The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Ghe ~> Ainer.
Local Intelligence.
pnrscerr, April. 24. 1869.

...,t tnA,,ns had been seen recently. The farm. .r. were plantlugs great deal of small grain
 MuIrARr.--AIbcrt Austin, Lieutenant i4th U. q Infantry. paid us visit Wednesday last. Lieu tenant Austin has been stationed st Camp Verde for some time past, andwill probably FemaiD there uptil starting east with his regiment Lieutenant Ocrby of the same regiment, paid us visit Mon A,v last and informed us that the officers are ex' rectluQ orders to 20 East by every mall
 tieutenan, Curtis and part of his company, L. of the sth Cavalry, returned to Fort "hlppie' A few days ago from q scout. Company E, oth cavalry. Major Wade. commanding, leit the post on the morning of the 10th instant for Camp Date Creek where they have been ordered to take post temporarily.
 General DcviD, commander of the District oi Arizona, Is expeessa at Fort Whippie, soon
 tt,s now asserted 4bat the men, as we'll as the officers of the i4sh md ssh Infantry, win go East RoRRrRY OF H0usE.-sunday last while A. q Dunn and wife were absent, lheir dwelling in the suburbs of Prescott, was broken Into and robbed of gold and silver esin, specimens, etc, ,r inc vs,se Of siSs. by sol6ier belonging to eompany H, Sch cavalry. As soon as Mir Dunn became aware of the rObbing of his house, which was late on sunday evening. he set tO work to fer -et ont the robber, and after dlligeDi eDaeayor, found some of the specimens Is rs=ss=slan Of sergeant of B eompany, inquired of him where be got them, when Inc sergeant told hrn ahai n,ivate of his company had sold thrm ts iin. The company len next morning for Camp Date Greek. and was followed hy Mir Dunn, who, upon catching up win lt, informed Major Wade Of the f,e,s who had the thief searched when tAe great. CT part Of the money was found upon his person The soldier was sent back ;o the garrison. under guard. turned over ,o the civil authorities. taken be,ore Justice Blair xho placed him snder bonds. No. being able 10 give bonds, he had 70 return 10 hls cell in the Jail.
 Tow HoDer and George Monroe, two Of tse funniest oker- n the land, arrived hsFs lasi week, from W ickea busc. in q dlminntive spring wagon. and had jaly lime Elth their old Prescott ffieRd. They sald th.lr s'asnge" was of line whieh they pnrpese anaalug baESeca Pitianito, sonora, and Prcsosss and which they design oailing ''the Ms,riasan,ai stage lins, sad Piilquito Expgess." None but PruseOti and wickenburg people are expected to be able 10 fAihom their reasons for SO namiBgit
 coSTEAcn fer ssppiying the military Fssss in this vicinigy wsh hay. ~iA bc let today, m Fort wbiPple- Blas win be opened si is h
 DEMOCRATIC rzrzsxsrs -ThassaAy l2sa being the day fixed by the Democratic Cosniy Central cns,mlitee for the election of delegates so com pose the Convection sf the party Co be held here May {, isss ii Is safe 70 presume that eoasiieT=- bic voting Ao< husssss- being were dosc In many precincss ef the cousty. in this precinct, the vote was Sery tigsa, and fhe following deicgatcs- Who we hesteve, are favorable 10 Jobs II. Behan, for SseFir were elected; Calvin JaGAson, Mm, Felend and Sam c. Miller. The ticket ran ty Hannibal syPeri defeated, hy sssra votes. Upon it s=0xv t;ss fasis=iz= zz=u=z ss=s=z= g=s=. neil J. W sAmnoEs asa Jahn Backiey Conaid. srabIe interest sAs manifested hy the candidates and their immediate friends.
 wtKDr wEAruER-The .oldest lnhailtaote oi this region thaf he has never bcfsrc heard the wind howl as IL has bowled almo2t every day and nigbI for more than wsek pass. bat, 1T iI only trings rain. eau stand as howling llisls while longer. We see by our exchanges, rhaI . -iud storm ia. Les. raging sisss.s 5gss sss sz. tire coast
 MURDER or MILrss 6. HapLrr-- Milton S Hadley, highly respected pioneer ctlzca Of this Territory, was waylaid and murdered by a ta1d O Indians, between Ihc hours Of nine andten o'clock a m-, on sunday last near the Toll Gate, on th, Prescott and Nohave wagon road--forty miles wet Of Prescott. The particulars related 10 ui by Mr. Rogers, are as foilows On the morH.sg 1T question, Mir. HAdiey leit the house of Mr. Bobie' and went to his own house, distant some GO yards attended to his business there and ~hlle returning was killed. The firing was not heard by Mir Rogers and his'companlons and until Che arriva or dog belonging 10 Mir Hadley they had ns Idea Of the h0Fria deed tss; had been committed within 800 yards of them. The men noticed tha tbe dog went 10 dlich containing water and Ia, down in it They then went to him. examined him and found that the faithful animal was sh0 in the head. Thcystralghtway armed thcmcelves went down the road, and were horTiaed upoi coming up with the body of the murdered man stripped of every stitch of clothing Upon ex animation, they found that be had been sho through the heart, the head and the lefl arm The body was conveyed to the house, rude eofi Was made, the remains of the murdered ma placed ln h and consigned Co their last restin place Deceased was we believe, a native c Worth Carolina, aged about 70 years. He has r, siaed In this county since the spring of '6L II was one of party that attempted 10 cross th Territory, Via the Beale route, in '5s, but beln attacked by Indians, was driven back 10 Ne, Mexico, where he met q large party bound fu CAhiprnia> among whom were Mir George BanI hArt and family, Of this town Mir. Hadey's pa ea@ped with Mir. Banghart's party on the B' n'o, and afterwards passed through with them CaliornlA His death is greatly regretted by a rho knew him. Mir. Rogers also informed U hN on the sunday previous, the Indians set hI