the period lasting until McCormick's appointment as governor, Goodwin collected two salaries and did not respond to requests for return of the overpayment for the U.S. Treasury Department. During his time as a delegate, Goodwin submitted several bills calling for troops to fight hostile Indians, creation of additional postal routes. He also spoke out against the transfer of Pah-Ute County from Arizona Territory to Nevada. Goodwin did not seek re-election in 1866. Later life Following his time as territorial Delegate, Goodwin moved to New York City to be closer to his business interests. He served as Vice-President of the Tiger Mill and Mining Company of New York by the early 1880s. Goodwin died on April 29, 1887 at Paraiso Springs in Monterey County, California, where he had gone for health reasons. He was buried in Forest Grove Cemetery in Augusta, Maine. See also Goodwin, Arizona – a community in Yavapai County, Arizona References Curtis, Charles A. Army Life in the West (1862–1865). CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2017. . External links Maine lawyers New York (state) lawyers Dartmouth College alumni Governors of Arizona Territory Maine state senators Delegates to the United States House of Representatives from Arizona Territory People of Maine in the American Civil War People from South Berwick, Maine 1824 births 1887 deaths Arizona Republicans Arizona pioneers Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Maine 19th-century American politicians Berwick Academy (Maine) alumni 19th-century American lawyers