Arizona miner., 1864-04-06

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TsE SECRETARY requests that all persons having
books or papers from his Office will please return them
at their earliest convenience.
WE are again compelled to defer our articles upon
the California Volunteers We shall certainly com
mence the series in our next paper
THR Governor was last heard from near Antelope
where he met Col Poston. lie and Lieut.. Nelson are
expected back from Tucson within couple OF weeks
ANY number of newspapers can be sent by mail un
der a two cent stamp, provided they do not exceed
four ounces in weight This fact has not been gene
rally known.
THE next number of the MINER viii be issued on
the 10th of April Advertisements should be sent in
Inv the 10th. The charges for advertising and sub
scription are in green backs.
SUBSCRIBERS to the MINER Lynx Creek, will
find their papers at the store of Mr.. St James Those
in Goodwin, will get them at Shedons Ranch. Those
on the Lower Hesiampa at Mr.. Vickroys
THERE was murder at Peoples Ranch on Saturday
night last A Mexican attacked Mr.. Alexander Hamp-
ton with knife and killed him instantly. The des-
perado then made of with two horses. crazy man
dead but is still living.
PRovIsIoNs.-We are glad to hear that pack trains
with provisions from La Paz, have arrived at Ante
iope, and are soon expected at Granite end Lynx
Greeks Captain Walker expects TO get provisions
from them for Woosey's expedition, and to join
Co. Woolsey It an early day.
Ross BROWNE Esq, owing to illness in his family,
Yuma We much regret thas Mr. Browne pre-
vented visiting the god-delds No description of
the mineral resources of the Territory can be perfec;
or satisfactory in which they are omitted
t Our FIRST SUBSCRIBER TO General Coulter of
Lynx Creek belongs the credit Of being the first sub
scriber 30 the MINER Gen. G. is wide awake. and if
all who hunt gold philosophical and perseyer-
Ing as he, it would be a happy thing We are glad to
know that his claims paying well.
JUICE ALLYN and Mr. Van Smith have returned
from Pimo They travelled with Col Poston far as
Antelope. At that point they met the Governor and
party their way to Tucson. Judge Allyn has
placed at our disposal interesting facts regard
ing the Pimos, aud the Governors expedition to the
Verde, which we hope to print in our next
81 FoRT Bow1E.--We were in error in calling the
company stationed at this post. regulars" They
belong to the 9Th California Infantry Volunteers and
are undoubtedly good regulars. Capt Tdhall
has shown his appreciation of the MISER by forward
Ing subscription for two copies and the good wishes
M an old typo. His example is worthy of imitation
by all volunteer regular officers
REv. II. w. READ preached at Fort Clinton, Lynx
Greek, Thursday evening last large aud atten-
tive congregation 1t was the first religious service in
The gulch.
Rev. VIM. ]. Kermott OF Leavenworth Kansas, has
beer appointed by the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society missionary to Arizona and was to have
allied from New York with his family On the first of
ne present month. lie viii labor in connection with
VI. Read.
hAscH is much the same the world over. Even in
Eais latitude where January and February we're ex-
xemey pleasant months. with many days worthy OF
Midsummer, the winds Of March we're high and search
ng The government tents jOstled ia the rudest
manner and April is proving quite as disagreeable
For those who have nothing but canvas te protect
hem from such turbulent and cold weather share is
nut little comfort The officials are anxiously await
hg the Governors decision to the capital that they
cay build substantial houses. They have had long
Sperience Of life out of doors 1859
WILLIAM STEWART, Of Capt, Pishon's Cavalry Com 8
my one OF the party conveying the last mail 10 this
ost from Pimo, was shot at Antelope on the sOth q
-, by Albert F. Brunow of the same company
aper sent to Major Willis by 3. r. Howell and other Ii
Hzens Of the Weaver district, wholly exoncrates f