The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-19
HoN. R. c. MCCORMICK, Nj. C., has our

HoS, R. c. McCoRnIoE, Nj. C., has our sbarks for books and public documents. Ass,v,r-Tbe train of l. Goldberg t Co.,, .rr;ved from Yuma cn Monday evening bring ! inc torether with some qparterma5ter S'oTes' ! stock of goods for Lord Williams
 m.us.-The times of arrival and departure ofmaiIs from and to Mes;Io, \, NJ, on the Tue son and MesiI!a line, have been changed the nastweek. Hereafter, tLe a1ggy Flail will leave Tucson on Fridays, iusteaG Ofa@ndaya as here- tofore.
 PRoF, LoRIO saughttoentortain his au9lence' on Saturday evening, 5y faata of legerdemain. lis iust possible that he might have ca1sed eome of the baretoosed u-oAins .o stare, ha3 not ve skies interposaa and m.c:ste@ed by reresh- ing shower the spectators collected to witness the wonderful( ? )beneath no other-0of .5an the yaalt of heaven,
 FIREwoRKs A beautiful display of fre- works came of n front of Lodges saloon on Monday evening. The surrounding a.mos~ phere, owing to the quantity Of sGlphureoas matter consumed, soon became imrregnated win dense, black smoke which gaze peculiar lussre to the sl;y-rockets and o:har pyrote chs nicaI devices exploding in its midst,
 MaJ. ALDaIcH has been oa his official war- path during the past week, making assess manls, Now, there is nothing remarkable in the Major fulfilling the duties of his office as assistant assessor; but howhis official presence acts upon men of afluence so as to reduce then to nominal indulgence, remains to be exs pIained ard that it so acts is plain enough, for We know @ merchant Eho boas@eI net profit of fifty dollars per roy for tho last two months, to have the hardihood to inform the Major that hio business brought lim in, per day, for the past mon:h, Q fraction over $500, and that his profits were therefore, "weli- nothing'' But he couIda'. fool the Mai.
 SoSGsraE;-Pe.haP3 ;Le most stindefatgabloas wslIas the most meIodious feathered songster to be found throughcu: the whoIe of the vast region vest e. tho Rocky Mountains. is the mocking-b;.a of Arizora. Che of these re- markablo birds owned by Juan Fernandez, of this city, may be heard at almost any hour, either day c, night; st times nimcing, O. at tempting to mls-ic every passing sound, then warbling forth tha sweetest and most plaintive melodies which, again, are followed by wild, thrilling notes, a3 though the little creature were endeayozing to prove by contrast and 7a- riety that it's store song is inexhanst ble. EAn offer to purchase his bird for &lO0O0, in gold, has been refused D Zen Fernandez.
 snoOTNG:-E'o observed aa individual 3 1 few Evenings c;nca, perform some very unbe,. coming antics at corner of the pIaza who, after he had exhausted his Kater Felto abil-, aless pulled for5h revolver and discharged two shots at unofend;rg darkness. He had doubt- less heard of tte arrival of large stock of whisky few days previous and was holding celebration in the gladnesss Of his heart, We expected to see him bounced upon and borne sO quiet "lodgings" for the night; but no-he | walked off unmolested. Occurrences of this nature are becoming very frequent, and the probabilities are that scme of these festive sons of Bacchus will shoot either themselves or somebody else if measures be net taken to pun, ish their recklessness and general misconduct THE PESSINGroN MAssAcRE:-Since our last issue we received the following particulars cons cerning the Pennington tragedy near Camp Crittenden;
 CAMP CRITTENDEN, A,
 June lllh, 1869
 WEEKLY ARlzoNAN -I have to announce to you that the Apaches have been at more of sheas daviltry in this vicinity during the past week On Wednesday they killed upon the ranch of T. NJ. Yerkes, of Tubac, Thomas Fsaya, (better known as "OId Tom" who for meFAy drove an ambulance for Col. Lewis) in i ne aOOr of the house, and took of everything
 Op Friday, the 10th inst, about forty Apacb> | es assaeked the ranch of Mr E. G. Penrinrton. some thirteen miles below this post. killing Mir KeHnlngton who was plouobing in ina foI3