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pxnsosA1.-captain z. g. Dyhrenfurth, Assis-
.1AWse.s. 0era-s, -, ~ .t.N ~ 90, 60.
land at Alton. arrived in this city yesterday, ON
short visit to biz parents.
~1ARcEnT.-John Ao"afoa whose arrest fof the
lssceny Of ECO from Patz1ck hasserson ~e noticed
e1Tlddi6 5e1l and i6cid I to bsi Ia The % srm Of $50. ~
Cr11p 1xJunEp.-A little girl, about ten years
- s'1,.a s.,a,,.a- - -. onra,o. -aa;a1,. ~
o.u' ~ usueuei VI 'a"eo outu4s- ies4u,us VI
west MashlnElon street, near Green: was CANCER f
cony in rear Of the house
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ounnEa UAA4a'-'oeepu as, Isy.s. So ' s,nat - -
neout % ycass u ags1 4o4ue.! s'ase ~
INC ola tenetel5, oaeo aaat evening ~ 'ac oseonu
Precinct Police Station, near which he was found
has sny | friends Il lie city. ~ '''e
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Held Fon Tn1A--William Mccsuley was yes
.efo nelo ,ot IN, n e I,st
tho small sum OF fs9 10, tbe assau,. u.s.. .ns
onP. McGuire, the Wells street bridge tsnd.s5. ID. e.
butcher knife.
W..11- A. .a,or-,od
"Ano - .1.1"... -. 1at,, xr.rd
ms y, ~ - 80 1,s,-- .,se .ranr,a ~ ss,-
WI ~ ns.u a. ~ ~. - - ,,as- tha -cnort ~ t1,c
uroay esenin, ye a. 70 t ~. ~ aaT NV ~ decmeS
&t,a r..
proper 70 Psoeuio 'plun'@c4n ~ -ae "AAN'
CARELESS FsH1so.-A travelling agent Tor some
circus company, giving tue nane oi Geofee oFo"n'
went irto disfep11aoie aouse o4 ~4alA eNeet'o "
Thursday night kept by one iaa hspHn; ,,1,o
.stsh her. and drew las fsvolssl AMa n5su ee
shots Just over he1 head. f1neo Sso anu eosSs
,,,.-- r ~, ,,,o. q n.
Darr. formerly an actor employed ut Woods Mu-
scum, whose arrest, trial and sentence for deses
ton, has heretofore been noticed IL the TRIBUNE,
hns hccn rcpricyed by the President in c0nse.
queuee of application nadc ~ his theatrical
1s'enoS' --
Coal DE1IvEHT--2at lsoss resides on utls"o'o
street, and yesterday found load OF eoa1 empneo e
by mistake before hts door. he noufopsla'to a.,
and drove Mr. Robert u" out ol .as noase Nneu
thc rirhtful owner. Fined fs3 and costs. iof. .Ha-
ing what did not belong to him.
Festival in Brun ua1l In aid ofthe fund for build
-. - .sax,.h Thr-rb N f,hfr,co xa. Well At
tended Ofcourse It wns all p0rlt and no fak; and
outsiders might MOI &c esneGtcd 70 snu| m .. q
the procceolnEs, pnt VII ~ eantnnsS +his Il az
S,ins 1inss t1'"''s' ~
BH1cHr ArRoRAs.-1he young LADIES' OF Aurora
~ hafe "ntrsao @ commencing On The h Of Febrpary
IN enie1eo tn hold FIR T 1t M p.advs Ms1 on
they pFopose - nom . t"u .. o'Aa. As1i w
the I'D and Esd inst the proceeds to be applied to
that object Aurora has always been among the
xcry first, and she intends to Keep the van All
CIRCUIT Coun1.-1he call Of the trial calendar
stands st Nc a. On Tuesday next the business
on The eayil docket will probably be resumed ut
INT nnr1er and the docket d,sposcd Of 81 rspidly
as pozeilc, the Court not being limited to the
tr,l OF six cause. per day as heretofore AL per-
sons desiring trials must be prepared TO try them
when reached.
, 1864-12-17

drete Dr., J, SfiUoo Houghsoa, Howard Associa-
ton, no. South Ninth street, PhtlAdelphla, Pa
nrA. .fQ1.1n1
, 1864-12-17

r. Toy Bureaus make desirable present for
misses Of four years old and upwards. The new
Garrison Game. and the CToquet Game, can be
found at Nobles's Notion and Toy Bazaar, ITS
Lake street. dec16b44}6t
, 1864-12-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

