Arizona miner., 1867-11-09


 had previously stolen from him 300 sacks of ! corn.
 FROM TIE BULLY BuENo.-AIr. Albert ". !. Dunn, who arrived here on Thursday from Walnut Grove ria the Bully Bueno mine. in ] forms us that the Indians (believed to be the |. Apache Yumas) came down one night lately i and carried off the entire corn crop of Jeff [ Davis, near the mine. He had quite large crop. A day or two afterwards q number of Indians came down in daylight, and one of them took seat on a rock, facing the house. about two hundred yards distant Mr. Davis got his gun and fired at the redskin but mis- calculated the distance and the ball fell short. striking the rock between the legs of the In- dian, who jumped up and bounded oT like q deer. and was still running when Davis and his friends turned back, after pursuing him over two miles.
 Mir. Davis lately shot bear weighing 900 pounds. The fat was three inches thick on the varmint's ribs
 Major Coffin writes from the East that money matters are all right, but that the company have not yet decided what 10 do
 Ma. GRAY arrived here on Sunday last from La Paz, not having returned 10 San Francisco as reported. He will, however, go to San Francisco about a week hence, and on his re- turn hither will be accompanied by the emi- ncnt metalurgist, F. Knstel. who will intro duco here the chiorination process, now so successfully employed in the reduction of sul- phurets at Grass Valley, California Mr Kds- tel tested by this proce., quantity of rock from the Galena lode, Big Bug District, and was satisfied that it would pay well to work such rock on large scale. Mir Gray speaks very encpuragingly. and appears 10 be quite sangune as to the prospect of the speedy de vclopment and profitable working of our rich mines.
 THETRfctLs AT CAMP LINcoLN.-The troops at Camp Lincoln with design to be guile the long and dreary nights, have. Thes- DIS informs us, instituted Thespan Club, and opened a thcater on Monday night with the drama of TLe BRrIsr qt' Cheat or he Jisioa oa 6e HeafI, followed by variety oi songs, dances. etc. the entertainment con elnding with the farce of Higi L,6 Lclov .Saiys. Characters by the members of Com panies C and C, l4th Infantry. Our cores pondent says that the performances were very creditable, and the audience delighted
 "FRrEND IN NEED Erc.-Dr. Wilson W Jones of La Paz who owns and runs freight train from that place to Prescott, and who re hrre re4soR to kgo,r, is every inch gen tleman,' scholar and a sound Constitutional Union-loying Democrat, was in town one day last week. called upon us in our sanctum, and after discussing the topics Of the day, and congrntuating us upon the result of the cleo tions in the freedom-loving States of Ohio Pennsylvania and California, took mp q pen and asked us for piece of paper. We com piled with the request, and in less time than it would take Ben Butler to steal silver spoon, he wrote us an order upon the fisTa 0i | Gray S O., La Paz, for three hundred dol lars, to aid in publishing the MISER. and thereby, as he said, spread the gospel of Jef ! fcrson, Monroe and other saintcd Democrat. before the people of Arizona; likewise, to make known the resources of our Territory so that immigration may come here and star the implements of development and the ca of progress This act of Sir Jones took us b, surprise, threw our devil into mysteries. an, caused old tyre @: work in the uiiirc 70 ig go all holds of his stick and rule. scratch hi head and stare wildly at the generous donol Such nets of kindness towards printers are s rare that wc doubt whether we could stan another such occurrence; but Pard Weave seems to think it possible we might How ever, we don't wish anybody to try it upo us again. Nc, we don't! It's the Empcrc Norton or Rev. Dr. Bellows that can stan such things.
 THE MArLs.- The failure of the mails fror
 liardyvillc and Tucson to arrive here whe due, on Saturday and Sunday last, gave on
 citizens great uneasiness and, as days passc
 and neither mails nor news of thcm arrive, the fear deepcned into conviction that bot
 carriers had been murdered by Indians. Grca
 was the relief to the public mind when Chai , ley Spencer arrived on Wednesday evenin with the California mail, and explained ths its detention was caused by the refusal of tl
 officer in command of Fort Mohaye to funis an escort, on the ground tha. he had no aI thority to do so He changed his mind, how
 ever, and on the next regular mail day d. ? tailed an escort to accompany the rider. , relation to the Tucson mail, Mir. Gray inform