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Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

without loss. Capt. Williams gives much
credit to the non-commissioners for this af-
fair. On the 18th, Capt. Williams followed
the Indians, and came upon their camp, which
he Immediately charged. After short hand
TO hand fight between the cavalry and In
dams, the latter. were completely routed,
with the loss Of thirty killed and many
wounded, who escaped. The camp equipage,
arrows, and supplies were completely de
stroyed. Our loss was one man, saddler, g..
w Drummond, Company p. Eighth y. S.
Cavalry, killed, and private Dollnger wound
ed. Lieutenant Fechet, with Company J.,
moved on the right, and Lieutenant Hobert,
with Company B. on the left Of the enemy.
Much praise is given, and deseryedly so, by
Captain Williams 10 his officers and men for
their conduct in this expedition. IL seems
10 have been we'll conducted, and is in every
way creditable TO Captain Williams who il
warmly commended for it by his District
Commander
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
COLORADO RIVER ITEMS.

The Colorado is higher than il has been for
many years, and at some Of the ferries IL is
impossible to cross. The election Of NJ. d.
Dobbins, as Sheriff Of Yuma county. will be
contested, as it is alleged that the returns
from Empire Flat, which were needed to
elect him, are fictitious. d. King is the con.
testant
THECocoPAH, Capt. Polhamus, lately made
a remarkable trip 10 and from Fl Eora6o Can
on. Mr. Hardy, who was on board, writes as
follows /: "The Cocopah made the trip from
Hardyville TO Fl Dorado Ca6on in ten hours.
and came back in two. / have no doubt She
could have gone from the canon to Callyille
in eight hours. She is powerful boat, Just
such as we need She went up over the rap
ids at the rate Of six miles an hourl'
The mails along the river have been prompt
ly carried by j W. Poindexeter
IL is now reported that mail service from
San Bernardino TO Prescott via La Paz, which
the La Paz and Wickenburg people 50 great,
need, will not be put on, but that the seryic,
via IIardyvile will be continued twice week
The service from La Paz to the Agu
Caliente, on the Gila, has been discontinue,
as unnecessary.
John b. Dow has gone TO San Francisco
and will remain there as the Representative
Of Geo. A. johnson d 90. in place Of Nr. Min
turn, deceased.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

A CoRkEsPoNDEsT Of Philadelphia paper
describes the Paris Exposition building a.
follows: Take round gingerbread with a
hole in the middle. The hole represents a
garden. Around the hole describe, with a
knife, eight or ten circles each Of these is
an aisle running quite round the Exhibition.
Across these concentric circles draw from the
hole to the circumference Of the gingerbread,
30 or 40 straight lines or radii. These separ-
ate the nations. Now, If you want 20 look
at machinery, being a machinest yourself,
begin with the great outer ring or circle, and
you will pass, in their order, the machineries
Of every nation. The second interior ring Is
devoted entirely 10 furniture. Go round it
and you can study the upholstery Of man
kind. the third ring is devoted 70 clothing.
Follow this round and all the fashions Of the
world will be demonstrated.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
WORDS OF CHEER

