The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

 Holland, capture a Mexican boy and run of a herd of cattle.
 June l5 Indians take 2S oxen from San Xavier, the property of Mir. Lazard
 June 9, Indians attack prospecting par ty near Cottonwood Springs on the road from Florence to Camp Grant, wounded Messrs. Myers, Johns, and Curtis, and captured the wagon and its effects, valued at about s2OOO. July l, Indians attack the train of Mir Yerkes, near the San Pedro and kill one | mule.
 July 10, Mr Yerkes' train again attacked at Oak Grove, 50 odd miles from Camp Good | win, and one animal captured. On the same day MT. Smith and Mir. Inigo were attacked and killed on the ranch of Peter Kitchen, l5 miles from Tubac.
 July II, Indians visit Point of Mountain station, Is miles west of Tucson, and capture mules.
 July IT, Indians attack the ranch of J. c. Blanchard, near Tubac and carry off all his effects and fire his buildings.
 August ', Thomas Venable, Peter Riggs, and Mexican killed by Indians, at Davis Springs, IS miles from Camp Critterden; wagons and goods burned worth over SG,000 and stock driven off
 August 8, Scott Young and mail rider killed at Cienega, 9 miles eastward from Tucson, station and much property burned.
 August l3, Indians attacked station at Point of Mountain, and seriously wounded Mir. Blowe in the left shoulder
 August IS, Mail stage attacked by Indi ans half way between the Cienega and the San Pedro, killed Wm. Burns, driver, John Collins, stage superintendent and two sol diers of Co. D, Fist Infantry. YAvAPAI COUNTY.
 February 10, Indians stole four animals from some placer miners on the Hassayampa, about twelve miles from Prescott. February 2S, A man named Jacob Smith was killed on the Mohave road l. miles from Prescott, his body stripped, horribly mutila- ted and filled with arrows February 2l, The reds visited Phoenix and got away with sixteen head of cattle.
 March Is, They made raid on the herd belonging to the Big Bug mill company, wounded the herder and got away with ten horses and mules.
 i March 22, A party of three men prospect | ing about so miles northeast of Prescott were attacked and all seriously wounded and their animals stolen. Ferdinand Wander was mortally wounded and shot himself dead l lt.tfb Aistn tn Snfra | The other two reached the settlements two days later, nearly dead from their loss of blood and want of water. About the same date party of prospect ors on Bradshaw mountain, 10 miles south east from Prescott had four pack animals stolen by Indians.
 April l, The cusses drove off l30 head of sheep and goats belonging to II. Brooks, one mile from Prescott.
 April ', A Mexican was shot through the arm while cutting wood two miles above Prescott. The same day descent was made by large band of Indians, on herd O! mules belonging to Mr. Ariola, near Wieken- burg-one Mexican herder was killed and l away "A fine team mules.
 April F, Indians attacked and killed Wm. Pearson while he was blowing in Mint Valley 14 miles from Prescott, and drove off his animals.
 April Is, P. Dorgan was shot and serious ly wounded while prospecting near Camp Date Creek.
 April is, A man named Gruly, station keeper an the road iG miles below wicken- burg, was killed near bis house,
 April 23, A MT. Seebright, who had charge of herd of $50 head of sheep near William son Valley, was killed and tho sheep all stolen.
 May IS, Oliver Peterson shot and three animals stolen at Walnut Grove. Mr. Peter. son died from his wounds about threo weeks afterwards.
 June 3, A raid was made by Indians between Fort Whipple and Prescott on a herd of GO cattle, belonging to A. G. Dunn, in the middle of the afternoon the herder was shot through the hand. Although the Indians were closely pursued for twenty miles, they got off with eleven head, and killed six head on the trail.
 June 1, Indians attack the Government herd at Camp Verde, kill the corporal in charge of the herd, and drive away l2 ami mals.
 June 6, Alfred Johnson and Mir Watson were killed on the road between Skull Valley and Camp Date Creek