The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27


 cred" them all. some or s, and was about to start with his small force. when Gen. A. J. Alex ander, and Col. Redwood Price, of Camp Toll Gate who were here on business, stepped up. volunteered their services to the Lieutehant and started out under his command The men say they made excellent priyates.
 | l.. c. BUXCKEN, gentleman connected with the vaiture Mining Company, arrived here re. gently. from Vulture City. He says q cylinder head was procured from Los Angeles, which, he thinks, Is by this time .. the mill
 Tur following cases were disposed or in the District Court during the past week: Morrison. jr., rs Davis-judgmcn! for Plaintiff, l for s2.293je gold coin. atl E
 Vim. Dougherty. found guilty of petit iarceay, judgment of Imprisonment for 90 days s. Reese-found guilty of assault, and fined 5000
 Vim. wolf-foupd guilty of assault, and 6ned | s25.OO0
 The murder trials are still progressing.
 ARRIVAL OF TIE HARVESTER. -Brevet Lieuten- ant-Colonc Samuel Dana, Paymastcr. U. s. A.. arrived at Fort whipple, several days ago, from the southern part of the Territory. This is Col. Danas second tour of duty through this Terri. tory, he having made the around trip" couple Of years ago. After paying the troops at Fort Whipple and Camp Verde, he will proceed to California, rid the Hardyyille route, and will square up with the troops at Camps Toll-Gate and Mohave in this Territory; also. with those at Camp Cady. California. He reports great activ | ity among the troops of General Devin's com mand and says the General was determined to | kill or capture Ca-chies.
 ARuvlU or Mrxixo Ta1rNr-C. V. Bescler. a thorough miner and metallurgist arrived here by stage. from San Francisco. Tuesday last. We < learn, by letter from San Francisco. that Mir B. comes here as Superintendent Tor the Sterling Mining Company. and the fact pleases us. for we know bim to be fully competent to work ihc most refractory ores. ""'
 Jas. N. Herman, another experienced miner. arrived here from the southern portion of the Territory. Tuesday last Mr. T. is superinten- dent oi the Pinos Altos Mining Company. His susines here is 10 examine mines and report upon taern He has the confidence of capitalists in California. Nevada, and Colorado. He under stands working all classes of ores. Show him around miners 5HgagIyg
 Coop L,sE-So far. all attempts to make good lime from rock found In this vicinity, have ended in j&ilarc,l eitaes isom improper burning and treatment of the rock, or because it was Of poor [ quality We have been told. repeatedly. thai I lodges of good limestone exist close to town, but we have not yc, seen any good Iime, although several parties have tried to make it We now learn that real Hine -stene ledge has been found ] near the lower canyon. on Granite Greek, thai rock has been taken from i, which is now being tested. and that no fears need be entertained but that excellent lime will be made from it. Hops so. The article Is badly needed here, at present
 TmEArRIcM- Varieties. at Fort whipplc was crowded with people, yesterday evening | , being benefit nigh for J, Brennan and Tim Lynch } Flaveu, Dewitt, in fact the entire company play cd well. and rnt up ~high shines" Mr. Tom Hall. the Homeless man. has been rendered { complimentary testimonial benefit, and the per , formance that will take place on Friday nigh next win be worth seeing. Tom Is heavy or , .e-eha.ie f.sats Ca and ace him MsssRs. CAMPBELL. AND BAKEE, followed tn tracks of their animals stolen from Chino Valley | last week as far as Hell Canyon, on the Aibu 7 querque road, from which place the tracks le'
 north. Near the ranch, they found Moqui |. moeassin. which leads some people to believ | that these Indians were the thieves. Others be }. lieye that certain white man and some Mex |. cans stole the animals. Time will tell F. Ir Is said that goose once saved Rome, by il 2, cackling, and we believe l. We also believe tn h story, in circulation here. which says that br
 for the cacklipg of a bugler, Colonel Price woul have "surprised some 300 head of Apaches, ' short time ago, near Bill Williams Mountain. A f. 1t was, he only succeeded in capturing and d'
 stroying their stores of provisions, cooking ute'
 sIIs, and other traps usually found in an India 'o ranchcria.
 ' IMPRouSG.--We are glad to be able lo al :, nouuce that the health of Ar. aeslep, Superb
 tendent of the Big Rug Mining Company. is h throwing Hope he will soen regain suficiel n strength to enable him to take charge of ar ie run the mill,
 to Messrs. Bescier, Gray, wunderlch, and other ne have gone to Big Bug District
 Work upon three or four new buildings W he started early the present week. The town e- growing faster than ever before. W Ills NAME.-The name of the man killed, F
 day last, by Indians, at the time they jumped IS A. c. Dunn's herd, was "Thos N. Berry, l ITS was formerly from Louisiana, and had served