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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
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Rev 5Tr. McCarty, in his lecture a few
eyeri'gs ago on "lVhat it is to be an Amer
lean al the Methodist Church in this CITY.
among other statements, made the following
curious oHe concerning the general Ciistribu.
ton Of gold in our country: "Philadelphia
Is built en a gold mine. It Is golden city.
Its streets are paved with gold It's houses
are built on gold" HYet, said the Iectur-
eE, "Philadelphiq Is not quite heaven
Under that city there IS a deposit Of clay
measuring 10 square mile This stratum
of clay has athiekness Of about II feet. The
chemist, in applying his tests. has discovered
that gold exists IN that clay bed 70 the value
of three cents IN each cubic foot Tn that
vast clay deposit there are $50, 00g. 600 cubic
feet in which IS diHused $40 100000 -
There is gold epoueh m every brick made frosn
it to cover With tsFo square inches Of gold
leaf, and within the corporate limits Of that
city there Is more gold ditfIue Cd than has fet
been brought from 4 1stralia aud foDia. 2
He also estimates the coal at ] eco cubic
miles, which would tnrnislf Q. 600 600 toosan-
nually, for over ], ,000, ,0eo years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
e F0R4ES AND MUSIC.

isprb ersres espeetfuIly solicits tAer attention
- Of he tibiie 10 hisfine assortment Of
ElanS SFortes,
styles aud patterns, of 6, 60 and octaves
alqngst them those from the celebrated factory of
6 SToDART,"
of New York, which for beauty of tone, power and
durability, are unequalled. Also those of
GROVESTEEN L CO.,
ne 7nssf cheap Pianos now manufactured, and TO
which especiafattention is called.
number of second hand PIANOS also on hand
from 8 I5OtO $500, both for sale and rent.
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all Instruments
MEL0DEoNS, VIOLINS, GUITARS, STRINGS
of all kinds, &c, &c.
Orders frHm country dealers, and schools e
Pecially, solicited, and liberal discount allowed
II. D. HEWITT,
No, Sc North Charlesst., near Saratoga,
n1arch sly Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04

"A modest minister out West marries for
a drink of whisky, a dozen eggs, and the first.
kiss of the bride
The art of bookkeeping taught in one
short and easy lesson. Never lend them.
Who was Jonah's tutOrg The whale
who brought him up.
Congress assembled yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04

= The earth IS 4 tender and, Kind mother
to the h9sbandrnan, and yet at one season be
I naIro..s ner bosom, and at another plucks
Have charity for the printer. - ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
B BALpIMoREe oARDs.
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p 81 INSTRUMENTS having been beforethe public
-e past thirty years. have pou heir excellence
o1e attained an. USSR MAS ED PRE-EAiI-..
p y % thai pronounees chem snneqG He'd Thor
TO NE
MONIES great power fichness5 sweetness. and.
r. iile ,Rs we'll as great of
% aita oniousness thropg gRout the entire
O. u @ H 5
~ t1fd elastic, and is entirely free from the
aess touns IN so loss iel causes the
',ozpier 10 soleasily tire. IN ~
" o REK1Es a N S HI
srrot B e exceifeei, $, Their Spu5is con struot-
cere auSt attent ION, to eg 3 pa thcrein
c-s rizes the finest fheciial fri. NSne but
opei Illaterirls used their. fIidtllls
B 4 Y EA 81 r p <. Il Err ,,
fe Pianos have our ue3 Ip,proged
|e 'ald Arraife 'rrchlc
SOS gaaranteed for Fly tYE 1,s...
west Baltimore Street.
BALEI1IeRE3nf nfs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04

The ladies.pf WalrTSeEtou have Organized
q Memorial Association for Fauanier eounfg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04

tPRExrIcE OF the LouiSsiIIe Journal, thus speak h
of the following beautiful lines:
:. One might almost wish-to die, If he knew that
SO beautiful tribute rs this would be written 10
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

