The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-21
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

0rovo still hangs out, on Main St, and ais .lwavs on hand for cash. "
 WI notice the arrival in town, of Lieut. calhoun from Camp Grant
 ,,o Newton Israel. from Camp Grant ar-
 H. to7gp during the week The crops,
 ;n that section of the San Pedro valley, fsol. wall and promise an abundant harvest
 -,.,,-,-,, chance in the condition of the
 -L,.-- a,our the middle part of ast week,
 -;...d much sickness. We have been !, ,,f,rmod that two deaths occurred durihS the geek,
 ,rrcu rain has fallen during the past week bnt aoaiu the weather has become clear ana -nItrr. vegetation is therefore very rapid, and abe prospects of those who cultly- 'e iarmS are Sery fauerng =,
 Tn, new brick builling, ofLeoPoldo Garlic, on Main street overtops every other oulIa',S ;n Tucson The singular construction or the pnner story of this building renders It dlhcc' for one 10 decide as to the real purpose for Which fl is intended
 Rv rrivare letter from Las Cruces, \. M, va are informed that Catholic college for girls l. alogt to be erected at that place. Father 1uan Salpointa recently vicar of this place ejI preside over the churches ot Dona Ana
 WE wouli callattention to an advertisement sn today issue regarding the sale of l20 shares of the ca pital stock of the Pinos Altos Mining Com,a.v. This is 8 rare chance for good in yestment
 NrssFs. DAVIS & BARELLA, sub contractors for the U. S mail, between here and La Nesilla N NJ, arrived here on Friday. This contract for the transportation of mail matter between these points has passed into the right hands at last, as may be seen by reference to their sch9dule tima-there being nothing on rccord surpassing their punctuaIity.
 WE would call attention 10 notice in an other column. of the sale at auction, of the nroberv of Charles Hardenburg. This prop erty is conveniently situated for a private rcsidence and on the second of April. will b. giv,r over ID the highest bidder, Think we'll vou who want to start into life here i3 Q chance for good home tt lOw figure.
 4 PRIVATE letter 10 citizen of this place from Juo. C. CaproH, states that the citizens Of E San Diego have subscribed sum of %6,O GOO for ! building the new wagon road between tha: place and Fort Yuma. Mr. c. is about to start for San Francisco wih view of raising more funds to be applied to the speedy com l petion of this road which it isqaid, will reduce | d the price of freight one hundred per cent.
 VI have received the February number Of Frey Noath,' a Magazine of Universal literature, published bv C. H. Jones & Co.,, | ! los Fulton St. New York The premiums offered to clubs, subscribing for this magazine, surpass anything we have ever seen proposed for like purpose.
 MR. Jaryemo arrived from New Mexico about the beginning oflast week He brought train of wagons laden with general merchant disc and established himself in the newly fin lshed building of Leopoldo Carilo on the east side of Main St, There are now in Tucson. fourteen large wholesale and retai! establish mentS, exclusive of liquor stores.
 IRE following are the names of the sue cesstuI bidders for the commis,ary contracts, q winch were received and awarded on the 18th instant; l5a0O0 pounds four awarded J. P. # l. Garter, Secretary Of the Territory and acting 8 governor of Arizona at 4l-I0O cts. 10000 s pounds ot beans, to Lord E Williams Mer- chants Tucson, at 54 cents 5000 pounds of salt to Pefro Aguirre of Altar, at 6 99 100 cents per pound in U. s. gold coin. HE express rider from Apache Pass ar- T''fd here on Tuesday, but brought no Eastern inaiI. He reports that the mails failed to con "ec' lA consequence of some stock. belonGino 'o the road having been run off by Indiaes near the Miembres, The Western mail was hardly more fortunate. The driver. Mr. John son. was fired upon and wounded, on Monday ast I3y oy an ambus scade of IT dians, at, or near ,Li the FIcacho. He was upon his outward trip @hgn thus assaultel and was obliged to return i;ul iC IGcson- lis wound though it may disable nm TOT a tlme will not it is thought. lead to any serious consequences
 o'R town was thrown into quite lively ex q ''enea' on Thursday last, by report that { ".SI. tram Of wag ns was attacked near the Pi, Sa5 SaelC 1y a9ont l50 Indians. A man arrived -.s.e rom the Point of Mountain brino7bo this ro5r eP1.'5 |here,uPon, Lieut. Winters win a com. s p~'y or cavalry and some mounted Infantry T-,o ou, Tor the scene of the reported calamity and In - 'neiF arrival they found everything quiet hal s. were surprised to learn that no Indians raj, 'sen seen by any of the party with the sta1a-E Later reports, however. corroborate the ',,.''ent ot the presence of Indians mon inc two MP upon Thursday evening the bodies of where tT.'|an' t5. cans were found, about the place 'c tAe tram was