Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 3

tun am tin. PllEBCOTT, JULY 85, IBM. "Giro this day our Vk do not undertake to preserve or return re- Riv. MiLt.r.n brouuht In the l-alaucc or Mr, IIWII llnnlvv f. I.

0. l'oiMiiisxTcn to Imj connected with car- II r. IV.ott Dr. Clutter ha made a large addition to ii I 1 luiltiivi. fnr it llrlnrr AitArt.

Two men, working In ouc or me mine near hum imniv iitinriwi mx- a iiiibl. inn nri- l'nM II. HiiAor ha. been appointed County i n. in.

II 4(viriii Jtutlnt nf Iovernoii PrsQUiaiu, of 8onor, retried i it liil'ff twi rvtrflni Lime. Mcmw. Lount and Blmrnous Cornea i I 1.11... iriltt.ii ninl riff. rv i.innlv ttttr UUrillllK It HUB wa iit miu vut, oujrj'tj uui (at.

tptinil tllA at fittf rnfna if nw it llivif.Tov. furiiirrlv of ho. Log An sar, auc ImI year a resident of rrccott Tit fln'trrrr tut ntfirli AntnnTn Aztii. chief of Htnu, iccond lieutenant lu coujKiny Ari IV. leer.

limn toSki'U. VALtBr. Wc hone the open- ii pi 1 iLii ivml It lk ur-fiTL' (II r'NII I Ml I KIT and should Ix put through at once 0, Notes and George CurtU have agreed to i InllV. CouSiml-elEakins, formerly or llardyvlllc, I innnlvr rt ll.M P.limfll nf till' tint I.I.Imm t. 1.1 IMitL.11,ili1 ll Trrlifirv.

Tlu I jiloiii'l a rood man and i I. U7 I lt.l 1 Hit OTTiUitoiv, a iiloDct-rlu thU art of A tiro- Anil wu a rfd In mflln? tlmhcr hrrrt 4., -ot i i 114 tWWf IVIUI lis. tV IVIIJ Js'H inACU iu mciB iu iuui iiniiiru lutaiaa ni In ori loruttir) Iu A rlrsmx. nrtL r-umn nrin wiiii i.iiiiaur-i nim 1. .1 ..1 or twelve iutern tnesv lr.

Clark' an en- a llox. HonEiir W. Onoou lias returned from a a t. t.t- Tnr- remains of tht' Hon. Gilbert HojVlnJ Arrlrtvl In Ntw 1 ork In AiirlLand riincrnl I a iiva ni.lL iiaau in av tv a I L.

f.M... T.u VinnMiMit tir lntirtnfnt Nikrqw EscArcJudgo Turner had narrow i tm In rnlnrnlvi fpritn 111 Tlltrr wtlll nf Hi horse tllpicd, aud a. precipitated with hi. Judgcahlp down a llvltr, the to turning nmdry and liouing lac wnngt; rcvuiTrr. i urt niwMil ht pffirt w.t vnrv AfrlmtA.

If nnt falA.1. t. A o- 1 The tile if TerritoriavX mlolnir cUIcaji ob Im 20tb the Umpqui hire m-vdc Uifactory MitieiQcct 11. 1 m. cm ti f.i it 1 1 a I iUi.U I iUUUUIICU UJ WJiaZm Wet Weatiieh.

Those irho think It never wltlinnt ilrf.ni.hlnf. muni. L'ir. inn inn rnnfiriiii nr Ari. tti.t.

kiiica are orougbt to town every lew days, ther are sold at hhrh nrler. and hut few are nope, be within the reach ofall. A la rob party lately arrived hero from Austin, h'Utc conntr. Ill this TerrKnrr. unit li.nl a vcrv time 01 11, come 01 wic VTlJ win nop ncrc, 1 1 pany nave weak Utr.

who arc IiobiS- Wore they fairly' get away from home. rchman, an Intelligent man, formerly United a vunsui ai vaiparauo, and lately largely In KEEMnACE. Last -WPft Mva mwn i rata parties' arriving frOra Lt Pas. (we had uo 11 nr 1 iir airnnr-rt nr rri, x. i4 Ub ii 'if.

anam r. r- mc fii, 1 1 1 inf. i.fii i mrr.M.n A uul ui cren uie 1 urnrfi'Ut nr. i.nmiiM. uca uie expectation or anr Ilnanclal mnvrmi-ni 1 ourtititeu.