In accordance with the report of the com. mittee, on motion the Territorial central committee was appointed as follows:
 From Pima county, four members Yava- phi, four; Yuma, three; Mohave, two; and Pah-Ute, one.
 The following named gentlemen having been recommended as members of the central committee, on motion were ratified in detail as the Territorial central committee
 Hohare Couaty-W. II. Hardy and W. For. est.
 1, Yama Couaty--M D. Dobbins, P. Doll and c. Gross.
 Pima CountyAO. Buckalcw, J. Jenkins. l.. Chambers and A. NJ. White
 fatapai Couuty--J Churchnan, J. P. liar. grave. F w. Wells, sen. and J. E. McCaifry Pdh- Ute COsuty-L. Dukes.
 On motion the President of the convention was authorized to call the first meeting of the Territorial central committee.
 On motion the Secretary was directed to furnish copies of the proceedings of the con yention, to the ARIZONA MINER and Arizona Gasstte for publication.
 On motion the convention adjourned sin, de.
 JAS. CHURcHMAN, Chairman. BESJ. FRASKLiS, Secretary.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
MEMORIAL

5stisq E.r hf s.fal{iss .ssaf af a,v nal ro,,ies To the Senate and llonsc Of ReprcseatatiTes uf the United Stat,s in Cougfc~s assembled.
 Your mem1rialists the Legislative As-em blv of Che Territory of Arizona. respectfully represent that in aceorlaEcs with a concur rent resolu'ion 0f which the following is a copy:
 '+ '+Res9lrel, BJ thc Ilouse of RepFe-cnta- tivos. the Council colcurriRg, that a commit tee of three from the House. and two from the Council bc appointed as a special commit tee to inquire into. examine witnesscs and take evidence under oath, if necessary, as to the necessity and pTarticahiiity of memorial izing Congress as to establishing other mali routes and batting service on some of th0se already established, and especially with reference Co procuring service from san Der nardino. California to Wiekenburg ria Ia Pax, connecting with that already established from Tubac and Tacson. to Prescott; also from La Tag Co Arizona city in continuation of that from Mohave Co Ia Pax
 \ committee was appointed who have ex amined witnesses and received evidence rc gariiug the necessity and yracticabl'ity o additional saaii service ln the Territory Sad committee report that large sp's ErQw inv cprswereiai porgintisn on the cele<.ds river deinasds taat posaA. ervice isE the accommodation ~ she sarioas toUn4 as~,s that river as well as frr cysseaieaoe oi ths interior country hc at once established upon the route (crsatcd by act of C0rxr~ss sp proved June %, lS6iD, igs5;n L's Angeles tss | La Paz tO Nickenburg, connecting at the latter place with the route from TRbac and | Tucson to Prescott, now In operation, 1hi' service will prove highly advantageous Co ;bc southern and western parts of the Territory ] It is also important for the interests of a considerable and increasing mining popula' ton that Congress should immediately de clare a postal route from Prescott to Lynx Greek, Big Bug, Woolsey's Ranch and Turkey creek, and put service thereon.
 Service is also needed on the established routes from I.a paz rie Eureka to Afizons city, and from Prescott ria Pert Wingate to Albnqurque on the Rio Grande, and from Fort Yuma, ria Tucson, to Mesilla It is also recommended that the route from Wickenburg to Prescott be so changed as to run by Walnut Grove. and that a route be established from Callyille to Pahrapagat For any further information than that now in possession of Congress and the Post office Department regarding these several routes, reference is respectfully made to Gird's oth- cial map of the Territory of Arizona. ResOired, That to promote the object o this memorial, the Secretary of the Territory is herewith requested to transmit A copy o the same to our Delegate in Congress, Hon John N Goodwin, and also q copy to tho ! Postmaster General.
 GRANVILLE If. OURI, ] Speaker of the House of Representatives. MARK ALDRlCH,
 President of the Council
 Approved November 5, 1866.
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK.
 A true copy of the original on file in my office. JAMES r. T. GARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
ApNINIsTRATORs SALE.

