The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-13

uurlnS tne past Weehs NItL tue etCepuOn or stealing horse from Mr. Curtis, on Granite creek. we have heard of no depredations being committed by them. We have heard a report that they attempted to cut of party consisting of a white woman, Mrs. Reamis and her Mexi. can escort, on the rosd between Prescott and Lynx creek but the party discovered the Indians in time to be on their guard, and the red raseals sloped. They were hid in the brush near the road, and ba. for the foresigh, of Mrs. R.. in sending the Mexieans out ss skirmishcrs or nankers, might have captured the party. Mrs. R has lived many years in the Indian country, and understands every dodge of the satsges
 Since the departure of the citizen scouts for the vicinity of Dill Williams mountain, many smokes have been seen in that vicinity and lf they have not succeeded in killing wolegged brulss, they have ss least succeeded in stirring them up. We hope each scou, will shed enough Indian blood to nil good sized boot
 Judge John A Rush. A. O. Moves, c. c. Ce- nung, and many other solid Arizoaians are er- pected home next week from California, where ihey have heea enjoying themselves fer some time past Letier from them encourage those ~ho have remained befe for the past five years lo perseyere in the good work Of developing the resource. Of the Territory. and assure us iha. prosperity is close al hand b. Henderson, of Henderson & Co, Prescott, who has been is San franci.eo ,be pas, winter. paying and ship ping goods for bis house, will start home Ia abOs, ihr~c weeks.
 THElrNciL-A crowded house greeted the For; wkipple boys last Saturday night We learn that the audience were wel pleased with Inc evenings entertainment
 sEsp CoRS roa snK--A c. Williamson. Of LaClede ranch, WlIlo~ Valley. Is A model fArmer' good boase-keeper and nice man generally When he wants the public to know thing. ke takes the course psrsaed by all business men and ssraigh.wsy ~ends ai. say to ibs NSsn oa lee, advertisement, ia hand to tell folks whs, he .iahes ihem to know. He adversi,es native seed corn, fof sale, in to-day's Nixsh. and be was ner CT known 10 sell aa Inferior 1rdele.
 .. Granite Wash. in this Territory. sbor, time sss, wac young mas Of good moral character. and sis deait Is greatly regretted by relative, and esseuda He vas born in Texas. Jane s isss, and, ia 1883. accompanied hi. parents ,o CaEsvsia He came To ,hh Territory and set tied al ss~ai Grove, in this eoan,y, in Jane. sses. as< ~ss oa bis way io California, ,o settle hs sssiness a-ve. and return 10 bis home bere, when sAe scosrsed rcd hends wavlAla and mnr- dercd hin tie ieavcs mother txr,. Allen cui. lumber, of wsls~s GroseD. fous bro,ecrs and \ slater, 10 sssufs hts anlluely fate and weep orer his leSs.
 Nrrrs sArr-wbiie setting our face agAas, a reckless expenditure of cOaAty moseys or a lsrish use of its credit. we would Ike 10 see the county o~n good safe, or some 6re-proOf eoa- esFa in which to keep records, etc. Tbc county tuIidIng Is isolated and tolcrahly safe from hrs yc, iber- is no telling what time an accident may occur which, sy consuming the building and is | contcass, would befog our citizens aud eaase nsnberlsss asspases about il,ses to property. TsKrx wsgcn. loaded with barley belonging to Allen cullamser, arrived from Walnut Grove Saturday morning last, unloaaed aud rs;arned to the Grove again-
 THE frelghs iraIss ef W. W. Jones sud w A werainger--eOnsisting Of ls teams. arrived from 1 La Paz, on the Colorado river, Sunday last wish merchandise for ssr traders and some ii,ils ! freight for Qaariermssier Baker. They started back Tuesday moruisg. to gs ty way of Wick enbarg. for which place they had large qaanii iy of eorn-sbpped by wor~~sr < Co.
 TE train of Chenowsh < Renter arrived from the lower Agna FFIe on Monday, and left foi Los Angeles, California, "Wednesday last
 TuE train of Miller & Bro. which len Prescott short time ago, with the ineution ef going t' Los Angeles. will it is thoaght, return here frou La Pax win goods fot Cook & Bower1-
 PLAZA REsrArHASrs-we call she sttentlon O the public to inc advertisement of tbis lastitu tion, in so-dsy's paper. l, Is now run by Johl c. Dudley told Dudl and John Rarick. and i. we know, the eleancst and best restaurant thi side of the Colorado. h fact. Old Dad Va never known to set poor table. and he has se thousands of them. His style Of cooking. too pieases ali classes of peopie-the delicate Q
 well as the hearty feeder.
 wgssxY.--Some members Of the haman famIl
 who indulge too freely In whisky, are. while m der the influence of the abominable beverage
 little better than madmea-and know not whs
 they do. During the past two weeks--two c , our citizens, who, when sober are good, peacabl
 men, allowed whisky to get the upper hand (
 them, and bp their acts, endangered the lives C
 others Upon becoming sober. and learnin ! what they had done, they felt ashamed of then selves and sorry for the dangerous acts of wbic