But the sequel saowed otir ii ajwov vri'iaaiiiiiia iu --im woijiiwicrioiAK, lit Tu .1 .1 11 4 III T- I 1 vaa wHvwvnn awiwi LO Uin lininlflAtprttliti. in ttiim' 1 t. inn ihub nerccriiago 01 iweivu ana a ceata to the dollar. Eo much for the sharps -im iflinu in.i Mn. VlCKiior returned fewdiji tlncc, having mulo a (julck trip to the States, with him came our old friend Hill.

Dcnnlsou, and a party irom Philadelphia, otne acrcn In all. Captain Collin and hU on, formerly of the army of the Potomac, with a)cr, engineers, who irfakc up the arty, will have charge ot thr.Vlckroy mill, arU of which are now at the Hully DuenO lode, and at Woolncy'a ranch. The rillll will, we are glad to (ay, aoon he put lu ocratlou, but prohahly upon fome other lodu than the Dully Ducno, which I aid to tare turned to liver. i The Supervisor! of this county bnvc lately hat much to do. Week lK-forc lout they were engaged it adjusting the aucMincnt roll.

Pn the- 2d itwt. they held their regular monthly meeting, when among other good acta they appropriated 975 toward opening the direct road to Skull Valley. This with the promised private subscription will do the work. On the 1 1th Inst, thiy) fixed the olection prrcincU, and appointed inspector and judges of election throughout the county as follow: Pmeott A. 0.

Dunn, Inspect or; m. It. uarvia anu J. r. Harravc, Judges.

Skull I 'allty Khle, hwpect- or; u. aitort anu oiiton, wiiiigew. Ijwx CrttkJ. JJ. Slack, It.

E. Elliott and 0. Ilrooks, Judges, llig ling Charles Ilorger, A. Anderson and It. Uaburne, Judge.

Agtta Frio M. K. Lurty, Iaspcctor; A dams and Kunk, Judgev Rio Vtrdt J. Melvin, IiMjiector; U. M.

Hal- tin and A. 0. Frederick, Judges. Walnut Grow A. "Gage, Inspector J.

White ahd A. CulluinWr, Judge. Hiw Culling, Inspector; and, Judge. Wtclm burg. F.

Howell, In.jK'Ctor; J. A. aud Ed. Illodgctt, Judge. Turkey Crt'k Inspector, and Judge.

Agnn CalienteT. Arnold, Iiupector; and Judge. PottlS Ranch Ed. Peck, Inspector; John II. Dickfon and It.

l'ostle, Judge. Strtiug Mill Mclvhincy, Inioct- tor; A. lirichta and W. Little, Judgw. ThkMaiu.

ittumiout, Heaven beprais-cd, that Mr. I'Oston has nothing to do trUli the nelv mail contract in tht Territory. Tile tirinriiial one, from San liertiardhiii riii liar. and fmin Vnrl Yuma In and so to St. George and Salt Lake City, arc in the hand of Frank experienced and onorsrotic mail contractor, formerly of! Orcguu And California, and la tturly concerned 1 1 1 1- i arranging for protection from tho Pah-Lteon the road from Bernardino to Hardyville.

He wa to Mart the first mail from the former place on Tuesday Ixst, aud it is exjccted hero thi evening. It will be a great relief is it is now three week since we have had a 41 1 the confractfi fWn Yuma to Hardy ville, and from Hardyville here, to Mr. Ingraham, who came through last week, with a mail from the river, and who seem go ahead man. He is to leave Hardyville for i'rescott every Mon- day nwrning, and lc hereon WednyMliy eve ning. He will return on 1 hursday morning and connect with the mail to San Jkrnardino.