Noiicc is hereby given, by order made in the Proi7aie Court, on fiis 5ih day of November, A. n. lsosj at the town of Prescott, county of Yavspai, and Territory Of ArizoBz that tAe undersigned will sell ai public auction to tue highest bidder for cash, on Saturday. the l7th day of November, a. D. lss8 at li o'ciOck In. of said day, in front of the Court House door. all the right, title and intercsi Of John r S.mmOns, deceascd, tO the fol- lowing described property, to-Wit:
 About tW cpty two ts2l tons of hay In stack, a, Date Greek, in said county, quantity of hay and corn fodder, af skull Valley A quantity of corn ai Skull Valley, some Cf which is husked and tlsc rcst siin in shock Win bc sold as iOi, or separately, or by The pound and ton.
 r.. A. BENTLEY, Administrator.
 Prescott Arizona, Nov. 5 lSd 2lli
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
AN ACT.

 Tgasffs..G a sJ--lg' fsA& ss tAs fs-s,sl f--a
 Cd bs T,rrifor,qi T,rsusury Be it enacted by ,be Legislative Assembly oi the Territory of Arizona
 SEcrleS l. That aii funds tn the Terito rial Treasury. which have accru,d or may hereafter aecrnr, under thc provisions of sec tiou iifty one, f5l) chapter fifty, fj0) Howell Code, entitled Of tbc Registry and Govern. ment of Mines and Mineral Dcposits,' an, hereby transferred Co the general fund in the Territorial Treasury.
 SEC. . Ths ari to take effect and De n 0fr5c fr0m and after iis passage
 GRANVILLE H. OCRI. Sp akcr ol the House af Reprssenta;ives.
 MARK aLDRHii.
 President 0f the Council Approved October e. iSGC.
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. 4 true copy of the original on iile iu my office. JAMES r. T. GARTER,
 Secretary of ihc Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

REv. CHARLES M BLAKE, Chaplain at Fort Whipple, reached here on October 27tb, ria Mohaye. He is accompanied by bis wife and daughter, and if faithful minister, as represented, he will be welcomed to this re- zion, SO long destitute of religious teacher. Captain Loosley, of the l4th, late quarter master at Fort Mohaye; Major Strobel, of Los Angeles, and others, also arrived here on at the same time. The Captain and Major are on their way 10 Fort Mcdowell. Tho Whipple.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
THE CENSUS DF l864.
ro WHnM IT MI CoNCERN.

At the request and in ihe name of the Sec retary of thc Department c! the Interior, I hereby announce thnt h' b' Duffield. late T. s. Marshal Of Arizona, is re- nuired 10 furnish the Department, through me. with list of the names of all persons, Deputy L. $. Marshals, assistants or agents, engaged in taking the census of this Territory m the year 1864. Also adetailed statement showing the amount claimed by each Tor h'S seryioeS. the number of days employed anu
 niles travelled. the daily expensS i.sarfed or average cost per diem. Said statements proP srIy Authenticated before some officer oi the Territory qualified to administer osths' shoulS s be sent to rue by os before the first day oi Dec.mbcr ensuing. when immediate steps will be taken 10 Assure the payment oi all ;l legitimate demaads on account oi ,aking ss'u census RfCHARD C. MCCORMICK,
 Prescott, Nov. ], 1SOo. uoNeIhol.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
AN ACT

