The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-11

FRoH THE RtO NERDE.--Walr- Arnold suilcr a. Camp Verde Jos Burrongh Thomis r. Hig- gins and others arrived in town from tbe Rio Verde. "Wednesday last From them we learn that on last Saturday night. great many Indi- ans made descent upon Wm Cnwford's corn field. and actually husked and packed of all the ears that grew upon three acres of stalks They also paid their respects to farmer Ich's corn, but did not take much of it. It must have been huge old band Of Quaker pets. to have carried of SO much corn . Next day. word was sent up to the post and that night Lieutenant Owen. with detachment of soldiers, went down 10 the settlement. The Lieutenant posted his men in Inc corn, and they watched and waited all night for the Indians to come None came. however On the way up the party crossed the trail Of q large party of Indians. about midway be- tween the Cienega and Ash Creek The trail led l from the Verde to Black Mountain The Indi ans stopped by the side of the road and slaugh- tered somebody's horse, mule or oa. for great | pool of blood lay there Jos Melvin has sold his ranch to two discharged soldiers, and pro poses visiting bis friends in the States
 LIVELY TiHE-JrsFiSs LoT.-we fsrEo; to
 
 pulling and pushing affair took place here late last week between Judge Hezekisb Brooks. on the one part, and Prank Alters and wm Cory on ihe other part, over an unimproved lot be- longing to Dr. Seely. upon which Messrs Cory and Alters wished 10 build q house Judge
 Brooks as agent for Dr. seely. who has been absen, in the East for n long time. resisted their attempts 10 " land lumber npon said lot. when
 a regular match Of pulling and tugging took
 place which lasted nnil all three became tired.
 They hen sat down. talked the matter over. and
 settled i, We were not present but have been
 told by one who was. ,ttl as ,nggist, Cory Is
 hetiy."
 F!sg TasArags More and better tomatoes
 have been raised in this immediate vicinity this
 year than ever before in tact. we believe double
 the quantity Lots left a, this office by Jadge
 Brooks, Of woodside. and J. $. Curtis, Of Point
 oi Rocks were very fine. They ate selling iH tbe marke. fOr twenty cents per Pouad is ear- rrncy.
 -SAuGp" Aw,V-weinesiay morning last thre. fuailips-Nr and Mrs Whiieomb. Mr and
 Nr. Bob'er, and Nr and Mrs. Richards. pulled ! for Puget Soand We we're sorry To see them
 leave bni sneh is fife. samr people are neve,
 satisfied and like the wandering Jew must kr-p
 tramping All these families arrived in tie Ter tory poor. and Ielt in rasy circumstances. . DISSOLUTION or P.RrxERmfr. By notice ir ] advertising columns. a will be seen that ]. 4
 (;oldwaier has withdrawn from ihe Arm Of II :, NAnnas-e & Co. of wles-obarg. ID. oa-inesi 2 viii b. continued by II. Nannts.e sho. our cit izrns know, is a liberal trader. He has dou' . ba.ihr.s in ihls pArt of Ibs Territory s0r asE; her of years pat without Erowing very nch ,. which goes so show ibAs be bAs dealt fairly an'
 -quareiy with bis customers.
 :. FRnu SgUl. VAILEr.-From John Dickson D. wha arrived ia town Thursdiy morning gre lear ]. that th- lrsighi trains Of Miller & Bro and Di c. Jon,.. pa.s,.,l hl- ranch 6 day or two age. sn IT may be rxpretr,i here shortly. Iaais=s A=s D not troubled ihe settlers much. of late. Nj S Dickson came io town tor medicine for Nr - Jo. Ehle. who was very sick when be lefl VI Kfast.xp vAI1EY.-Tom Roddiek r. NeAtee
 and T. J. Johnson came to Own rvcrnily froi v this valley aai relaracd again on Tuesday, tal U ing wiih ,brm quile number of our citizen As among whom were John N Roanirre. J. Il. B' D ban apd win ;. I.ttlr all gentlemen Of leisor
 or nearly so who will no dJabt have a goo s 2, tune in the vaIIsy. haasias. sshisg. asTas.sa - melons eic. The crops in the vAiley, are ih n year A No. |.
 his MoHx TRooPs.-Conpaay D. sih cavalry, ar lh a detachment of recruits for infantry eoisf=a!s n arrived al Fort whipple shorttim ago. Lie ,m tenants Gibson and Weeks came in with |
 troops. D is not numerically large. Freemi in Hathorn tBilly Frce) had charge ot the wago ,l- that accompanied the troops.
 to wg had call yesterday. from Charles Fran o' n. wbo has just arrived here from a trip 'hroa s' ih. Eastern part of lhe Territory. He is anxio oS 10 raise party sufficiently strong to prosp' the country of ihe Pinal Apaches, where. he oe lieves. gold is to be found. Mr Franklin Is o'' printer by trade and formerly worked on [ iAa pauer. He has. for several years past, resd iOH al Znni Villages. He. with Messrs Dodd a y Coolie. met with many strange advcuiures wh
 ,rayeIing through Apaehedom. and but for th - Coyo;..ro fsiead., Se'sid have been sacrificed the Finals. He pronpnnces Eastern Arizona :" of the finest regions in the world
 md IRisH-ARlLiNA P0TAToEs, Of this yesF's gros are are plenty in the market at ten cents per pou Ter currency Tons upon tons of them are alm .nd ma,urrd. and knowing ones say they will s' ,ch he sold for six cents. Don't know about u ..n however. nnu we learn how many tons
 ,L. C,ior.dn ,iver WickenbnrQ