E Parties interested arc referred to an adver-
iiscment in For Sale column ofa Trothng Horac
for sale.
Go to the Best.--{so 10 Bryant g. stratton'a
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or to become q good
for circulars, Bn1ASr& SrHArroS, Chicago, III.
sHo11DAY PREsEsrs.'-McNal1y &, Co., 81
the fnest quality in another column. det1.b538lt
, 1864-12-17
OUR REGULAR CHRISTINA
~ Sale, by auction,ot
RICH. FANCY GOODS.

Figures and statuetts extra me silyerFiaed Ware
Ivory and Silver Table Cutlery. The above sale com:
any Of our former aaes Ladies' particularly In
v,ted to ts SAFE whIe VT! take place at orr sales'
Dec. 70 The time and particulars Will 30 given here
after. GILBERT SAMPSON
dctl-bG7-.nt AucttoneeFs,
, 1864-12-17
III A II IL I T. ID ,
d 1 e D .

At St. Pius Church. Milwaukee,. D. c, 18th, ty Res
Dr Ashley, Mr.. D. 4. PETTY, q. khle city, and Nil
a (. HATCH, Of Milwaukee,
, 1864-12-17
OFFICE, WITH
DOGGETT & EASSON,


A RLINGTON'S AIINSTRELo
IA will y, rtosm at Racine Monday evening": DEE Pc.
l2th, Titus Rail- GAINESVILLE Tuesday 4na
evcnlnes Dec. 18th and lih Lappins h INV ii.i.
and ritlay ctcrtugt, Dec. 18th and I'LL Eif .,
Saturday evening, Dec 17ih at Chic:Go e
tan Hail. W. AtsLlEHh 49,
iletI-htla1v Prcp,iatnr nN1 Msn1gF!.
, 1864-12-17
CLOTHIEG AND FURNISHING
GOODS
81artlettss Grand CIos1n. Out Sale
Novel Pr1ces-The Holidays.

Vim. Bartlett, Nos. 13t and 133 Randolph street,
under the Sherman House, is making about these
daya magnificent promises to the low in pocket
and the Indifferent In wardrobe. Such promises are
not uncommon, hut they are rarely fulfilled. HI.
Bartlett ineiss that be is offering better bargains
than any house in the trade, md the way for the
readers Of the TR1pusx to verify his statement is
to give him call. We have been go long accus-
wearing apparel during the past three years COM
forgotten rcmembrances OF childhood ohear the
prices VIC used to pay for clothing In the time long
ago reproduced to-day In Chicago. To Whet hap
py chance mr. Bartlett is indebted for bis abilty to
purchase goods and sell them ut such extremely
putabIs that he docs 50 sell them. Hs stock IS
very large and very good one, and consists Of
Fine Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Look at the Prices: oyercoats OF every grade aud
style 8 TO 81; hEsiness eoats q t. ts; hlnss
to t1o: In order to make a Glenn sweep, be
offers bis entire wholesale stock Of Gcnts'
Furnishing mGoods: which be claims
IL larger than any west OF New York, at less than
shirts md drawers, hosiery, gloves mtttena, hand
kerchies, collars Jackets, dress shirts, travelling
ehrts, fine French cashmere ah}rts, scarfs, aus-
penders, travelling bags neck dcs, &C., and Is we'll
department equally faforabie Inducements sre o.
fercd, both in respect to quality and prices. Mr..
Bartlett insists that what he advertisea he IL pre-
pared to perform and the best way to test the sim
nee, under the Sherman House. It Will b. the
closing out e1le Of tho Benson.
The holiday season is approaching. and for n
suitable gift TO ascnEtb'e person, an overcoat or
nice aref5 Coz; Is u.t The thing1n tct "theres re-
be willing to demonstrate
, 1864-12-17

The Baby which sayB papa and mans As
PLAN ~ auy Child. which sits up In bed and opens
and ehuts the eyca, can bo seen at Mobiles Notioa
and TOY B1zaar ITS Lake street. deli-b.Ss1t
, 1864-12-17

- Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems New and reliable treatment
In reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
, 1864-12-17
JFOun1.