 Dscldring certain Toat,S County R0ads ia drizc-
 na TcSritoTy. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona:
 SECTION l. That the road or route known as the Walnut Grove and Turkey Greek trail, leading from Bells ranch, on the La Paz and Prescott road, to Turkey Greek, to ,,h. com mencing at Bells ranch, continuing in south easterly direction to Walnut Grove; from thence, continuing in an easterly direction. tO the Bully Bueno mine, and thence (connert- ing al the Bully Buena mine, with the E z Bug rOad) in north easterly direction to Woolscy's ranch, situated on the Agua Frio. shall be declared by the passage of this act a county road, free, for all inteuts and purposes therein required.
 SEC. .. That the road or route known a. the Walnut Grove and Prescott trail, leading from Walnut Grove Co Pre- c,tf, running from said Walnut Grove in A north easierly direc- tion, shall also be declared by the passage of this act county road, free, fOs all intents and purposes therein required
 SEc. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 GRANVILLE IT, OURY, Speaker of the House of Representatives
 MARK ALDRICH,
 President of the Council Approved October 25. iSGG
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. 4 true copy of the original on ie in my office. JAMES P. T CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Tyvifsry 2f Arisoaa,
 County of Tsvapai ss.
 In the Probate Court in and for said coaHiy. Ia tLs Bsasfer of fse sstafs ef FreaTsck GehrteSs secczrrd.
 Pursuant to an order Of the Hon Ilezrkiah Brooks. Judge or said cOurt notice s bercs,y g1y- en- that gu sztrf 6aT the first dty Of December, A. D i-fi in front Of tAe soart isfJase door, ln tho town of Prescott, In sala connfy, at one o'eiork in the afternoon of said day. sill sell ai puiisc nurtiuu the following dcscri0s properffs belong iflg to the .ssste s.f ale above named dece=iSed Three kundfed cSsA fcts ln the Green Tree qaartz lode Two hundred and diiy l9lOi feet in the Mountain Rose quifz lode Two han dred t2lp feel in thc " California quartz lode x h,..sred .sssll feei in tlle " Excelsior" quartz loae An The at0yc named lOdcs being situated and originally recorded in tbe big beg Mn ina Disfritf farspai rouuiy, and Territory of Ar fvnra Also af ihc same time and place. one o,,rr,r-raasisr's voucher for the sum oi Sii444 sr..rr,. Yf sale casa down, fhc highest bidder lo Ae ,ae lnycr HENRY McNULTY,
 Administrator wv q BERRY, hif attorney.
 Prfrcofi November Uh. isfb. 2lH
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF ARlZONA,-1SG6
 ADOPTED W TSt THIRD LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

AN ACT, R,peolisg section serea @, chapter hiyty.rour
 (3i) HouH Code. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona SEcTIoN l. That section seven @ of chap ter thirty (3i) Howell Code, be and is hereby repealed.
 SEc. 2. This act to take effect and be in force from and after ifs passage.
 GRANVILLE $. OURY, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 MARK ALDRICH,
 President of the Council. Approved October 2, 1866.
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. A true copy of the original on file in my office. JAMES P. T. CARTER.
 Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
AUCTION SALES.
R. NEACHtM. AUcrioSEER, VIII give personal attention Co sales at Auction, oi Real Lsiaie, Mining Claims, and Mcr.
 chnudiEe generally.
CHiVCE F0H FORTUNE

Ioi"qls mdi0g iderai5 for sais ot Aaaioa. SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. z, at il o'clock ,
 In front of the Cour Housc, VIII bc sold al public Auction ihc entire interest
 oi Mir. H. E C1mmina. iu inc EUREKA QUARTZ MILL AND MINE, viz 300 feet in inc Eureka mine, and ohe fourth interest in tLe mill, now in operation Al Lynx Creek.
 win bc sold togetlcf or separate Also, complete Testing Apparatus. con : ssiing of Mortar, Tubes, Blowpipe. Acids Quicksilver, Lamp, ctc.
 B MEACHAM, Agctionerr. November l2 2lt
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Es,ase of fefriot 1 Byras deceassd,
 Notice is hereby giv,n by ills undersigned. duly appointed administrator oi the aboso named e. tsss. tsg inc treHitors of and al persons having rlairus ae,ausi said dcccased to exhibit, with ths necessary voucher within Onc year from the first pubiication of tlis notice fo James Grant, ai the town of Prescott. Arizona ieirtory.
 Prescott November S, lsf6.
 9I4t JAMES GRANT, Adnintstrator.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

APACHE OUTRAGEs.-Scarccly had the Legislature adjourned withou, asking for any more troops, when we received the sad news of fresh outrage on the part of tho Apachcs. On Thursday Colonel Woolsey sent team with freight from his ranch to the Bully Bueno Mill under charge of four men, When on the road, not far from Big Bug an attack was made by the Indians which resulted in the killing of three of the men riy William Trahen (formtr partner of J. O. Robertson) Leroy Jay. who shot Thrift, and l.. M Lin ton The fourth man, named Harvey Twad- dies escaped Of the four yoke of oxen. three were captured One night this week the Indians stole three horses at Walnut Grove. One from Mir Burger, one from his partner and one from Mir Howell Surely we need ra 1gcrs, native volunteers, or more regulars to 20 in pursuit of the red rascals. At present there is scarcely force sufficient at Fort whipple to guard the post. Scouting is impossible.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
NM ApvERTIsEMENTsI.
DiSSOIufiOu.

