The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
Thr,~. afNinet.
Local intelligence.
PRESCOTT, November 27, 1869.

,..1e1 part of its freight, and took the bal ''''' ,, r,,ni Verde. on the Verde river, sixty .lo. o,st cf Prescott Thenceit will proceed '. ho settlements on tbe Lower Agaa Eric, and ,,,I with corn for Gray < Co, We learn that ,e train is now owned by Cray X Co.,, they hay ,,, purchased it from Mr. Werninger, who has .h,nlo,ea the .road,T and. with his family, re- r,orcd from La Paz to Arizona City.
 -rbo trains of Dan Hazard and A. ]. Akin. ar lived here from the 1Tardytile road few days ,,o. wid, has, and since then, Mr. Akin has sold hi. train ts Mr. Hazard, who Eow owns long .,roc of mules and wagons. The train was loaded with lumber and corn, Thursday last, and started for Camp It Toh-gate. ~
 Dr. Jones' train arrived from the Colorado -iver Tharsaw evening. with supplies for Fort wbippIc. and small quantityof citizen freight train. with goods for Ceok & Bowers, of this ,,,ce. is due now, and we learn that several others are on the road between this place and Calitorula q " s LEFT Us.-Thursday mcrning last Mr. J. Ru- be aud wife, Geo. Head. Tom Simmons, and one or two others. struck out for Texas. Mr. Ruble and wife and Mr. Head, will probably never re- nr. Mr. simmons went to bring ont some of t. relatives He also intends bringing drove of stock cattle We wish the party safe jour rey
 TEs band of murderous savagcs that recently attacked Capt Woods teams, Killed one of the lcansters and took every one of the mNAcs-ls i, aH. we're seen by the herdcrs at tho Govern mcnt raaeh. while crossing Granite creek. They were leading for Black Mountain. The herders thought it was a scouting party of soldiers. else ,hey would have tried to cnt the Indians oh
 T. LAupErrsox, of Walnut Grove, who came to Prescott the other day, informed us that Ge- nung's araslras were working away when be len IMMIGRANTS. from White Pine Colorado and Utah. arrived here during the week Among them we nsdeed one family
 caFrais X B. JgnoNg. and Lieutenant T. W. Gibson. visited the MINER office. Saturday last Capt Jerome has been in editorial harness, and, oi course. piticd our hard fate. We returned the "complimeDtp upon heinz informed by the Captain. that he was under orders to proceed to Camp Mcdowell, Lieutenant Gibson is the oii- ccr who, short time ago, whipped a lot of ApacheS east of the Agua Frio.a We like him for that and hope he will repeat the act soon.
 NoRr cExAsES--Threo more Chinamen ar rived here during the week, and have gone to wofk Lhere arc nov four of them in this yicin. fly, wLiet Is quite enough.
 Col. HnRT \. BrGELOw, Assessor of Internal Reyenze, for Arizona, has received from Wash ingtoa legal opinion concerning the boundary line between California; snd Affhona, and let ter of instructions from C. Delano, Commissioner Of Internal Resenue. from which the following extract is takea; '4You will proceed to make your assessments throughout the whole of Ari zona City and the disputed territory, as consti tnting par. Of he Territory and Of yoari dis trct" Tbis decision goes far toward settling question which has becn source of anpoyanc' :o ses:2Ss:s Sf sTz5Hs City io5 s0iIis ssss. F understand that the officers of Yuma count. have been iustraetedlto collect Territorial an, county taxes in tine disputed territory hereafter which will bring the matter into court, if any re sSiaRee to such action Is made. i'.a-
 fkph f.hhtNhhuas--h tOiuNattF, Oi berg, Yuma county, arrived here Tuesday las He informs us that Q postofice has been estat iisAel d Ehreuberg, with his brothef,J. Goid water as postmaster. He saysthe place is in proving very fast Two steamers arrived ther' recently, from the mouth of the Colorado, wit goods for the merchants of this place. oh
 se,ReE. Bacon, lard, coffee, tea, sugar, an other necessaries of life are, at present, yer scarce here, and there is not blanket for sale the whole town. "Whither are VIC drifting?~ TIE scouting party of troops that loft her Teeenuy, under command of Capt Hobart su iasu,easnt Curtis have not yet retarncd The went in pursuit of tte party that stole Wood mules. TO sn niwDoCb
 etasea and esteemcd frieDd, Captain SolomC Shoup, called ofl us yesterday. for the first tin since his fe,arn from hi. big prospecting trip 'ne eastward. For man so old he stood Il trip remarkably well. ar 'rtar "" 4
 NAN named wm. Martin died here oh q night of the goth inst His mind had been d ,auged Tor some time previous to his death. V believe he was from Ohio
 TIE Indians got away with ten of A. G. Dunr oaue' Friday last The citizens and soldiC Snopqrsued the sayagss failed to catch mp wi 1eul' The body of the murdered man was fou by Cal. Jackson q hh 3At foN
 NrrfNrtoS is directed to the new adverti '"'u's 'n 'o-dpyS paper, oooD
 nNowT7 The first snow of the season fell h, " ne morning o( inc 25th inst. It scare, -covered lhe grnnnd T If has hoar .uui.-.