EOUND-On the sth Of Decem.
j. ber 1854, span Of mu'cs. one ErcT the other
brown recover the same " apP ranG ranG
Bay Koad, and paying charges. deto osVt9s
TAKEN UP-OnW Wabash avenue,
j Thu1sday morning. sorre1 Horse, .nssh @ INC
owner csn hsve by pfovDK property. paying charges
nud applying 10 214 Wabash Avenue. telt-ooos-st
, 1864-12-17

SANITARY CoM1uss1ox-DAAoSps. JEwE1ET,
&c.-Mr. II. Strauss. icwelcr, 135 Clark. corner Of
Madison street, offers the profits Of his entire sales
to-day to The Sanitary Commission. His store,
though Of pot very inviting exterior, contains
etocE of diamonds of the first water, sparkling Tu
bics, clitte1lng amethysts, Earnets. and vast va
rfcty of the choicest jeSclrF, embracing almdst
everything In that line. No more acceptable or
aanropfiafc Christmas presents will be found, than
fhoee to he offered By Af. Strauss on bis grand
opening dag Of new goods to-day. For the benefit
Of our Feaders who want genuine articles, as well
to be advanced, We truEt Mr. strauss Wl!l hare IN
immense days business. Let no one who goes
si.oupfnc to-day fail to examine his stock.
TIE ENROLMENT IN CooK couSTT.-Captain
N'1u. james, Provost Ma1shnl OF this district. has
addressed circular to the citizens OF Cook CONF
tt IN he Official capacity Of Chairman Of the Board
OF Enrolment
He earnestly requests that the citizens will help
the Board to properly revise the enroll
mcnt lists in ANTICIPATION Of the next draft 80 that
when the time for conscription comes complaints
may not be made that the county has to supply
rolled, hut subject to exemption from physical
disability unsuitahlcness Of age allcnaEe, Or by
reason OF having served two years IN the military
or naval force OF the United Statcs since the 18th
Of April 1861, should have his name stricken from
the stg; md It Is the duty OF al TO see
that all such names be Immediately erased. An
other object Of mportance is TO properly Iook a.
| Ter removals from the district or even from one
ward to another. Enrolling officers arc constant
, 1864-12-17

~ Paper Hancings, Painting, CalcEminina
and Glazng, at F. Z. Rgby's, 50 Randolph street
dec15b34r1Iu,
, 1864-12-17
CROCKERY.
PAN NO-FOHT,E.

Plates. Ewe1s and Basins. Chambers. DC. Spring
Bed. Phi ows, ane Stec! Plate Enkraytnga
Also ut 1O{ o'clock, one nue RoseWoo Case s-octave
, 1864-12-17
OUR REGULAR ANNUAL
cHHIsTmAa SALE OF

Elegant French China, PariRn Goods, Silver
Plated Ware, statuetts, Figures, bohemian
and French Glassware, &C., &C.,
, 1864-12-17

BRIGHT ArnoRAs.-1he young ladies OF Aurora
have been At work to aid the Grand Sanitary Fair
in Chicago commencing on the ath Of February
They propose to hold Fair ut Bsady's Hall on
the I'd and Esd inst the proceeds to be applied to
that object Aurora has always been among the
vcry first, and she intends to keep the van. All
lit,r,or tn her.
, 1864-12-17
THE CITY.

Tu1u CApouT.-Onicc.s Webb and Kenny las,
might arrested g Club Phelps " long known as one
,of ftc most adroit thleves Of Chicago.
, 1864-12-17

Held Fon TuA1--Willi.m McCsuley Was yes
tcrdsy held for trtal In the Recorders Court in
the small sum Of $50 for the assault last Saturday
on r. Mcclure, the Wells street bridge tender.
whose let arm he nearly severed by blow with
a butcher knife.
, 1864-12-17

A Gard.
The Committee of the s.Frccdmen'a Fair" re-
turn their grateful Acknowledgements and thanks
to the 'Iaaies' Soldiers Aid Society" Of Nusca-
tine Iowa, for the large and valuable boz OF seful
md ornamental articles received from them for the
Fair. Among the many handsome articles which
the hox contains is a hne oil painting from Iowa
City md there is also beautiful silk quilt valued
at $500. The contents OF the box, at the lowest
valuation, will net ut least 1900. The ladiss OF
Muscatine have done nob1y, and much credit Is
due them for their successful efforts in behalf Of
the Fair,
, 1864-12-17

