Arizona miner., 1867-10-05

'''" '"ic" uS tnht everything looks bright, prosperous and happy in the old camp, and, so soon as water comes. they in. tend taking out lots of caDiial Uncle Billy Pointer last week crushed in an arastra two and a half tons Of rock from the Pointer lode. which yielded just s35 to the ton, this, too. without any picking or sorting of the rock. The ledge is a wide one, and erery pound of 'oek tasen Om ef R Vas crlshed. This is a highly gratifying result, and the old man has rolled up his sleeves and gone into 1t in earn est
 Bob Winning took lot of refuse rock. that had been picked twice over by another party. crushed it, and made it pay 50 to the ton Strange to say, when the mill company crushed the best of this rock, they could only get out of it about Sl3 per ton. The miners. since trying tine refuse rock themselves. have come to the conclusion that part of the yield went up a chimney" or up Hume"
 Poland 4 McCrackin have ready for crush ing pile of rock. which they have taken out of the Deadwood No. 2. which said rock Poland thinks, will pay more than slOO to the ton.
 They would go to work on the Post Oak, very rich lode, were it not for the Indians.
 Billy Middleton and Shep are still follow ing up the pay streak under their old cabins, and make it shell out to the tune of S and SC per day to the hand On account of the scarcity of water, they have to rock their dirt.
 L. Il. -N-. forms us that Moves < Curtis crushed in their mill, on Thunday last, seven and a-half tons of rock, and that 1t yielded over SlO0 to the ton. When be lefi the mill they had but par tally cleaned up, and 1t was the general im- preston that Sl00 per ton was too low fig ure 10 place t at; but that will do. The mil owners are pushing work ahead with renewed vigor. EIurrAh for our honest miners, They can live withou; the capital In fact, they can make capital.
 From Lor-er Lynx Cn,ct A party of MeIicAns, who have stuck to the country through thick and thin. and who are now working the placer. on Lower Lynx creek. about miles from Prescott, come into town every Sunday for provisions, and never fail to pungie the orc in payment Just now. water is scarce, and they are no, making much over expenses. They expect however, to do better when that fluid does eerHs. Hojc if wiii hurry along.
 TMr GOVERNOR asks us to say tha, the ru- nor that member of the Ysvapsi Delcgn. ton will soon receive the appointment Of Territorial Treasurer is without foundation. The appointment has neither been solicited by, or promised to sny member of the Ysya- pai d'legs;ion, or Co any one else, and the term of the presen, incumbent has not ex. pired.
 FRYD. MssSiSs and Martin Cummings. who, it win be remembered. were badly wounded by Indians at the time Mr. Saxton was killed by them, are rapidly recovering. Dr. Kendall extracted bullet from the knee of Mr. Manning, on Monday last. Both men will soon bc on their fec; again
 IARp TO BEAr.-we are eredibly informed that, on the ranch of Bowes Bros. 2o miles east of Prescott. one kernel of corn planted last spring, produced five thousand kernels. Charles Be.sh :s-ss ;i.-- pains .e e5sif; fia grains, and swears, like our army in Plan ders," that 1t is s positive fact. This is, cer- tainly "big thing on corn, and we are proud of it.
 cHsrLiiS BL,gE's LEcTrEE--owing to the brief notice, the Chaplsin's lecture ai the Legislative Hall last evening was mol largely attended, but number of our Legislators and prominent citizeEs, as well as several ladies. were present. The Chaplain had several maps with which he illustrated hi. remarks, which were descriptive of different parts of the world and various peoples hc has visited. The chaplain has travelled extensively, and evidently remembers all he has seen and heard. His lecture was both entertaining and instructive, and hi. suggestion. we'll worthy of consideration.
 THE Throughout the week the weather has continued fair, the midday heat being tempered by refreshing breezes, and the cool nights, rendering fires desirable at early ! morn s= =e.! = st tas late hour. in which the printers have been compelled to toil, con- dueing to sound and heaithfuI sluuber.
 isrRovENESTs.-The removal of the Cap itAi has not stopped the march of improve ment in Prescott. Wormser < Co are pre- psring for Protraeted stay by putting new roof and other improvements on their store Doc. Mo-ller is building n residence on the east side of Granite creek, and the new court house and jail buildins is rapidly approaching completion. At Fort whipple, also, eon.id- erable improvements have recently been made OS DH.--lt is rumorcd on the street that a member of the YayApai delegation will soon receive the appointment of Territorial Treas nrer Of cnurse he will ctnirrata to and re-