The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25
NEWS FROM ARIZONA


TUCSON, August 8, 1859.
Works Of ne Sonora Exploring and Ainisg Oo"pass-
Lara. Returns from the Heim,sensan Ssluy Aine-RscA-
mss Of s Ai,rral Districts bctioeea the Rio Grdwde and
the Colorado Importance Of Connecting Port on he
Guy-Wa~t If Skilled Miners Snelers and Amai9a"d-
tors Murder u an American BY the indtdms-1he Nese
B r.daxy Fresh Dscoceri-s Near TIE PatIgo "a
kvo--7he Indian Resaruttons-SuSuew Of Cotm@
G-oy, DC DC
The Gay before yesterday at the Office OF the sonora
Expisy ing and Mining Company, at rubac SAW sxte
oups dollars worth of ane silver small bars, which
had jest come in from the amaigamston works OF the
cor,uapy al Arivaca. This amount was produced from
IRA asams,ion barrels about ten days, or since the
theft OF mules by the Apsches which mentioned In my
last letera sufficient Of animals having been pro
cured TO The machinery. band OF friendly indans
brought mules and four horses, and there is some
hope Of getting toe remainder TINS product OF sixteen
hundred dollars from tipary not by any means
he best produced He ntzeman vein, the chief
mine is calico. With caoric engines tho weekly
prsouct of silver wound culy astonishing bat hgny
srsy the company. Could the pile
silver have been placed In the win iox
of bspsng house IA Wall street, IL would doubtless
70 far 10 incredulous people that there
really oliver IN but The entire sum WAS ut once
aespached to Sonora in paymen, for supplies Of -four
sugar and beef
me people in the States not cannot, from the
OF tspces, have adequate idea Of the
sIeat postapce 10 this entire section OF rich mineral
cosory be,V eeD the RIO Graude and the Colorado Of
port the Chit from whence cau obtsin goods and
PROVISIONS. Even rsbt OF rsnst would be OF great
vxue tend 20 hasten the settlement OF tne country
the DEVELOPMENT OF mineral resources and prevalence
of muoh higher OF civilization than nov prevails
me Sonora Exploring and Mining Company, the pioneer
Concern of In Arizons has had difficulties to
overcome which large majority Of its stockholders
DO made TO comprehend, and its prosperity has
been retarded by stretched calculations and sill
xre,ched management, which have caused the s,ockhod
be discouraged and advance the pecunary
aid absolutely necessary The fact that the company has
rich mines which will yield silver in abundance liz estab
uened be- ond the possibility Of doubt and only
remains 10 apply the proper force the proper
admin stiative ability 70 realize the brightest dreams
Of even the most sapguine Of the company's
ssocs holders. ] refer thus at some length 10 the
Sonora Company, because II is the ab!est mining
osrpo Arizona because considerable Of stock
the Eastern States, and because its successes
srd dssppoptnents should sill be lights for the guidance
~ the many companies organizing to work the
OF this Territory. At this the Sonora
Company losing thousands Of dollars every week from
The OF adequate steam po~era loss Of actual cash.
go" or $1,000 week would give to the STOCK Of the
company.
There great need In Arizona a. this time not only OF
petpt Diuers-mep who thoroughly understand the
theory pracice OF sinking spsfe making tunuels
sseourg oraiong spo hosting machinery snd all the de
tsils o. co.Gp sud vi nippg-but serocs
or ssed the reduction Of by smel.
bf eDd anna gsmaon There II no branch Of useful edu
pes ec'ed the United States. q land
sboundipg in mineral wealth. geology aud the reduc.