In General orders No. 80, recently Issued
by Major General Mcdowell, the participants
in two important Indian fights in Arizona
are complimentcd as follows. We are glad
TO see this recognition Of gallant service, not
only because merited by the troops, but a.
IL shows the General 10 be alive TO the val
ne Of the work performed
II. On the lIth Of December, lSC6, W
II. Winters, First L. 5. Cavalry, in pursu-
ance of orders from Brevet Major Harvey
Brown. Fourteenth L. :. Infantry, com
handing Camp Wallen, A. T., LEFT that camp
with twenty-sevcn men Of Company G., First
L. s. Cavalry, eight iDen Of Company T.,
Third Battalion, Fourteenth e. ). Infantry,
Acting Assistant Surgeon ;. II. Patty, and
W. Mcfarland, a citizen employe Merijildo
Grigallo, guide--for the perpose Of pursuing
and Furnishing party Of Indians that had
committed a murderous attack upon some
travellers on the road 90 Santa Cruz. The
trail Of the Indians was found and patiently
followed and on the 18th Of the month
these Indians were oyeriaken, and after a
desperate resistance, killed. Two Of the
horses Of Lieutenant Winters command were
killed Several deserted Indian rancherias
were found. and much valuable information
gained as to the movements and trails Of the
Apache Lieutenant Winters is highly com
mended by the post commander for his en-
ergy. The Indians killed were Of the band
Of the noted Apache Chief Cochis, Of Sonora.
VIII. On April 10th, 1867, Capt. J. NJ.
Williams, Eighth L. S. Cavalry, with Com
pany /, Eighth U. s. Cavalry, under Lieu
tenant Edward G.. Fechet-aggregate 81
men-and Company B. Eighth L. S. Cavalry,
under Lieut.. &. lIobart-aggrcgat 30 men
with Messrs. Hodge and Pierce AS guides,
was sent from Fort Whipple, by order Of
Brigadier General j. J. Gregg, commanding
District Of Prescott, to chastize a band OF
hostile Apaches. On the 18th and 18th, the
command marched over a very rough and
difficult country for man or horse; came upon
the Indians posted in an inaccessible position,
but succeeded in destroying their camp Of
about thirty lodges, together with a large
amount Of supplies and food. On the 10th,
/ leaving the horses in charge Of Seargeants
/ Terrain Golden, Eighth L. 5. Cavalry, the
main body Of the troops was so directed that
the Indians abandoned their strong hold and
1 fell back. In doing so part came in view
Of the non -commissOned officers in charge OF
the horses Of the dismOunted men. lmme-
diately Sergeants Terrain and Golden, en-
numbered though they were by the horses o.
the whole command, mounted eighteen men
and calamity charged the party Of Indians
numbering about thirty five and in few
minutes completely routing them, killing
twenty and wounding several, who escaped
capturing, four mules, two horses, one gun
and number Of bows and arrows. lhi'
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
PIMA COUNTY ITEMS.

From the several numbers Of the dSi-oAiaa
items:
Our Mexican population had great time
on the oath, IL being ST. Johns day. Every
man woman and child among them was out
celebrating the occasion Horse back riding,
pulling the chickens head of, when under
full speed and drinking meseal were the prin-
cipe ceremonies
The large building being erected, on the
corner Of Main and Jackson streets, IS veFy
nearly completed. When finished il will be
one Of the most beautiful and substantial
houses in Tucson. We understand that it's
enteFprising owner, Mr.. j. b. Allen, designs
il for a store
IL has been exceedingly quiet in Tucson
for the last ten days. No shooting scrapes,
no fights or flows Of any kind; no DRINKS, no
deaths or marriages, only one game Of monte
and very littie ;soL.sT. I.;;TsH up boys, iiyen
/ up, things are getting mOnOtoBous.
/ The weather continues unusually warm.
The corn crop east Of Tucson is suffering
badly for want of rain, II 4 nov the time
I Of year when the rainy season generally com
mences in this country, but as yet we have
no signs Of beginning Of rain.
The peach crop will be more abundant in
the vicinity Of this place this season than II
has been for several years past.
! From other sources we have the following
Frank Hodges, who was examined in Tue
son on the charge Of shooting Gallagher
was acquitted, and Is elected to the Legisla
| ture.
Hon. w. J. Osborn is connected with th,
quaTtermastcrs Office al Tuhac.
Hon. Oscar Buckalew, after submitting q
the amputation Of his leg, began to improve
and is now quite well. He has been
elected Recorder Of Pima county.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
LATE EASTERN ITEMS.

