Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
Alec,sLArsvC CARBONATE.

C. W. Beach, Republican nominee
 for the legislature, is probably be!tel
 known in Yavapai county than any othe'
 man upon the iicket
 Ills Grandfather was one Of the seven
 sens that settled in Connecticut as eaily
 l76o, and served in the Revolutionary
 war.
 C. w., a, an early,ge. entered aprint
 ing ofice 4 Hatertown. N. Y. and
 served an apprenticeship of five yean He
 then emigratsd to Wisconsin and si
 onoe took position as foreman on the
 Milwaukee Democrat, published by Sherman NJ. Booth who was the hero in
 the g,eat Glover fugitive slave case
 Here Mr. Beach formed the scquairt arce of Governor Ross cf New Mexico and lived in his house for nearly two years. From Milwaukee Mir. B. went b Kansas during the borde, troubles and vert t. work on the Kansas Ciy Journal. then published ty Abeel { Van Horn. After a b,ia residence in Kansas City the
 .utject of our sketch, to gratify a long desi-e for romance and to see all there was
 n the far vet hired otto Up Hages to
 drive m OK team to Sata Fe. The jou,. nev was performed in 6o days and vas, attended with an Indian fight on the Arkansas river where Mir. B. vas wound. eJ in the leg. After arriving at SantaFe,
 uhich was early m the summer of 1855 be concluded to remain in New Mexico. He vent immediately from SantaFe to Albuquerque where he met . cousin. Robert Conley nov of Marieopa county. Remaining only lev days on the Rio Crand he took departure for Foes Stanton accepting . position as clerk in the Su.- ter store ~tich vas owned by . son ofthe late. Gen. John Garland. then command. ing that department Here Mr. Beach entesed upon a business lie. aeting as clerk. Sub-lrdisn Agent running large fasn. being ,he..6rss land cultivated m shas is uos knovn as Lincoln couLty. He soon acquired nice fortune vti-h sas swept away from him at the bfeak- ire GU. of ,he rebellion. It ~as q, t.is tine MT. B. became acquainted r.th Nj. Fcrd the democrasic nominee fc, Cu.orsr aud Public Administrator. rrcm Fo,. Stanton Mr. B. vent to MAn- zarc, wsere he engaged ia mercantile. milling aud fre'ghIirg pursuits Al Msnlano te raised a company of spies ard:guides ef Ioo men in ten minutes. b.iag r-cbabiy the quickest that any company was enumerated during the re- bel licr. He served wiih his company under ,he lsmertsd General Canby. and lis advice vas generally sough, by off rers of Canby's oommand. At the close of the campaign made by Texans in New Mexico, he took t~elve of lis men and vent on an Indian scout against the Mes ealero plohes. He met ,hirty-one war ,i,rs :, .c spring on the Gallina moun- t,in. making an .t ack resulting in the killing of IS GU: Of the number. among whc m was Muui'h ito ihe bravet Indian Chiet ,hst ever ruled a tribe in the West Alter thi; he accompanied Kt Carson on several campaigns ac'iag as guide for the n.ted Ri. In IS6a Mr. Beach lei, New Mexico for Arizona, brineing the first through ti.i,en tram to Prescott from the Eat Since that time he has lived ia t'is county and assisted ia every material way D devel ,p the reso,,ces ti.,eo. Hts home is n Prescott, notxi:h1,,iin, his prop .,,y interests are st Ri ikland Valley For 8 years he was eds)r and propr:- e,or Of the old Arizona Miner and as such rendered valuable services ir acve,ssins he, mines, grazing, sgr- culture and timber lancs and ether var. cd insi,ing resources. He has more al stake than any man upon the ticket and if elected will watch well the interests ct tax payess