10132. The Arizona Miner, Prescott, Arizona Territory, October 24th, 1868. Letter from Wickenburg (correspondence of the Miner.)

The Arizona Miner Prescott, Arizona Territory October 24th, 1868 Letter From Wickenburg ( Correspondence of the Miner. ) Wickenburg, October 19th, 1868. Sickness is abating here now. Business seems to be very lively here, at presente The new firm of Mannasse & Co. say they are doing better than they anticipated. Peeples' Saloon is in full blast, and I am told, his billiard tables are occupied day and night. Judge H. H. Cartter, Hon Is T. J. Bidwe11 and Oliver Lindsey, have en route to Tucson, the former to just arrived from La Paz , attend the session of the Supreme Court; the two latter are members of the Legislature from Yuma county. They report that Col. Young, from Fort Mohave, was at La Paz and had arrested a man by the name of Wilson, who is implicated in the killing of the Indians at that place. A writ of Habeas Corpus has, however, been sued out, and no doubt, Mr. Wilson will be discharged, as every one, with the justifies the killing of exception of Col. Dent and Gray & Co. , the red devils. Judge Cartter has made the writ returnable before Judge Tuttle, assigning as a reason, his absence to Supreme Court, but the actual reason is that he justifies the act and, I am told , expressed himself to Dent that way . D. Henderson