The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-08


 .nd Mrs. Kennedy--s daughter.
 vr vould call the attention of our readers
 ,ubere in the Territory to the the adEer- ,..m.nt ofB F, Rountree, of Guaymss.
 Uv ,o.rp from Dr. GoodWiu-recently re- ...ro od from GuaYmas--that Quin, the Mexican - r.nr1ered Mr. Williams of Mohawk station, -. L,Iaa st the Ladura mines, iD Sonora,
 To THE perseverance and energy of two s.aia, Tucson is indebted for one of it's most eo.:ly buildings, now almost completed. This ;ssbe school building, designed for the educa- ton of young ladies,
 rs ths Senate, on the 9th of April, Ian act so establish certain post roads referred to the committee on Post Offices and Post Roads mantiousthe routes, from Tucson to the Sonora Hns. and from Tucson, via Camp Grant, Fibre enee Phoenix and Camp Mcdowell to Wlck- enhnrg-LArER: This act passed the Senate.
 VI have been told that two Indian braves .ulSiers at Camp Lowell, got into difficulty on Thursday last; one of them bee oming enraged bvoka ponderous glass bottle on the head of sbs ether; The Indian thus assaulted, pulled x knife and stabbed his antagonist, inficting wonnds of which the latter died soon after wards
 Os WEDNESDAY last, the whole city was in hroad grin on witnessing the arrival of the hDache prisoners from Camp Grant Poor Iof we are sorry to see you thus-a prison CT --we would bs much better pleased to know that an ounce of lead had launched you into etsrnity. 70! the wretch," methinks I hear eehoed from Quakerdom land yet 1t moves me' not
 WE belive that shopslifters may be found in every town in every country, and would not be surprised to find few such individuals here, hut an instance ofWboIesale theft like the fol- lowing, comes before us very seldom indeed In this case a thief from Sonora entered the dwelling of one of Our citizens and took with him-what7 We'll, he took said citizens better half-tbe co companion of all his joys, hopes, fea,s festivities and quarrels.
 IxDnN FIGHr-THIRTY INDIANS KILLED AND
 EIGHT PRISONERS TAKEN-0THER INDIAN
 REPORTS The scouting party from Camp Grant, mentioned in our last, as having been absent for some weeks, returned to that post on Saturday last. This party consist ed of Col. Green, in command-Col. Dunkleberger Lisuts. Johnson and Stanton and upward of one hundred enlisted men, The following is according to the most reliable information we could obtain. an account of it's principal ad- ventures;
 On the 2+sh, 18th and 26tb ult., they killed an Indian each day. On tho evening of the 2Sthfhey discovered unmigtakable signs of thepiesence of large party of Indians and were soon satisfied that they were in the neig h. Dosfoed ot rancheria With the darkness at 1 fasi q night, came the tell-tale lights of the 1 Indian fires, shewiugthe location oftheir camp 1 The light was Spen: by the troops in surrounds 1 ing the rancheria; Col Green having, in Der. son, made thorough examination of the AurrrNndlngs, and posted his troops in the most aaTaAsageous positions. At daylight the slaugh- ger cemmenced. The Indians after receiving sas nssf volley, rushed madIy down a ravine put "ere met by voley from a detachment ot troops there posted; The nature of the ground offered yet another passage through winch they might escape, but upon attempting 70 improve this last opportunity they were met p third storm of bullets which cut off one. nan ste surVivors. Here the remainder scat seFsa And rushed, each by himself, without re. fegaEdeo direction or obstruction. Twenty, seven Endianslay dead uponthe field, and from I sne qaantlty of blood which marked the ground uses !, snlch the wounded escaped, it is believed snas nae fewer than an additional twenty bsv. peer lst hors de combat. Eight prisoners 'Ms.s neen' In the rancheria was found as9a'a belonging to Thos. Venable whose teams "sss saptared by Indians some six weeks ago : ss.' selong'ng te James Price, killed at .tbe .4'-s 'sne' was also found. .. lA9 eOolness and deliberation with which a
 F''A 9' attack wa arranged and the sys-