Twelve day aru allowetl for the round trip Ciotn San Hcrnanlino to Prcscott, and return. passenger wagem, to be followed hy a regular stage, if suftlcient patroaigo is offered; and 1 1. -l. (.:. thero will probably le tho same accommoda- tion from Hanlyville to San Hcrnanlino.

1. 11 1 Capt. hrame ha kindly placeil eTen men at Fort ltock Spring, on the road from Hardy- ville here, to irt tho mail, Mr. Ingraham apprehending trouble from Indians without this precaution. I fc regret that after two prompt triw from Tubac, the sub-contractor ha nbandonetl the field, and left without communication with the Iqwer 'country, A miljtary cxpresw ar- nvcU on Monday evening, bringing omo Ict- Itntu.

Iti lllTlf- ritorv. and will imt thinz risht, and that the from xtnu to Tucson will Ikj start- fc -1 Santa Fe, and most or our eastern letters and papers. RIG ni'G MIXING DISTRICT. In pursuance of notice, a miners' meeting, wa held at Rorgcr A mill, on Rig Hug creek, county pr Vavajiai, Tcrritory.or Arizo na, Juirifitbi JW'V I There uviiig a Urgtf majority or the miner hi the district prccnt, the following busimaa wa transacted On motion, Mr. H.

F. Wimdcrlidi wa. duly installed into the chair, and Mr. II. Klcnt-zer, secretary.

The following reolution were introdticeil And passed, i htwa regulating the mining interest of tho dUtrict. Rtiditdy That ail claim located in the district after July 14, 1KCV), can ibo rcwnlcd.a-S pased in tiic legislative Asembly of Arizona, (C00 feet to a claim)s RaoltrJ, That thd boundaries or this district be tho same, with tho exception or the northern Iwundary, which shall Imj a follows: Commencing at the high divide letween Lynx creek and Rig Rug creek, and following the Woolsey trail north-easterly ahout two and a-half mile, to a jwitit between two high huttcs, and down r. guich; froin thence to it junction with tho Agua Frio. Retolml, That Herman Klentzcr be and ho is hereby elected Recorder of tho d'ntrict. Retolred, That.th(i proceeding of thi meeting be published in tho ArizoVa Mi.N:n.

On motion tho meeting adjourned tint dU. II. F. WUDERLICH, President. Herman Klkxtzkr, Secretary.

Jlig Rug, PG.RLIC LANDS -RANCH ESi Editor or Arizona Mineb, In your last 1. .1 1 1 1 1 i a ur viihhjkt. l.ii, Liimrv 1 1 oi tairiv .,1 that no ranc he eou bo tkin tin until tun nuiiiio land were snrveveii .1 ri lU0 unitci aiaics," aim cue mio 01 rf 00 7 which t.rov di that land in New Mexico. liiiiiuiin. uiiiii ui tru ui iuoii iiipi, I'll in 1 1 mr i inJinn, niinn uti nil i noct 10 tno otcration 01 inc prempioji aci I i I M.

HUM nui I Hec. iu, 01 tho pre-emption actoi ibi, pro vide tlia a iverson "has made or shall hereafter mako a settlement in iverson. on tho public lauds' to "which 'tho Indian title ha Wn extinguished at the'time of such (settlement," Ac. I have not heard the theory advanced in Prcscott, suggested above, until I aw it in the Mi.ti:R. 'hc opinion, I believe, ha.

been expretacd very confidently in I'reocottand elsewhere, not only lately, butfor the entire pcriwl dince the jassagc of the act of Congref of Sept. 4, 1841. that tho aid pre-emption law had no ajiplication to land in an Indian country such a this, until the Indian title had been extinguished by the United States ny treaty, witn tup. imltarw UolUrng- the po e.orV IIL'lit wlilrli tin, tntir.rnl Invent mcnt i now attempting to do in a very feeble a iniuugii tut iniiuary ageix. Sec or the act of 1854, provide "that nono of the provision of this actshall extend to mineral land." And sec.

the organic act of New Mexico and Arizona, provide tl "no law shall be passed interfering with int primary disposal of tho soil." This language frecm to indicafc that Concre recervc to itself the power and authority to irfakc the (begins, and extend, it is said, thirty mile, primary disposition of tho soil, and hai not JUvide the great amount of com and delegated that authority to this territory. wheat that will thi year be raised "all the There is a question being pretty thoroughly I ranchmen have gardens, with almost cvery-dicued, 1 learn, Juat now, which is this, 'tlilrggood to eat growing in them. They Hrs v.anv ranrhes can a ncrscm take uti and hold in an Indian country, and by what right titio or authority are they so taken up and held. Any light von may Ikj ablo to furnish on thi joint, will, I ha'e no doubt. Ik thankfully received by your readers anu the public generally.

