Arizona miner., 1867-11-09
Local Intelligence.

.;gls italC sheep a-lcc'' 9'''''u0' ''' .' ,.. leads. quoins (not currcnt), bank (insol- aan paper stock, etc, formerly used in the ,:,a,;on of the Gazcte and 1ri-oaida, both .L;ch papers have (after brief existence, .t. c,-mcr as Republican and the latter as n.,oo,ratc paper some time since been sub i,.,,eJ.n We took pity upon and by this a cv.erminated them. By this new ac-
 ..;,io, ,re have made our office second to mo this side of San Francisco, both for a,.ntity and quality of our material. which is R fn nearly new and we hatter ourselves with < .l. idea that the MINER establishment can z ,,r ,urn out iob work "f any description in ]. ,ool style as Towne X Bacon or any s .t.r man" If you don't believe it, just try !. and we will show you what we can do.
 rys,,S CLuB.-The following gentlemen .,o been elected to serve as officers of this q r,l, G,r the ensuing three months: Presi-
 ,, R r.. Elliott: Vice President, $. F.. p,ir. Recording Secretary, F. Darling; Fi ,,a-al Secretary, ]. D. Dunlap; Treasurer. W. N Kelly: Board of Managers, E. II. Weaver, Ei n Kendall. T. Simmons Committee of ln- fo,ion R. F.. Harrington, F. W. Wells, Ea Ucnning; Sergeant atarmE, C.. w. Bar ,ar Tue Club is in flourishing condition, .rl cannot fail to continue SO under the man. ,gsmcnt of the aboye-named officers. E Ve CooR', furnace. built of lava rock. for f purpose of testing ores, has not been a 1. enpetc success. The rock it seems, will n resist very great heat. Mir Cook, how rr- informs us that he has received a spcci- urn O, rock. said to have come from an ex- tn.iye deposit in the vicinity of Walnut E al yye. which stood severe test, and. as $. ,n as he is satisfied that enough of the ma issll can be obtained for his purpose, he will at hatch team for a load of it. We hope the &To.it may be found as represented, as it xtull be Of incalculablc benefit to the mining ihcrc,ts of this country
 Elm COLORADO REsERvATfoN.- Mir. X. F. <Ksieman has finished the survey of this res <1 1tion, and it is expected that immediately 4r the return of superintendent Dent from H iornia, considerable number of men will ~ sct to work upon the canal which is to iu gate the land. Several hundred Indians irc been employed upon the river bottoms ik past season, and an abundant crop is an fk pated
 |$ lrrRIcr CorBT.-We are indebted to l.. III Wells. Clerk of the District Court, for the H wing minutes ofits proceedings last week: Eli yen,len ys Iambcrtson.-Cause contin- 4a iy consent
 N ing rs. Postle & Brown.-Tral by jury ; zeserlict. Cause set for rehcaring.
 Giant rs. St. James & Barnum.-On ac- nai Judgment for plaintiff
 Bige rs. Grant-On account. Judgment gaintiff
 q Territory of Arizona rs Louis Cheva- 7- z7 Judgment of Supreme Court remitted. FH I'd that the judgment Of this Court be ssF into execution On Friday, December
 1867.
 HRDER or SURGEoN.-The report we fA she'd last week, in reference to the mur- @upf a surgeon on thc other side of the Col. EAa4p by Indians supposed 10 have been Chi rAheyis, proves to have been only too wei fya,icd. The victim was Acting Assistant Ssry bon M F. Shaw, and he was killed al -s7z- z Cs;s-, sixteen mics this side of CamI eM{ on the Mohave, on the 10th of Octo
 M. He died in the arms of John Cameron
 Aelhg Hospital Steward, who is now al
 tm Lincoln His remains were carried [,
 S7h Lake, and there inferred with as nucl
 pony as the circumstances would adm
 glr Cameron also, in obedience to tn
 Mfequest of the deceased. communicate
 Circumstances attending his death to Dr
 hk Wakelee of San Francisco, and place.
 'ss and foot boards, appropriately inscribed
 he grave. Dr. Shaw was from Buffalo
 name of the army surgeon who acci
 @ap shot himself on the Mohaye road
 s"f on the way 10 this Territory, is P. O
 Al AR Walnut Grove, short time sine, s1's DO Welckleigh, Prussan, was throw
 % IS horse, and his gun being discharged
 WI buckshOt entered his left breast nea
 pPIe. He survived for three days, an E: e onored and respected by all who kne,
 HEs.-T Lambertson of Walnut Groy
 p'ed some excellent peaches this yea
 ices three years old. One tree pro 'ssa 20 pounds of fruit.
 paEGG's EXPEDITION some req 2. '' hhoWn to us, the contemplated exped L sr and instead a scout undertaken i J eAborhood of Postle's Ranch. We ar T td, however, that the General wi