Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

Tur California Legislature adjourned on the
 2d instant
 A ,,ss has been raging in the woods near Rankins
 ,snch. tor several days.
 ATTORNEY GENERAL BAsHFoRp arrived In fres' .o,, nm Friday last and will remain until after the May term Of court.
 c.,r WEIR, of the l4th regulars, commanding :. nate Creek, and c. Canning Smith, sutler at ,ta, ,ost, arrived here on Monday. " A wrRRrSoER, of La Paz, was here last .L v,ith his train He brought lot of Hour \ .nd bacon for Rosenbach, which was quickly sold
 W, today reprint the acts of the late Legislature ..r.,ding Supervisors and Justices of the Peace.
 comics will be sent to each county for the
 of those officers
 ", hear that there is a ton of mail matter for
 Prescott lying at Fort wingate. Is there no way oi
 e,,,tur it herel The MISER office will subscribe
 hberaly to such end
 KELLY S BOWERS have received large and
 fine lot of cattle ria the Mohaye road, and are now
 prepared to supply better beef than we have had
 here for long time.
 THg next regular meeting of the Arizona Pio-
 peer Society will be held ln Prescott, on Monday, the fth proximo. Let there be full attendance
 Of the members here
 IT is said that Robert Mccoy. formerly recorder
 of the Hassayampa Mining District, in this coun- ty. recently fell dead al Tucson He Ten here dur
 ing the winter in poor health.
 Irpor ALLYN returned to La Paz In time for the April term Of court, the first week In the month There was no charge, ho jury and but TWO unmportani cases before the court.
 GENERAL RosEcRASs and ex-Congressman Phelps. of Callforna, have been yislting ai Los Angeles. IL Is supposed they were on business connected with the Southern Paciac Railroad. LIEUT. NERSoS oi company -, iIti, iS,ss:.=:-. was here last week. lie came with Captain Cos- ter, and returned to his post, Fort Mcdowell, af- ter stopping here two days Lieut.. Vernon is pleasant, and, wc judge, competent officer.
 CAPrArS DowNEY and wife arrived at For, whlppIr last week ria Mohave. They were accom. panied by Mir narrou of California The Gap tain Is in command Of company -, lith regulars aud he and his vile will be valuable additions to society.
 Tug special agent for the Colorado river lnd ans, Mir. Fudge, has reached La Pax, accompanied by his wife, They are from Tennossec. IT ihe Chlmlhueyas and Mohaycs aru still on the var path and ths ilnaianal- and YAsanAi. ready n aght be whl have enough 10 do 10 keep order DR. l. ii. PArrT hss hseh appointed by s.'Sriti Bolrke depGty assessor, poll, property and license tax collector, and deputy census cnumeralor al wickeaburg, Weaver aud vicinity He arrysd here yesterday, In company win Capt McLAagh. An, J Rordan, of Tucsoa, and othcrs
 WE regret to hear thai Heary Wickenbarg, of the YultuTe mine, and ihc town oT Wickenburg, shot In tho head, in A aItcreailon Ilst week The wound Is not likely to prove fatal and the man vino did the shooting. have not learned l, hls name l. under arreSi, aud sill be brought 10 Prescott for examination.
 SIX MoRK ArAcmEs GoSE--On his way 10 Prescott, from Camp Lincoln, soon afler the last issue of the MiNER, Captain wAshburn came up- | on a band oi Apaehes, Killing six outright, and badly woundiug three. He captured . large lot Of meseal and other provisions. The volunteers now to be credited with killing s3 Apaeh,s since February l.
 ANOTHER YIcToRT.--Jnst we go to press we hear that seven Of the Arizona volunteers, of Captain Washburne's company, wAo were cary ing the mail from Fort Whppe to Camp Lincoln, were attacked near Ash creek, ou Sunday last by s' aPseiiss. After sharp iigiii of two hours i- Indians were routed with loss oftwo. The vol. unteers lost their pack mule and blankets, but none of them were hurt. This makes s5 Apaehes killed by the volunteers since February lsL, lsG6
 AUBRY's JoURSEY.--In the MISER Of today we print in fuli tic diary of journey through Central Arizona, in 1858, by F, X. Aabry. We take it from the Raiiroad Record, of Cincinnati, in which it appeared several years since, and we doubt not it will much interest our readers An. bry was fearless traveller, and by his rapid journeys in New Mexico won the soubrique, of the skinner of the pains" He was well known to many Of our citizens, particularly those from New Mexino He was killed some years since in an afiray In one of the saloons in Santa fe Iiis observations In passing through this part Of Arizona at an early day are valuable, and we shall refer to them at length in our next IL . Is fitting thai the name of pioneer SO bold and sagacious should be borne by the town at the mouth of Williams Fork, and by one of the streets Of Prescott. CAPT. JoHs IL CosrEa of General McDowelrs sian, who came here with the General, has been staying al Fort Mcdowell, and last week arrived II L.s..