The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17

of cattle, the property of Mr. Casse, near Iu- bac.
 Jan. lS-Indians capture Mir. Kitchen en- tire herd, some 50 cattle and horses, and Kill POO sheep, near Tubac.
 Jan. 2T-Seven mules belonging to E. N' Fish & Co.,, captured by Indians near Iu5ac
 February 26-Indians attack the tram of Thos. Venable near Camp Grant; two men, Price and Davis, killed; one man wounded and l2 mules captured
 March l8-California mail attacked by In- dians near Picacho and the driver, Mir Johnson, wounded.
 March l9-Two mexicans killed by Indians near the Picacho.
 March 23-lndians attack party near Camp Grant, kill one man and wound two.
 March 26-lndians attack a Mexican three miles from town he receives slight wound.
 April lO-Indians attack a mail near San Pedro. kill one mule aad de$roy the mail.
 April ll-Indians attack the train of ThoS. Yerkes, near the Sonora boundary, and capture forty. eight mules.
 April l3-Seven Mexicans killed by Indians near Camp Crittenien.
 April 24-Indians attack government train near Camp Cri,tenden, kill two soldiers and capture l2 mules
 Apiil 2S-Indians attack 2 mail at San Pedro Crossing, kill the mule and d, Itroy the mail
 May lO-Indians capture the herd of A. Lazard five miles from town.
 May ll-Indians attack the train of Tully < Ochoa, on the Camp Grant road, and kill three men, wound two, capture 80 mules, and destroy two wagons.
 May l7-Indans capture If mules from herd, seven miles from town. May 2S-lndians kill farmer on the San Pedro and run off his mules, June lC--Mr. Pennington. of Sonoita, and his son, killed, and his stock captured by h. dians
 June l9-Jose Jaramillo. going from Tuc- son to Meslla, killed by inlians at Soldiers Farewell,
 June 23-Indians attack mail near the Pass, kill the horse and desroy the mail. h. dians steal horse from Mr Anderson's cor- rall, at the Past, break into lis store.house and destroy several hundred dollars worth of prop erty,
 mail bnggles, kill two men and run of I2 mules, at Soldiers Farewell,
 July 3-Gndians make descent upon the settlement on the San Pedro, kill three men, Johnson McMurray and O'Donnel, and run off several animals
 July l2-lndians attack wagon near Sul- phur Springs. and appropriate mules and other property to the value of 5000. One of the three men in charge ofthe wagon perishes from fatigue and thirst, the whole party having been obliged to flee for safety.
 Is not this glorious record of events for period ot eighteen months To this add the almost equal depreciation north of Gila and we will venture to assert that an outrage of eoual magnitude was never before, in the history ot the world, so baseIy ignored by any civil- lzed government And yet, from the disin- ferestednesS shown by the last Congress, in passing over an important recommendation by our delegate, and the little encouragement re- celved by him in an interview with the com- marding general, in which he importuned that military aid be given to assist in expressing the Indian in Arizona, we can hardly hope that any vigorous measures are contemplated, and we find nothing which can cad us to believe that the history of the next eighteen months will not be another blood- tained record equal in terror to that of the past,
 For three weeks we have not received CODY 'f the Miner. lift were not for the fact tbot gentleman in this city has received it repular. during this time we should have concluded hat the Apache, or high water, was responsible or its non~appearance, but, as it is, we are breed to the conclusion that our Prescott brother has decided in sever tho ob;r