C1ncvT1 CouH1.-lhe call Of the trial calendar
stands at No. IS. On Tuesday next the business
on the civil dockc, will probably be resumed at
that number, and the docket disposed Of as rapidly
as poseftlc, the Court not being limited to the
tr,al OF six causcr per day as heretofore All per
sons desiring trials must be prepared TO try them
:, 1,rr ye1rhcH
, 1864-12-17

Coal DE11vEHr.-pat noss resides on Griswold
street and yesterday found load Of coal empt1ed
by mistake before his door. He appropriated 1t,
and drove Mr. Robert Law out Of the honse when
that gentleman sought 10 recover IT for the use 81
Tie rirhifai owner. Fined fs5 and costs, for find
ing what did not belong to him.
, 1864-12-17

&sEMQFA1.-Au uE tUASIG4s1ta0A VI 1AS uuutAA
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. Il. D. Kitchell, D.
n e. i.,ar1 Smith 4, Nfxon's Hal1 far one ycar.
Atn 4e4.e4 e - 49,. Sd. sssSsas
and will commence 70 nola sael1 annuas eeis'ees
1l.crc 4 week from Tomorrow Incy nave secured
ii lot for frEt-class church cdlace, on the corner
OF Etdndgc Court md Wabash avenue. ana w1l
havc it Completed By the next Christmas. To-
morrow pe1ng me las! y. IT, ~
IN IL H. st1t1IS nv ,b,.to1nnr n.stnT ~ fhe
church.
-. .-.., ,--
reading in the North Diyisiop will be Interested
- 49, savs,4fecncnt ~ ,ha Eor,E, s3ao Fv,ro<.
~ .ue ~ - as f:nna :. e. sr,,,,"r .n,rn'n
company 70 oe Aoono IL a"osaes eoiuna-
Tho exotbitant ohargea demanded W express
drivers has become serious evil. for which this
1Iie enterurlpe is In the hands OF reliable busi-
ness mcp. and they have fine equipment Of Gov
efyd wagons.
By eysferaatiLng the business IN saca Wy g
a wagon In u1king one trip, they are enabled TO
charge extremely low rates, even IN these umes
o: deprcclated currency.
THOSE A1Huxs.-AaFe you seen ucm '-ms
ncntcst, prctaeet, nos4 afnsue@o'' An.saut o7. 7.
, 1864-12-17

SUDDEN DzA7H.-Joseph Meyers, a Gcrman, Of
about IS years OF age, formerly grave digger at
the old Cemetery, died last evening in the Second
Precinct Police Station, near which he VI. found
In state Of helplesses. It IL not known that he
hns Hpy friends In the city.
, 1864-12-17

FaKscu FA1n-Thc opening Of the Fair and
Festival in Bryan ua1l In aid ofthc fund for build
tnc the new French Church IN Chicago was well at
tended. OF course 1t wna all n1rk and no tak: and
outsidera might not be expected to know much Of
The proceedings, but everybody seemed tn first
class spirite The Fair will be continued this eve-
, 1864-12-17

TWELFTH WARD WAN MEETNo.-An adjourned
meeting Of the enrolled citizens Of the 18th Ward
will be held ut No. "a Milwaukee avenue on Sat-
urday evening, Dec II, TO hear the report Of the
committee and take such action as may be deemed
proper to procure volunteers for the Ward.
, 1864-12-17

PxnsoxA1~-Jancs O.Donnell Esq, editor OF
The jackson tMich} C7fi=en, was in the city yes
acrday, stoppIng at tho fremont House,
, 1864-12-17

PROFESSOR McCof.-This distinguished eloca-
tionist and patriot, will lecture on Tuesday eve
ming next, in sniE, Nixon's Hall, for the bene-
ii et the Freedmen. Admission Tickets ,uay he
nrncured st the leading book stoEee.
, 1864-12-17

TIE BoEEns.-Jt has already been stated in
these columns that company had been formed IL
Chicago to bore for OIL they do in Pennsylvania
II is fully twelve months since that we discussed
the eulJect and pEophcs'ed the end. That end
came yesterday. The company has continued Its
labors to the depth Of seven hundred feet, md
yesterday st1uck-not lie, but water-a full stream
OF which flowed up into the laces Of the workmen.
The fpisfta made flight ulistakc-as usual. We
recommend the company now to commence the
manufacture Of hydrogns.
, 1864-12-17

