Arizona miner., 1866-08-08

3 r G. CHRISTIE, County Recorder, accompanied 4A O Moves to California His amiable and ohliging deputy, J. M Rountree, attends to the duties of the office.
 4 TIE Arizona Pioneer Society held their regular 4 quarterly meeting last Monday evening, but ad- 4,ourned until next Monday evening. full at- 4,endance is expected.
 3 POLITICAL PRISTISG.-We are prepared to do xpoical printing of all kinds, and for all parties, fai short notice and in good style, for he ready 3rOney Greenbacks taken at par.
 3 TIE Wilmington Journai gives glowing de- f<crption of the celebration in that place on the {Fourth Senator Phineas Banning and Hon. W. fH. Peterson delivered addresses.
 8 TIE Wilmington market is now owned by MT. i6 Allen, who is well known to the citizens oi zzshis country An old pioneer and good judge of cattlc he cannot fail to give satisfaction to all Ahis patrons.
 & WE would call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Sheriff Bourke, calling upon T,hc inaiv inhabitants 6: :hc cogs:y :c i2y their poll tax Unless paid before the first Monday In 4sep,ember six dollars will be required. 8 MR j. B PEDRIcK, tailor, has opened shop Non Granite street, in the old post office building &where he Is prepared to make, mend and clean kclothing He also will accommodate the public < with shave, shampoo or cut of the hair. THE back mnils for month arrived on Thurs day last, although there Is still some mail matter 5a, La Paz, or on the way from there here. The knamcs of the new contractors in the Territory 3have at last been made public, and we shall copy nhem in our next from tho San Francisco Baile- ".
 VI G. Nj. HoLApAY Is on lis way back to Prescott ElIe writes from San Francisco June 22d: "Ari- bona now stands as we'll in the minds of the peo- ile any mineral country in the Union, and am kOnfdent that so soon as the Indian rumors kease there will be large emigration to the Ter Siiory from California"
 8 Cor. CHARLrs D. PosTos, late Delegate Co dongress, arrived in town last week and is a can 3idate for reelection. He win speak at the court fouse this evening Hon. Coles Bashford, the unanimous nominee of Pima county for Delegate, 3s also in town, and will speak at the court house lon Thursday (to.morrow) evening
 N IigUT CcI.osEi. WALLES has been on q visit to Fort Mcdowell, and Is expected at Prescott at 4 an carly day Colonel Lowell, the new command CT of the district, arrived at Wilmington July 7th, accompanied by breyet Captain Bainbridge rcgu ' lar quartermasier and Lieutenant Tobey, regular 2 adjutant They will soon be in the Territory.
 SALE OF THE BULLY BUENo MSR.-it Is re- spOrted that the Groom and E. M Smith interest pn this mine, nine hundred feet, have been bold to the Philadelphia company represented by tMaior Coffin, and formerly represented by Mir. Sickroy, for ten dollars per foot, and that the hill sent out by said company will be put upon l. 'H ARIZONA VOLUNTEERS First Lieutenant J. NJ gerMehr, of company E, having resigned, the Hoyernor has promoted Manuel Gallegos, now ecOnd Lieutenant, to the place. Jose Chacon has been made second Lieutenant. Lieutenant Yer Gehr will be remembered as a member of General
 ason's staf and has lately been upon the staff f General Mcdowell
 B W. NUDGE, of San Francisco, writes the 8oyernor, July 7 as follows: "B Phelps, of the
 ulture mine, telegraphed me June 4lh that he
 ould leave New York June 2lst. If he did he III be here in few days. I hear he has made
 his arrangements. A New Yorker returned
 lis morning from Williams Fork, delighted lie
 III add to your foreign capital Arizona Is rap n y improving in tine opinion of strong men here
 II. selby, who owns our shot tower, will visit
 Colorado soon, with Prof Pierce, the Swan
 agent here"
 GENERAL MCDOWELL writes thus June IS, to He uoyc.nor, about the Arizona volunteers, and Hs desire to have full regiment in the field: "I exceedingly sorry that the expiration of the DTS service of the Arizona volunteers is near at
 nd have written, and General Haleck has Etlen, to have them returned, but I hear noth-
 From Washington. shall write again today
 the government will only give authority to
 PIP regiment of Arizonians in the field for two
 prs, will not require any more regulars than
 Eeady have. And am satisfied that long before
 Fir term of service would be up, you would not
 hostile Indian in the country. Even as 1t
 the volunteers have done much toward the sub
 Auon or extermination of the Apaehes."
 PoYERNoR GOODWIN, in letter dated June
 In which he states that he cannot return here
 summer aud in view of which his friends fe not made him a candidate for reelection. U would like on many accounts to return
 Arizona this summer, but 1 have no desire to
 again for Congress. did not wish to make
 first race, and only did so to defeat Allyn,
 pm thought sure to succeed as against Pos
 and on that point have seen no reason to
 pge my judgment. It Is decidedly against my
 fe and judgment to be q candidate for re-elec-
 and especially if l cannot be upon the
 nd. l should feel that had abandoned my Feituents at tho time my services here were reoiinse, aud that could not defend my
 Pse were Ito leave here as this time"