The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-20
GI1r '@ Sginer.
Local Intelligence.
Pnrscorr, November 20 1869.

 as well as o,r "shipma.es," Postmaster Barnard W. c. Collier, W. F. Worth, N l.. Griffin, Win Lewis and Mir. Deren. We traversed Walkers Bic Dug Tufkey Creek, Agus Trio, Walnut Grove, Hassayampa and Yasapai Mining Dis ,rict, and saw, in each, much to admire. Al Walkers we were kindly treated by Jackson wcCrscsiu, at Big Bug. c. F. Hitchcock did more than hk asty by ms, and at Walnut Grove. George E. Jackson and family treated us very kindly. Being crowded this week. we will have to defer telling most of what we saw on the trip, until another issao We tound the Big Bug mill running The Bally Duono mill, we are sorry ,o have to say, was found bg us burned to the ground The machinery is considerably dam aged The lodges in Silver Mountain, Agua Eric District, were seen and examined by us for the first time, and we must confess, the finest looking lodges we have seen tn the country. They are the Mammoth, Monterey Snow Ball and Huh The Mammoth crops out high above the ground for over three miles, ssa averages 100 feet in thickncssi It and the -oThcr vcins men toned are full of gold and silver. At Walnut Grove. we found Genung's arastras in Botion, crushing the ores of the sutkT and Dlne Jay lodes, which arc very rich in free gold.
 ATTENTION Is directed to the sdecriiscacnt Of Capt F. D. Baker. for proposals for furnishing posts in this vicinity with flour aud beans. We hope some citizen of ihc Territory will receive the contract Bids are io be opened atSan Fran. cisco.
 Cot REDw0oD PRIcE, with large force of cav. dry and some "frienllyn Wallapai Indians started from Camp al Tollgaie, short time ago, to hunt mp hostile sayagcs We have been told that the Wsllapais promised to take the Colonel and his men to the abodes Of the dreaded Apache Since writing the above, the Colonel and com nand haze arrised at Fort whipple. They cap tuFed all the lndAns they saw, two squaws.
 1ilirAiTaE ns | seasr;ss PxETT.-sSsdsy last, shortly aiief the news of the Indian attack upon Capt Woods wagons reached Fort Whip ple. General Wheaton dispatched Captain Ho- bart and Lieutenant Curtis, with 25 enlisted Ben of Company L, sh Cavalry, and $ of Company D, same regiment. Eith orders io Pursne ihr In. 1ians and, if possible, chastise them. The com mand took tsa .dAEs r.lilonA God grant tha, they may catch the Wsrderous bruies and send ibem bevliag se tie Lstxnai regions.
 oUEccSernmcnt, tbnssEh its military agents here, is nov irving ik Asna at running saw. lnlll-tbc OEc recently P@Vehased from John A Rush. Jos. Young. a S1lLiIea. has charge of the mill
 DlsNas csv.- )Sartty last, at Fort whipple i've soidiers ~ere JruHsss-d ost of the service of ihe atne Suites, for sbe enne of assertion Previous io being drummed out, we learn. the letter was branded aPoh >-eh mans person and the heads of all five shaved. All this was done in compliance with senescos passed upon them ty Cesrt-Nariisl P4rkaps they deserv. cd 1t, bst A ss seks lttke ef tsrbarism Co treat men 20. ScEe men would prefer death to being treated ss- A.i ..eA ...s-:; r=-- e=rF stssssTts
 ArrJIEs--xr. NeFoster get se town Thursday nighs lar ~ith . load er arpIes from California Barnard 3 Cs- al the posto&se, have ,hem for safe
 lntE-Tse Big Bug mil is as,ia idle. owing u the sisess sf Mfr Heslcp- Work on the lOde-, roads, eie-, Is being pushed Frsz the knowl- edge we rs-sess of the yh,d sf ts, ores of the district, xe do ast hesitate to assert, unequlvo- eallyr that Big Bug Is success
 WE have heard rumor that Ias n Cuseubary has so'd hs interest in the yultare aiii and mine, Tor considerable sum of money.
 ISFnovrWxrs.- O. Moves has fine house nearly completed. Brooke < Linn ar going to ouIid large livery and sale stable.
 THlSksGNHa.-Thursiay last V ss Thaaksgis- hg Day. Our people did not seem to be aware 0' the iaet Their hearts were saddencd by re- cent Indian news, and their minds were upon o'ner things than feastiBg and praying. Apache, instead Qf turkey. was in every ene's saouth. NOuid the people of she States. who enjoyed themselves on that day In their comfortable, secufe hAsihtions, have known how sad we -'''@onlAns Felt on that day over savage oufrages upon person and property. they could not but
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 N'oa oREs.-The Jackson prospecting party ''oughl home with them from their recent trip. AO'"e o' the richest-looking silver ores we have e'er seen' and Cal. Jackson showed ms piece of roek taken from big ledge that crosses Salt nO'' which was chock full of free gold. The '''s' ores have been sent to San Francisco for Ay' should they develop" the white metal
 % great quantities as the party expect, a big .ss. @ shl be made for the district Of county in n' N" 'hey were found, which lies between Salt ar rsr rv ana the Gia, abou, sixty miles northwes. ,r,. S''hse' We are promised an aceoa nt of the "'p' Tor nert weeks issue.
 NpIANs.--on the last trip from wiekenbnro