T. F. W. A Editoh or Antzdsi Mint. it.

company of young men in this town have lately been discu.vdng the question to what are the duties of Qunrteniwiter. and, arriviiiR at no' definite conclusion, they have requested me ledge could be found in this vicinity, to your opinion in tho matter. I am pleased to sec these pioneer fanner I'rescott, July 'J), 18ofl. X. so roon to realize an equivalent for their hard We are at a lov to answer our correspond- labor.

TJier hae coud-tidi-d against cerv-ent, Wing without a copy of the Army lUgu- the Indian, want or protection, toot, i i. ii and supplies for their own use in putting in lations, and quite unable to form an op.n.on a the dUadTMlU of abpf. from the aet of such Quarter-muter a we have any knowledge of. Capt. Tuttle, who 1 was considered a model in liw way, nut a very omerenr.

wny I mm some otlicw; anu inueca these oflicial difl'er much in their prac- ticctf, ami are such privileged cJ: we are prone to exclaim, the WtlOW what they Can Or Cannot AFFAIILS WILLIAMS' FORK. Williams' Fork, June 20, WJG. EniTOR or Arizokx Mintr Since last I wrote you from tWs place the weather ha kind i rrmstantly increasing, and new mineral Wen very hot; at times the thermometer discoveries being made in the Slate Range, standing as high at 129- in the shade, but Owca'a Ttiver, and Clear Creek, Districu. notwithstanding this the mines are being while many companie arc prospecting, and worked with succes. with succcm.

too, foroiL same paper CofHu.tCa, frbm New- Vork, have com- complain of the arrangement for holding the rneneed ojcrations on the ledgo near Mineral U. S. District Court at Monterey, as a hard-Hill called tho Adclphi, and although they ship to the peopleof Los Angelc. have lcen at work but a abort time, they have succeeded fn taking out considerable ore I of a very gopd ritaliv, ntid arc confident they mini. They a.c shipping their.

racial to nan j-rancisco to nave 11 irici. Mers. ltipley Crane, also of New-Vork, liavo arrivcil, and purchased two cat en" ions on the Eliza and one on the Afhlcy, and are tiuMng the irccefary-pri'iaratk-rw fof operat- ing on the same, in the way of building hotfeit etc. Mr. ltipley ha ielt Tor ban rancisco, for the purpose of purchasing a stock of good.

It is the intention of this Company to keep a stock of all kinds of merchandize on hand to supplv Prcscott a cheap if not cheaiKT than 11 If t. tablUhment, ifprojirly tw.tronize.1, will lie a Kreat iH.nefit (u lho ynoa country. The fptorcwUl be within two hundred 3 ant or the mv i ur iiaruvviiic mis vt- building occupied by the Planet. Mining Co. nn'1 MnIell in the course of about one month, part of tho adobesf being already 0 The distance from this point to Prcscott cannot exceed 120 mile by the wagon road, ''y the packers' trail not oyer 100 mile, f.

'VVnlAw tbcr pomt- from" winch -Piwott can obtain sop- is Martin Co, are now receiving machinery fmui California for tho pnrpoc of placiiig reduction work iijioii the Mineral Hill mine, Un-J have contracted A the burning of Sfi.ixWnjoined ujwn me, 1 hereby designate thfe.fol- bushel of rharooal, Mr, Grccninan, of the nlxive' linri, ha. been here, and a few day fince Mi for hb ho'ne in California, well at- ified wtth the mine they are developing. Mr. Thompson ha not got liis smelt ins works In oi.ration, owing to some part of his ma chincry being left behind on tho river; but I.I111IV1J UVIil Ktb Wiilll, tril tliUIMCIi now that the river is subsiding, and tho laits begin to make their regular trip, we soon expect to heartheshrill whistle ofhis engine. Capt.

