Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
! ,asuIL DuPrlELp has gone east.

\ pprscoTT. NOVEMBER 80, 1866. ----.--..--------.- r ,psuAL DuPFfELD has gone east. nrpoE ALLrN was, at last accounts a' Salt Lake E.
 \ q GRAY. Esq. remains in town, and at Big Ig, alternately
 hu,,p JOIN, uouls Landsbcrgerl one of the N, popular store keepers in town, will move to oid office of the MINER on the first instant. lt . been nicely fitted up for him. rur FRONT part of the first floor Of the new oi- oftbe MISER Is now occupied by the County Lorder. the extension of the building rendering Sonyenient to give the required space. k,r horses were stolen from Major Coffin. seh six miles from woolrry's one dhy thls N Fortunately the Majors herd had been k.p 10 the Bully Bueno a few days before. D, PHELPS has become an active as well as on <.,.t miner. He has leased the Lamson Mill, &Ivpx Greek. and Is running it in fine style. Aon. II. A. Bigelow Is one oi his superinicnd-  ,rur Salt Lake Tedctte h., changed proprieiors. El shoaa X Co. are now the publishers. The mn. have been wiaenca and heightened, and S paper generally very materially improved krh Is saying much, as it was heretofore one of & highest prized exchanges
 rry, COUNTY Hon. Mark Aldrich having re- red tl. Probate Judgcship of Pima county. on & 18th of September last, in order to be eligible q. seal in the Council, the Governor has ap' ,6p,ed William Il. Tonge, Of Tucson, Co hll the Npey Mir Tonge was for some time an Aicaldc xf ma county, and good officer. sR Y. A. BENTLEY. publisher Of the ARIZONA ra since January l. 1885, len here for Caiiior- v November 2Oth, expecting 10 return on the & of April next and thcuto assumc the entire Snership and editorial charge of the paper. Dur
 hi. residence In Arizona Mir Bentley has ae many friends who wish him pleasant jour.
 aud safe return.
 .ton NJ. D DoHBrgs, Hon. A. Mickey, and Hon z.p Gass. len here with Mir. Moves and other. Elm 20th inst. The honorable gentlemen wcr, nnihy and popular members Of Inc Legislature a@ len many warm friends iu Prescott. Hop' |z will all be reelected. Hon. E F Piait re I'm in Prescott, and Is erecting grist min ues n whIpple, ln company with Mr. William &Ain
 Nor DEAp.-A late number or the Wilmington vnaI announces tue death of Benjamin Weaver nerly Of that paper, and now of thc ARizoSi
 FER: at the hands Of Indians on the Mohav and adds tbai his body wss found suspeude' A tree with hls throat cut, etc. A sorry piciur
 happily untrue, as this item syi up by MI
 ysr himself will attest. and his friends cal
 Der establish by dropping in at the MiSgi
 e a, any time.
 4 Iox. JAMEs ASDEnsoN By SO oversight ou
 lee in the DAiLT MsNEn Of the sudden deat
 his well known citizen of Prescott, was no
 h in the las, regular issue. Mir. Anderson fs
 In the office of the Herald at Auburn, Place
 r;y. Csmfornsa, his sorf.aor hnsac Ba nppfare
 pod health ai ihe time He will he rem m
 d as a man of ready wii and humoF. a aSta
 transferable ahilsly, and worthy and popnia
 n He was Chief Clerk or the Haase ssi ii
 !, and Secretary of the Councl of the sccoui
 zlaiure.
 0TSG HoNE.-A large nnmher nf oihrcrs ali
 of uie California Volunteers returning iro'
 Mexico to California passed through Prcsco
 V days since, with an extensive train. X
 ned in excellent spirits and much enjoyed tbo
 Iuru here. Among the officers were CaPsai Inch, formerly commanding ai Tucson, an
 tcnant Baldwin, who Sas for some time
 Whipple
 Gwither, late Of For, sumner New Mcxic
 also in the party, and found many or his U
 forna friends here
 M RRIvAL OF JusTIcE.--Wt are happy
 ounce the arrival yesterday, of Mr. Jes
 ice, son, and son-in-law, Mir. Newte
 rher. The party came in with the froigl
 of Mir. Jonathan Tiblsets, consisting
 eight mule wagons loaded principal
 iessrs Campbell and Bufrum. Four ?, i were seen near Fort Rock, but th' too distant to receive justice. OFFICE
 WS OF ARIZ0NA-lS6r