The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
Local Intelligence.
PREscorr. May 2l, 1870. From the Lower Agua Eric.
crons--Burning of Corral---Indians'

crops--Burning ot a Soiiai
 ,ho arrived here the l9th. from the f"n ~ ,hs Lower AguA Trio, we learn that the .,,, ra. not heavy enough, In that vicinity '" w ,. ,rorioe crops Wheat and barley were ne"rly .l cou was growing finely. The rain thH' de- T |, .bor, time ago, although n light hH helped ass, wonderfully. '" ,,osd One of his horses was pretty badly burned .,.,.t... o, ,.o ..,,,o s.taI mat for a wonder, committed any deprcda. q, ,be time the party len Smoke from their ,hie in every direction. Perhaps, the bruies ' ,t., rosseal The settlers will he apt to hear A.r0 n. ,,ou a. vegetables and corn begin to Hpen ppopos,ts ss supplying ihe '. x ouaf'ernas'er' 5 Il .., ., Camp Mcdowell, with i50O GOO pounds of p'iN''. p.9, 1e opened to-day by Capt L. Johnston tn M ,i thai posi. The same officer will on Wed lime l.t orcu proposals for furnishing 1000 cords oi rosd more cr lesa -r, N ov vil opeu proposals fr furnishing Government si \ -, vi,b sO0 tons of hay, more or less ,..,o today at fort whiPrle Col C. w Foster c,o,,,,e,na.,er of ihe Sub District Of Northern Ali
 m rertnrtn The task of opening severd proposals iof .r r..t. In his sub district with wood and hay of ,. sse intending to try their uck win pet them - , ,,a,ng the advertisements inc fourth fagv of | ns yNER
 Wg direct attention Co the new adNer'e"e""' "N '' ! ..,l par. Of so-Aays MINER
 r,,yx.- Brevet Major Gen. Prank Wheaton hA. a n. under obligations for a copy of General Stone k nan. order No | which prn, elsewhere | vop PprNtx The New Mexican freight train. of us...g A Bro ha. been engaged, by Bowen hesn, Gyernment eou,rac,ors 10 to the setiemeu'. cn Sat- R,r in the southern pa of this county, fr g'aa Ths ., ui leave herr beaded win lumber asd shingles ,s Nr Tuning expects te able Co dspo~s d, Co tho 1 people d Salt River.
 | rroy rur yTRpE-Tho man party arrived herr from 1 clrp Verde and rciurned again Tucsday iasi Mr. .,,l ,utler si hs pos, accompanied the party. He M DO new. ,o rclAe eacrp, that u,c crops were growing l hdy
 NoNEI ORRFR OrFrx--r affords us pleasnrt io bs . b state that ihr p,.iecs ths plaes has lcn Iuss money orler oalce and T-.nasstcT is pt. pi L. furnish money orders whenever called uTsn 10 ao .. rh,s will undoubtedly prsye public b~uefi a- seu Q. oiuyeueuoc. Small of rnoocy csn ngS bs ui 10 au parts of country. wboui ths isar oa 'hs ar of ihase rrnitfuE that they wil te either hat of rtea and but little eoss ic ;ha.e Erwarhg uao'sey s ris, of oomInissan charged ss orers bstng merely ,soagh n cover ths oxp~nse Thcs raes are as taiows Dl ou Hvt eKoss,.iry % % -..s- -s -se-.iiAg srA 8 c.ns so, exceeding $40 70 oent. aud saa % ccni' N. .rss order. are issard fs than so Partic' -s,ras lligsr obtain additional macy sfdefs G-,sss@rks galy received oT paid.
 yrw. cones ta ne from Lower IynT Crcsk. io A' 's-,, hni sunday as,-ve believe that ths day nuers two Indians in ,hc timber near the erech as uans and .trauge r,lAie neither pas', r- ki main he other although Ihc ind.ans wer' auad with guns and he whitss with six sh0iers. Th' lldaa. eyed the whites closely, while re,rsaing fru Asn Bo,h paies were time, quite elo~e so eacl aAsr The vbiies having DO guns were afraid to tsck Ae avagrs and msy he that ther frilow oitir-Hs vii t'grs them ks having tired 10 do their duty ih oason question What a chance they missed fa' hey b-en armed with guns as al white who live |, hs vos, iu i, country sa.i hs they might have m ns'aLIed themselves by sending tho red seads to ' eatoness Pi
 stS THEFI-we are spsry to have Co say that a msaa P7y hsa committed is Inc evcaiag e Wednesday ls, Lieutenant Crusoyusk and s..ldisr '7ved here late that evsaing from Camp T0liGaio, An bong esh cold and tired from their loes ride alighed fe hols, tied their hor.es. when each siAried Iueure something Co cheer the inner Unhr'uusi, h' 'Ae Lieutenant, be lea hh saddle -lAgs-co1tainin 'nf money and eloshing-haaging the horn of hi nide When he came out the contents of tho sssddls He Were gone. Some wretch had nlpped them W have no' learned the amount stolen
 IAsis s GlEs former etiuen Of Prescott, bu, now NA'ehei Mississippi has reported ,o ihs osoo. He va lmg 'h clover" there. but says he would rather e' 's7 graA' in Af1ona, something to thai efect We e'a 'Jeem''' ~hg 'o, come home ,o the land 70 love he besii
 Vf"d hieaa, F. c Christie, rAld hi. Prescott friend '''i 'S' week and returned again ,o Camp Toii Ga, where he resides.
 "NA IhP-The freight train of wm. stans6sid
 s angeles California arrived here early this weel
 ~ s"i' @f oar merchants anef having made the quic I mp ever made between the Caondo and Prescs,
 D' une occupied in making it sl days one of whie
 ~ 'itn' m going to vu,ure City and wickenbarg bo,
 r'A piaees are on Inc direct route between Iresco
 'snusig' SO that the actual time spent in makir H"es between Ehrenhsrg and Prescott was bot
 9'' mat too with large, heavily loaded wagons. a
 l'd " some Of which were trail" wagons Mir $
 ' ealn' were of course in good condition Hope
 '4 ''"un0e 1" freight ,he route
 ARRIVALS BY srAGE- James Gran, ma ann oe
 n.ajaiala Block, Charles Beach, C. Parker and
 sage ' i"''DAy ANN oy "fAh
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 , "al brought in by this stage was pretty hsa, h,'', ".A'"sh-rhus do s,igmatize the weaih pr,an mus portion of Mother Earth the pas, week. a
 h,1 ue same to the Clerk " he would eenfor grs
 Of .ns n our Sulen' generally by giving them chan ,ssp, ova. sunday and Sunday night last heree gal
 ba1,.,. .,u s ron the South. The night was cool
 .-"ss that had been laid aside. were hunted mn !.
 s do duty It sssayed to snow han .na ,aIo
 -a.y and did succeed in giving us enough h, an ,S, ri,,. ~s ground about an inch, which sleh, wetti tQ,oa a0ns our farmers considerable good, had |,