Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

company with Henry wickenburg Tn ,bc fall
 ''"i"l'h VIII commence the erection of A twenty stump mlll' to be run by water, at his ranch. 2 ll'Ies below town. Good beef was selling ror | nonl II 'o lG cents per pound People were nocAlhg there from every direction. and more go'd dust was in circulation than there is in all the other towns in the Territory. The health of the place was good. The vulture Mining Com. pany were hiring all the white men that offered themselves, having lost confidence in the hon. esty Of other labor. We predict for Wickon. burg brilliant future, and will bet s reasonable sum that the Nulture mine is the biggest and richest mine in the world.
 EDWARD KERR, whose store is in inc old Cani. tol building sells goods cheaper than any other man in town If you don't believe it go and sec for yourself
 SICK. Judge Howard, who has been unwell ever since election. is, we arc glad to learn, re. covering.
 NEW GooDs AND NEW PRcEs.-E. J. Cook. has just received big stock of goods. which he off, iers for safe al reasonable prices. The Adobe Store Is once more filled. and Reed. Nlr. Cooks salesman, says he is bound to sell groceries. pro visions, clothing, etc, cheaper than any other man in town. Call and see.
 THE account of General Devin $ scout into tbc heart Of Arizona, which we publish to-day. will repay perusal It is ably written and discourses of matters that interest every Arzonian. Read 1t and send it to your friends in California and the East.
 IF we remember rightly thc first day of July IS the day fixed for commencing mail service on inc route from Wickenbnrg to Maricopa Wells. rid PbGnix. Hope it will be started
 GALA DAT.-We Wednesday last, &. Johns pav. was celebrated by the Mexican population of this town
 CAL JACKSON & Co.,, received by silvtr;horn & Aikcn's train, large invoice of wines liquors. cigars etc.
 FRIDAY last We visited the Aztlau mill and Chase mine The mine looked well. and the last run made by the mill upon Chase rock gave entire satisfaction The tunnel is now in about loo feet, and quartz has taken the place of gran lie in the creyicc Two drifts have been started in inc south shafi
 Frank Alters WAS getting good rock out of the Chloride lode, and in place of its being slide. as has been supposed, ao better defined lode is to be seen in the mountains.
 WALKER's DIsrEicr.-The miners are taking out good rock in this district. The Eureka mill will soon be in condition to run.
 CoNlSd-Colonel Gould Paymaster '. s. A. is expected at Fort Whlpple soon. He will pay of the troops at the various camps and posts in this sub-Dstrlct His coming is looked for with considerable anxiety by the soldiers. whose pur. ses' just now, are moi very plethoric.
 ARRIVALS rRoW CALIFORNIA Captain E D. Baker and wife. Nathan F. Bowers and wife. l.. c. Bean aud wife, Mrs Jennie Wells. Geo. W. Bowers David Henderson, Mcssrs. Clough. Cham. bers and others arrived here on the lg,h inst. from California.
 MR. CHENowrH. who arrived here from La Paz recently says be never saw Indian sign thicker or more plentiful on ,he road Their smokes ascend from almost every mountain, and. at Woolsey Hill, about % miles from Prescott. thc Indians started fires and sent up smokes from each side of the road, and close to it. This is the season Of the year that the Indians Of thls portion Of the Territory make their big game hunts by setting fire 0 the woods in order 10 drive out the deer. About tiIs time last year he Apache-Yauas set fire to the grass. brush and timber on the Bradshaw Mountain. and by Tofnfr i. .- railing lots of deer. These fires do not iniure the timber much Wouldn't it be a good idea for the military to take hunt after the Indians now, while they are so plentiful and handy io home We Lolieye they are River Indians, and some people might object to killing them but we know they deserve killing f1lly as much. if not more than our Eastern Apache brethren. Most of inc troops now at Fort Whpple have just returned from long and laborious scout and we do not know whether or not men and animals have reegperAted sufficiently io star; upon another scout, towards Date Greek. or the Black mountain north Of Woolsey Valley, where We are told there are plenty of Indians.
 A. E. SMITH is running an arastra on the Has sayampa above the Chase.
 FRoN LA PAzA small train of wagons ar rived from La Paz Thursday and unloaded their freight at the stores of M Ravena, Campbell X Buhum Wormscr X Co.,, and James Grant.
 THE F0UgTA.-A meeting of the citizens of Prescott and vicinity was held al the Court House Tuesday Evening, the 23d inst, for the purpose of taking into consideration the celebration oi the Fourth of Juiy.