The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
NEWS FROM ARIzg7A.

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NEWS FROM ARIzC1A.
H buovng letter from Car correspondent IN Arizona
tegsther win dige.. OF weekly newspaper lately es
,sblsbsd n that Territory, win be read with interest
ma specimens the newspaper are curious evidences Of
she progress OF that distant region
OUR TUBAc CORRESPONDENCE.
TuBAC, April Is, 1852
M Absurd Treaties with the Ixdians-Accosw Of the Pina
LpscAes-zAe Savass Bribed Not to Rob and A'wdH'-
Thee Arabs Of America" Nust Be Wen Whipped
Az Ire Wealth and Population Net at Santa N-2As 81
yer Mines of Arizona tie Source Of IL q"
Agricultural Countrywide Rsdoul<aok Colonel Ns's on
Hand, dc.
We have q treaty. with tho Pinal ApAches ono OF
those cotton cloth and striped calico treaties by which the
Indians are hired 10 refrain from stealing stock and muir
dering our people, Thus far, nearly all these cheap
treaties have faed bringing great trouble upon the
people Tho Pnal Apaches number about eleven hundred
men, women and children, with At least three hundred
warriors. They inhabit an almost unknown country
beyond the Gia in the neghborhood Of the PinAl Noun
ains where the they raise large crops
Of In the winter they move down towards the
Sonora frontiers and live chiefly of the stock stolen from
that country They have long been formidable enemies TO
the people Of this Territory having pundered and murder
ed without the least chassemen Some two months ago
having murdered sergcants Of the United States army
and ransacked tho country from one side to the other
Capt. Ewc Of Fort Buchanan, prepared TO invade their
country and, in eecual and thorough manner clear
them out,n when he was superseded in command and
prevented from carrying out his IDEAS in which he had
the sympathy Of the entire population and the otter Of
Meantime Or. sech. agent Of the Aescearo Apsches,
INVASION offered 70 make peace. meeting was arranged
1t Canon del Aro Capt Ewe, with sixty men, escorted
sne agent 70 the canon where inc FINALS ais one
teeth. There the usual palaver, the usual promises
on the part OF tho Indians and then commenced the dis
ibut0n OF presents and four thousand dollars worth
Of goods given out 10 these miserable thieves who
the last three or four years have pundered and muir
insult TO the people Of the country after the surings
they have endured from the Pnal Apaches. These In
pswer Of the whites TO such extent that
they would have been glad 10 como In and beg for peace
The idea Of Indian agent with wagon loads Of goods
beggary savages nearly hundred miles into their
country TO persuade them TO refrain from robbing
The Blankets and cotton cloth wear out or there ors
good chance TO rob- and then they will break out
Than ever sh. never have peace never have secu;
into d:csnsy would thu. this fact could be impressed
ns
Of things Arzona-he suerngs that have been endur
s s5s ss from i adsn in
nal vigilance" preserves property IN live stock
\ vast region invested By hostile Indians. An
idea seems to prevail at Washington that all the wealth
around Santa Fe and the northern por ton Of New
Mexico and upon that principle government to act
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The silver mines Of Arizon. are its salvation Take
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agricultural country gross humbug, care not who
70 tho contrary and all the pamphlets scribblng
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plenty Of watertwo conditions TO agriculture extremely
rare In Arizona 1t il fact that the settlement of this
white solely upon the Of Ss
Sonora Exploring and Mining Company. Had they
failed and left the Territory Arizona would have been
have got away With the exception Of those engaged in
silver mining Arizona is calculated for two classes Of peo
e
SUCCESS OF the Sonora has encouraged other
GERMS and extensive mining operations are now going
Two mines have lately been discovered cleaned
and made ready for work BY the Union Mining Company,
at the head Of which less person than the
joining this company Col THU has been the hard
est working men in the Territory, and is really
complained within the past few weeks These
mines are named respectively the Trench and
ns ana en n ey tine hts
Mr.. Geo. D. Mercer, one Of the members OF the Union
Company and is one Of the most singular and valuable
mine stood CROSS probably erected by the priests years
and years ago. On discovering these long lost mines the
out with strong force, and they ready 70 be
worked In their vicinity is abundance OF wood and
The Sonora Mining Company send silver TO New York
every week, via overland mail generally in bars worth
Sspe .ny Oerson Csn doubtless satisfy himself
by peculiar demonstration that there silver in this cona-
try The new paper, the A'1zontan, has been in opera
ton some time, and gives general satisfaction.
THE PRESS IN OUR TERRIToRIEs-THE WEEKLY ARI-
wherever the Stars and Stripes planted on this con-
tnent there is the indispensable newspaper; wherever
the first squatters settle In the most distant wilderness,
there the first necessity the most urgent want Of the new
settlers is newspaper They could easily do without
water as without the information which the newspaper
conveys Already at Tubac, Arizona, is newspaper
established, entitled the Weekly Arisonian We have
received the seventh number Of it, dated April IA,
and find neatly printed, interesting little sheet-aston
shing indeed for 70 remote and unsettled q region.
It has great variety of news, light reading, in
cludng poetry, and Short phy editorials and what
is Of consequence, at least to the paper itself,
number OF advertisements We extract few, which
will give some idea Of the progress Of the place.
ARIZONA HOUSE, Tubac, Arzona-Ira A. Hill, proprie
tor.
UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL located on the sonoIts
Valley road three miles from Fort Buchanan.The above
hotel has been opened by the subscriber and he is
prepared to accommodate travellers in the best style the
country affords. He will also keen on hand fine assert
ment OF wines liquors. segars, sardines &c. &C. He will
also insure all horses committed to mis- Persons
Visiting the Fort will nnd good accommodations for the
night n my establishment. JAMES GRAYDON.
WANrED-By the Santa Rita Silver Mining Company an
experienced smelter also good barrateros to work in
the Salcro mine Apply to w. Wrightson, Tubac.
PISTOLS CARBINEs-A supply Of Colts navy pistol
(new patern) also pocket six shooters together with
number of his six barrel carbnes and i've barrel rifles,
sale at the store Of the Sonora Exploring and Mining
Company, Tubac.
FREDERICK HUILSENAN, storekeeper.
G. B. HueHEs, N. d. practcing physician and surgeon,
Tubac, Arizona.
ANDREW J. MCPHERSON Cole, Backsmths and Wheel.
Wrights Wards Rancho Sonoita Valley.The above firm
are prepared all work in the line Of their business