Ashley of the Planet Company ha been here for the last week, but will remain but a short time. He ha great faith in the mine, and says it i the intention or the company to puo company to puoh the work ahead a rigor- ously a possible The ore ih(e lue ore taken lrom tun alwut 47 per cent. There mine vield alw nlso been taken from the mine 37 ton of wah ore. which yielded 01 Jer cent, and sold for 240 per ton in San Francisco. Mrwt respect-full- your, R.

IV TRIP TO WALNL'T GROVE. PrkTctt, July 18, 1RCC. KoiTon or Arizona Miner. On tho 14th of July instant, a party of three of us started for a trip to the abovo locality, and these arc our jotting down by the way and while there. Startinc from hero early in tho morning, jvassiug by th.e Sterling mill, which was in full operation, wo arrived at Joe.

Young's cabin, on fhoHnasayarana. Continuingdown 'that stream, by the Lnipqua lode, (one or tho best veins in tho country,) some three mile, thence to Conier Creek, and down again into the Hasayampa, wo had made below tho tanks on that creek. A very heavy diowcr ol rain here struck us, but sun going on, wo arrived at tho Iioums or Messrs. Hen; rv, White and Rright at two o'clock, distance about twenty-five mile. Tho trail is rather rough, but wo had an excellent leader, and mado the distance in fine spirits.

Willi Fred. Henry and hi partner, who have a good a crop, and which ia a well tended to, as any in tho valley, wo camped over night, and tho next day rodo down the creek. Tho first ranch is that or Mr. Lam-berson, and adjoining-that of Messrs. Richardson A Gage, who have fine prospect.

Mr, lnnberson has a small grist mill, running by unwer. primlint? wheat verv well. The Messrs. McCloud have a ranch just acros the creek here, and also are engaged In placer mining In tfie canon. Crossing the low hill, wo next camo to tho place of Mr.

Cullumbcr nml his boiii, who have a fino farm and a beautiful location to live. Journeying on, wn camo to Rird A Ellsworth ranch, who have perhaps tho largest crop this year of any In tho valley. They, aro seemingly KO-ahcad men, and have a good prespect. Several other men arc with Bird ElUworfh, among whom I noticed Dunn, Hill. and Atllichoufo of l'at, llyrn below we stayed but a moment but found a nice little crop of corn ho and Scottie are nuking.

They seem to bo in thriving condition, and I was glad to sco their com look well. We passed through Carlisle place, and came up to Slcbury'( who ha a large amount of land under cultivation, and also that of Mr. Jackson, whosd propect are very encouraging. Next is Charley Gcnnng. Jack Shank and Pete Smith, with good looking com and warden.

Our next ftonninz place wa that of Saxon and partner whoftd crojM look hcartj, then Stalnbrook, with com an around nun, then btcvenson, wtioc tur-niM were excellent, and finally Harnett Howell. Itinictt ho a good ranch, and a ho is a big hearted fellow, I llOjxJ he and Howell will succeed. We crocl over the their ranch, and returned, this being the end. for here the crcat canon of the IlaMayampa all look finely. I noticed that ther is con siderable many tobacco plant being set out, and, 1 am told, thi plant grow well here.

Tho valley from Henry Co.1 cabin down the creek arc thickly studded with large watnut tree. Tho distance I about eight mile, and all the arable land is clalrried with a portion under cultivation. A great quantity of com and vegetable will bo raised thisycar. had no time to visit the mine in thin locality, but some of them have gained con-(iderable note for their richness, and are, I should think, of eaar access. The countrv look rcll.

and very probable many more onecr life. Living out of door, working in iud and rain and corching sun, fighting In-, ians on crm' hand. comiM.1 ed tn keen a I tliev dwrvc I CCM tiey uccccdcd, and now arc happy. Next year more laud trill be put in country P. i i I Los AscKLns The Xtiu wya the pros- noct for Ix Anroles never were more favor- table than at tho tiresent time.

