The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

White Pii Mir. Posmansky appeared well pleased whc result of the trial, but thought the fine sld have been little heavier.
 scARcEi night passes that we do not hear shooting bme direction. Sometimes citizens get drund fire their pistols off; then soldiers get boozJ do the same thing. We really hope meni come to see the folly of carrying on in thisy. It is ridiculous as well as dan gerous. course. in country like this. men are bountgo armed, when travelling or work ing in theintry, but we have never yet seen the necessfor packing six-shooters and bowie knives in eaceabe town like this.
 wEDSEy last was tolerabe lively day. for f,htirlnd quarreling in the vicinity Of the MiNs, of. A green, slim specimen of Gale donia kican. and another man--don's know of whf ,iion--were heated by whisky and lager, T. Of course on the fight In the morn | ing, ttex drew his six-shooter on tbe Gale donia but did not shoot, as the fellow did as the Milan wished him to do--drink with him In tbeening, the same long-legged white fel- low cn around again, went to quarreling with anothn nan, and got roughly handled. These l ighti; gents ought to be arrested and fined whenrr they lay themselves liable Ron TINE AND HARD FIGHr WITH ISDnSs.-- Recels near Antelope Springs, on the Pres eott hAlbuquerque road, man named Rich was tsked by i've Indians, who were armed with os aud arrows. and. although be received tbreesunds in ihe righ, hand, be came of vic torios Jenkins lef. Campbell's ranch, in Chino yalls .bout the first inst. and proceeded qui- etly sis way East until he was attacked. He foagthe Indians and succeeded in driving ,heuo He then turned back. but had not trav4e over twenty miles, when his horse, whicl ld been shot in the neck. gave out and he wt4rced to take it on foot He missed the wateril places, and had Q rough time oi it gea- eraly Aying to travel in the night over the worst lrt of the road He is quite certain that he Kill two of the Indians, and we hope be did. He me crave fight, and won a splendid vic tory.
 INDs Ram UFoS LOWER LYNX CREEK.--Sun- day la party Of rcd scamps swooped down upon eand of niae horses. which were grazing fsss {: old Mexican camp. on Lower Lynx Creeknd drove taem oF. The owners of the horses who were eampcd close by, saw the ln- dians their audaeious act, followed them. and succeed ia re-capiuring six out of the nine horses Five of the Indians were armed with guns The savages returned agsin Wednesday last. kled a Frenchman. who was out on herd and Sok four animals, The name oi the murdeh man was Jnlius Pellet He re gently .ne here from White PiHc. So we go from bi to worse, and still Government leaves US witlnt almost any protection! Would ]! aei as meas by negroes Gaess not.
 Srxcpur last, private ,whitcomb, Of Company B. sth ,valry, has died Of wounds received in battle ith Indians. Deceased was wounded b,-soreyy the savages, at the time they attacked and caured Starkey's team. and, at the iimc of his ath. was expecting to be discharged from tarmy. The other wounded soldier ii recoveag.
 A. Gorp, cltisen who has been in the em ploy otiovernment at Fort whipple, for a long time ;,a, died in the hospital at that place Sun day inning last
 BROKE < LINN. of she Plaza livery stable have je completed dwelling house, adjoining their sble.
 A Px.rRAIx of ninety animals arrived hen from he Colorado river, Saturday last. wiii freighfor the post, and iot Of powder for th' Sterl, Mining Company.
 A aAr many teams are at present engage, in haing hay from Williamson valley to CamI Toll-ae.
 CAL Wv, $. LrTrfE sold, day or two ago, lnrgeine span of mules. for sS50,Oo, currency
 JUaE II. BEooks raised. in his garden abov town !his year. from one citron or pie-melo sesd, iclons weighing 4SO lbs, the largest on of wlch weighed 46 lbs. Pretty good for r' gbn country over coco feet above sea leve
 DAtEr. HArz. of the Oriental Bakery, mex dor 0 the MINER office, makes excellent bread | ckesand pies, and never iorgcis to furnish ou pssstang with something good to eat on pres nights.
 DRJoNEs' large freight train arrived from th Colordo river, Thursday last, with supplies 10 government.
 BYway of excuse for various shortcomings this nd last issues, we wish to make known our ptrons that we have met old Sickness, strui rled sith him and begged off for awhile. Las Johnon, of the California Column, said he WI bornlired. All our "friends"-except Reeve Chaners, of the Prescott Hotel-say we wei borniick Perhaps they are right.
 SaAI. PARTY-Chief Justice Turner and lad