The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
The ~. sginer.
Local Intelligence.
parscorr. February l2, 1870.

-.,. oren,rd on tbe east side of tho plaza, ho- lining Judge Bcrry's gun-smlth shop
 poors. saoEs. Erc.-our worthy fellow-eiu' ,., Jobn Langhlin. whose place ot business Is ., Granite street, is in receipt of the goods re- .eotly purchased by him in San Francisco and |. .sllng boots, shoes, gaiters. etc. at small .,r,ncc on eos. and freight Being by trade a ,-a, and shoe maker, he fiatters himself that bis ,,o,k was selected with greater care, and pur- .b.,caat lower prices than any similar stock here- ,or,re brought to the Territory. Having, also, ., hand large stock of material he Is prepared = -o,unf.c,ure the most fascinating boots, shoes .,3 yalters. or the clumsiest, stoutest pros u..,or, " at short notice Give John your pat ronage, Arizonians'
 .ory uosE PnrslcfAx," by Dr. George N. ps,rd i. the best medical work In the English l,ognave. and every family In this Territory should procure a copy. Persons wishing to can ya.. for the book, should address Western Publishing Agency San Francisco, California. nv,ru OF MATHEW SAx--Hatthew Sax, who v,. a,tsoked and wounded by Indians, on ,bo first instant fingered unhl last Wednesday morning. when bis spirit took it's flight to the re- ,ion. of the blessed, where, VIC hope, no Apaehes are al large.
 no.t mortem examination was made by Do,,or. McCandless and Kendall. The cavity of inc wound was thoroughly explored. but the bullets which caused his death were not found, having passed down behind the left lung. show ing distnc, traces of their murderoas course I, was no, deemed expedient 10 further disseci and ihe body was neatly prepared for burial and inferred Wednesday evening. i
 .er~g.G.uyERxon BAsuFonp has been pleased to commission Henry W. Fleury, of this town. Probate Judge Of this (YavapaD county, rioe Judge Brooks whose term expires pretty soon, f it has not already ended. Mr. Fleury iswell known to our citizens, as a good. honest old man. We think be will prove an honest, faith ful officer, but, had the question of his appoint men, been submitted 10 the people of the county. be would not, we think. have been selected to fll the office. He belongs to the outfit, how ever, and had to be provided for. God grant that Cavauaugh's biil--gving the people of the
 
 may become law. We are sick of the appoint ing business not that Mir Fleury is offensive to u,, but that the thing of sadding us with officers not or our choice Is disiasteful to free people. Hezekah Brooks. the retiring Judge bas filled ,hs office in a very satisfactory manner.
 J. II. BEHAx County Recorder, has moved Into hI. new honse on Capitol Hill, where. also, are the records. cmblems, etc.. of the Recorders office.
 OuR ancient and honorable friend, I. H Head. took trip into the woods adjoining town Thursday hast, and in his rambies came across fresh Indian signs. It Is scarcely necessary for n, io inform our readers lha, Mr Head, leit that vicinity quite speedily. The lAbmaelites are on duty. Look out for them.
 Nor single copy of any of tbe San Francisco weekly papers came 10 the Prescott r. O., b, last mail. What kept them from coming is a question we have heard asked, many times, sinc' ,he arrival of the mail.
 BCsY DkY.--Tuesday last was right llvely day in Prescott, Early in the morning, 8 sar t~N@0 household furniture, etc, for A. O. Moves, Johr Laugblin, Ed ". wells, and others. Next ther' came train of eight wagons, from Tubac, town near the Sonora line. some 3f0 miles iron Prescott IL brought -four for Levi Bashford, Q Al' place. This -four was manufactured at th mill oi Nr. Yerkes. The train was twenty y-thre days in coming from Tubac to Prescott. Nexi came Grants stage, with passengers, malls an express packages from California. A train c three large wagons, drawn by long strings C Sxea. also arrived from Hardyvilie oa the Cole rAdo rivee, with flour, bacon, and other article needed in this market ttlLi .NN
 After unloading, the trains went ou, to Noys CGrtis' saw-mill and reloaded with lumber fo sieseasurg aRd other points south and wcs Besides all tAis freighting business, some twent, ave 'r thirty miners were purchasing and pacI Ing pols aad provisions to take with them Fine Srove District Since then, matters has looked rather tAsne, bnt still business has bee good, and is steadily improving. To mai ume' very good and lively, we but need zoe Tall of rain or snow. N 4 \
 WE have t from pretty good authority tbs one day this week, Brevet,Major-G FraI wheaton Commander of the Sub District upper Arizona, called upon Vim. F. Turns Va'et Justice of the Supreme Court of tbis r. nIory' al his residence in Prescott and ask, h'm fl he bad written a certain letter to the Sc fe'ary of War charging hlm General whcato and the odieers under his command. at FC Nhlpple, with having swinded the GovernmeI ia various ways. The Chief Justice denied ha ,nS done so, wben the General pulled from pocket the letter alluded to (which. as is usr 10 such cases, had been forwarded ,o him fr,