Arizona miner., 1866-06-27

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 PRESCOTT, JUNE a, 1866.
 BARNETT Is in town with lot of ladies goods groceries, etc.
 q .THE Governor has appointed B. fAHo~eil, Of wickenburg, notary public. a MEssRs. JoE. WALKER, Wertheimer and John ' Martin have gone to La Pa1.
 Tag thermometer stood a, % degrees g; soeS yesterday. in the shade, in Prescott
 GysEnAL scorr died at west Point, New York, May 2a, aged so General cass died a, Detroit, In - .- May. aged ss.
 GoyERSoR Low snd wife have been the reeipi. M .u. of much natterng attention during their vis its to Wilmington and Los Angeles.
 TIE Governor has appointed Horailo C. King, . of New York and James B. Bell, of Boston, Com. mIssioners of Deeds for ,hls Territory. VI Colonel Charles g Lowell. of the Fourteenth. is zsssrea 10 ,he command ef ,bs pi:...s. Q. A..zes= and is already on his way to the Territory. 4 pR. PALMER was badly hurt by falling from hIs & ~nu,e while descending hill on hh recent return ssYrsn Prescott to the Verde, but is doing well M TIE Ap.ch.s lately ssole ihe stock and borses z of the government on the san Pedro. some ninety head of cavalry bor.es snd nearly the same nun T Der of beef cattle
 gF 6al. IieutenApi Darling, and others, lately re- surued here from San Fnnclsco. Capt AeL@ugh' .'sln |, here from wiekenbrg
 A LITTER from San Francisco says: "Gfea' rycstenent ~.s excited by the report Of the Fort a1Bcstwin r.,sssere, the story was most indnsiri' E,usiy ercuisa>d hou9h .for r.HJp'e' N Go., ot,x,.-w. hear that Colonel wsIIen &.s ordered tha sne-haf of the troops a all the es4ss in ske Terrkery shst be constantly on the < opuua Cor Afaohes Tbss is good beginning.
 THE Strawberry lode, oo the Hassayampa, near nhe Chase mine, discovered by the Msssrs. Boggs r~nd others. IS tne rovu sa,t. Assays of me ore Nave given yield ef sssss io the ton in silver.
 MEssns GnASv, weubeaner, Wunderllcb, st. Janes, Block and srhes have recently amused themselyes by ming up rie old veii on The plaza which had fer .csne t.=e been dangerous fasa- trap
 x THREE more regiments of troops are reported xo have been AAsIgBed to this Territory, on the nrgeni representation Of Governor Goodwin, vho ' . sIivc to oar best Interests We hesr iha; they # nre 10 come overland
 5 Tas Albsqserqse Press Of May 7sth, has the Blowing
 's Aaron Zecken5orf Eeq ieft by Sunday morn. sr's coach for Tuhse and Prescott Arizona to pre-.
 sre for carrying the msis between those plsess for Ihich he is contractor.
 N,LLs-The temporary injanc,iOn against the
 lsrliug mil vas made pcsmaneE, hy Judge Turner, ,, compromise was afterwards effected, aod work ihe mil s progressing finely. IL will be in opera. Y pn early pext month The wooley mill has al
 Ady started, and the Iamson mil will be ready to ork within three weeksL The Big Bag miil wiIl fart next month
 T TIE authorities at Washington are much iB the ari yet as 10 the facilities fcr travel and mail <ommunleatioE In Arizona. General Mason was ordered to turn over hls command and report to his regiment tthe l7th regulArs} in New Mexico, q in three montts after the date of the order when s took nearly that time TOT the order to reach FAim.
 M N,STTaEY.-By orders from the Headquarters oi she Department of the Paeiae, the Headquarters &egimentAl stAn ard Band of the Fourteenth .. s T fautry are transferred from the Department of the <, eclambss to iA- Department of Calforuis. On @ Aeir arrival ss San Franeisco, the CemmsDding
 kDsrs of the Department Of California s instructed
 give the necessary orders for the disposition o
 gsEiHeaiai stsn ssf band <' it, post of San Dieeo s ts be broken up immedi
 kiy. as< the artillery company stationed there |
 iered ss Fort Ysna. Orders given to ths X stnsnder d Fort YamA to furnish escorts to train,
 kea requir.d, and 10 establish posts at or neal siiams Fork and La Las for the protection O hers and settlers; aiso guard for the protection
 the Indians in the Reservation on the ceiorsds
 eer.
 N 4HE Yuma Mining Company noticed soni'
 ke since, is about 10 begin operations, and thoss
 eccrned said to have great expectations
 9 nearly we can understand the plan is tc
 'rk the placers about GIla City (which attracted
 kntion several years slncel upon a large seale tetier from San Franclsco says: Should ,hi' 1nssrment sneeesh there may he A rush to ths k4orado, and Arizona uill appear new Fl 6@AdO"
 toURrH oT JULr.-We are glad that this thu VI of Amsssesa holidays is to be celebrated ir fr~cott thls yeAr wnh becoming demonstrations A aHs always been q proud day 10 the American Ae~ that the old flag has passed safely through