Arizona miner., 1867-09-21

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 BrT.-lion. R. w. Groom, on Wednc.dav
 morning, nadea bet of SlOO with Major Rich.
 ardson of Pima, that Haight, the Democratic
 candidate for Governor of California. was
 elected.
 BOUND ovER.--Joscph Alyca. charged with
 shooting Government mules near Fort Mo.
 have, was examined before Justice F. NJ Mat
 thews of Hardyville on the 10th and lltb
 lnst., and held to bail in the sum of $500 to
 answer at the next term of the District Court
 Tn Mohaye county
 hR' W. \. BALLARD, superintendent of the
 mail line between Prescott and San Bernard
 mo, arrived in town with the mall on satur-
 day last. He was accompanied by Wm. |.
 Beggs, for many years connected with fine press of Oregon and California. who r,rr,os..
 to reside in Prescott. They saw mo sion or
 Indians on the road Mr. Ballard left here again on Thursday, for California.
 UPPER ItssAYAMPA-A. B. Smith informs us that, on account of the scarcity of water in the llassayampa,he will suspend operations as soon as he can clean up his ara,tra. Mir. smith has great confidence in the richncs, of his lode tine Lion," which. he tells us. is .iy feet thick. He has recently discovered a new lode, which he has named the "Lincolnv If is small, but good So son as he clean, up he will inform our readers how thc rock punglcs.
 PREACHING. Rev Mr Blake preached on Sunday last, in the Hall of the House of Rep resentatiyes. A feature of the service was the rendering sacred music on Q mclodeon. owned and played upon by Colonel Baker. Quarterinaster at Fort Whipple The Holy Sacrament was administered 10 four persons. We believe this is parson Blake's last sermon in Prescott Gor some time. at lcasD as he in- tends leaving us in 2 few days for a new field of labor in the service of Jehovah.
 CAsmBELL's NEW STORE on Montezuma street fronting the plaza, is now completely finished both inside and out, and i. well stocked with goods, taserully arranged. The building is 90 feet front by co feet in depth |; three of it's walls are built of stone. the front being of brick; it is well r0oled with tiu. and has iron doors and shutters. maaiug it decj- dcdly the best and safest house iu town. It is tclerably aooi looking c,u for town located m "wilIencs-.
 THr REconDea's Orlcr i- now located on Montczuma street, in the building lately oc. cupied by Cheap JoLn' Chri tic i, heavy on the move. Sometimes tLc beIbu-s get after him and make him shoIaddlc: tlen again the night owls and "pIillai31 birds peek at him until hi7 pet chicken comes stap- ping stately into bis office Co have hi. ir1. tied. This "settlcs it with Christie. anr ho immediately concentrates his mind upon the task of finding another hou e.
 MIGRANTS, STAND fRoM rNDra- Nr. Jcn kins of Pima-so tle Journals of la t w cL introduced in tho Council |" in Act to punish vagrlnts. vagabnnds and suspicious persons" and we think it more than ljhcly that the Lil will become a law. lift dses and the law is enforced, won't it be Che means Of soaring a great many amig1s out of the southern portion of the Territory l-and thru. you know, t5c capital would have to f-u to point further south than Tucson - eay Co some locality in Sonora-in order Co be convenient to the large number Q! citizens u yfu this t e would drive ont of Pima county Please go slow, MT. Jenkins.
 MR. PiERcG.-3y letter from Wiakcnlurg we learn that Nr Pierce, editor or tha A,i-5- aian, had so far recovered lls health as 10 be able to start for I.q Paz. We believe t wa, hi. intention. while at Wjckenburg, to go Co the Sandwich lsiauds iu hopcs of recovering his lost health While in Prescott Nr r. could scarcely breathe rnd was uuwilHaglr to seek a lower altitude After oa terms unknown to us the material of the Arizona Gozeife, he succeeded in getting ont ouc number of the .ftisJdqa. and we think, it will be the lest as we'll as the first number. Mr. Pierce is first class writer, but very bitter, and not calculated to win the esteem o! temperate men. Hope he may soon recover.
 To PEosrEcToRs.-We have received let ter from MT P McCaHnon, an old and highly citizen of Arizona, wlo a; present is residing at Salt River Station, near Fort Mcdowell. McCannon states tbat he i- anx- ious to raise . company of twenty five or thirty men for Che purpose of prospecting the country adjacent to Salt River and if any oc our citizens feel like taking a trip, We can assure them, from personal knowledge, that it IS about tne only country east ui Prescott that looks at all li,sc a gold country. IL is Mr. McCannon's intention to follow mp Salt river for about one hundred miles, and, should he find nothing, he will then cross the coun- try 10 pinal Mountain. Mac has been all over Arizona, and confidently believes ,hc country he proposes fo visit contains good placer mines. For further information apply at Che MINER office.
 REruRsep. Mr. l. skillm, jol'n Reese, 4. lIenning ard Frank Moore, who, some two weeks ago, started out to meet family of ernigrants who were coming to Prescott from over the road leadiHg from this place to New Mexico, and whc, it vas truth fully reported, were abandoned by party Of hardened wretches with whom they had been have returned home after riding lour hundred miles. The party saw where the family had cucamped twelve miles this side ,r tta ff4ia (fftiovnfeo and .afie fvif,er