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Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

IKE LAws.- Frequent applications are made to the office of the Secretary of the Territory for copies of the laws for the use of the county officials. Whenever new officer is appointed he writes for a supply, and the section of chapter one, of the Howell Code, requiring officials, upon leaving office, to turn over the laws to their successors, seems wholly disregarded. The Code and the Acts for 1864, in book form, were long since sent to every county officer in the Territory, as were the Acts of 1865, in newspaper (MISER) form they are not yet ready in book form.
 But limited number of copies of the Code were printed, and 1t is impossible for the Secretary to continue to supply ! copy to every new appointee. He requests the pub. licatiop of the following section of chapter e~, of tho Code
 aetucr 2. Every person receiving copy of th, iawt on tccoant cf any office held by htm. shall whfe 4t rstses 10 hold such 0dics. deliver over t kis snsceter in olace sli Isws received by him al <azh t4ftr and take the receipt of bis saeeessoI asstitf abf degnsi, sach receipt with the Count, Hatfft<f <l1d sny person who shall neglect or rt faaf t asIgsf over O hs ssOr ln 0ice all law fetslss ig aim As aOFesad shall be liable to sacl s3ete ssf ia pn asfiol for money had and received s.f flH tHDGni li shAil cost him to furnish hin Ua ita6 issh and costs Of sail
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

IT 1t is possible for the San Francisco pa pers to err about matters here, they succeed in doing so. The caH, in alluding to the Apaehes, says:
 1.-Two or three hundred soldiers in the Territory, 90 far as Indian fighting is concern. ed, are just fs good as three times ss many thonsands.n
 The editors knowledge of the area of Ari- zona skoald have shown him the folly of such a statement. Two or three hundred soldie1 if on the march all the time, could not gel over all the Indian country in year.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

GOVERNOR BAYLoR.---It may not be known to many Of our readers that at the beginning of the rebellion Arizona had Governor sp- pointed by the COnfedera& powers, as we'll as a Delegate st Richmond. Neither of these officials have been seen since the arrival of Governor Goodwin, in 1863. A clerk in the Confederate war department has lately published journal of the war as seen from his stand point, in which appears the follow ing curions item;
 Oeo1v IS, ls6l.--GovernOr Baylor, ap- pointed Governor Of Arizona, sent an order some time since to assemble the Apaches un- der prctence uf treaty-and when they came to kill every man of them, and sell their children to pay for the whisky. This order was sent to the Secretary, who referred it to General sibley, of that Territory, to As- certain if i; were genuine. To-day it came back from General Sibley, endorsed a true bill.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
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 In ne District C. rf oC ess .,t.....i !, .,,,,, TEHRITORY OI dqIs ySt
 County ef las og
 John B. Allen, tfF
 rs 4r. John K Simmons. Aest
 Action brongl l 's. na r<-. o....s. ia. , the county and Ter g ts To John x Sss.sogs A
 You ate hereby re Iif fo spr. .sy i0 Al. .,, drought agaiI si you ag N yv srses .3r.s.ae in the DiGtTict Co4Ft gf T. aggJl,tsl r5j trici, in and for the county oi - g-.l I .y.if., of Arzons, 10 answer the complaint alee ti..,.,s. ia copy Of which complain aeeorDpaDIes tbjs summont) within twenty dAys, ierclusivs of tbe day of sersice,l sfier ths service on you of fbis summons, 1T served within tlls county bt,, r,t ,g sAsd county iheB within forty dsys. or iudVtoenf ! by deiaut will be taken sgainst you Aeo,,,d. ing tg prayer cf said complaint. This action is brought to recover the .s,,, ,,s nine npndrso and fOriyesyen and G9-lO0 dOlars. Y@ssrls !s c.:ce Ststs- gold com or lfs eqgivs lent, due from you to said plaintiff on two certain pronissory notes. And you are befeby pgti0ed that lf you fall tO appear aDd sn.Ner tbe sad com piaini as above required tbe said plaintiff ail take judgment against you by default for the sun of nine hundred and forty-seyen and o4lOO dollar. and Tor cosis and ehSfgess Given under Dy hand and the seal Of said court -si ;si's %3ih day vf jUue, A. D. lsGs lZfn4 k. ". WELLS, JR., Clerk
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

