Arizona miner., 1866-03-14

PRESCOTT, MARCH 14, 1866.
 WILLIAM MumRAY and Mcwhortcr have gone 90 wickeuburg.
 UoN. II. A. Bi0ELow is placer mining with large party on Lynx Creek, below the Mexican camp.
 w A. wrEnINoEu of La Paz, and Mir. FrInk, ,f san Bernardino, were in town last week. They icft last Monday.
 TuE Acting Governor has re-sppolntcd 4. s. V;oud, of San Francisco, Commissioner Of Deeds for this Territory. ED. TurrLr, member of the First Legislature of this Territory, from Mohavc county is study. ,np law in Sacramento.
 NcNuLLES has, fine well near Granite Wash, ,,.on the La Paz road, He also keeps 6rst-class station, with good food for man and beast.
 Cu,RGEs srRoSG, well known in connection vi,b Washoe mining, is about to work the Moss gold lode at Mohavc, backed by large capital
 Tug Territorial Treasurer has appointed John NJ Rountrcc of Prescott, deputy, under author itv Of an Act Of the late Legislature.
 Jupog BERRY had large and attentive audi cncc to listen to his lecture, which delivered, according Co advertisement in the MINER, on the evening of March sth
 ALEX. MAnox now hns a good assortment Of as.ayng materials, and although not profession al assaycr he makes correct assay, and we all know him to be n good judge of rock
 SHERIFF BoURKE has appointed Hannibal Sy pert to bc Under Sheriff, and Dr. Patty deputy at Wickcnbarg The Sheriff is getting on nicely and will soon be as firmly on his pins in form CT days.
 ExrEpIrioN-On Monday morning Captain Krausc with forty soldiers, Colonel woolsey, and other civilians, len Fort whipple upon expc1i- ;!oa again: ihc Apache- They will probably he out some ten or twenty days. Dr. Ncwhall ac- companicd the party.
 J. W W writes us an interesting letter from Lynx Creek concerning the lodcs and especially Of tho fine rock lately found in the Accidental He also gives the details of the attack Of the h. dians upon the men at Tnrkcy Greek, Of which we had been informed. J. W. w.'s letter comes 60 late that do more than thank him for it and ask him Co write again.
 DH PALMER. writing Co the Acting Governor from Camp Lincoln February 25 says "As two of the Arizona volunteers were Aching ycster- day within sight of the camp, they separated, one returning 10 camp while the other remained As the remaining man did nos return, this morning a party went in search of him, and found hls body sd and cold, with three arrow wounds He body wAs brought into camp. He leaves wife hut no children
 YUN. CouNrr.-Gcncral Flower having re. signed ,l'e Probate Judgrshlp oi Yuma county in order to accept the office of sherH rendered him by the Supervisors, the Acting Governor has au. pointed David Hitchcock, of La Paz to The office of Probate Judge. Thomas Hughcs hcin. ai.-,bi and likely to he absent from the county for some time, the Acting Governor has appointed A. F Waldcmar Supervisor in his stead MEssRs. CoULTEa & TYsoN having sold their quartz mill Co Mir. Phelps, who in turn sold it to Henry Nickcubur., they propose to put up a mill 1 in this vicinity with the casi possible delay We believe they have purchased engine now ai Ia Paz, and that Colonel Tyson has already gone Co San Francisco for stamps. They are cnierprisine and worthy citizens and wc wish them much sue. cess wherever they may locate
 E. PHELPS, Esq., of New York the purchaser of The discovery claim on the yulturc minc al Wiekenburg, arrived here on Thursday evening lss;, and returned to San Francisco rin Wickcn- burg and La Paz, on Monday, a. m. He was ac- companicd hy Judge Flower, Mir. Wcrrinc,cr Ma Jor NanBibber Mir. Frink General Coulter, Colo ] mel Tyson, and others and i s generally regretted by our citizens Una, thc weather was so had while here that De could moi visit any of our mines CAPTAIN FUTILE, the capable, efficient and courteous chief quIrtormastcr Of ihc district of Arizona, has by posters, and by advertisements in the MINER Of to-day, announced his purpose to receive (uutil May l,) proposals for hay grain and transportation for the several posts and camps | m the Territory. Captain Tu,tle Is an experi. | cnced business man, and does his business in good shape. He will doubtless have many pro. posals, and we congratulate our citizens that the government Is willing to spend SO much money among them.
 Two eompanies Of the lith regimen, of rcpu. lars arrived here about ten days since. and are quariered at Fort Whipplc. But two officer. came with the companies, Captain Krausc com. mandng one and Lieutenant Lord inc other br' Newhal has also arrived. Captain Krause who Is now in command of the post is n Penn. HyFanian, who served for some time i'm inc army or the Potomac; a cultivated and Ioylal gentle | man. Lieutenant Lord is A Roatop ,,.,,,. .,.tt !