The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
The ~gs afMiner.
Local Intelligence.
rnEscorr, October l6, 1869.

 dcrlicb got back to town on the evening of the l4h inst, from the Big Bug Mining District 10 miles east from Prescott, with the best kind Of mining news. It is that Mir. IIeslep had, previ- ou, to their departure from the mill run through and cleaned up five tons of refuse ore from the rnlependencc mine, which yielded twenty-two dollars and fifty cents per ton. in free gold. or course this plcased every person in the district and will we presume, please all friends of the Territory in and out of 1t. Taking the yield per tou. of the frstclass ore from the mine, which was worked in an arastra short time ago, by Tw Boggs and adding Ito tho result obtained by Mir. Heslep, out of the small pile of ore left by Mir Boggs. and we have m average yield Of ,hirty.six dollars per ton in free gold enough. we should say, to pay handsomely for working i, For this result the Territory is mainly in- debted to Mr. Heslep, who is, without doubt, one of the best practical miners and mill men on the coast The company are now taking ore from two lodes, and have about seventy five tons ont, which. they feel very confident. will pay from SEQ to $50 per ton in free gold Some twenty men are at work at the mill and in the mines, and more will soon be engaged. New ,roads have been laid out, lumber to buiid houses flor the workmen at the lodes has been ordered and it looks to us as though the company meant business MT Heslep has made many good improvements on the mill, and economy is the Watchword of the company. Therefore, we pre- dict that the enterprise will be success. and that the old pioneer mill will be made hump itself" from now on We thank God for at last sending Us q mG man that knows how to save free gold,
 CuEytrz Tikd District Court - October Term 1869:
 No. 22, Win. R Murray, ei al, vs. Henry Wick
 enburg, ct al
 %, Wa. F. Tgrner, el al. vs. Excelsior
 Diaeh and Mining Co.,. et al.
 8, OF. spaglaing ys. N. K. Lamson.
 45, L.L. Treadasell vs. G. Johnson. ct al. 4s, Wsu. MarAhaA ss. King $. Woolsey.
 80, JasDes, Gran; ss. W. c. Reed.
 @, F. A GbspHau vs. James A. Buchanan. 9s, A. II. Peoples. rk Charles Mcintosh. ct al 100, knta A. Ros.tio, ys. Loretto Herman
 deL
 l0l ,Jo.aph M.iyip. rs. D. R. Clcndcnin et al log, Wiu. G Aoislexter ,ys Henry Wick
 rntiufE, ,'et CT
 " lO5, Sarah ;. wsllS, vs. AInbler E. wells @ lOi James Grant, rs. Jno. N. Brown.
 los, Win Cole,v Joseph c. Kelsey
 Q 100 F Narsse, st d. rs. John Roach, ct al. llo, 4. M. White, ct al. vs. A. Q. Moves. ILL Neniah Eea.dsiee. ys John N. Roun-
 tree, ct al
 il2, <. Bsihest. Ts. E g Murphy.
 ll3, W. II. Hardy, !vs. Henry A. Brown
 lli. John C. Campbell. vG Thomas c. Dcyin. llj, Johp c. Morrison, IT,, vs. ". O. Davis He, Jossph Coldva.er, Fs. Vim. Kirkland. lis, D. Henderson, et q, vs. Charles W.
 Beach.
 ll9, Wm. 0. DaFis. SA l. T. Stevenson.
 l2O, l. l9. Baker. vs. C. B. Kendall
 ill, Lsrer s- IeRkS, vs F. A. Cook--Ad-
 miEstrator.
 GRAsB AND TmtL SuReks.-Ed. ". Wells, Clerk of tbe District Court. has furnished us with the foll~~lsg list ef fc.sSss s1fTsHs,; as jurors for the Ocieser term sf the District Court:
 IriG' Ji1On. Michael Ne Williams, R. A. Illus sey, Charles Washbsrn, T. " Bogrs, A. Tender son, Louis Nortman. David Justiee- Robert Win ming, Theodore Kruse, R. P. D. Brooks. c. l.. furgason, T. W. simmons, A. French, J W. John son, B. II. Weaver, Jno. Yiekers. Thomas White head, sars1 CusluIsber, Henry Glover, r. c. Cox, I. b. saUaters, John C. Bsdley
 Grand J'gors.-Jno. Reese, ,. ". Cuscabary, J. w. Henry, ]. s. Thomas, Jno. Aastcrson, Charles Rabbit, L. s. Jenks, Gideon Brooke, c. c. Mount, '. H. Head, Robert Postic Joseph Crane, h. G. Taylor, C. Davis, r. A. Hammond, F. II. "underlieh ]. F. G. Mitchell, Wis. Gilsen, Hen " Clifton, Willard Rice, Henry w. Nlchpls. c. W. stanley. E w. Shepard o. Allen.
 Ws. A bUTFuN left for his home in Los Angc- les, California, on Last Saturdays stage. He in- tends visiting Chicago and New York sooa. aud Wil no doubt, open the eyes Of business men in the two great eeatres regarding the great wealth ol the country adjacent to the 35th parallel rail road roate, ia this Territory.
 WEDNESDAY, last, about twenty Indians paid a Visit to Dan. Hatzs old ranch on the lower Agua TITO, and stole quantity of corn. Tbey uere followed by Messrs. Lew Ellitt, Dawson, Bryant. Justice and Scott, who surprised them about 20 niles below the ranch at rancheria, killed 3 noble rcd men and found a large quantity of stolen corn. They also found four little Indians put did not injure them.
 The above was in type last week, but we be- ing sick and the foreman hurried it failed to get mo tho forms. However, it is never too late to do good, or record good act. We wish to hay' Tn addition to the above, that all three of 'ne Indians were killed by Mr. Townsend, he be- hg the hrst man to discover and attack the ranch era.