The President has issued a proclamation
announcing the ratification Of the Russian
American Treaty, final exchange Of ratif-
cations having taken place between Secretary
Seward and Baron Stocked.
A pardon was issued in the case Of Gen.
LoDgstreet, it having been granted upon The
written and personal application Of numer-
Gus and prominent individuals, including
General Grant, prominent officers Of the
army, and several Senators and Represen-
tatiyes.
Startling intelligence has been received
from Rome. Dispatches report that two
hundred armed men had thrown themselves
into the city, and it was supposed with the
intention Of proclaiming the Republic; but
their desperate attempt failed. Forty revo-
lutionists are in prison.
Sir Archibald Alison, the eminent histo-
rian and lawyer died recently in London at
an advanced age. lie was the author Of nu-
merous works, chief among which will be re-
membered his History Of Europe, from the
commencement Of the French Revolution 20
the Restoration Of the Bourbons."
Arrangements have been perfected to re-
duce the time Of carrying the mails between
Salt Lake and San Francisco to five days.
Hereafter close connections will be made with
Austin and Virginia. When the Indian
troubles shall have permanently ceased to
exist Il Is believed that the time OF service
between Chicago aud San Francisco will be
reduced to thirteen days.
General sickels has requested TO be re-
/ lieyed from the command Of his Military
District, and demands Court Of Inquiry on
his action, 20 yindcate himself
General r. B. Hayes was nominated FOR
Governor Of Ohio by the Union State Con
yention, On the first ballot
Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of Agricul
ture, died June 10Th.
Robert Baily was killed by the Indians
recently, near Fort Laramie. He killed ff
teen Indians before they got hir...
Marcus Olterbourg, Of the United State,
Consulate in Mexico, has been appointed
Minister to Mexico, vice Campbell, resigned
Napoleon has decided to make consider
able reduction in the military force Of France
BY the burning Of the Varieties Theatre
Philadelphia, - persons lost their lives, an,
30 were wounded.
The Masons Of Boston gave the Presiden
an escort upon his late visit 70 that city
1t is reported that royal decree ha
reached Cuba from Spain, freeing all the col
ored children born Of slave parents in th
island, after July lst 1867.
The resignation Of Campbell, Minister &
|, Mexico, IS attributed to IN health.
Col. John Hay is made Ctargs de A6ais {
Austria, not minister
The Republicans of Iowa have nominate
Samuel Merrill, OF MeGregor, for Governo
The President refused 20 make any speeche
upon his recent visits to New England an
10 North Carolina.
The Austrian government has parloned a
political offenders including Kossuth
The new Territory bought from Rus.i
will probably be called Aiasta. Gen. Re
seau is ordered there.
The yellow fever is said 70 have appeare
ia New Orleans.
o. p. Mason is appointed Chief Justice ,
Nebraska rice Little deceased.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
CHERIFFs sALE--By virtue Of an exc.

HERIFF'S SALE--By virtue Of an exc
- cution issued out Of the District Court
VI the Third Judicial District in and for the'coun-
~ u Yayapai. Territory 81 Arizona, 10 the acton
O sam 4. May. against J0scph Tyson, e al duiy
Infested fiE fTb tizy 81 jiig, 4 d is5i am com
handed 10 sel, al and singular, the premises dee.
crbed 10 the complain; and lien 10 said action and
specifically described az follows, 70 W.T.: al ana
singular tle right, title and interest which the De
fendants Joseph Tyson, George Coulter, n b.
Cummings and Joseph TEule had or owned on
the 24tA Gsy ~ September, 1850 or which they
have since acquifed 10 70 the following descfiD-
ed property. viz; That certain ten stamp Quartz
Mil. consisting Of one double haed boiler, one
engine. two i've stamp batteries, MATCHMAKING
pans. Commentators, pumps, gearing, betting ana
other appliances, used and designed iJr crushing,
reducing and working quartz rock, and oiheF ores
containing precious metals, situsleo ID epPei
LYNX Greek. IN the Walker Mining District IN ths
county Of Yayapai and Territory Of ArizolA ana
known as the Eureka Mn.
Notice Is hereby given that on fnaay ,he "a
day OF August A. D. 1901, u O'Clock, +. ~ IN
front Ofthe Court room in the Town Of freseotI
and comfy OF Yatapal l viii sell The said above
described property 90 the highest bidder Tor e-sa
Prescott, A. T. July ", 1861. go
JOHN T.. BOURkE, Sheriff.
RoBERT MEAcHAM, Auet'r
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 10

