The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-11
More outrAyes by savage..

E palgn last week in vigorous way. Friday after noon last, after our papcf had gone 10 press, they made descent upon q herd Of Hfty.seven cattle belonging to A. c. Dunn, of this place, wounded the herder. Mr. Taylor, in the hand, and started the cattle on a brisk run, for the mountains. This outrage was committed In open day, at place about midway between Fort whipple and Pres. colt. and not over half milo from either place
 Upon being wounded, the herder ran to Mir Dunu's house md gave the alarm. Word was im- mediately sent to Fort Whipple, and force of cavalry, led by Lieutenant ]. C. Graham, was at
 once dispatched after the robbers. In the mean. time, Messrs. Dunn, Griffin and others set out on the trail By night, thirty seven head of the cat tie were rccaptured and driven back to town. Next morning, six more were found. five of which number were dead, having been slain by the say. ages One, hefer which the Indians had woun- ded and partly skinned, still alive when found | hy Mcssrs Dunn and Griffin. Lieutenant Grabar1 and men kept after the sayages, never stopping until ,tcy hsd reached the Agua Trio Ranch. ! The Iieutenant then sent some of his men back | to Wbipple, for rations, which were immediately | sent him, He then started towards Black Canyon, neat which place he succeeded in killing two In I dians and destroying . rancberis, containing a large quantity Of mescal He Is still out, and 1t earnestly hoped that he may strike some more of the ssages. The Indians got away with ls head Of the cattle, killed six and left Mir. Dunn with 1 S9 head. Ths is not the first time the red devils have robbed Dunn.
 | About the time the above scenes were being en l acted, a party of red -scoundrcls attacked the
 Government herd near Camp Verde, Killed tBe corporal in charge of the herd, and succeeded in
 getting away with about I2 animals. One Indian
 was killed.
 GRANTS STAGE. with mail and passengers, ar. ! rived here early Tuesday last We are fndebted
 to the driver, NJ. J. Tonpsins, for news and other
 favors. RErURSKD.-w. K Ferris, who left this Terri.
 tory long time ago, and went to New Zealand
 on gold venture, has returned to his former
 home at wckeuburg, satisfied that it is much
 easier to get gold here than in New Zealand. MT. Ferris is good man, and it peases ns to know
 that he Is once again citizen of Arizona.
 BouGHT TWO TykMs.-Saturday last, sam. C..
 Miller of Miller Valley, near Prescott, counted
 out, to Theophilc Lousillon, agent of M, Ravena, the sum of q 200, for two ten-nule teams, which he had just bargained for. 4 esgN.
 Pres ksis sses,-psss.s NJ. rarwell, of San Der.
 nardino, California, arrived bere one day last 4 week, with wagon containing several pairs of
 pure blood Essex pigs, and q lot of "blooded" "
 poultry He vas very succcssful in selling them j to our citizens, and started back again, in com.
 pAny with pr. Jones' train, after another load of
 something we haven't got-grizzly bears, per
 hsps.
 4 GooD SIZED NrosEr.-saturday last, Sam C
 Miller permitted 10 feast our eyes on |" relic
 of the olden times It nothing more nor less
 than n nugget Of solid gold, worth over slso, which, sam assured us, was one of the big pieces picked up on Antelope Hill, in this county, in
 1894 Thel4sce was about two inehet In length one end of it (the largest) looked yesy much Ike ] the head of dog An Aus,rsiIsn, Of any other
 man, would like to strikes Essf" of such mug. gets.
 PEnsoSAL-Nrs Jaines Grant and daughter arrived here from Wickenburg by last Tuesdays coach, and have. taken ap their residence in the house formerly occupied by Hon. John A. Rush Mr. Grant has, we learn, gone to California, on business connected with his mali and stage route . We are pleased with this addition 10 our poPu iation. t@ H l u . THREE or four industrious Mexicans have been at work for some time past, clearing, breaking and planting patch Of ground on the vest bank
 of Gvunite creek should fortune crown theiI efforts, water melons will be plenty and cheap i, this fall ....se 6 Tow RopDIcK made his appearance in towr , this week He came, of coursc, from Kirkland Valley. and 10 the srstrs-e Of ail says the lat, frosts didn't injure the crops down there much 7 Glad to hear 1t.
 "UScIx" SAM Msr, an old and reliable engi
 necr, who for several years past, has run the ma l chine at Moves ( Curtis Quars Mountain sa~
 Mili.i. 2, present In Prescott, preparing to viss $ his old '4e friends in California
 GONE TO vULrUnE CITY.--Jsserh Young,
 good old,llpe Arizoniau, started for vultnre Ciiy , severai days ago, to take charge Of MT. hnsiii
 store at that place. Mir. RUsh and wife design making an early visit to California iilf aaI f PHILIP RICHARDSON, a thorough engineer an< e maehinist, has recently taken charge of the Gov c ernmeat saw-mill, near Prescott,
 |, TAxrERiSG WITH MAIL MArTEH-We have re eesycd a letter from Col w. IT. Brown, mGikaF, ' conmandant at Camp Verde, post 'fifty or sixt,
 .ailes c.s. from Prescott, complaining that seol
 recently sent him from Camp Date Creek, abon afty miles west from Prescott, had portion O . the wrapper torn of while in transit .betweer |. Date Creek and Prescott As the book wa- ear rIed oufsids of the mail bags, and as the PostmAs ter at Paescott afirms that the wrapper was tor
 previous to its arrival here, the Colonel piams'