Arizona miner., 1866-07-25

TIE Supervisors of this county have lately
 had much to do. Week before last they were
 engaged in adjusting the assessment roll
 On the. 2d inst. they held their regular
 monthly meeting, when among other good acts they appropriated s75 towards opening the direct road to Sknll Valley. This with the promised private subscription will do the work. On the lith inst. they fixed the election precincts, and appointed inspectors and judges of election throughout the county as follows Presco6--A. c. Dunn, Inspect or; Wm. II. Gsryin and J. P. Hargraye, Judges. SEgH Vagey-Joseph Ehle, Inspect or; k. Short and - Gilfon, Judges. LyaZ Creek-J. B. Slack, Inspector; k. E. Elliott and G. Brooks, Judges. Rig BuG-Charles Boger, Inspector; J. A. Anderson and R. 0sburne, Judges. AgHa Frio-M. K. Lurty, Inspector TAdAms and W Bunk, Judges. Rio Verde-J. Melvin, Inspector; C. NJ. Ral- stin and 4. Q. Fredericks, Judges. Walnut Grope-A. Gage, Inspector; J. White and A. Cullunber, Judges. Weauer- - Culling, Inspector; - and -, Judges. HickeA- burg--B r. Howell, Inspector; J. 4. Moore aud Ed. Blodgett, Judges. 7rrkey Creek-- Inspector, -; - and -, Judges. Agua Caiiea'te--T. J. Arnold, Inspector; - and -, Judges. Pos'i,'s Rapoh--Ed Peek, Inspector; John II. Dickson and R. Postle. Judges Ser'ihg Mai-McKmney, Inspect tor; A. Bricbta and W. Little, Judges.
 
 THr MAILs.-it turns out, Heaven be prais- cd, that Mir Poston has nothing to do with the ne~ mail contracts in this Territory. Tie principal ones, from San Bernardino ria liar dyyil!e sere, and from Fort Yuma to Callyile. and SO to St. George and Salt Lake City, are in the hands of Frank Clurgage, an experienced and energetic mail contractor, formerly Of iii mail contracts in Missouri. He has been at Hardyville, and k now in San Francisco, arranging for protection from the Pah-U tes on the read from San Bernardino to Bardyville. He was 10 start the first mail from the for mer place on Tuesday last, and it is expected here this evening. It will be great relief as it is now three weeks since we have had California mail, Mr. Clurgage has sublet the contracts from Yuma to Ifardyyille, an,i from lIArdyville here, to Mr. lngraham, who came through last week, with n mail from the river, and who seeins 20 ahead man. He Is to leave IIarlyyille for Prescott every Mon day morning, and be herv on Wednesday eve ming. He will return on Thursday morning and connect with the mail io San Bernardino. Twelve days arc allowed for the round trip fiom San Bernarlino to Prescott, and return. Mir. ingraham will shortly put on his route passenger wagon, to be followed by Tegnlar stage, fl sufficient patronage Is offered and there will probably be the same acoonmoda- ton from HardyVille to San Bcrnardino.
 Capt Krause has kindly placed seven men at Fort Rock Spring, on the road from Hardy vile here, to csc Irt the mail, Mr. lngraham apprehending trouble from Indians without this precaution.
 We regret that after two prompt trips from Tubac, the sub-eontractor has abandoned the field, and left us without communication with the lower eoantry. A military express ar rived on Monday evening, bringing some let ters. We hope Mr. Zeckendolf is in the Ter ritory, and will Pat things right, and that the mail from Mezilla to Tucson will be start ed, as we have to depend upon that for our Santa fe, and most of our eastern letters and papers.