The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-22

ro, BARNARD is TOW commanding officer a, Camp Bowie-right in the centre of Apache sor,-Tbere his skill and energy in operating ..a;nst the Apache are so much needed
 wrDnrprn News has bean brought to ..;zsDa City that Geo Bell, a trader among the rr.aso Indians, near the mouth of the CoIo'
 .;;var-reported as missing few weeks .ro--was murdered while travelling to Ar'' zoua City.
 cot JF. SroyE, after an absence of sev-
 ortbs returned to Tucson on Wednesday sss. During his absence, the Col had quite a toor Through the States having accompanied rorerpor Mccormick to Washington where he r.ma;pe5 for some time. Col. s, looks as cheer ful as happy and as healthy as his numerous friends can desire.
 Faou our correspondent at Arizona City, we learn that our old friend, Col Lewis, with hls as,;mable wife. arrived at that place on Sunday ,a.. en route for the East, We sincerely wish our old friend and co-prOfessioal pleasant tr;p. and safe return at an early day; Arl- va-a sanuo. very well afford to part thus, evell for q time with one ofits most willing and able aavocates as well as one of its best citizens.
 Tar GOVERNOR We learn from Col. J F. s.onos who had inc pleasure of becoming ac~ ona;nted with him, that our new Governor. K. Stafford will soon be among us, as h. expected to leave San Francisco, enroute z,r Tncson. about the 2Oth Our citizens will bai!him vlb pleasure. He is represented as 0sntleman.Sl nigh standing, and is said to have n+;.lael a vast amount of infuenc in Nevada wbere far the past four years, he has been Evipo and holding the position of surveyor .,onerol We understand he i3 a western man.
 FnE indefatgable Apache still perseveres in b;s Peculiar class of industry and, it would ap- xoar. has become determined that we shall be
 aeoustomea 10 his raids that we will cease .o reyarJ them as aught: on Tuesday band ofsone twenty made a descent upon some stock ohcut -b,sa miles from town and succeeded 1T ,unnino of gourtg en mules before the herders fvbe had inst sat down to a game of cards) had to interfere.
 Tpg station Line miles from Tucson, CD the sacaton road, known as the "Laguna," 7" is fast sprin sing up and assuming the dimensions of ase,tlement. There are now about 800 acres oflnnd under cultivation with a population of some 80 or 9Ohar1y pioneers. Thus it is civi- Ezation is gradually and irresistibly pushing it's way forward, and the progress of each day renders more and n.ore compact and continu. ous the chain of industry and deyelopement by which the Apache is being circumscribed.
 MAly St, was rendered quite dsorderly on Thursday last by some 80 or 90 urching endeavoring to ride, each on his turn, bronco ass abo1. the size of a large mastif, His ass- ship was. however more skilful at tumbing his tornentors in the dust than were they in stick ing on his back. None succeeded in sticking to him for more than two minutes at time not |! witnstandiug toes, fingers and teeth, were em- ployed by the rider in his efforts to maintain 1 his position.
 0UR enterprising friend R. M Crandal bought J. II, Tools interest in the La Paz sil- yer mine, and declares that neither Apache ''nor any other man" shall impede edehisoperatons in Developing said mine We believe R. NJ ke generally means everything he says. This mine is situated about F miles west from Tucson.