The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
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 O-' v,itten at Camp Crittenden), '''., ,sd from his expedition durin g ''' ''' i.,, At the time of writing. 2. <, .'l lr.h inst, he had procured , a fresh " ,..,ri,iOus for his command and was , .!,,ior forth again to locality where .p. % hes, reasons for concluding that ,. 'a ,I 1ai, of Indians was secreted. If per-
 .n,, by regarded as an indication '., ..,-.nd it generally is go rsgarded-
 ..,. ample cause to expect that this ''... will accomplish something before ' and should it fail it will not be '',I ,, lack of effort or desire to succeed .,rt of Governor Stafford
 r,.r SCENE The Feast has "fzzlsd :. I,5s last scene, if not the most inter-
 u at least the most amusing. On ,. ,ba last frame was stripped, exposing La, structure which, with it's canvass ~, constituted the principal "Stand." ;. vorkmen moved off with the can- .,it.ry individual who had watched the -.s ofths game for t~o weeks retained .u,on a log; and, nnder the influence 
 ,bi,k.y, doubtless believed himself the .J, group seated within comfortable B.t5ro him on the log lay pile of .. } and lO-cent "ohinplasters." Als .,6rin bis eyes upon the ssi1 pile ..5t them with curious regard upon ,dusrv multitude, his voice rang out to zines of the plaza "Five dollars iR s,k 6,dollsrs f-dollars f-dollars 1 7sD y.dollars." This he repeated until r he Iued himself to sleep amid the the ,,s of about fifty cranky CUTS who kept .o,,tan, bark and snarl at safe distance ds the enclosure.
 SINGULAR CUsToN On Sunday evening Fs witnessed rather strange rcene, yw species of celebration, which, aga still prevalent among the more or- uof the Mexicans here, has considerably sm.o di.nse-through the introduction of rcan customs-and which VIC then wit r fl for the first time. A rather lively air, sr.rsl musical instruments, and at part 'l where dances seldom take place, at- sl our attention, and we started for the aiu company with friend. As we drew "a obIerved that 1t was indeed dance- Open air. But why should it have been bee Upon small table, placed in front be door, and around which the dancers Fii, lay the dead body of little girl per. Ib1ut seven or eight years of age. The of this child was really source of re- lI-neither thoughtful father gazed upon nrOV- V-Itrieken.m mother bent over itG little a body. This parental indifference is ex- upon purely philosophic grounds. The fl the deceased contend th at it would 4rl't to mourn the death of child while M unIullied by contact with the world nUrs remains silent under this convic. INA VICTORY:-Wetake infinite pleasure ''''dlng ths result of recent expedition < A'he Apaches by our faithful allies tho '-!) PImss, On saturday :he 10th inst. 'a no mounted Pimas after having !" large extent of country without s"'h any success, came upon nest of '~'asS 'screted by the road, at the Pt, ~A'A, l6 miles from this place, Im- %sg upon discovering the formidable l ~' Apaches sought safety in flight, but wa O'ersaken, and seeing no other all
 H concluded to make 8 stand. The
 s''oed upon them with all the savage " 'aslr ancestors (they claim to be of ' Aifc bloody and after a brief strug- ''SeA Apaches were stretched out dead. ~An'ng i've escaped into a neigh
 '-''As' and thence found their way tO
 ~'A'n' Three of the Pimas received %''T-EOunds during the conflict. evening the whole party arrived eS.t F'0'eedsd to military headquarters ,,, p'Oaaced the trophies of their vic-
 ,,. '''s''ed some provisions from the
 -'S officer. Among the articles
 ''' ''s persons of the dead Apaches