IHE PIoAEER SOCIETY is an organization which should have the conadsnee and e0- operation of ali our pioneers. We regret to hear that several Of our early settlerS, whose names were not pgt in the list of charter members, feel that they were slighted. Ger ;aiHiy, there was no thought of sighting them on the part of those who who were ac- tive in getting uP the Society. The number of members was fixed at sixty-three, that being the year in which man must have entered the Territory in order to belong to the Socie- ;y. or coune all pioneers could not be made charter members, and the iist is larger than usual in societies. No sensible man will, upon reflection, think any less Of the Society Or it. objects, because he is not charter member He can be as well, Or better, identified with the Society =s sa active member. and if he has an interest in the history of the country. he will be glad to be connected with ii and to help it on. Those persons bearing date oi residence in Arizona prior 10 lsG0, may be honorary members of the Society. The Pio- neer Society of California has become such an honorable and useful institution that all pioneers of that State wish to be connected with t. We trust it will be se with the So eiety here. There should be no opposition CT indifference to such an organization, and Il rightly conducted 1t may be of great public service.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

RryESUE STsNPs.--It has been generally supposed that legal instruments are not valid unless they have the prescribed revenue stamT~ upon them, but Judge Hoar, of the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, one of the most eminent jurists in the land, has decided that thi. is not the case. The decision is of interest and importance in Arizona. where it has, at times, been impossible 10 get stamps, and many papers have been executed and recorded without them. The New Bedford Nercary says:
 !" In case before the Supreme Judicial Court in Taunton, yesterday, the question Of the validity cf deed ;o which no revenue stamp was affixed, was raised. Judge Hoar uuhesitatingly decided that the absence of the stamp does not invAlidate the deed. He questioned whether Congress 70 intended in : framing the Internal ReTea::e .s~, but ss clear in the opinion that a statute of the United States undertaking to insalidzts an instrument which by the laws of the State is valid, would be unconstitutional The Gov ernment may exact a penalty for failure to atIix s stamp but cannot make void the in. strnmcnt for the lack of the stamp
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

THE San Antonio (TeIss) fi,raid is cbSrmed with the serene peace that prevails in that city l" With fhe exception of ff- teen or twenty fgbts, and the exchange of a few friendly shots, without any unfortunate results, nothing has happened of moment for two days"
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

Hs. 3. LAKE, rooms and 2, Government House, \. VI corner Of Washington and sAnsoae streets, is the authorized agent of the AKzosa MrSER in San Prancisco. Subscriptions and ad- vertisemenis lsfi ~ith him will receive immediate attention.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
Notice

Ia hereby given that have this day appointed Win. ! Galloway my lawful agent and Ai,grha ', 10 traBsaet any and all bnsiness Tor me an9 Is t'
 WIcksnhurg A. T. April 2s, lebo. 6-Eo
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
NOTICE

hereby notify aIl persons that ] vi'I not pal sr snv ,,ork or ifnrroyeaents p1ade on iliS sal. % in wsing, Grove. nov occgpied by Mir lsiliptn- ,'l son. and forbld any and all peFs,,s, , ee,', ber on ihe same. .s sA- "N~ mo
 Walnut Grove. June l iroo --
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
TERRITORY or ARIZONA
 County ef Puma. Ia fks Districf Colrf, FWEf JHGictoi Dhstrief.

IEHhlIOKl Df dhfNpAAf
 County ef Puma.
 Ia tks DistrIcf Cosp1, FsrSf JHd'cai Dlstriet Granville H. ouryI
 
 David Davis
 To tle defe4sAszf assss aaased.
 Ton are herel,y summoned and required 10 an swer he complaint in this action, filed wish the Cjerk ,,f tii. CSuri Tues5n, h sssd county, oi sbicb a copy L. hereEifh served upon you, and serve copy Of said answer upon Granville II. Oury. the said plaintiff at his residence, ai Tue son. in sAid county, Wifhiu the time hereinafter desleuated. after tbe serice of this summons and coupiaint on you. rNelnsff Of the dAT Of such seryiee. to-wf 1.-the deieadant is in The county in which thls action s brought within twenty davs If the defendant is served out oi the county buf In the district in which tle action a brought thirty dave in an other eases, forty dayA And h vou fal 10 ansxer said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action VII iaks iudguent against you for tbe sum Of two hundred and m y.nlne dollars and ffy eenis, with COG" Of suit In witness whereof, have hsreunto sei my fL sI hand and seaI of ofiice this ninth day oi
 February, A. D. iSo. ..... ....-,.
 J RICHMOND, Clerk By c. ". PTEEcE, Deputy Hm
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
wHrKE THE ArAcHrs GET THEIR AHss.- A Fort Goodwin correspondent Of the Cal
has the following

has the following:
 "The attention of ihe general commanding should be called 10 the people of the Zuni towns, who trading guns and afnmunitlon 10 these Apaches."
 We are disposed to think there is truth in this charge upon tho Zuni Indians It has long been supposed that the APAches had more srsps and ammunition than they had obtained from their victims, and that many of the nation never went to Sonora for sup plies. An investigation should be made at once. +t sss,s.-s
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