In accordance with Instructions from the
Department Commander, General Order.
No. 3. a g. from these Head Quarters, da-
ted April Ord and oath, 1867, are hereby
modified a. follows:
J. The various tribes Of Indians designa-
ted in General Orders No. 3. a. hostile, arc
70 be ass umed a. meaning peace, excepting
when acting in concert with tribes and con
federate tribes in obstructing the roads, and
ia attacks nps,a the settlements. Attacks
upon trains aud travellers and the stealing
% stock, by individual or small parties Of
Indians, cannot br rcgErici IS hostile acts,
but a. offences against the common law; the
same a. IL committed by white citizens.
II. All passes or permits 20 Indians from
the Indian Agent at la PAz, will be re-
spocted.
III The Indians will not be moiested
whilst engaged in hunting, or pursuing other
peaceful ayocations.
By order, etc.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
GENERAL ORDERS, !
No. 3, (

The increasing number Of Indian depreda-
tons committed throughout this District,
renders it necessary, in order TO remove doubt,
70 announce what tribes are considered hos
tile, and against whom hostilities may be
carried on.
The following tribes are announced hostile,
viz: The Wallapais, the Chimehueyis, the
Tonic, the Apache Tonic and the Apache
Mohaye, and al other tribes or parts Of tribes
within the lisiits Of tbs District, including
the Mohayes and other Indians purportiDg u
be friendly, except when the latter are found
within the limits Of the Reservations on the
Colorado river, or when acting in conjunction
with the troops, as guides or otherwise.
BY order, etc.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

In the case Of Crafts for shooting Murray the
jury could not agree and there will be a new trial
probably not until the October term
In the case OF Louis Chcvalier, a soldier Of Capt
Weir's company, l4th Regiment, (now at Camp
MePherson,l verdict ofmurder In the first degree
was rendered, and the Chief Justice sentenced the
prisoner to be hung on Friday, Aug. 10th. Chev.
ailer killed corporal Penny, OF his company, 10
March last, In what seems TO have been an uupro.
voks and cold iIuodcd nanner
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

THE BrLLEr AID DIsEAsE-The Provost
Marshal General has furnished the War De-
partment With various statistics Of the war
N which the causalties in the Union service
l::;=;::ss. ;Ass waf arr Set down - 90 Ty7, dis
tribuied as fellows Officers killed in action,
or died Of wounds while in the service :, OBJ
enlisted men do. e0,S6S commissioned off
GERS died from disease or accident, 2,32i en-
listed men, do, 1899. u will thus be
seen that nearly one hundred Thousand more
men died from camp and other diseases, than
were killed and died from wounds.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

NEW WAGoSs-Capt Chapman has com
plcted his equipments Tor filling the contract
he entered into for hauling quartz from the
Vulture mine, 70 their mill at Wickenburg,
IN Arizona. Five very heavy wagons haze
been built for the company, three at Golfers
IN Los Angeles, and two at Baunng's at Will
mington. They are o. huge proportion, iron
being used with no niggard hand The wag-
ous were ready 20 roll out from Los Angeles
on Wednesday and may be expected here to-
day or to-norrow.--S1a Bsrlardiao Guardian,
ygnf IS.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esfqts Of Gemgs ". Dari', deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given by the under
y signed. duly appointed Adminlstrat'r =,
the above named estate 20 the creditors Oh all'
al persons having claims asAin'l slla ,.,'srs
~ exhibit the sqme. With the necessary vouchers
sithin one year from the first publication o. thls
notice. 10 T. McAtecr "a mis- residence ID hnAAan"
VALLEY Yavapai county. Territory Of Arizona
y. McATEER, Administrator
JOHN H0WARD, his ANY
Prescott, July isi, 1861 SiS-sm
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esfaes Of Gs0rgt p. Bridgss, deceosed. i,
TIVE undersigned having been appointed
Administrator Of the above named esta. .e
notice 6 hereby given 70 an persons inaeo "a III
ia es,s,e 10 make immediate settlement ana AZ
pors0ns having claims against said estate 70 ~
sent them. with the necessary proofs ana loue"'''
within ON. wear from the date ofthis nou.e.
.. - - 49, Jl3-3m
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

