Arizona miner., 1867-11-16

''"''n NO" furnace ought Co be built and also no" to run it Give him a chance by flrnisbino what he needs-frc-proof material and littlc cash, and We think be will make a ,uccoss out oi It. He is confident that our ores are rich enough, and says there is no trouble in saving the bullion they contain.
 HAs Nor ARRiyED.-Tbe Secretary of inc Ter. ritory Col Carter, informs us that he has moi re. celved one word from Washington in answer to his appeal for money to pay the expenses of the late Legislature Probably the officials at Wash ington are trying to find out in what part of the Territory the Governor and Secretary now are. They may have sent thc money to the commer- cial metropolis away down south in Pima. upon learning the decision of the High Court of Ap- peal' in the ideres'iag and promistag case of Cactus rs Pine Who knowsg
 Ma WILLARD RlcE, the amablc and hospitable ""yor domo of Bow"r-'s Agaa Frio ranch was in town this week. He takes an encouraging view Of things, and appeared as happy and content as one of Swimley's boarders.
 WicgrNBuEG.-Resd the communication iron, this place, which will be found on the first pape of to-day's MINER. We should not be surnrised to learn, one of these days, that our friends in and around that thriving town had become good Christians. read their Bibles regularly. and oui, shaking. Chaplain Blake and bis escort seemed 10 have powerful influence over them. Me. Whortcr, we have DO doubt, will become reg ular deacon, and offer up various and snndry prdyers for the Chaplain and his escort;
 Iur nfrfprar, ties at work on the Dividend continue to find ex- cellcnt pay rock as they progress with the shaft which they are sinking upon the lode Mir Rice took out from town, fe@ days since. a quantity of blasting materials to be used in the shaft.
 WERWNGgRs wagon train arrived here on Sun. dly from La Paz freighled with goods for our merchants. The drivers saw Indian signs on the road in the vicinity of Martinez ranch and one of them, who went of ,te road to kill deer. saw number of Indians one Of whom he sliot. ntally he thinks, as the survivors picked mp their fallen comrade and carried him away Other Indians making their appearance within a short distance the driver rctrcatcd to the road. The train left for La Tag on Tuesday morning last.
 Coop NEWS IF TRrg-By wednesday's mail Mr Dunlap received letter from Mir Campbell. who writes that he had met at San Bernardino AF. Henry X. Brown, who informed him that ex- Governor Goodwin would shortly come out to Prescott with a capital Of s30O.o00 in cash. to be employe in developing the Ticonderoga and other first class mines in Big Bug District. The Ticondcroga was at one time successfully worked by Col. King ;. Woo!sey. and k known to be ex- ceediugly rich. Mr. Brown also stated that Mr. Reed. the sulphurct man, had succeeded in obtaining funds at san Francisco and would L., ont here in a short time to put his reduction pro- cess in operation. If these reports are trne. a glorious morning will soon dawn upon the gloomy night which has SO long brooded over Prescott
 FHoN WlcSESBURG.- Col Tyson arrived here on Wednesday night from Wickenblrg We are indebted 10 him for the following items of news
 Capt -- Smith died al Wickenburg oa Sun day last of typhus fever. The deceased was a fcw years since a wealthy ditch owner in Sierra county. California. Being gofa generous and con hIing disposition lis friends swinded him oai of his property. Then hc cmigrated to Mon tana aud came thence to Arizona His bitter experience had not changed his noble naHre To thc last he remained generous anu unsuspicious ever ready noi to share his last dollar with a needy friend but to give him the whole and trust io fortune to provide for himself May ihe turf lie lightly @FGG ais f5hie breast
 Sickness in the form of fever and agpe and malarious levers continues at Wickenburg
 Jack Shilling and sam uensley have gone to Salt river to take measures for constructing an acequia from tha, stream to Wickenburg.
 The Nulture mili continues ;o run successfully night and day.
 Judge Backus. Judge Wells. Almon Gage and Jesse Justice were at Robinson's in Kirkland Valley, waiting for Werringer's train.
 Fresh Indian signs were plenty in Kirkland and slull Vallies.
 At Uncle Robs a fcw days since a soldier stumbled against the 1Gck of gun which was lying on the ground, and discharged the weapon, the ball passing through Jerry Riordans leg just above the ancle. breaking both bones. and com tinuing on ;s way, slightly wounding a soldier. We arc convinced that some of those soldiers ought to be kept ont of the way of firearms until they learn how to use theml
 WE learn that Major Krause, who has been in command of Camp Lincoln, has obtained sick leave of absence, and is going to Drum Barracks 10 recruit his health.
 Nor GoING-Wc are informed that Gen. Gregg has abandoned the intention of conducting an expedition to Tonto Basin this Fall.
 SAuE BRusu JoHSsoS--Mr. J. II. Baldwin has returned to wickcnburg from his pursuit of "Sage Brush" Johnson who had been his partner in mining opcrotions ~Jobuson who managed the