. Rrighan Tfoung, according to Mr. Gass, is anxious to connect them with Salt LaWu city by rail railroad. - road. railroad. Tho "local option" law" or California, gives the inhabitants of any place the right to ac accept - cept accept or reject mm shops and rum sellers; that is, provided a majority of voters Tote against the sale of spirituous liquors.

vada, as follows : "l int, evrry nrteenui snovei. fu! from a wsgon load Is kept separate. That pile It well mixed and tbtn divided by meant of a box with no bottom thai It, the box Is placed on the floor snd the ore poured over the aids from the point of a tboveL The lnttde pile Is served In the same way, until by repeated operation It I rrdncfd to the combaaa of about oue shovelful.,