Arizona miner., 1867-09-21

A BILL has been introduced in the lower
 House of the Legislature, for the purpose of
 creating the office of Public Administrator.
 an office heretofore much needed in the coun-
 ty, and we suppose, in every county in the
 Territory. As the law is and has been. it
 was and is the duty of the Coroncrs to take charge of the effects of deceased persons. but
 sometimes, men elected to that position fail
 to qualify and attend 70 the duties of the of-
 flee. Hon. John T. Dare of Yayapai county,
 has introduced this bill.
 ] PLEASURE Governor McCor- mick, General Gregg, and the following Hon orable members of the Fourth Legislature, to
 wit: II. Jenkins, D. II. Stickney, Alexande r ] Mickey, Wm. IT, Hardy, Octayius b. Class, J. ] W. Simmons, L. A. Stevens, D. s. Lount, C. ] W. Lewis, ,S.W Chambers, NJ. NJ. Richardson.
 F. M. Hodges, P. Drachman, Q. Lindsey, \. | S. Lewis, R. J. Cutler F. J. Cook, James s. Giles, Allen Cullumber, John II Mathews and John T. Dare, together with several army officers and citizens started yesterday after noon on pleasure trip to Bowers's ranch and ] Big Bug. Hope they will have jolly time of ! IT, and return satisfied that Prescott is the beet place tO locate the Capitol. We wish Honorable gentlemen from Pima, Yuma, Mo have and Pah-Ute could spare the time Co visit all our mining and agricultural districts. and see for themselves the advancement made ! by the people of these mountains in the face l oi almost insurmOuutable difficulties Ere
 another year rolls around should our Indian troubles be terminated, we will have more
 than live thousand people, and twenty mill. running
 1 0UTsmr-We publish on the outside of to-
 day's MNrR very interesting article from the Philadelphia Prs1s, on Tue Practicable Pacific Railroad Route ' with remarks. ] Also, an able Report on Military and In- l dian Afiairs.'
 Also, the Report of the Select Committee 1 Co Examine into the Financial Affair." of thc ] Territory and Report theruun"
 l We also print tue Report of the Auditor | of the Territory of Arizona Co the Fourth ' Legislature" of accounts audited and war rants issued by Lim, from November 1, 1866, to September :, 1887.
 READ Iron our first page will be found an able communication, explaining and de- lending tAe votes of 3Ie-r. Giles, Rush and Cook against the House Preamble and Rcso- iutions asking that Arizona be erected into a separate military department.
 CAPTAIN WmLiA.s. gallant officer and amia5le gentleman, will, we understand. start for California to-mouow. H. is much ili- proved in heath We hope the Captain will snon he able ;o F-;.s--i t5 asI..zJi,a io a,cugg
 his wounds }lr Ho0rcs who carie out here with the Wiling party, wiil accompany Cap tain Williams
 ] FRou TCcsoS.-Smlay ovca.ng's mail brought n the sfie7 4r-migr, from Tue
 son. l. gives ths following items, some of which may interest our readers:
 Gen. McGarry and Lieut. Walco;t, r. s. A, arrived on Friday from rubac.
 : The scouting party iha; went out after
 Indians from Camp Wallcu and Tubac. at iatest nras wcrr at san Cimga CIenega Iav- ing sent into Camp Bowie ior supplies.
 Capt. Clay, V S Army. arrived on Mon day from ramp Goodwin, e rsrr for some post in Oregon where hc has been ordered. Capt. Clay left on Iuesdly, accompanied by Capt. liinls who goes t0 San Francisco on business
 C. F. Hayden. Esq, returned on Saturday from Sonora, and let on Tuesday Cor Pres rott, accompanied by Mr. Charles Shibeil, who goes to Wickcnburg Cn business in con- necti0n with the collection of customs.
 We are informed that depreSati0us have been committed by Indians about Camp Goodwin, in this Territory. and Chat thc t'iuai Cuiei has gwen out that his people will not allow any one to work on the ranch near the Post. opened by Hugh L. Hinds. We ought to get up petition to have Cya- { .lissigHers .l sent t1 these Indians
 During the past week the Indians made raid upon our friend, Mr. George Cox. where
 he was stopping over night at the ranch oi Capt Gay, nine miles north of this place, taking his team oi horses, fine spgu belong ] ing to Mr. J. B. Allen.
 ' Lightning plays some fantastic tricils. 4 few days since it stru,k a wagon belonging
 Co Mir C. r. Hayden, somewhat shattered
 the body, broke open trunk belonging t0
 7. M. U0lggs, Esq, filed with new clothing
 belonging to our friend Levine that he wa.
 having brought from San Francisco, and tor-
 out the seat of his new doe,kins very uucer- ernoni0usly. No other damage done Inc ihaii rom hefe C.hiN ard ls now tIl-
 weekly, and is carried with promptuess ard dispatch-though not as wc cou.d wish, car
 ricd on stages but on h0rseback twice. and
 in a buggy once a week. From California riq 1 Fort Yuma we understand che road is stocked,
 and we will soon have a tri-wcckly carried in | four horse spring wag0Rs. This Is he route ! for the great overland mail. and tho fact is ] beginning Co attract attention from the head ! of the Post Office Department.
 ! Glad 10 hear it. Hope it will do you and your section powerful sight of good. But,
 my dear sir, are you not little foo fast when you proclaim yours "tic route !'-mcaning,
 we suppose, that your threc-cornered concern l is the only feasible route ID the Territory. | SAS BERNARDNo.-We clip the following | items from the Guardian of September 7th
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