Arizona miner., 1868-05-09
LOCAL N NEwS.

pr..fott. Thursday morning last, tO canvass
 .,u,hcrn portion of the Territory. He will
 .s, Walnut Grove. wickcnburg, Phunix. Fort r.n,ucI. Pima Villages. Maricopa Wells. Tue.
 ribsc and other points. and will open the
 ..or thc people with regard Co His Exccllency.
 pa.h i. cmphatically the choice of the Dem
 s6, and Conservative people of Pah-Utc. yt,gc Yuma and Yavapui counties. and we
 -..,l, believe that he will also carry Pima
 ..,r. which the Governor claims as bl. strong. .,L
 u,.sgrro.-S Six cavalrymcn deserted, las, -.. from General Dcyin's command at Camp r,.ola. They tool, with them their horses and
 ,g,rcmonts. Mir. J. Nj. Brown, of Chino Val
 .r inform, Us that ;hcy passed through Mr c. a.rghart's ranch, sunday morning last, going ,.t Ile dil not see them, but saw the tracks
 .arir horses. He says they also had with ..a pack-muic.
 faog CAMP I.NcoLN.--We received a call 1..a-lay la.t from Corporal Quinn and pri- ., Bofh or Camp Lincoln Rio Verde. The e--r,l informed us that on sunday morning as General Devin and command started east General took with him two companies of al-y and eighty lalantymen, and said he uA leave his old bone, in the mountains" Bud Indians ftwas hi, intention to establish
 rrny depot on Fossil Greek twenty miles
 ..., tar Verde 4 train of wagons accompa-
 l A.m to that poiu, which would return to
 ,up Lincoln. We hope the "oId man and
 . boy. will reap rich harvest of Apache .ap-
 UMumr -Last week we were furnished with
 miserable article Of this commodity Now ii lii ullt cJuld foe desired.
 HirCoNrucrs- -WHo cor THEM Monday last bid. ior supplying Government with Lay at Fort Huppic. Camps Mcpber,on and Lincoln were opened by the Qulrtcrrnas;er at Fort Whipplr .aI contracts awarded as fellow. to the follow .as named persons:
 Fort Napplc Herbert Bowers, 100 tons at $1s5j. l.y ioa; POD tons at s3i Por ton; and lCj j01.a,; ..-5. per ;oa. E. E. Harrington 3j tons q. s5j. 2 " Brooks. S B Scott and Phillip >chcerer contested for a prize but failed 10 get onc, owing io the fac, that their bids were oo high
 Calvin White vas awarded the contracts for supplying NePher-on and Lincoln with loo tons 4rh, at Syg per ton His competitors for the ic.berson contract were C. w. Curtiss and Jos -Hnon. For the Lincoln contract. Wales Arn- ll and Jos. LeHnon ran him iilt but in both l'e. be was the lowcs; bidder and nowed down
 opposition We hope the contractors may lake something by filling their contracts, and .o hope that the disappointed bidder. may be re successful another time. NEw Goous Henderson & Co. have lately aived d large and varied assortment of goods every description, which they are now open at their store, corner Of Granite and Gnrley reets. Their stock Is the largest we have seen . a long time, and consists of clothing. dry
 ls groceries provisions, liquors, farming and aing implements, powder, and in fact, every a- that can possibly be required by our cit- s1s ,sp AccIDESr.- Louis Ausbucitle. who came B Rae Territory from Colorado met with a dan ,rols accident on Monday lastwhile at work in , placer claim in the Mexican Gulcb, Big Bug Na.ag District, by the accidental discharge of ,,al lt seems that Mr AusDuejtie was work a. under bank upon which he had placed his 2 ;.,. vaeu inc bank caycd. bringing with lt the pistol, which went oa and lodged bullet in the unfortunate man head. The ball entered bis forehead little above the lcft eye Afier the cad occurrence, two of his partners started for Prescott Ia procure medical aid, and they gave fh4tr 1 not live long should he die, he will be the sec 'ad man killed accidentally in that District One sunday morning in the summer of 'Gi as party @ tooradans who had just come to the country. Were picking cherries ia fat above Bogg.' old amp. one of them who carried a shotgun in bis hand. and who was dragging 1t towards him. s.ii ihe mulzle pointed at his breast) through -e bra.h, icll 10 the ground shot dead through -' o"n csrelessness, by his own gun. People --ao' be too careful while handling firearms. " h putting them away. We know several per ''a' who have come very nigh losing their lives .! Their own carelessness and that of others.
 ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY INDANs.--Sunday morn Hs last as two Mexican women were engaged in ''eaing or watering garden in the outskirts Of ""A iaey were surrounded by a party of Indi- '''. One of them had sufficient presence of .-'4a Io run and made her way to town, at dou- 'eiaek, followed by two Indians who tried to .' her oh but failed. The other, upon seeing .' Indians, became frightened, lost all control ' AriseIf and of course fell into the hands of '' '''age-, who carried or dragged her to the '.A'' beat her with a club and lanccd her Du- '-s her night. the woman gave birth 10 q child, '.''n 'he brnies, she says, picked up on the t.'1' ol lance and carried of. She also says. -'' among the Indians were two of her country ,. 'o whom, no doubt, she owes her life. The