Also one Mahogany Uprieht Piano Forte. House
kcerers wishing rich or medium chamber Furniture
should attend this SALE Waffantcd nfS1class work.
GILBERT Il SAMPSON.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
wALKER MINING DISTRICT.

a q meeting Of the miners OF Walker Qnartz
Mining District, held on the second day of Octc.
Der, 1864, the following supplementary resolu-
tons were adopted
/. Resolved. That any person holding a quartz
location of two hundred feet within this district
who has or may hereafter sink Oh the same
shaft three feet wide, four feet in length, and two
feet deep. running with the ledge, the same shall
be equivalent to twelve days labor, as required
by Article - Of the bylaws Of this district or if
the same is held by a company. for every addi-
tioDai member thereto the sinking Of one foot
deeper in said shaft will be required in Order to
perpetuate the titles to the same
z. Resolved. That The labor required by reso.
lation !, passed at this meeting. shall i. per
formed within six months from this date.
3. Resolved, That the Recorder Is hereby an
thorIzed 10 issue certificates OF title TO any per-
son or persons who may have complied strictly
with the provisions Of resolutions and 9. passed
at this meeting, for which he shall receive the
sum OF one dollar and fifty cents, measuring the
shaft and work included
A. w ADAMS, Recorder.
LUX Creek, October 4, 1861.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
OF LAND CLAIMANTS

AT a meeting held in Spring Valley on tn.
evening OF October 9th. 1864, Joseph EhIe. E,o.
was called TO the chair. aud Robert n:xen sst-
pointed Secretary.
On Nnction the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved, This district shall be- known and
called Spring Valley District.
Resolved, That the size and extent Of thi,
district sha be Elk miles square
Resolved, That the surveying and stalking Of
eaitas SHALL be sufficient to hold said claims good
for thirty days
Resolved, That each claim holder shall do or
cause to be done fifty dollars worth Of !.As,s or
make improvements TO that amount within nine
ty days after locating such claim. which having
been performed, shall hold the claim good until
the FIRST day OF May. 1865. But ia case any
claimant or claimants shall fail To comply with
the foregoing requirements, he or they shall for
ieit has or their rights 10 such claim or claims
lsezelgea, Tia: al disputes arising between
claim holders in this district shall be settled in
the said Spring Valley District.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the ARIZONA MINER.
On motion the House adjourned.
JOSEPH EHLE, Chairman.
ROBERT DIXON, Secretary
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

mine. Registry is the Indispensable pfe-rcoui,
site Of any title TO mine under the Spanish
law.
Properly speaking Gays Gamboa, the register
Is the book in which deeds and grants are enter.
ed Tor perpetual remembrance thereof 30 that
II they be lost, torn or deiaced, or if any question
be raised as to their idertyor authority, recourse
may be bad to euch book. Registry. says the
same author, is the basis OF title to a mine, and
the attrbutiye cause Of the subjects right OF
property IN 1t, the crown having subjected tbs
the proprietor to this Obligation when they made
the mines common, SO that no mine can he law
fully worked until registry is made, without which
lt is liable to be registered by any other person.
the form OF the ordinance not being complied
with. Although that commentary was written
before the date Of the ordinance which must fur.
nish the guide in this case still the views Of tho
writer have an important bearing upon the
question presented, as showing the unlyersality
81 the rule, that not even the discoyerer eau
acquire any title 70 mine without registry"
Supreme Court United States, New Aim den
Ease.
1t is not necessary for the purpose OF deter
mining the question raised by this prayer for
writ OF injunction, TO pass upon the question
whether the mining laws Of Spain and Mexico.
re 10 force ia this Territory 1t is sufficient that
be complaint itself does not show that those
avs have been sufficiently complied with, TO vest
Q the complainants such a right OF property Ia
be Vulture lead, as to call for the extraordinary
xercise OF the chancery powers of this Cont
granting writ Of injunction. The prayer toF
ne writ Of injunction is therefore denied
ALLYN, j.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
WILLOW SPRING RANCH

The subscribers have permanently located at
illow Springs 20 miles from Prescott. on the
Mohaye road, and are now prepared 10 receiy,
and entertain the travelling public. The tabl,
viii be always well supplied, aud safe and con.
yenient corrals, with feed for animals, will soon
be prepared.
J. HUNDREDMAI2K x co.
October %. 1864. l5sea
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