AMERrcA, Gas at the Hyde Park exhibit
tion) is doing bravely at the Paris exposition.
The State Department has adyices from Com
missioner Beckwith, that Of j24 United States
exhibitors at the Paris Exposition, there have
been awards in favor Of 2G2, including grand
prizes, IL gold medals, G2 silver medals, and
l03 bronze medals. Seventy-nne American
exhibitors have been honorably mentioned.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE.
Prescott. Hsy II, 1s57

TsrATE Of Domingo Gallo Gallo, deceased.
~ Notice is hereby given By the undersign-
ed Administrator Of the above named estate, 10
tie creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, 10 exhibit the same, with
ne necessary vouchers. within one year from TIE
date hereof. 10 the undersigned a tBs once OF M
r Plat, in Tucson, county Of Pima and Territory
oi Arizona Tucson, January 7, lSfs.
ESTENEN OCHOA, Administrator.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
NOTICE.
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, Z. s. Is
TEEsAL Rev, DE. 81 Arizona,
presrnff I4tlV IN 1897

TERsAL Rgy- DE. Of Arizona,
Prescott, July 10, 1851.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance
y with provisions Of excise law, that the
annual Internal Revenue Taxes have become due
and payable, aud that the Collector and deputy
Collectors viii be In Attendance 10 receive the same
the lrsi day Of August next, al their respective
offices in The following divisions. to wit -
County Of Yavapai, The Colecior-PrescOtt,
Pima ID. ii. Stickney, ESQ DcpHiy
COllector-Tucson.
Yuma,--Robert Coles, Ia Paz.
Mohaye, u. l.. Doottle, Hardy
vile.
II any person shall neglect 20 pay, for more than
ten days from sad date, penalty Of five Per cent.
aud the fees prescribed by law, will be addsd
LEVI BAsHFORD,
Collector
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

TOR sALE.-The death o. E. A. Bentley
Il having prevented the completion Of his
contract 20 purchase the ARIZONA MINER Office,
Il Is now offered for sale - the price be Was 10
have paid, without addition for the outlay Tor
material procured since TIE date d bis contract
The establishment has two good presses, and In
news and JOB type Is one Of the most complete up
on the Pacific coast, outside % san FpuciscO.
Parties wishing TO negotiate. and ready 70 par
chase for cash, Will address ARIZONA MINER,
Prescott, A. l. July, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
GENERAL GREGG's ORDERS.

We reprint from MINER Of May 4th, the
orders Of Gen. Gregg which have been mod
flied by instructions from Gen. Mcdowell,
Uiz
HEAD Quarters, District Of Prescott,
Camp Whipple, A. T.,
April %, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

THE distance from New York 10 Sacra-
mento by the railroad ronte, is 1923 miles,
Of which, 1857 have been completed, and
are now in successful operation, leaving but
1852 miles yet to be built 1t is confidently
asserted that this gap will be filed up within
two years.
But we don't believe il.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

c.,x- bas an attractive advertisement In the
.,',,o ofto.day Read II and then give him a call.
~. sos establishment was completed on the 4th
,ts ,alslnp Of the flagstaff and flag keg Of
...ri ON the Pacific Brewery is said to have
,opel, enjoyed by the crowd in attendance
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE..

