The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

was sent out last week to hunt mp the savages that attacked Arnold and party, on the road from this place to the Verde. II they do not get too far off from this vicinity, they may bring in some scalps, for the country immediately east Of Prescott is said to be full of Indians.
 GENERAL WHEATON has gone to Camp McPher- son. He may extend his cruise to Wickenbarg, and perhaps Mcdowell. We are certain that good will result to the general public from his trip, as he will see the wants of the ranchmen, miners. etc, in that section of !he country. and do all he can to protect them We believe the General was accompanied by Col. Price and Major Perkins.
 TIE subject of the removal ofFort whipple is again being debated by our citizens We know nothing about the matter but think tho military are not such asses as some people take them 10 be. Fort Whipple is in the light place, and ii will remain there until i,s mission is accomplish ed which will not be until the Indians are near. i, ly all dead.
 TIE many friends of Dr. Middleton U. s. A, will be glad to know that he has returned to Fort Whipple, and that his health. which was quite feeble when he left bere several months ago is as good as ever. He is physician of great skill and experience.
 DrJ. T. Alsap, who has been living at Phrnix for several months past, got 10 town Tuesday last, in fine health and spirits. The Dr. is one of the originals of this place, and was cordially greeted by his brother pioneers.
 ARIZONA BREWERY AND SALoox-This estab- lishment, on the north side of ths plaza. next door to the Posiofice, is nov being run in good style by Jackson & Co., Thirsty mor1Als will there find delicious drinks, and a comfortable place 10 pass awhile.
 ARRIVALS FROM CAiIFoRNIA.-Dr. W. W. Jones with Mr=. Reeve, wife Of R Reeve of the Pres colt Hotel, arrived here from San Bernardino Tuesday last, ia the Dr.'s buggy Geo. W. Bow CTS, of this place. who has been to ssu Francisco on visit, came in on the stage Col. r. D. Baker tbe able, efficient, kind, ioyial aud goodlooking Chief Quariermaster of the Sub- District of Upper Arizona. with Dr Middleton U. $. A, arrived oa the same day.
 NIGs.-A party Of or 10 American citizens Of African descent arrived here a day or two ago, and are sceating around for big things" ! FoUR or five mounted Pinas led by white man. passed through town on their way 10 the ! fort, yesterday afternoon
 ! DISTRICT CoUKr.-Judge Turner will commence business in this court Monday morning next | Judging by the calendar, which appears else l where. there is considerable work before his l Honor.
 SEWN wagons, loaded with whea, and barley, arrived from the lower Agua Trio, yesterday morning. and unioaded a, the warehouses sirAngerz. who examined the grain, praised ii highly.
 Fnou wAiAuf GR0yE.-T. ". Brooks, '5us. ' Swain, F. A Copeland V W Brooks and oihen, arrived from Walnut Grove, Thursday last T w. Brooks brought mp with him three wagon loads Of wheat and barley. Indians were plenty around the settlement when the party left. They had stolen more corn from Mr. Swain { wm. Carlisle and C. wAshburne had dis posed of their ranches. and were talking of visit ing the States Five men a; work in the can yon, had struck very rich pay dirt, from which they washed out. in about half day, two oance' Of dust Charley Genung was working ,he Su, Ter lode, and packing abou, one ton of the ore per day. to his aras;ra. on ase Iassayalpa. Lambertson's mill was making good -four, from wheat raised in the valley.