Arizona miner., 1864-10-05
THE ARIZONA MINER.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s, 1864.

IL You want tp-top cigar go toWormser Co Is
We've been there '.@
MEssRs Bowers. Suffers al Fort whpple take
and have constantly taken, greenbacks at so cents
the dollar. f.''taAt
CLAYTON RALsroN Esq, has lost his license, from
the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois Attorney
at Law Any person finding the same will confer a
favor by leaving it at this Office
Co6RT ExcHAsGE-Mr. A. Brchta has fitted up |
a neat Saloon in the new building next door TO Gray
& Co. store Brichta is good fellew and his bar is
supplied with the best Wines liquors, and cigars.
MEssRs. BARNETT & BARTH have just received a
large and well selected stock Of Wines liquors. and
cigars Give them call They have large stock of
goods, and are gentemany and oblging
THE Miller Brothers are pushing ahead the store oil
Mr. Hardy of Eardyvie. II is to be upon Granite
Street and will soon be ready for occupation. When
such driving men as Jacob and Sam Miller, and Mr..
Hardy unite there is business ahead
Mr. JACKSON Representative from the First District
appeared in his seat on Thursday and took the oath
He has since been unable TO meet with the House
owing 20 debility from long sickness and the fatigue Of
the journey from Tucson We wish him a speedy re
storation to health.
Rons-Jndging from the bills already before the
Legislature, we are likely to have good roads at an
early day Bills have been introduced for companies
10 work the La Paz and Mohaye roads. and we hear
that movement will be made for a company to open
road from here TO Tucson, via the Aqua Fra and
Black Canon and from Tucson 10 the Sonora line with
view to opening the FERGUSON route to Port Liber
tad an end greatly desired by the residents be-
low the ella and of the first importance 70 the whole
Territory We hope the Legislature will deal gener-
ously with all Of these enterprises. We must have
good roads il We would secure capital and transact
business
Tar weather is az cool as in New York Boston
at this season. If not cooler. The nights are really
sharp-overcoats blankets and fires in lively de-
mand, especially among our visitors from the South
ern country Several ef the Representatives from
Tucson who were quartered at the Governors house
until they could be provided for in town, kept
comfortable in the mornings and evenings by large
fires built out of DOORS there being yet no chmney'
In the house.
One night last week 80 head OF cattle were
taken by the Indians from the corral Of the Southern
Kansas emigrants about mile from Prescott Parties
were Immediately sent in search, and by their effort
recovered and several Apaches killed Fifteen of tn
cattle and one horse captured by Messrs Barnard
Collier and Wieke, at the Big Bug canon. the Indian
having unexpectedly come upon them while campe'
on the divide between the Hassayampa aud Big Bug
Mr. Jacob Miller and others lately n search 70
ranches killed Of the red legs and We hear OF tn
killing of one near Weaver. To all of which We ex
! claim, Bueno!"
PIxo AND M.RicoPA--in returning from onr re
cent visit TO Tucson passed an agreeable time a
the hosptable station Of j. b. Allen, ESQ., OF the Mari
coma Wells who did all he could 10 make sta
agreeable The situation Of his residence is beautiful
and commands a wide view Of the scenery in til
Great Valley OF the Gila surrounded by It's amphithe
atrss OF n,enntains IL il the main line OF traye
from Fort Yuma and the Colorado east and mis- estab
shment possesses the industry and activity OF smar
village We also spent some days with A. NJ White
Eso of the Pima Hills at the Casa Blanca, and wer
kindly and Hospitality entertained by him, and IN com
pany with our host and Gen. q aude Jones' o
Tucson we made delightful excursion to tAe tuius
the Casa dorado Casa de hoDtezn::ia anu examn
ed the fertile lands :.ao in that vicinity !"
fou.., wide and fertile irrgabe valley where the re
mains of an ancient acequia attested Its former cqtva
ton. and where the recent cultivation OF tue flmo
attesed It's present fertility. The crop had been gath
cred but many acres covered with ripe and dehclou
melons, pumpkins and squashes remained, aud exSih
tied the uxuriance Of the sell We tried and appreci
aed the ine favor of the melons and after examining
the ruins and relics Of the works OF art OF the ancie
Totecs and Aztecs. we enjoyed delightful drive .
Saceton The ruined buildings and remains oil Cite
on the ella have been often described that IL Is USE
iess here 70 more than aude to the fact that ate
wandering over and measuring the crumbing walls {
xaospna oh with tha ay