Tue co-pofincr.hip heretofore existing bciwecn ihe undersigned is this day di-solyed ly mutual consent Oct i3, ltG. < IT, PEBBLES.
 GEO. x. ROBERTS All those indebied to inc concern for black siniihing will please come forward and settle with GEORGE K ROBERTS. IreecOus Oct loth, l-Db. 1Wi
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
BUCHANAN & MAY,

A FORT ROCK, cd he Har5svWe Road Keep a station for fhc recommendation s,f the travelling i,ullic. Sherc they rlll aiways keep on hand and for sale harley, corn and hay for nf,i. mais Also meals lor Tersons and a good cabin io sleep in. (30is) Oct l3 Is66.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

MAJOR SrRAcUE, paymaster '. s. X. arrived here on Friday evening, and Is to day engaged in paying oH the troops at Fort whlpple. He will also pay those at camp Lincoln and Skull valley, and he has some funds for the payment oi Quar- termastcrs vouchers which will be very accepta- blc to our people. The Major came ria Hardy. vile, and is accompanied by NIT. Rust and others from San Francisco Z
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
.lSO TOyS CORI FUR SALE

The undersigned hereby ofer ior said m ,. o.css' of sh.lled corn. al 10 cents per 1la, Pen1na, cgo~e 70 DC iahen HOl" 'Ns BIRD < ELLSWORTH
 Walnut Grove Sor. io- ieoo-
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
DIED.

DIED.
 Iu SouomA, Gal, pCtoter sd- Mary frances, Wsff of !. V Shaw, and only saHgbieF of R. MeAchaH of this place. ascd as years
 Res1 in peace, dear child ere long The blessed promised fe union of mother. daughter. sons and father, wiil be feaiized ih gym ,aihyNiih the father and siepmotier of the deceased. ls g valued lady friend. of San Francisco, wso thus wriics Co srs N, by lasi tazil: know your hcarts are aching over Ibe lose of your daughter, and, Oh how nay heaTs rearhes forth 10 sympathy for you think she had hcaTt the fullest of love. with a capacity Co make people enjoy it more than any woman ! cver knew The very tonch or her hand on my sh0ulder was co very gentle, tender and Ascctiouaie that ! knew ii from ail others. shall never forget our irst mceting-how frankly s9pd earnestly she took ny hands. saying thnt she tacw mc aud loved me, through you and inc heNt day ! came away from thai pretty oouHtry home feeling that my s~ceiesi dreams of home life could bc realized"
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

r,vrpES APAcmEs REsERvgD.-Wc hear that
 Capt Sanford, ofFort Mcdowell in recent scout, ,uod fifteen Apachcs, and took number of
 r,isopers. We hope he will follow the good work mn with an vigor.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Coop TIMR-On the first inst we received San yranct,co papers of October 20, by inc mail.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

sronaE WILLARD, os trial hero this week in Inc District Court, for shooting Jack simmons ra. acquitted.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Tns mcmlrrs of the Legislature were hand s,aly entertained by Sheriff Bourke.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Tns Arizona Pioneer and Historical Societies hnyo been united. Full particulars will be given In our next
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

O,poRN's HorEL has changed hands, and will hereafter bc kept by Alexander and Rogers.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Economy is now the order Of the day. All you gents that want to look gay. Bring Co me your work and l will make it
 -tay,
 For the cheapest work ii does not do. ], T. Curry, that do address you. tell you this without fattering you, can make old clothes look almost new, I'm tailor an ! renovator, too Do not Peddle with me about the price, Or [ will shave you "like a mice"
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