Trade of even- I'UOCLAMATION or Riciuan c. m'cormice, covr.Roa or tiic TKKRITQRT AUUOM, DIV4I0N ATl.VO fuiior'ncia yo.be ritiltn at the (JE.NKRAL ELECTION'. TO Tl llKLOOV 7I1E riRST WEDSES-DAV IX ErT EMBER, IHOG. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCF.RN. uivlcr clapter XXIV of the Code of said Territory, it provided that there shall ic held throughout the Territory, on the first Wednesday in September of each rear, an election for member of the legislative Awxrmbl, and such officers a may Ie required by law to be cboen at such election, to bo called the general election and Whereas, it is further provided thatitsht laractcr, that cultivation, a road will be mult to the pine I necuci, men win it amut iirore oe even do.

ho. more than it is now, a credit to this new be tho duty of the Governor, at least thir-, prosperity, are already felt upon the frontier, ty flays before any general election, to is-1 Kncrgy of action, tenacity of puqwso, con-sue hi proclamation, designating the ofK- 1 fidence and harmony, a hitherto shown by cesbe filled at such election- people of Arizona, will speedily overcome in pursuance of the duty CTCn- obstacle to the development of the lowing office to be filled at tho. general elec I tion to lc held throughout the Tcrritorj'j on hVednwday, the fifth day of September Jt lbw'i 1 A delegate to the Fortieth Congress of the UnitediStatcs, Nine members 'of thcTcrritorial Council, and cizhtevti member of tho Territorial Houc or Representatives, apportioned! as lollows, iiie county oi Pima, three members of tho Council, and eight member or the House. The county of Yuma, one member of the Council, and three members of the House. Tho county of -Mohave, ono member of the Council, and one member of tho House.

Tho county of Pah-Ute, one member of the Council, and one member of the House. The county of Yavapai, three members of the Council, and five member of the House. Also three Supervisors In each of said counties. And In 'each election prednct, In each of said counties, erne, and not more than two, constable, and two justice Of the peace; and in each such precinct containing a popu-lation'or more than eight hundred pewon, to be ascertained by the Probate Court, one additional justice of tho peace. Given under my hand and the seal of said Territory, at Prcscott, thi twenty-fifth day of July, a.

d. 18GC, and of tho Indo' jicndenco of the United State of America the ninety-first. RICHARD CMcCORMICK. Ry tho Governor: FlecrT, Assistant Secretary of the Territory. PROCLAMATION BV RICHARD C.

M'CORMICr, GOVERNOR orTIIE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ANNOUNCING THE APPORTIONMENT or MEMBERS Ol" TK LEGISLATURE UNDER THE CENSUS or 18CC. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN "Wheiieas, under chapter XIV of tho Code of said Territory, it is provided that in tho month of April, in each year, the Assessor of fch County In tho Territory, shall take a census or enumeration of the Inhabitant theroof. and. return such census or enumer ation to tho County liccordor, whoso duty it PbalJ -be. Ck the Mun? in his vfilcej and transmit ft certified copy thereof to the Governor on or before the first day of Jtlhc ahd it is further provided that upon such census or enumeration being returned ti thd Governor, he shall, on or before the second Monday in July, determine and flp- portion the number of Inembei of each brench of the IxririslatUrc to which each county is entitled, under uch census or en-1 umeration and thereafter, and until anoth-1 I er apjxirtionment shall Iks madejcach coun-1 ty shall elect the number of member so ap-1 pionted to bucIi county; and Wiir.RKAS.iti further pi-otldcd that upon such determination and apportionment bo- imrmade bv the GovcrhoT he sli.111 issue i uh i ivjwuuviii wiiwuuwih, tionment.

