Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-08-24

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a, 1864
DR. WAKEFIELD went with Mr. Hand to the southern
country,
Mr. KIRKLAND and family arrived here on Monday
after long trip from La Paz Messrs Curtis and AL
bert Rodgers, accompanied Mr. X.
CLosED-The Juniper House is closed for the pres.
emit to be reopened in improved style early in Septem-
Der The Osborne House is now doing large bust
ness, ana is much liked
EXPRESS Robertson goes to La Paz tomorrow
Dukes Co make their trip on or about the 30th
inst and the Military Express will leave about the 10th
or 18th OF September
Mr. McMULLEN, of Antelope, is in town with the
train OF Solomon d Co.. from Pmo McMulen is "a
good fellow whom we are always glad to zee. Wish
he would take up hls abode in Prescott
BEFORE leaving La Paz, Col. Poston appointed
Charles A. Phillips Esq, assistant Superintendent of
Indian Affairs, and hear that Mr. Phillips il busiy
engaged in the duties of his office.
ROBERTSON, long looked for, came in from La Paz
Thursday as fresh a and with California papers
10 August Ist He did not leave La Paz soon
pected He will continue his express, leaving here
tomorrow
WE are glad to see Mr. c. Behrendt with us again
He is good traveller, having left here for California
early in July and returned last week Such go ahead
wide awake ndefatigable will give life and pros
perity to Arizona.
SIMS WoopsoN has been nominated as Chief Justice
of Idaho, in place of Sidney Edgerton, vino has been
appointed Governor of Montana. This shows that tho
repo 1T that Hon. Mr. McKibben. f California, had
been appointed Governor of Montana was a mistake
SHERIFF BRAnsHAw, of the Second District and
Mr. G. NJ Holiday are still here They seem to like
Prescott exceedingly and think the climate admirable
Messfs Bradshaw and Holiday substantial men
and good ctizenA They will make friends here as
they have IN La Ptz.
TOMORROW Lieut. Pomeroy and most Of the Calfcr-
MIA Volunteers viii sar for California via Fit Mohave.
Lieut. Pomeroy willgo directly to h!s hcHse in San
Jose He will be welcomed good soldier and es-
Unable fellow altogether, and his companions il arms
are worthy coed reception.
ISFoRyiTIoN is vented Of the whereabouts Of Geo.
St c. H. snyder who left Austin, Lander county, Ne
vada Territory, on or about the 20th of September
1868 for Arizona accompanied by man by the name
of Mitchell Any information viii be thankfully re-
ceived Direct to Henry s., or Allen Snyder Viz
giuia City Nevada Territory I03t
COL PoSToN, Delegate to Congress elect, hon. Geo.
Iejby member Of the Council elect from the sec
ond district and l.. G. Gray ESQ., merchants, left La
Paz ON or about the LIST instant for San Francisco
Col Poston WILL after a visit of some weeks there go
TO Washington via Panama. Messrs. Leihy and Gray
return TO the Territory at an early day.
AARON WRRTHEIsER, ESQ. is opening his fine stock
of goods recently brought in by Solomon Co. Give
him a call at HIS new store corner of Goodwin and
Montezuma streets. and see what choice assortment
he has AS one Of fscncers, and an enterrrlsing
and public spirited citizen he should have many custo
mers st&
Pho FLOUR, from the steam mill of White Noyes,
ia now much used in Prescott Ii is good and sweet,
thoueh not so white as some of the -four from the
States. BY McMuens train Messrs. w. Il N sent al
sack each 10 the Governor the Secretary and Attorn
ey General, nice present in this country OF high
prices.
The Governor has appointed George Fisher of San
Francisco a Commissioner Of Deeds for Arizona, in
California Edward Carlson, Esq, Of Mohaye. and
Nelson Van Tassel of Weaver, have been made Nota-
ries Public DR. Meyer, of Tucson has declined the
Office of Acade and George w. Forsee has resigned
as constable at Weaver.