ton OF Lveniure 10 that there dozen
Americana in the United States who thoroughly
aaailted with tie spagsmatoo process for silver
ore, cond reduce silver ore sue
cessfnliy by smelling At this time 10 Arizona
tDere ernpos uent and good salaries for half dozen
skiu smete's and for eeveral smagamaors add there
n DO prospect OF ,be deUspd being led 10 Germany,
Aatuls PRUSSIA Nnd Rnssa, goverom ent awake TO the
importance ri having .k'fu men at the head OF their
mining interest, maiDNn mining schools, shere inel
gent scme instructed free. In all
that apperisDs 70 be theory and practice OF mung and
reducing Such colleges the United States sould
be of actual ann material benefit 20 tue country
thsn haH he theological, institutions ard "desd Ian
FpGges" IN colleges in the Union. Such mining school
ought Ia be established 10 mineral region, where
" s,ne.nts could spend a, half their terms in
the practical OF exOorips, mining, snetug
sod afng We might thus seno iorn every
year BODY whose la,ors 10 carry scien
t,hc snd proper msuDer tbe mining interests Of
try ~o1o D. Of almost ns,lmaoie value Tors topic
upon whcn much that is useful and suggest gut be
tso Anc trust Will attract afteD on from those who
Zee, an interest N the progress and deveopmen Of our
coufUT
nave josi heard of the killing of 40 American AIMED
frs.usn n, the Pa sgoDa mine by apaches, which
.ul be apt FERROUS trodDte rSice since
'Hs2,ies" NTH to- Cnyooro P'oal Apsches the For
mr. vts,ted Patagonia stolen every
aDnai, The act time asiog fue norees Naturally
enough, there was ootning dooe D. toe military toe
mine oeternire1 to look after their property
future the Dsslves not to allow Indians approach
she hscsnds any pr.text whatever f~o DAYS since,
very erddepy, tory sDsrbes some on foot aud some
noupted, Appeared At the Hacienda ana commsnced
watering their sn'msis AZ tna sprne Mr.. freeman one
u Inc employ Ell at the mine sent TO them
sesy the Inc,Sus treated bm very ipsultiogls aud
rusly of theu FREQ At him Sisa revolver, the ball
house Jon freeman drew his revolver,
the aortaly wounded an
Indian Several snos afeo by eacn party an1 Free
a-n sac morts.sY ~ounoed BY ball from gun the
bsuos Of Or tie inc Cte parry tren reeaed
rye tier bodies supposed 10 be lead wounded
tre Of Toe Americana Captain Sooe'e ing party
c=npee abopi bal mile the Patagonia mine aud
ss the spacnes ed they bred INTO camp, but, for
topatelv, II jp "a Freeman diet 10 few hours
heg shos through she body Word speedily carried
to Fort Bgctsrao, put pursui, Of the Indians
oeer for he res.or TN tod ost the horses o. the one
ccmpany of sgoous stationed there had on
ctive sa,e certainly for the only mounted com
psuy al tbs region 70 be IN
Ire silver iues reran.v dscovered in The Santa
csuz mountains hsve been named the "8oundary Mae.,
spo 10 the chief veip the veu which ia thrytwo
IN, hes vice OF soho metal. careful -sssys sho~
3e,d Of s7e TO the ton Tue ore s0efs readily IN an or
d,parr uisst furDsse Some New Workers. have found a
~ cb the Patagonia mioe, which they call
tne Eulpire mine, ana they SINKING shaft Col
Cray emploS go 10 surveying tDe Arivaca rancho.
osueo ice 5ohors COMPANY, and, when finished, be
v,l run Oh, aro reservation for the Pimos and
Nsrcopss on the Giis
THE INDIAN KEsERv ATOMS IN ARIZONA.
from the Tucson Ariz,nan, August
coon.l A. B. Gray returned feT days since from the
PtDo vti'sies While there vito Mr. MpEry they calle
tOeether the principal chiefs Of Pmos Sar,aopss
IIoaps and explained object of s.ion-sne
laying of OF reservation for Axed the niuA
pop's Ee has CON ueoced scientific ooser.
WAGONS, which be will continue while Territory
In short time he will return 70 the Pine villages and
complete the surves for gaon. Tuesday morn
Ing Last, in compspy win Captain Charles c. Walters
his asfistant, and Lstnrop, ESQ director of the
" and Aiptnu Crrnn hn
ieft for Tphec aud Fort BucbspaD
Hon Sylvester howry after 1xius the initial points OF
OF the Pmos and Narcopas Ibdiaos WITH,
Colopel A b GRAY, cout0ued Fort Yuma where
be will make FEC Purchases tnst Immeda ely
ed, and WILL when IN san Francisco pete the Dur
cbsses Of pterepts - the Iofians according apoo
prafioD maze by Congress and placed hs by the
Secretary OF the Interior We shall look ns return IN
few weeks.
Movements or the MILITARY.
EXCEPTION OF The WASHINGTON G.AYs AT NEW