NILLs.-The temporary injunction agsIns. the ssriug mil vas made pcsmansE, by Judge Turner, ei compromise was afterwards effected. and work
 sbe mil is progressing finely. IL viii be in opera. pa early Dext month The wooley mill has al Rady started, and the IAmson mil will be ready to sork within three weeks The Big Bag mill wIIl 1lArt next mouth.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

THE GREAT BLoop NrDIcIxEs Let every man woman and child in ouf country learn that Le. DoyeH's Family iaedicipes are the best in use see advertisement on fourth page 5ly
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

T THE authorities at Washington are much ib the
 Ars yet as to the facilities for travel and mail <ommunicatioE In Arizona General Mason vas Ordered to turn over he command and report 10 his regiment ithe i7th regulArs) in New Mexico, in three montts after the date of the order, when ,.s took nearly that time TOT the order to reach F6m
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

GoyEHSoE Low and wife have been the reeipi- spts of much hattering attention during their 'ls .its 10 Wilmington and Los Angeles.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
GOVERNOR MCCORMICK.
5. Nu.ie--by the Band.
COLONEL W. 1T. GARvIN,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESiai, cf NspAamasenG Sasas. deceas,d.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad- miniairAior Of the above named estaf- Co the creditors Of and all persons having claims against sad deceAsed 10 exhibit ths szfne wish the neccssary voacfIers within yezsr from ihr nrx; publication of fhis notice, to use under signed, ai hiz office in Tacson, county Of Pima AtizonA Tucson, June i6, 1894
 N2tJ NJ. K. fLATT. Administrator.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

TIE Governor has appointed Horaiio C. King, .of New York and James E. Bell, oi Boston, Com'
 mlssioners of Deeds for this Territory
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned ~lli, in eosop..aEes Eiih an Order oi The honOfa- bls Probate CoDrf in sud for fhe couufy of Yasa- pal, ArizoHa Territory, made on the ah day Of May, I>tJ, sB tbe matter Of lbe estsie of Fred MegRers, deceascd, sell at the court hOuse door, in the town of PFescoss, on ss:ursay the 1Dth day of June next, si l2 o'eiofk ff cash in hand al the nflt ss. n 9ess a claim of said decreased in aiia e tet iias se property. trnngiets v desd ss eSsss a sf sais by the said court, viz: la 1n1fEId, 11 f-z feel 10 eac5 Of the fOllOyiag 4sitsa 's5gsF ssts- sied in tbe Walker Disff.A D sad county l" Brother Jonathan Knickerbocker," |" !" Julia, 70 " Green Mountain" Tom. Thumb" and Oak Grove" Two hundred feet in each Of the follow. ing ledges in add district " Pine Mountain, |" Isi $. extension, Twin,r lst s. eIiensIon, Jen- uy Lind" lst S extension. Franklin" let N. extension, " Washington" 1st '. eKisnsiSn. A. so an undivided 20 feet in tke discovery claims Of tis ' Sss;s=ss&D.v An undi'ided 750 fess in the |" McHlnIarDs DepOsit," Agrs Fria district, in said cOEniy. six hundred feet in the Clinton Lods- 5fh extension \. ib said district. An un. divided 7J0 feet On the ~Agua Fro Lode.n in said district. One auxiliary claim Of Oue hundred and sixty acres tmOre or less) lying in saId Walker district. sifustet on one of the brauches at the head Oi Lynx Greek. An undivided 90 feet in tise sonoEGa Lode" in Biz Bag district, in said county. Prescott May 551, lsos
 I0ts N L. GRIFFIN,
 Administrator of estafe Of Fred Heggers, decd.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

N,,rT,EY-By orders from the Headquarters ci Dc Department of the Paeiae tbe Headquafiers, kegimental staa ard Band of the Fourteenth U. s kfantry are uansferred from the DepsrtmeRt Of the fclambis to tA- Department of Califorua. On
 eir arrival ss San Franeisoo, the CemmspdiDg
 pers of the Departures, Of California s instructed , give the necessary orders for the disposition o
 RsgiHeaiai stsf zsi band
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

DR GLITTER, Nathan Bowers, Captain Ken q dal. lieutenant Darling, and others, lately re- surued here f,orn San Franci'eo. Capt AeIAugh- slls is here from wickenburg
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27
NOTICE

4A4 nc owing tho undersigned rin please .s.s ss The 4fh day of July, and all pcrsons hs,jna sezins; kiIs viIl present tbeia by Ib~i w JOHN A. AAH0S.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