and the" basi of jwpulatlon ujwn whidi the ame is made. Now Tiir.nnroRtTjin puniuance of (he duty enjoined uiort mc ns rofealdf I hcreliy announce that, having duly received certified copies of said census returns for the present year, ahd cxarnintil the snmcf I have made the fallowing apportionment of members or tho Lcsislaturc. to which each county is enti- I tied under such census and unfil another ap- iwrtionmerlt shall be fnsde, each county will elect the number or members so appointed to such county, viz: The county of Pima, three" members of the Council, and eight member of the Htfuse. The county of Yuma, one member" of the Council Hnd three members of the House. Tho cOUnty of Mohsre, oric member of the Council tfnd one member of the House.

i The county of Pah-Ute, One member of the Council and one member of the House. The county of YavapaL three member of, fl tl, nm th SU IIrtlonmcnt IWlPg Upm tliC Oalpl a1pulation of six hundred and fourteen per sons to one member of tho Council, and of three hundred and seven persons to One member of the House. Given under my hand end the seal of sard Territory, at Prescott, thi ninth day of July, A- 1). 1800, and of the Independ-rvv cf the United liss sAincncs tb" ninety-first. r.iciiAP.D c.

Mccormick. By the Governor ITc.vrv TV. Flei'rt, Aistant Secretary of tho Territory. PROCLAMATION bt xtciliitn goveknob ornit TEKKITORT Or AaiZO.VA, AK50UXCIKG HIS assumption or orricni. vvrtt.

TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA. Having been appointed by tho President, and confirmed by the Senate of the LTnited States, a Governor of the Territory of Arizona, I have this day taken the required oath and resumed the duties of the office. My familiarity with the organization and progress or the Territory, my connection with it government from the beginning, and my knowledge of its rich resource, are guarantees that I may Intelligently! a I shall rigorously, labor to promote its inter-cats, and I ak the cordial co-operation of all citizens, regardless of local, personal or political considerations. The hour is auspicious for the Territories the tumult of war has ceased, the unity of tho State i insured, freedom i unirersal, industry is revived, ami the animating influences of a new era of National peace and gantry, fcecurine an abundant reward to in dividual cutcqcMC, and commanaing lor uie Territory an enviable position among the new possessions bf the Republic Given under my hand and the seal of said Territory, at Prescott, this ninth day of July, a. d.

lcCo, and of the Independence of the United States of America tho nine-tT-first. RICHARD C. McCORMICK-Ry the Governor: Henry W. Flevrt, Assistant Secretary of the Territory. ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the voteri of Yavapai County. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Council, coming 1M JOH HOAI.O. July 21th, im. J. V.

Li room 7 sd Gorcrnmciit Home, N. corner of Washington and Saraoiue streets, tho authorized agent of tho Arizona Miner in Ban Francisco. Subscription awl atl. TcrtlseinenU left with him will receive Immediate attention. Tub Que at Bloob every man woman and child In our country learn that Le- Doyen's Family medicine are ttie beat in use bee advertisement on fourth page.

Sly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Vmlr. Ii liprctiv trlrrn liv nnli'r made in the Trnluitnniirt. on the lClh liav Of Jul V.

A. I. IMjO, ai mo iuwh ox i ucsun, cuuuij ui Territory of Arizona, the undtrslgned will sell at public auction, to uie uigncsi uiuuit wr uou, on Monday, August 20th, a. lfcttJ, at 10 O'clock a. in- at Hodge saloon, all the right, title and Interest of Robert McCoy, deceased, to the v.iini nrntwrtr; 1 house and lot.

situated In the town of Tucson, S5 certiflcAtca of Jots, situated in the town or rrescoii, mTj county. Tucson, July 10, JM. HUf WM. H. KlltKLANI), Administrator.

DISSOLUTION. The tiartnerahip heretofore existing between the undersigned Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All UeDl or nemw iu muunimu with the Quartz Mountain Mill Cornpanv will be arnmged by A. 0. Noyea.

Prescott, July 20, If fll Q. m71i. Co. In niyaenc Mr. 0.

