The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17
4 P. K, SAFFoRD has appointed

ta@f, Eov A. f. h' OAFFOhO H0S aPPoih'e' ence .rderson probate judge for Pima connt, or t. camuel Todd, for Mohave. ,lpsll ,naEsG's mattresses look so comfortable 1as a ,Lo.o who come to bargain for them fal 'N tf ofer few minutes, and before the price -'s been decided upon.
 ,Ns;-During the past two weeks several
 have arrived among them we observed
 lon with merchandise for the firms of J 4 jacobs & Co.,, and E. N. Fish & Co.
 ,,,NAoUs We refrain from making fros Enclosures concerning the celebration on fros iov eyening-a certain individual who iron mt wishtO compromit, having, it is said else, sn prominent part
 'TiOg ,c OLD GERMAN BAKERY of Lauenstein & ez & ,qr is, decidedly, the best arranged bakery e fr established in Tucson. The flour used is ldef. hest quality and this together with skill lsos kng renders the bread particularly ex- o'e ave mt
 a'a IF Genver Herald comes 10 us laden with $. .Ol sn;ne hopes of the coming greatness of ,SiO s...Srado, but thinks as we do, that the War ws I'.s prtment is determined to let Arizona fight 'sU her own battles with the savages, or throw
 ssbs sponge if she think it better, 1a en- SUCCEss;-The Convent building is now . .l .sOst ready for occupancy, and from its size HG' style of finish would be an establishment eu sat aspiring city, Los Angeles Too much 'aL sit cannot be awarded the ladies who have 1@ bmplshed work so grand in the face of n n' hany obstacles.
 is oUR friend Captain Thayer, is in ecstaeIes ,bo H. a couple of little feathered curioslties-- ,.' E.hnp less than two chickens matched. partly m N Son0ra, partiq during the intermediate pas oSS se and partly in Tucson. The eggs were Gr Espcht here to market, and for about six days ba &s atmospheric heaI, alone, sustained the em- m kssps enabling them at length, to demolish the eS Mz of their narrow prisons
 r ku NJ. D. DUFFIELD, the accomplished es Seman and special Postal Agent for Ari
 E.so New Mexico and Colorado, arrived from F, Fl, ia Fe on Saturday the 10th inst. and left to So % his family, in California on 18th. The 1 }. k. for is highly pleased at the energy exhib- tn x. by the mail contractors in Arizona, j Mining under so many disadvantages.
 ArnvsD:-Mr. I. Goldberg arrived from the Ee.b on Saturday aiteran absence Offour weeks. s IsP harvest, he says, has been exceedingly a ,;., aud prospects Of the settlers never looked Issrbter. MT. J. Anderson arrived from s I4s& Pass on Saturday. Great progress is being
 
 sstiosity (?) of the Apache, in mining matters, .lsud not lead him to interfere in this matter
 w may expect to hear of the mill being in
 oseration at an early day.
 As Axinstance of the value of advertising,
 ps would call the attention of our readers Tn
 Azona to the great success, Tn bushes, Of the
 Efm of Hooper, Whiting < Co. The advertise~
 ne Int of this firm may be seen in every news :L l,,,sv l
 sns: and the result is, that 1t is enabled 10
 n port merchandise direct from the East, and
 sell for cash at Arizona City, at San FraA-
 leo prices. This fact should he wholesome
 lessOn to you feebe>minded individuals who
 racket the almighty dollar which, if paid for
 navertising, would 6riug yOn hundred-told
 eurn
 ANOTHER INDIAN DEPREDAVIoN:-The ad- sahture on Tuesday last, near Sulphur Springs ailS another incident to the record ofsuccess- ~ attacks made by the Indians in Arizona, < wagon sent by Mir. Stone, to covey party oI Miners, with mining tools, provisions etc, h his mine at Apache Pass, was attacked by 8bOut 40 Indians between Sulphur Springs and An Pedro Crossing The Indians were dis e9gered at a distance, before sunset and re- ARlned in view until dusk when the whole band stfned upon Jle wagon Ine InlIeIsJ thLo0 HI hamber, sought safety in flight, under cover of Nthering darkness Two Ofthe party reached M Pass in safety, but the third died of Migae and thirst after having travelled some
 miles. The Indians, after doing all they lsud toward destroying the wagon, carried off lss mules, provisions and mining tools. The as' sustained by the company amounts to Qfer Sl,0OO.
 FLORENCE Our Florence correspondent Hfites nnder date of June l2:
 The people of Florence are in 8 state of Excitement at present. Only one week ago hen' Alexander was here for the purpose ot pressing disturbances; having done this RnSsitactoFily he returned to his post but had Rrdly time to bestow thought upon other @atters when he was again called upon to pro- f9 h. L. Bell from being mobbed by Mexicans,
 (Bel) having killed Mexican named Sac
 AmeniO Gonzales, On the 9th inst, Gonzales
 into difficulty with Bell regarding water:
 ne particulars of the affair are not known
 ut It resulted in the murder of Gonzales. J0s-
 zee Morehead having investigated the affair ElSeovered that Gonzales was unarmed when snCt: Gen, Alexander arrived to-day and IS arOIding an examination at present The sa- siQ0ns all olOcad ood tbo Maw1oo0c ctilIh