Da. PALMER was badly hurt by falling from hi'
 .snuls while descending hill on hh recent return sYren Prescott to the Verde, but is doing well.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

4HE Yuma Mining Company, noticed some
 se since, Is about to begin operations, and those
 rcerned are said to have grea, expectations. @ nearly as we can understand the plan is to prk the pIacers about GIla City (which attracted
 kntion several years since,l upon large seale. ietier from San Francisco says: "should this snecesd there may he A rush to the lAorado, and Arizona Eill appear as . ne~ Fl Bosado."
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

Goe. orpx, hear that Colonel Waller &as ordered ths sne-half of the troops st all th' os~as in ske Terrkery shail be constantly on thu opua Cor ATAobes Tbss s good beginning.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

& TIE Strawberry lode, eo the Hassayampa, near she Chase mine, discovered by the Msssr.. Boggs rNnd others is the rovn sait. Assays of tne ore
 Nave given q yield ef ssssa 10 the ton in silver.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

d A LITTER from San FrancIsco says "6rea' &rscstnent VI, excited by the report Of the fors
 1goStwin n,sssere, the story was most indus'ri' x,usiy eirculsa>d 1lou9h for a r,a'po'e'
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

Colonel Charles g. Lowell, of the Fourteenth is assigned 10 ,he command ef iss ps'ss' q 4s:ze;;= and Is already on his way to the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

TH. Ap.ch>s lately ssols the stock and borse' of the government on the san Pedro. some ninety head of cavalry horses snd nearly the sarne nun. Der of beef cattle.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

Tms AIbsqserqas Press of May 2sth, has the IbllOvng
 Aaron Zeckensorf. Esq ieft by Sunday morn &r's coach for Tahse and Prescott Arizona to pre-
 Ere for carrying ts- msis between those places, fo' 0hch he is contractor"
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

TaE thermometer stood a, es degrees 2, soes
 yesterday. in the shade, in Prescott
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

fse pos, of San Dkeo Is ts be broken up immedi. kiy, ss< tbe artillery company stationed there is 1iere5 ts Fort Ysna Order. are given to the
 sxnsnder n Fort YamA to furnish escorts to trains kea requlred. and to establish posts at or near |aiiams Fork and La Las for the protection o' ker, and settlers; also guard for the protection <the Indians in the Reservation on the Colorado Bsr.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

MEssRs. JoE. WALKER, werhelmer, and John Martin have gone to La Paz.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

THE Governor has appointed B. fAIlo~eu, of 'wickenburg, a notary public.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

GysEnAL scorr died at west Point, New York, v,v g. aged 50. General Cass died a, Detroit in
 <<Nay. aged s..
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

MEs.as. GrAsx, w.rtl,ear.er, wunderIlch, st Jsmcs, Block and shers have recently amused shemseives by hTiing np che old seii on the plaza xhleh had s,r .erse e=e been dangerous fiss- trap
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

THREE more regimeHis Of troops are reported so have been A.sigDed to this Territory, on the nrgeni representation Of Governor Goodwin, who |k sIive to oar best Interests We hesr ;ha; they ore 10 come overland
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

h the District Cozf ef tke Tzsrs Jpdicial Dis-
 tria, Territory of Artsona, Cossrty of forapGi- A. c. Dunn, plaintiff
 order or publication.
 R. c. SogIs, deft.
 Action brought in fbe District Court of the Thi-d Judicial District ir and for said county and Territory.
 To R. C. SoHIe, defsndaBt.
 yea gre hereby required 70 appear iis aii action brought azainst yOu by the above named plaintiff, ln the District Cours Of the Third Judicial Dis- tricf, in and for the county of fsYsYa, Territory os Arizona, and answer the complain hied there in. Ca copy of which accoE8paDjes this sgmmOBs) within twenty days (eKcinsFe Of tks day of ser- rceI after tlle seryice on yon of this sannOns,-- n ssrved within this county, or u NiftOui this county then within forty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the ! prayer of said complaint.
 said action l. brought to recover the sEn Of two hundred and Dineiy-six dOiiars, for money b0r- | rowed and the delivery of merchandne, aud for board eic, al your special instance and request all of ~hicb Is noEe fuily shown in plaintiff 5 complaint
 And yOu are hereby notified, that if you fall Co appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment agzinsi you for said sum of two hundred and | ninetFssx dollars. and for coats and charges l Given under my hand and the seai Of said court
 lLsl this 2lst day of May, 4. D. Isd5 l icmi r. W. WELLS, JE, Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

BARNETT l. in town with lot of ladies goods, ,roceyies etc
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

