Arizona miner., 1867-11-30
Local snggeslinn.

ent" of the f''4'
 SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN
 dspose' of the proceedings of our l,...,. toned Fourth Legislature. This ron..., "'3l' writer, whoever he may be, says n., '.'.' ;. in accordance with his usual yearly ,, that he now Eliminates the large and ..''D able class of people who read the B.U.. p''' garding the dongs of the legislative t.1.
 Arizona. He praises, generally. the ,a! of the Executive and the maiority i.
 Legislature, and seems to be nar,;...,
 pleased with the result of the a,i,,,,. thc removal of the Capital. IIe ror,.'
 that Prescott is in dying state sn1 n ! Pima county is the most fouri.bi,, l promising part of the Territory. Now T., not propose to argue with this pcr.oo ] writes as though he were a resident Inf D.. l colt; for the proposition that he is ci.L.. l kna,c ur fool viii be seif-apparcnt toa
 candid man in aDy section of the Tors.
 "Comparisons are od;ous,' and far he
 me to uish to say one word in praise of e..
 tral Arizona. that might seem to be an ,..
 sion upon another section. Cerlainlv ,'..-
 true friend of Arizona cannot fail to ,,s
 at whatever may tend to the deyeloor,-.
 and advantage of any point within her v.,.
 boundaries so long as, Co obtain such ,d,..
 tage, no wrongful act is done. Ii i.,l.
 vixen, to build up one section, the riol,.,.
 interests of the whole people have been ..
 at naught. that men may rightfuily connie.
 Such case has arisen in this Terfitorv v;a
 regard to the Capital For years. tho dl
 gation from Pima county have obstrneeja.
 location of the Capital ivy threatening ,o,
 sign. leaving the house without oua-s,
 and so clogging the wheels of Terfito-i government, if the other members atte,r,,.S
 to take action in the matter In thi, WAT
 yhe permanent location of the Capit,l :.
 some central point was prevented. And l, , lS67, came the day of Tucson Unwors, , men were largely elected 10 the Legisstgr
 and long before the convening of tha, b.8r
 the veXcd question Lad been "arrap.ei . Tie bill taking away the Capital Co sn ,r.
 ,lomc corner of the Territory was car-ai ' through both Houses. As Lad been ssrtt , upon, Governor Mccormick signed f It [ us not stop to consider what p,1aHs were e-
 ployed to effect these objects; that were ,,
 unpleasant and saddening contemplation r. honest men. The simple question is. ", ' the will of the people carried uutl N s Witness the iact that Mohaye's rfigotHe,n - Lewis, went home to find himself hanging
 cihgy, amid the ieers of bis old friends VI.
 ne>s the luct that Air. Lindsey. tine rcprrseril
 tive from Yuma. went home to ba xelcuyss c by his fellow citizens. who came forth Vas . banners, torches and siras, to receive h- i. when Lc nearcd Ia paz. Whyl Beass ,r he had acted an honest part on the Cs,.a
 and Territorial Bonds questions Wins P the Act that Yuma'a accidental CouneilBr ' Mickey, dared not go home at all. after E betrayal of his constituents, but snesktd ss c to Tucson thereby cyading an officer q [, ,c law in La Paz. who awaited his arrival tiG. . and who would. perhaps, have comt ig7s
 receive h,u, moi with torches and huzl2. le ~ with Q writ of arrest. charging lIim yr. ie crime. But thi, Is q humil!ating salitc; Ks do not carry inc matter To q hicGeF Jrstas n, e 'ausc there thn liCaCLerv k evea balie
 tine disgrace more open and enduring 1 a N willing to let these maic.actufs 60. Fni
 disposed to be malignant, would huH 1-s
 them the imprccation, Go to-Tucsoh. Bg i let us simply despise them, not steep ta Azs ,n them. Their s!ns will find them out |. It IS, however, very annoying, when r B
 deTsiand these things so well, te iHd dn aS some wretchcd coof is poisoning the ilisss s- Calilornlans, through ihe medium oi aTors be ful press, against the best and farest Tas le poets of Arizona. Many Californian. .sa l, been in Tucson many others have read ia = vivid descriptions of that place given by is IT. Browne and other writers: and uhea t.d ld are told, by one writing from here in sls ,d lated caudor, that Here lies the future l2 .u of Arizona, what must they think Be much lower in the estimation Of glor0vsl-
 iornla must Arizona sink
 Unhappy Central Arizona. Malign3 ls
 represented. abused, betrayed in the hbess 10 those she had considered her best iritBs " Yet noble Central Arizona Sefrelsui, sf Y. asserting, ever advancing from the da'kss .- into the fight, dimly catching vision q 6
 future successful and triumphant posi' 'i Let those of us who have been true to y oi thus far be true to her till the cGd 'd OUR SOCIETY
 at has recently had an acquisition, in the Pn id of hr. David Henderson, of the hoas tn Henderson X Co. 4 member in high 'iN
 ing of the Masonic and Odd Fellow eas ''' he is also a young gentleman of good IfA n pies, pleasing manners, and large lHi1ras's
 Such people should be welcomed to eol'
 mites like these of new mining couht9 TO CAPT. wILLThHs. IT, have been very much grl'liied '' a
 that this good officer is rapidly reco's@ ig from his wounds He has been assi9ie le recruiting service in California, and If,- ,, when quite we'll again, will bring bs !llD-
 services once more to the aid ol Anr 'h Such officers are sadly need,d m 'As i''