JtDUE BAckVs IcIt Tor Mohnve ycstefday. Ic will take etenmcr down the river to La Paz, and afterwards Co Fort Yuma, and not return to Tue. son until about the first of January
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
ApllINIsTRAToR.s NoTlcE

Estate of Join F SinHiols d-ceqsed
 Notice ls hercby given by lhe uudcrsigned, duly appointed administrator of ine above named estate Co thc creditors Of and ail persons having claims against, -aid deceiscd Co exhibit wiih ihe neccs- sary voucher. within OEe year from inc first pub- liciiion oi this notice, fo E. A. Bentley, al tLe town Of Prescott Arizona Territory.
 Prescott, Arizona, O1 12 lsGG
 IyH J.. 4 BENTLEY Administrator.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

LoUIs \ BoaT, ofst. Louis has been appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs in place Of Cooley.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

THERE is a man whose tongue might gov ern multitude, if be could only govern his tongue.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

OsyrRMKp Ali the appointments of the Gov ,,,or dvsug the past year were promptly con o,mci by the Legislature, including that of James r,u, as Territorial Auditor, made on the lst. ,n.,.n. under the H'w law printed on the first
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

GsSER,t ISGALLs, of the Quartermasier's De eortmcn,. and Colonel Bcckwith, of tae Ccmmis e,ry Department arc named as tho officers who .re 10 examine the Upper Colorado, with view lo sending military supplies to Utah These oih ecrs were sent from Washington and not from Ban Francisco
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
HORN.

In Prescott, Nov tfb, Io the vile Of r. ! W NundcriieA a son
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Nun NAns.-Wp arc oat of all patience There 1oo reliance on anything called mail contracts. fre seems no snch thing as reliable mail ser
 Ve arc all the time harangued with the cry lndias s-Indian-when no Indian is about # do ve believe one Of the awful critters has
 seen hy mail contractor or carrier for the Six months. We had hoped for better things, it seems matters are getting no better very dly.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

yRox MomAvE CouNrr-A letter received says William Furlong was killed by corporal l'e- 1eneing to Company F, l4th U <. regiment, on ohc 26th of October. * Colonel samuel Eakins shot himself accidentally Din pistol 2 Oar correspondent does not say whether Inc
 pryiyes. T Sam. Knodcs and others arc very sick.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

t IsQuEsT.---Iamcs Warren. who was shot si the
 ,crIing Mlas on the 29th ut. by Barney IIussey, Bed on the cycuing of the SOth. On she 3lst an kqucst was held on the body by Justice Blair, and Ae jury returned verdict that said Warren died Spm pistol wonRds inflicted by Husscy. The lat kr has surrendered himself to the authorities and fill have aa examination this a. before Justice DAr.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

TgE attention of the public is called to sundr.
 ,mnortan, sales on Saturday next, advertised m der inc regular auction head. The interest in tn rureka mine aud mill, as welfas the estates of J \ r simmons and Fred. Gehrkcns, should atirac .tssntlDn.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

DISTRICT CoUar.-This time honorrd insiitu- bn has just closed its session in town The Su- fcmc Court session has also intervcncd, occupy E portion of tl.A last fcw days. The principal
 De of the Distrie; Court was occupied In sundry kes in which the Chief Justice of the Territory ps party litigant. and the sSes were tried be-
 r. Judge BackuA It Is somewhat remaTkable
 every one o1 these cases, before Judge and 1y were decided al,aiasi onr learnasi Chief las
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

gS ROADS. - Lieutenant Dubois, of Fort foweii, who arrived here on the 3ist uit, with Faln, reports that in coming from Maricopa <hs io Prescott he opened a new road from the Is to the point of mountain twenty-five miles
 h Of fWiekenburg. By this cut of ten miles
 saved. The Lieutenant, also, found road rnd Bells canon by which Inc dangers Of that @greeabie passage way may Ice avoided. The - ks Of tbe people are due 'o the Lieutenant for -@fnterpTise.