JrlEEr writes that he has idea of transferriug z hIs cspitll from El Paso to Chihuahua, but hs ex. poets to go to the City Of Mexico soon
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

HoURrH oV JUiT.-We are glad that this the VI of Amesirsa holidays is to be celebrated in frrlcott this yeAr ~hh becoming demonstrations. Y A-s always been proud day to the American. Aa~ that the old flag has passed safely through =- nFeS or domestic var. and is more glorious ea4 invncible than ever, ii should be observed VIZ fresh and heartfelt honors. Peace reigns in Ue Sand, and stirred wiih new life and power the 1es have brilliant and happy future before t1ae, while the Territories must pariake of the nev order of things, and all the people should 19otce. What it is proposed 10 do in Preseott on 0s Fourth is elsewhere stated, and we hear that Ae miners and ranchmen from ali the region Afound are coming to iowa We hope nothing VII happen to mar the full enjoyment of the day, xAH-UTE CoUsTr.-rhe foiiowing Is . list Of >1e oficers of Pah-Ute county. Probate Js.dgs. Anps Gusiin, s' Thomas Sheyif, A. H. Ben ~ft et Joseph; Reco,dr, James H. Ferfy, Cal $l'<; Treasurer, A. s. Gibbons, st. Thomas sa &veiecvs, Thomas L. smith, st. Thomas, T.. &
 0hnis. st Thoms, and F. BIllingsIy, S. Jo
 &t Hon. O. D. Gass, to whom we are Indctfef
 the above nst. writes May 24thl tbat s,ks ~c4ase and Psb-Ute Ibdisn troubles prsvsnf ca. @>Nlhg of mail matter down the river byIRd.Ala
 FAh-Ute county is greatly in need of pr0ssp - 6om the PahCtes, who are stealing afesf
 snaiiy" Ii wonId be veIIto have a coIose
 troops there, and ws hear that eontfec
 oeen let for mail service from Fort Yuma 8,
 pe, and indeed an the way ,o Salt Laki
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27


 his capitlI from El Paso to Chihaahua bu, be eS poets to go ,o the City Of Mexico soos
 CAPTAIN WAsHBURs, writing from the Verde June 2lst, to Colonel Garyin. says "I have the honor to report that Lieutenant Gallegos and pr ty returned last night, aitsr five days hard and intellectual hunt for Iudians. The Indlsas, the Lieutenant says, have not inhabited the range of hills Co the northwest of here since rry 6ght with them In April last He foind Licsienani Abcy. tia's papsrs torn mp and strewe1 about over an abondoned rAncheria, and any amount Of cobs from the corn stolen from below here last fall The gsg beesss taken from Sergeant Elias about two weeks since were t!iere killed and eaten near | by, and two were taken in the direction Of Black Canon. Another stout leaves about the 2Gth." Coon DEisiso.-Mr James Tuite lately took Mir Lamson from here to the Colorado by the Mohsye rod, in ;xo days and hs!f, and drought him baeI. in nearly the same time He drove span oi horses before buggy This is ,hc quick. e,t lime yet made between Prescott and the river, ard is alike complimentary to the road and 10 ] fuitle's good driving. He says that with two changes of animals he can drive stage to the river in 36 hours Mir Hardy returned with Messrs Tuitle and I-=:s.Soa, keeping esysnp==y with them on hi. mule, and beating his usual lime. Mr. Hardy has lately made great improve mcnts upon the Aobave road, and will continue to work t. He talks some of putting on n line of stages to the river, and we sincerely hope he will By 70 doing he sonld add veiy largely to the ob- !igailons andef which the Territory already rest for his indomiiable enterprise
 hFEF -- 4IH IsTrnzSL gEVESUE.--so far as the use or stamps Is concerned the Internal Revenue law has been observed In this Territory whenever stamps could be had, but the Treasury Department had not decided, until very recently, tha, h would make the Territory district, appoint an assessor and collector, and enforce the law here. This has nov been done, snd Governor Goodwin writes that Hon. Henry A. BIgeIow has been made as. sessor, and Levi Bashiord, Esq- formerly Sur veyor General) collector, but that t will be some time before the district is organized These gen. tlcmen are sell known and respected here, and they will, we doubt not, make popular officials Exactly vhAt the present provisions of Inc Inter nal Revenue hw gre we 40 not know. Numerous amendments have been made during the present session Of Congress, and it s reported that many ! asiieir. hitherto tsxrG 70 De exempted We presume one resgit of the appointment Of Nessrs Bashford and BigeiOw wlli be to give a regular supply of stamTs in the future.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

h tke District Coazf ef tke 7zsrs JudieiaI iDis-
 tSlef, Territory of Arizona, County of Y0rapn-