Estate cf William Y. adams, deceased.
TNHE undersigned having been appointed
i Administrator Of the above named es-
tate-NOtlee h hereby given 20 all persons indebi-
ed to said estate, 10 make Immediate settlement,
and all persons having claims against said estate,
60 present them, with the necessary vouchers ana
proof, 20 the undersigned, within one year Rom
the date Of this notice
j. r. ALsAP, Administrator.
Prescott, A. T. june 80, 1861 JlS-Sm
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
MARRIED.

In Prescott, July 4, by ChiefJu Blair. Frank
Gross TO Nancy Jane Rumsooer, both Of this
town Same day, by the same magistrate, Adam
Scott TO Frances Buckman.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

HEEgY G. WATSON, a we'll known and
brilliant literary man, and editor Of the Sac
ramento Uaioa since 1851, is dead. In an ex-
tended obituary, the Union gives him very
high character.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

~, PupLrc.-with this date, the under
"a assumes the position Of publisher OF the
''gn NtSrR. All orders for advertising, for
hk'Ay.L ar for subscriptlon-all claims against
loO ~ and all remittances, should be addressed
Tie 0ii''' WIN. II. FoRD, Publisher.
10 Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

en- There was horse race at Mnler's ranch IN
the afternoon. In which Sanders horse carried of
the purse. The Ball in the evening in Mner's new
house was largely attended, and everything passed
of " az merry as marriage bell.p Two nanny
couples who, during the day had been united in
the meshes Of matrlmony were "the observed of
all Observers"
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

Az exchange SAYS the E" bridal envelopes, +"
recently so greatly advertised, arc nothing
more than night gowns.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

N,,oR and Mrs. DowSEY and son, are at Whip
~. and owing to the Majors health, will not be
ts,ly TO go to Tucson for some weeks, although
,,s ylad to say the Major is improving.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

The King Of Siam outdoes Brigham
Young. His Siamese Majesty, who is seven
ty-three years old, has one hundred and one
wives aud eighty-three children
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

c.v,u. ct sURoEoss-Fhelps and Clutter, Tue
80 and Prescott.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
GENERAL ORDERS, !
No. 4. {

II having been brought to the notice Of the
Brevet Brigadier General commanding this
Military District, that passes or permits,
are granted 10 Indians living upon Reserya-
tons, 20 pass beyond the limits q the same
for the purpose Of hunting, and that passes
or permits signed by the Indian Agent, have
been found upon the persons Of Indians
killed in hostile attacks on trains, it Is hereby
announced that. hereafter. until further or
ders no such passes or permits will be recog-
nized within the limits Of this District
By order, etc.
Here Is the modification a. m4de by Gen.
Gregg.
HEAD QUaRTERs, District of Prescott,
Camp Whipple, A. r.,
June II leG-
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13
PROCLAMATION.

By RicH&RD g. McCoRMcK, GoyERNoE OF
TnE TERRIroRT OF ARIzoYA, DEsIeNGT-
ING THE PLACE AT WHICH TIE La
GfsLATURE SHALL MEET, ON THE
FiRsr "WEDNESDAY N SEP
TENDER, 4. D. 1867.
To ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
It Is provided by the sixteenth
section Of chapter XIV Of the Code Of the
Territory Of Arizona, as amended Novem-
Der 2, 1896, that the annual meeting OF the
Legislature shall be on the first Wednesday
In September, at such point as the Govern
or shall designate for that purpose:
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue Of the
authority so imposed upon me, ], Richard @.
Mccormick, Governor Of the Territory Of Ar
iona, do hereby designate the town Of Pres
colt, in the county Of Yayapai, as the place at
which the Legislature shall convene, on We'd
nesday the fourth day Of September, A. ID.
1867.
~ Given under my hand and the seal
SEAL of said Territory, at Prescott, this
Nv thirteenth day Of July, a. ID. 1867,
and Of the Independence Of the United States
Of America the ninety
RICHARD &. MCCORMICK.
BY the Governor.
J.P.T. CARTER, Secretary OF the Territory
Arizona miner., 1867-07-13

ru,r JUSTICE TURNER is erecting dwelling
!. co,tez street, near the Plaza.