Curtis' Is alone Hir sccBtatthe saw mill or in I mine A.O.hOyES- NEW A DVEHTISEM KNTS. "53 SANTA FE Sinci 0.oiiLtLii y. Through route from Denver, Colorado, to Mjwouri, Santa Fe, hew Mexico, and the Arizona Ctold Mine, Jt Jfai Passenger (fc ExptCfrf. if Dentcr, Colorado, every Ucdtiwday uipmlr, ftr Kansas Mlsorfrl, and Kama Kp, wid mfcer In New Mexico, msklng nnrV nllordlrin every reasonable arconmiodntlwi ul jmwenger and (shippers orexprvs. Coache IcaVe Kansas Cllv everr FfTdaf ftr Dtnrer vxA Santa Pe.

Mrrchaiits and others deslrhiggoodii forwariMd hy this eipreH will Instruct Yortrirdts from the: -at to mark gOods, Care SxnUi Sunt Kaathi, Cilu, Orate In Denver, at the Fire and Life Insurance f5. Crater, opiKxdte the Kraiuslf OEO. 13. CIIATER. Agent.

Aceney of (Jeorec Mint. ADM I NISTHATOK NOTICKr folate ttf Robert McCoy, decerned. Notice is hereby jrlrn (be onderMgned, dff-ly appointed bdmliilstrator of the alnirc named estate, 10 the creditors of, and all person having rtalms agalutt, Mid dwacd, to f-xhlMt, with the ncccsMry voaclicrS, within one jcr from the dm publlcatltm of tai notice, to Wtlllantli. the (own of Ttrcson, Arizona Territory, Toe-" son, July 3, IMC. lkt WM.

II.KIKKLAND,Adniinfstrator. A DM INISTit ATOR'S KOTIO JUldlt 6f T. F. MtUan, drceeutJ. 1.

-1 mlnUtrator of aald estate, to Uic creditor, of and all pcTMns bating claims agala( said deccaed 10 cxiiiDic me rame, wnu me necessary TOachcrs, within one year lrom the date of tbla Aotlce, to the undersigned, at Tucton, Arizona Territory. Dated Jelt 25, WA. 1413 SOLOMON WARNER, Administrator. PRESCOTT ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS AT TIIK CORTKZ PHESC0TT.

I wootd respectfully call the attention of my WtndJ and the irablic in crntrat to my new stock of coodi just recti red frora Eaa Francisco consisting of ShotGuns Rifles, Pistols, Powder Hotns and Holsters, Powder Ely" Doable Water-Proof Gan Cape, Ely's Metaf lined Caps for Coil's- Revolver Ely's Wire Cartridges; Buckshot, Sharp's and Maynar't? Primers; splendid assortment of CUTLEBY.tmbfaciag itowio Knives, Hanlicg. Kcivw.ani Pocfcet KniVes, in great variety; ItEPAIRIXC. Com, rjflesaad PUtois repaired to oraer Jo i the' bctl manner. VOL J. BERRY Prescott, EepU 9.

1 66S. BBMOtMTS, JITTM1, The Democrat of tbe County of Yatapal are r. qoctted to meet in a MASS CONVENTION Prescott, on the day of JULY, 1S6C, Mmlw Df tlectlnira' tranactioaofchoth. tt baainea aa may properly cone Ufore it Db-, rruf. from the dlflertnt miolne sod airriCBltnral dts- tricU ire rctd ta illsid ViSY DEMOCRATS.

Prcscott July U. IC6. 13U ilonlciuma Bt bet Goodwin wid Carieton. 0u hand a superior article of CUAtPS. PALI LEAF TABLES.

BB STEADS; WASH STANDS; And will make any article order on the shortest notice. Particular attention is called to persons wishing" to build, that by furnishing plans and pecm: tlons, from twenty-five to flily per cent ran be saved by submitting the same to the; unde Mlened. Prcscott, JulyC, 16CC. kJ Sk 13m3 SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS; WM. FAULKNER SON, IMPORTER or CanU and Card Stock, all Cofat-, Prini'uig nXj ail Color', Riwuttt antiih, SPORTSMAN'S EMPORIUM.

Printing Presses, Type, AND PRINTING MATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; OLD TYI'K MKTAIi; i Machinist may at nil times to supplied wltu, old type rocul, by calling at ill Clay Htrrct, Han Vranelsto, -i'i.