Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

.l1T e. 3ss; residents iit ls ccusI1efsI oIe Qi tbe tes, tpysr. ia thc Territory. He li'ai, ifr-ati in MesiA where De was cisgk oi ftae ooaatv c,.art. bat las iive5 caieay l' !. z sssor. He s brstber e William :. Oury lsui iiss hin ooe & tae most proraircr; aut fasntiai .iii1e -.s of Pir.a o51ray.
 Nh sm J stslgrn n native of New ,Tosk He settled i'd kansAs in lsji and ff-rss sAs r-yiT-ir;s- ot the thvn't, the rrsf .afer sssas asasd iu that state. In ls5o and I 7,As vssdepety sarreyor General of Kan
 -a. sri Netr-.ta In lS57 and he was z nersser uf tbe Jsgisisture d Utsb, ib' iirst renfile ever chs@ea Co. tbag body 10 4 isal ae sa. a taeuiher S t1s hrs Legi-ls
 turc sE gssaEs- la lsS5 be essse 70 Arizo
 aA. He was elerted Co the lat Legis.atcre
 sas aiibot ssssni Of the prs-ers be is iIeadinx aud esrrest r3snlb~r. and his exT.n
 err-. usa.t make h.rn a useful one Ue iives
 Dear Tgoac aIrd is sueressfully erEsged in
 hrniue. Al,aou,.h De has bs~u s5 nusa In
 psiblic Iifc be i. t1t s2 years of sge.
 Hsnry McC Wsrl s from Maryland H.
 ire ct Bsba-greu ueAr Tub4e and is osn-
 tractor. He cane 0 AIEana iu 1858 Ani W.s flr tirse deputy collector of UnItel
 Ststes customs. His ase l. 29, sni he W4~
 elected to the las, Legi-lAture bat drd not a'-
 tead Ills family s 0ae of the most pTUmi-
 nent in MaTyland.
 Oscar Bnekalsw. aged 2, s tbe yUanEe@t
 Rspfesen,atire from Pins. ari the yoan.est
 q [ nf. e.
 of C. S Seu4tor B1ckalew of Peuusy iyania,
 and came to New Mexico, and subsequently,
 ts AriEoaa. with Dr Sieck when that zen
 tlernan was Superintendent of Indian Ahsirz
 James <. Drugias. san odd rrsideut of
 Pima coanty, a native of New York, miner
 aged thirty eight, firm and enterPrising
 man
 i Michael M-Kcnra has also hee1 in the
 Territory f.F some time. He was i1T a while
 Deputy Sheriff Of PiulA county, and an sxoel-
 lent oi6cer- He Is a miner by profession,
 aged twenty mine yezFS, a native Of LoaisiAnA-
 Solomon V Chamosr. is from Ohio. He has farm a, rAlabzsAs- Tlsonas D. Hutton l. also farmer living zt Huahabi. and an old settler Messrs rhamSers and Hutton are [ not in atterdance upon the Legislature- So ! far as we raa ascertain, oaly Messrs. Alirieh JenkiuS, Oury and Dourla-s cf the PIrnz del ezation have erer been married.
 TRyAPAf coUSTT.
 faYztr.ii t'1.sfssyF { z=s three zsszssz-z sf {
 Council, and fire of the House Daniel $
 Lount vas born in Canada West, bat bis Ia , ther and most of nj. aneesiors were fruu . Pennsylvania They were among the esrli [ est settiers of Philadelphis, and his gran, mother is named after that city. He was Il b business in New York fo- s0une year, an,
 came with his family to San Frznoisco, ri i Cape Horn. in IS49 Ills family was anon |. the earliest who assumed permanent rsSi dence there. Mr. Dount was for time n . Oregon, and be came to Arixcna in IsC- , ffe was one of the first owners and worker a Of tbe Apache Chief copper mine, near L. , Psz, and came to this part of the Territory il 1. lsG8, with the George LouBt party. He ?, ! turned 10 San Frzneiscp, and has reneWe. D his residence here within the present year He Is an aeiiye, impaisive man, and amoa. ? tae nost industrious members of the Cgun
 eH. H.. ace is 46
 John V. Simmons was born in Knoxville , Tenaezsee. IT. was bred farmer, bur f,
 time followed plotting on the TenDesse'
 river. In ls3G be einizraied to ArlSaas..
 where be lived as farmer until ls43, wbel be went to Missouri. and began business as - millxright H. remained there three year  and then went to Denton county, Texa. f a here he Ksz rzbiDst maker. After se. !. iden-e of fifteen years there be returned | | Missouri, and thence came to Arizona, % !. New Mexico, in 1864 Since bis arrival her |, he has been farming near Prescott, and hi 's entrance upon pabIic life is in acoorianc r with the demand of the people rather tha d from any inclination of bis own His age d 5, and he is thoughtful, conscientious nar I. of few words. Wbo will legislafe with ex Df treme caution, and only aftsr clear under e. standing of the questions before him. id Lewis A. Stevens is q native of Miss -sipp .s from which State he went 10 Illinois, wber
 he followed farming. In ls49 he arrived |
 California, ria Cape Horn. He mined so h. five years, and then returned to his old pur a. suit of farming, in Csiaseras county. l. 'e ls63 be came to La Pax, and to this part c l. Arizonz. He returned to California for hi Df family in 1864, and since that time has live. To upon his ranch, five miles north of Prescott He is an active and successful farmer and n leading citizen. In the Legislature he is at -e tentiye to bGsiness, and snxioas to ady.nc h als measures calculated Co secure promp t and economical administration of public af re fairs. His age is 5I.
 ,e Of the members of the House, Hanniba e Sypert is from Kentucky, aged 32 Hai k lived in Texas, where he was merchant, ana 1T has been here since 1863. He Is miner by l. profession, and man Of influence, decided ir