Arizona miner., 1864-07-20
THE ARIZONA MINER.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20, 1864.


WEDNESDAY JULY 20, 1864
THE Fourth Of July was celebrated at La Pa
Judge Allyn delivered an grafton.
CAPT PAULINE WEAVER and Mr.. Frank Pinkley
arrived here TO day from Weaver
We have seen but copy of the Kew Mexican San
Ia Fe) since the MINEP started, although have
sent our paper regularly Will che publishers take the
hint We should be glad Of back numbers.
CHA YroN RALsTIN. ESQ. young lawyer from Hi
nos arrived here with the Coloradians and will open
office at early day. Dr. Clutter late of the ar
my. who accompanied him here, will also open an
Office.
Hrv,--w, hear that lately Mexican struck rich
deposit 49, bill side, on Lynx Creek the trail
from Granite Creei .as. whence, by dry washing. he
took forty ounces OF gold in single day That will do
MEssRs WHITE MOVES have their steam grist
mill in full operation at PimO-and turning out
large quantities of excellent -four of which has
already found its way here and more is called for
Attention directed TO the advertisement Of these
terprising gentlemen
Our MINEs.-The Argus, mining journal published
The mines Of Arizona are becoming recognized
feature Their abundance and their unequa ed richness
surpass the most sanguine expectations OF all eompe-
tent judges.
The weather is not uncomfortaby The fire.
quent showers indicate the approach Of the rainy
son The nights are cool and exceedingly agreeable
There few places in the Atlantic States where the
month Of JAY Is SO pleasant We sympathze with
sweltering friends at Tucson and La Paz
GENERAL CANRY formerly in command OF the De
partment Of New Mexico aud lately connected with
the Office 8. Washington has been made Major
General OF volunteers, and placed ia command Of the
department Of Louisiana aud Arkansas. Wonder If
She promotion in view of the Generals good man
ageInent OF the New Mexican battesl
CHARLES A. PHILLIPS. ESQ. was admitted 10 the
Arizona bar at the recent term Of the United States
District Court in La Paz He Is gentleman Of char
acter and intelligence. who has practced law in Till
nos He viii follow his profession ia Ia PaL indi
Gated by his card ia another Column aud commend
him deserving The Governor has appointed
! Mr. Phillips Notary Public.
= THE laws Of the Walker and Wiekenburg Mining
= Districts will be found on our fourth page Those
D a the Cerro Colorado District will be published in
Il next aIso of the interesting historical articles by
. ocr esteemed correspondent La Piz which we re-
4 gret 10 have compelled 10 keep back foT a aso-
msnt The size Of columns mast be our apology
Y for any delay In giving readers the immediate be-
Y ent OF such valuable documents
We visited Mr.. r. f Harrington OF the whippe
Ranch, few days since, and found him husily engaged
Az u srFgating his garden. Mr has about one acre
planted with cabbage, melons etc, which he Is sup
plying with water by means Of pump, from Granite
Gov Greek and also I've six Of which he Il
cuItivating without irrigation the corn looked well
ter Previous !" tue ram and must De growing hney now
q THs United States District Court for the Second
N District opened La Paz on the last Tuesday in
ro June. in accordance with the Governors proclama-
tion-Judge Allyn presiding There being no business
beyond the admission Of several lawyers TO practice at
rec Che Arizona bar early adjournment had Il il
that hy the term be held in November
nsr.l there will be quite an accumulation OF business
esP Jrncr R,Rsv Of La paz has la,e,v s,voroa o,r
raj anctum with several visits Within large body he
ed ecms to carry large heart and his good nature is
,scsegbial. His political friends on Lynx Creek gave
In hattering vote for Delegate and If il is not
nongh 70 elect him. have satisfaction IN knowing
hat be is much deserving of Congressional hon.
Of RS than of the aspraDts He is sefmade and
It eatvldentIy an honest politician of the old
DE, inshool
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piled BEecHER says Life would be perpetual flea. nun
e New man obliged 10 down all the inuendoes
ton