Arizona miner., 1866-10-27
Dn. raslps may not go to Japan lhls winter.

i DR. PnELrs may not go to Japan this winter.
 HoS. 0. D. GAss is the interpreter for the Leg. islative Assembly.
 TIE DAILY MIsER contains all the proceedings Of the Legislature. tft ! THE Yavspai delegation dined with the Cover nor on Wednesday last.
 LAWS OF lsG0.-we today begin the puhllca- ton of the laws adopted by the Third Legislative Assembly.
 | TuE House has passed a resolution to adjourn sine die on Monday, November 5. The Council will probably concur. Is the Supreme Court, on the 23d, Hon. Alonzo Davis, member of the Legislature from Mohaye county was admitted to practice in that court TIE Supervisors of the different counties are empowered by the new law to appoint county at- torneys to act until the next general election.
 BARsEr1 on Granite street, has just received by train from San Bernardino, fine supply of dried grapes. peaches, honey etc, which he offers hi pIHfs4 " 'puFHt AHtIt VIII ue "A ETEnt rush to his store.
 JUpGE BAcKus had large audience on Thursday evening, and his lecture was received with ap- pause. lt was the same delivered in Tucson on the 4th of July last, aud dwelt upon national af fairs In a patriotic mannef
 COLONEL CARTER. Secretary of the Territory, who has been i'll much of the time since his arrival here, is gaining strength rapidly, and likely to be entirely we'll at an carly day He and his estimable lady have already made many warm friends in Arizona.
 MR. FREEMAS took occasion while In Prescott day or two since, to speak very highly of the conduct of Lieutenant Hutton, aud his men. ln the Skull Valley light. This ought lr set at rest the report that Mr Freeman claimed the credit for the success Of that contest
 TIE complimentary ball to the Legislature last evening was a gratifying success. The Monte zuma saloon was crowded. The ladies were out
 In all their glory. and the honorable members were in excellent humor The music was good aud the supper at Alexander's was the same Altogether the evenings entertainment was one that all concerned will remember with pleasure.
 GinBESs WHIrE.--ln the District Court. yesterday Judge Backus presiding, this case wR. argued hy counsel, and went tg the jury. Al Ave o'clock ?. m., verdict was returned in favor oi Mr Blbbens, for tho full amount of his bill oi freight with ntercs, fron the time of the arrival uf his ss-In here in February last and The costs o the suit For plaintiff John A. Rush Esq; foi defendant, James Churehman and g r. Hargrayc Requires.
 ON Sunday last HOh. James $. Giles, Chic Clerk Of the House, entertained Judge Backu, and a number of the legislators at dinner, at hl, ranch, four miles north of Prescott The dlnucr l. highly spoken or by all who were 90 fortunal, as to partake Of it, and the members from Pinis county who wcrr present and examined inc ranch were surprised 10 find it so productive Thsl conc, de that The crops raised are equal 10 anl secured from The rich lands below the tlla. THE Indians, on the night or the 24th inst. tool from the corral at woolsey's Agua Frio mill, l; head of cattle. IL was discovered early the nex morning when the Coionel and a party went h pursuit and followed tho thleves about miles os the divide between the Agua Frlo and the Verde when they overlook the cattle, abandoned by th, Indians. Four fine oxen kad becu killed, tw' wcse missing and seven were secured The dal sstsT the Co.oHe, returned hs ssai Bob Fuller is ' tho cas, to look for the missing cattle. Fullri came some lndiaus asleep, and rai-ed his ra' cretion Lle better part of salor and made quiel ' lime hack to Wpol.s.yts