The latest paper in town is the Alta California
Of October LIST, brought here by Colonel Tyson
The war news is highly favorable to the Fed.
eral arms. Generals Sheridan and Averll had
defeated Generals Early and Breckenridge (Con-
federutes) in the Shenandoah Valley. Virginia
and taken many thousands Of prisoners. Green.
backs were worth 81 - cents in San Francisco
Generals Fremont and Cochrane had both with
drawn from the Presidential contest Montgom
cry Blair had resigned the office of Postmaster
General, and Ex-Governor Dennson OF Ohio was
appointed in his stead. This will be good news
to the Territories, toward which ,Mr. Blair never
pursued liberal policy.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

CAPTAIN y. ). PrsHoS formerly in command Of
the cavalry al Fort Whippe. has returned from Cali
iorna 70 that post albeit his company is in New
Mexico. Capt. p will probably remain here until the
expiration o: his Of service His old friends
glad to see him looking SO vel. and wish him yet
many years Of comfort upon his pleasant ranch in the
San Bernardino valley.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

IHE Legislature is working vigorously. The
most OF the Howell Code is already adopted A
moson to locate the Capital at Tucson, made ia
the Council, was lost by tie vote. A motion 70
TX 1t at Prescott was carried in the lower house
y vote OF to :. 1t is not probable that per
maneni location will be made by this Legislature
Henry " Fleury, private secretary to the Gov.
error, has been chosen Chaplain Of both houses.
he selection has caused much mefrilnent 10
Prescott, aud was brought about by the persis.
tent efforts OF a party, not liked by the MEM
bers, TO secure the pPosii,oa- Mr. Fleary makes
no claim to the sacred Office but we presume that
viii be Of little consequence to our legislators.
* yet the Legislature has passed 10 mining il =.
bat one Is nnder preparation. We hope ia our
next to give a list Of all the acts passed.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

THE grapes and apples brought by Mr.. Freeman.
for L. Laskye, at Rountree's bnildng, remind us Of
other days in the States hey are good, and though
held at high prices we note that most Of onr citizens
have INDUCED in them to liberal extent Mr. Laskye
has a large and well selected stock Of goods Call and
see for yourselves.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
AMERICAN RESTAURANT.
CORNER OF LANDER STREET
Opposite the Store Of Drachman e Goldberg,
La PAZ, ARIZONA.

The undersigned, having established Restau-
rant in La Paz, take this method of informing the
public that all those who desire good meal
neatly prepared and served, followed by a prime
cigar, can be accommodated by
BUCK & COOK.
October 10. 1864. u5f
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

Now ready at the Office Of the ARIZONA HIsER,
Prescott, and sent by mail or express to all parts
Of the Territory. y .r 40 ..,a.g se'ell
BLANK DEEDS for the conveyance OF
Lode claims.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

T. G Gray, ESQ, Of la Paz. has returned ;heFe after
visit Of several weeks in Prescott where he has large
Interests Mr. Gray IS eAies in the Central Road
Company chartered to sink wells upon, and otherwise
10 improve the Ehrenhurg road to Weaver and a
branch from that road via Date Creek TO this place
He Will In conjunction with Col Tyson mr Cunning
ham, and other corporators in the company, immed-
atey begin work upon the road and hope for easy
communication with Ia iaz at al cariy day.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

KEW. hR. READ, postmaster at Prescott. hay-
ing received instructions from the Post Office
Department gt Washington to furnish informa-
ton and diagrams Of the various proposed mail
routes 10 Arizona aud Southern California, viii
leave for the East in few days, and il is hoped
that We shall have adequate mail facilities here
within a few months. Mr Read will also attend
10 any other business in New York and WASH
ngton which may be intrusted to him During
bis absence Mr. George VI. Holiday viii be his
agent, and attend 10 his business here. Judge
Holiday has been appointed deputy postmaster
10 Prescott.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

HAE and other feed may DO had at the corral Of
Rountree & Alsop, djacent to their saloon Persons
whiting Prescott will find it good place to bait their
anmals.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

young girl belonging TO of the families lately
arrived from Texas died at their camp the Fort
few days since, and buried in the Prescott GENE
terry.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

VAN G.. SMITH has returned from Zuni where he
went with Mr. Johnson Mr. DO ling and Mr. Bingham
for stolen horses. Unfortunately the animals were
re-stoen from him on the Little Colorado.