Arizona miner., 1866-07-25

Arizona Miner. R PRESCOTT, JULY %, 1866.
  N THE prayer in Prescott "Glye us this day our Isymaster."
 WE do not undertake to preserve or return re- tPcted manuscripts
 As.x. MILLER brought in the balance of Mr. 1unsons machinery from Hardyville.
 VI. G. PorrDExrER Is to be connected with car Ming the mail from Hardyyille to Prescott.
 pR CLUTTER has made large addition to his hllding, intended we believe, for living apart nsnt
 Two men, working in one of the mines near nardyville, were lately injured by blast, but are ukely to recover.
 PErEn R. BRADY has been appointed County 4feasurer, and Dr. Charles II. Myers Justice of As Peace for Pima county.
 (oyERSoR PEsQuIERA, of Sonora, is reported & have been assassinated. We have no partcu- nrs, and hope the report Is Incorrect.
 I.xE.-Messrs. Lount and Simmons & Corlics Ne burning kilns of lime, and offer to supply our eeoplc with good article at fair rates. < Hox. II. HAMILTON, formerly of the Los An. lSpics 2ar, and last year resident Of Prescott X- Hnuntulr Eandutrh Ialnnda
 THE Governor has made Antonio Azul, chief of 0e Pimas, second lieutenant in company C, Ari- & o.na volunteers, on the suggestion Of Captain J. rS. Walker.
 loIp TO SKULL YALLET-We hope the open Eg Of the direct road to Skull valley will not be nrccssarly deiayed. It Is work Of great impor- . bee, and should be put through at once. .H A O. NOTES and George Curtis have agreed 10 - sssll ,.pen lh. umpqua lode, and the former ufl start tomorrow to san Francisco io procure it Rc Umpqua ranks as one the best ledges in this vkinity.
 Co., SAMUEL EAKISs, formerly of iIardyvllle, od elected a member of the Council of The First E .islAture, Is on hts return from Philadelphia 70 kls Territory. The Colonel is good man and till be welcomed back ;s OLD LETTERs-The starting of the siaii from <sii Lake Guy to MohAve has brought to light aeme old letters that have been lying by the way xide for long time The Governor on Wednes- 1py last received letter dated al Salt Lake ia 3<G5. and several documents published and prob nbiy mailed in 1884. Ma OTTARsos, a pionccr in this part of Arizo n, and who was engaged In cutting timber here wrIy In 1864. has returned afler long journey in 1w.gon, Idaho and Montana He says that the hrnatc is so severe In those northern localities Rat there is a strong disposition the I%rt of miners 10 come to Arizona Wc (. CLARK, formerly plyHastrr in fine army, ! Do hrst came here with Colonel Anderson. and Do has quite an interest here In mines and tovn ,s, Is on the road ffom Los Angrles, with par.
 of twelve Eastern men. Mir. Clark Is an er- rprsIng operator, and be and his friends will be ady received.
 & HoN. RoHERr W. GRooN has returned from 1 tbrt Yuma, having made arrangements with 1 EAptaIn Johnson for hve-stamp mill, which unl | I& lou auu ltVt-Hl ht Hut hlta AH' cAfA- I fng lode, which will furnish enough ore. if ali scports are true, for half a dozen mHls Tnx remains of tho Hon Gfbcr W Hopkins. | 'hnembcr of our 6rs. Legisiature. vho was Killed | by the Apaches near Fort Buehhnan. February i7, | -ls65. arrived in New York in April, and funeral brrylccs were held in the Madison Ayruue Pres 3yteriaa Church In that eify, on the 2!th Of that A ,sl 4 r.rt fonnectieui, for interment w & MARROW EscAPE--Jndge Turner had narrow BcaPc in returning from Big Bug, with party of rnllcmen the other day. His horse slipped. and ! pas prccipi,Ated with his JadgcshIp down a steep 1 E EecIvity; the two turning suEdry somcrsanlts and | ploding the Judges revolver. IL was at nrst Exposed the effect was very serious, If not fatal, Do upon examination it was found the injuries i cstaned by the Judge were very slight
 THx sale of Territorial mining claims on sAs 7oth &s well attended bu, there vas no, much iniesexs i peep, in the Sterling and Umpqua aims. The fur | ner was bought by Dr. Ss=hsH for sI5o sod the | Stter by W. N. Kelley. for sis5. Both have been ! 1nPed. but we hear that the parties in possession | the Umpqua have made tisfactory settlement | Nth MT. Kelly. The Sterling claim will probably be
 gaied. and made test of the validity of ths Terri Eial law, which Is questioned by some.
 WET WEArHgg.-Those who think it never Ems in Arizona should be here at this season. 1 1lnce the latter part of June scarcely day has | Rssed without drenchlng showers, with much | <ShtIihg and thunder. Wild vegetation looks | nely, and the ranchmen have more water than I By know what to do with. Vegetables of yari- l % kincs are brought to town every few days. l ost they are sold st high prices, and but few are e>le to enjoy them. By another year they will, #e hope be within the reach Ofall.
 LARGE party lately arrived here from Austin. | Hevada. They came by Pab- -RAnagai, Ueah, and <>h-Ute county, in this Territory, and had very