The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10
The Bloody Roll Continued.

to December 3l, 1869, aud in Pima county to September l. 1869. The Arizoadn having lately brought the list of Pima county for ward to July, we give the same with addi- tions furnished by our Tucson correspondent up to August l3, and add the record of simi- lar incidents in this county to September l. The names of these martys should be care fully preserved and remembered. Their blood cries out to us from the ground on every side; their graves and monuments appeal to us on nearly every mile of every road and trail in the Territory, a constant admonition to all travellers to be on their guard, for the end of these things is not yet come:
 PIMA COUNTY.
 September :, Indians made descent upon a ranch at the Reito and captured 35 head of beef cattle, the property of Don Pancho Gomez
 September 9, Two Texans named Benton and Foster, returning to their native State, killed by Indians at San Pedro.
 October l3, band of Indians captured a herd of 90 cattle at the Reito, and killed one Mexican and four horses.
 October 2l, A Mexican named Pisquero fired at by Indians near the Nine Mile Station and his horse shot dead under him.
 November 20, Indians run off Government herd at Camp Bowie.
 November 27, Indians steal two horses from the station of J. Miller at the Cienega November 2S, Indians visit Camp Crtten- den at night, kill COW at distance of 200 yards from the post and carry off tent. In- dians attacked the premises of Mir. Barnes at Camp Wallen, carry off his effects and then burn his store and store-house.
 December l, Indians steal 32 head of mules from the ranch of MT. Allen, bordering on Tucson, in view of Camp Lowell.
 December 1, Bodies of three Americans recently murdered, discovered at the CIenega. December 10, Indians endeavored to fire a ranch at Camp Grant and stole Government mule. The mail rider on the route between Florence and Camp Mcdowell, killed by Indi- ans and mail captured.
 January 8, 1870, Samuel Brown and J. Simms, killed by Indians at the San Pedro settlement and their team captured
 January l7, Indians invade the premises of Clint. Thompson at Sacaton and capture 45 head of animals.
 January IS, Thirty ght head of cattle captured near San Xavier.
 January 20, The Sonora mail stage attacked at Sasabi Flat. E. Aguerri, his clerk and two passengers killed.
 January 3l, Indians make descent upon the ranch of MT. Morgan near Camp Critten- den, and drive off three mules belonging to W.J. Osborne.
 February 2, Solomon Warner and Dr. Wakefield were attacked by Indians neal Camp Crittenden; the former wounded and ths latter killed
 February 8, Indians attack a train neal the Point of Mountain, drove off the escort kill two men, wound one, and carry off a very considerable amount of property includ ing twelve mules.
 February 8, Diego Campio killed by Indi ans in the neighborhood of Florence, and teams and other property captured. ,. February p, Indians steal six fine bloodet
 
 from the ranch of Mir Allen, near Tucson, February 2G, Indians visited tue premise, of Col. Ruggles, at Florence, and stole two horses from the corral.
 March 1, Indians made raid upon the ranches of Brown and Gardner, near CamI Crittenden and captured all the stock be- longing to both ranches.
 March :, The Paymaster's clerk, ca route from Camp Reno to Camp Mcdowell with an escort of 13 soldiers, attacked by Indians and wounded, and one man of the escort killed April 6, A Mexican named Sais, together with his horse and the horse of his compan- ion, killed at Reito.
 April ', A herd of 200 cattle, the property of Juan Gregalba, stolen from field in the vicinity of Tucson.
 April 10, A. J. Jackson, killed by Indians at the San Pedro.
 April II, A Mexican named Soto, killed and scalped in the neighborhood of Camp Wallen.
 April IS, Indians visit Camp Grant and steal three horses from Capt. Hinds' wagons, and four mules, the property of c. Conwell. April IT, Indians visit ranch of the station of J. Miller at the Cienega, and kill one of the soldiers stationed there.
 April 2l, A party of Mexicans coming from Sonora, attacked by Indians at the Po- trero and six men killed.
 June 6, Two hundred Indians attacked the