The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-23


 s6lyruEsr8:-The following appointments
 on his staff, with the rank of lieutsn-
 loueI. have been made by Governor Saf-
 King s Woolsy, Estevan Ochoa, J N
 Henry A Bigelow, Daniel H Stickney i;
 Phelps, adjutant. general. with rank of
 ,ant-colsnel; and Peter t. Brady, pri- !. ecrstary with the rank of major
 ESIE, the big lager beer man, has now
 ,ration sn apparatus for manufacturing
 lager. This he recently imported from
 Francisco at cost of $, ,OOO. He hag our
 for a half dozen of beer in the manufac-
 of which this new apparatus has been sm~ .s That it is an improvement on the old
 cannot be question, as we never, in any 2 and we have been in severRl, ] saw the
 now in our ganctum surpassed by any
 bearing it's name.
 DAVIS arrived with the eastern mail on
 eslay. He reports having seen a party of |h hs at short distance from the road while
 over the San Simon Bottom. MT. sa bl ayes many dangers from which most goald shrink in fear. There are few, in i who possess sufficient nerve or determi- I& to conduct this mail route with so much fg as dovs NJ. Davis, and we therefore aa hirl-since he will continue to risk his ; to be cautious and watchful while travel where danger turks behind every shrub sand bank. It is a sad task to record the h ofany pioneer, but especially is it sad to rd the death of our bravest and best.
 ] E entire mail route from Tucson, via Camp At, Florence, Ph@nlx and Ca@p p McDo#ell, kckenbur5, is now in operation. The mail ss Tucson on Sunday evening, for camp #s, in company with the military expregs- ] arrangement affords protection to both s on this portion of the route. The Flor ] ga have at length got mail facilities, and tha they are no longer an isolated pso- { eft to their own hrayo impulses, We shall rt to Ga- legnl prsceedings take the place tol and knife iu s.t!ling dispuiss. Flor owing to its location-iust outside ihe vNtion of the Pima and N4ricopa Indiana Hers less from < ps che inroads than any settlement in the Territory this tu- E. with it's superior agricultural resources, soon give it much permaneu. fsnpUr r.sl,,v. ELoclPgDEsTKIAEATIoK" There are fsw 'sjluot readily admit that g velocipcde ia ry pretty thing to look upon, but equally l 5 Ire they who will admit tha! 1t Is g pretty | to ride Ons, in dusty stresI, the thermometer stands somewhere about in the shade. It is quite amusing to watch | ndiyidual taking his first lesson, but from OHn experience we can truthfully assert | the rider, or rather the learnar while en- avoring to control his motions, cannot see thing to laugh at, even though the whole l should wear broad grin. We have, how one gentleman who has succeeded in train himself to the motions of the velocipsde can now manage it with D.uch ease. We him whirl across the court.houss plaza, 6 evenings since, so swiftly that a playful following in hia wake, was obliged to strain ' muscle to keep up with him in his flight INES A new mining excitement has ed up, Occasioned by the discovery of rich CT diggings in in Sonora, The particulars 'erning the discovery reached Tucson some weeks since, accompanied by an invitation n officer ofthe Mexican army to all Amer who wish to go thithsr, from Tucson, to along aud go to work, sad he will fur~ them military guard to protect them from hostile Indisns. This Is certainly very ltabIa offer, and has had the desired effect. 1t Of our ciIizeng, wRo having lost all con- nee ln the nominal protection afforded to people of Arizona, left on Sunday last with laonS, etc, ts test the value of the report sse diggings prove only half as rich, or a' extensive as they ars represented, the VIII siul cause stampede from rich but eeted Arizona, to this land of promise, un- a'Sed by anything known of fmining excite- 's-svsn in the fcTered age of '49. This IS distant from Tucson about 230 miles. 'lsn our brave adventurers every success, think it hard that eur own government SC psrslsteutly denied them that protection ca Mexico finds it profitable to extend.