The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-31
Train of H. Stevens, of Fort Yuma,

< Train of u. Stevens, of Fort una, yesterday.
 srv considerable amount of rain has dnripg the past week and the weather es damp.
 ABRAHAM LYON left for the Sierra Colo~ ne on Thursday. This mine is 76 miles from Tucson, on the Altar route. Mir. think, running serious risk in going Tith party ofonly three men, himself ld.
 sc:-Work is progressing on the Apache inc in most satisfa ctory manner. tbe past week new shaft has been Hiking the lode at distance of thirty the old. The rock here, it is thought, E. rage more than SlOO to the ton. ' emigrants from Texas, en yote for a, passed through Tucson on Sun day. x pressed their regrets that they could :. e upon some of our fertile and unoccu- ds-being deterred from so doing in I ence ofthe unremitting ravages by the . Let us hope that the day may not stant when no such obstacle will i'm progress of this superb cline.
 Ecrs A Gentleman in this city has letter from Treasure City, Nevada, ates that Q couple of hundred diSap- .a White Piners are preparing anexpedi' srike out for Arizona. If such be the that they will risk ;he dangers of ex- De White Mountain region, there can bouot but that the greatest mining ex- EIIssince '49 will be occasioned by dis hers.
 E been informed that four compa> hops, en route for Tucson. left Yuma sh inst and that twelve companies, s,sl4hch are now at Yuma. are en route aedom. IL is quite evident that the 4a< has been aroused to a sense of its hpIl Jet in this matter and now hopes to a| far as possible, the deplorable conse- sss|b its past heedlessness. Let us hope asw era, from which we may fix the kk of Indian dissolution in Arizona, s|k k,h dawned.
 EThe Rio Grande mail arrived, for
 NO weeks, with military escort. This
 the right direction and we hope ane order may continue. 1: is satis-
 he people to feel that their mails are ah robber hands, and an encourage ahtractors to feel that their efforts are and that they will not be left to asequal battle unaided. The Califor- Ass not met with any late calamity EsReS regular.
 FFARs :-The order appointing un- l Attny officers as Indian superintend- knts is to be applied to Arizona as 2 ssPther Territories. Superintendent ] as succeeded by major, and agents s'E Ruggles by lieutenants, and these
 aImay be expected here at any day. es will be sent to Arizona. Let us be
 lore the new order of things, our
 Rd applied for civil agents for the
 Pah' Utes. He has now asked
 E be sert to these tribes, which
 M been uncared for.
 2 is again creating a sensation a Ravage horde north of the Gila. ' Grant, on the 18th inst, with B Ot linen, proceeded across the
 Goodwin, there obtained rein-- I'd started forth to penetrate the
 m region. After travelling some :. n the river the party encamped
 'Fl bank. Here party of seven
 
 Yer and, travelling some distance
 nalan signs, were met and at
 lnd Of Is Indians, when hand
 'oSued. TwoApaches were killed
 aroWn to have been wounded - mOTtally The little party was
 npletely cut off from camp and
 oesparately, while the Apache, l
 l'age exhibited unusual bravery. 'It. 'een Apaches cannot match ,nS l0s ed veterans. The party followed os; P, savages and captured mes- -sts esV .n:r provisions, then return- lbl. oEnstsa oasea party having received well croSS;s Pffray. On the fol- bI ioNH'" t-the whole ex- 'oute for the.I