The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-16

.7lRD IS s~iN
 ] -..ooden. Dr. Phelps went thither on 4r night
 . o,sned his new hote on Tuesday :, grand supper to his hundred and ,5. The table was sbundantly spread .soiees. viands which our markets at' tbs guests did ample justice to the .orsad before them
 .,-, RITA SAw-MILL The opera .l. .n,erprising firm Lazard < Yerke8, irmber districts of the Santa Rita have alrea Y placed in our mar "a stock of the very best quality of 5or The advantage of lumber yard
 very s.nsibly felt by those who have |, to buy; ten cents in a foot of lumber rrast reduction in price, and such ,3nc,iOn brought about within period
 .,r,bs through the operation of the Rita nil.
 u HERD MT. Hooker, of the firm l f Hooker. passed this place on Mon r.rue drove of beef cattle for Camp nd Camp McDowelI. The cattle have [,rinr on the PapagO lands, 50 miles ,,o,. during the winter. and are now mon of the very best beef ever furnished ..,z in Arizona. If the grazing lands .,eis5borhood of those military posts are a n, furnishing sufficient nourishment to sbsse cattle in their present condition, Do. shall have no cause to complain Of koer iJr, as least, oneseason.
 ro ,-J A. Jackson, formerly of Cali nd 5f late a resident of the San Pedro scns, WAS killed by Indians on Wednes- He left his ranch in the morning and r. ina river about four miles to desr
 nch formerly owned by Saml. Brown. s return he WAS attacked by @ party of | lyine in ambush near the road and t3 & nlsaet ball through the heart His as discovered on the evening of the s T. and was buried by the settlers, whose
 and confidence he had won during } oa s;ay among them.
 ,s < SoJrr FLoUR,SG MILL The D among the many improvements now rra. this plao4 is he new mill building s Sc.,t now in process of ere ection. The stiJa, ofsoiid, stone masonwork, now laidr a1re7 to the observer 6 pretty correct f the immense proportions which the 2 is intended to assume. The owners s.rnned to spare neither pains nor ex- h accomplishing their object, which is, E le work quickly and to do 1t well. They having the mill ln operation by the first s rs. aud then, for ths first time, the of Modern Improvement shall be an- i by the shrilI breathing of the Steam i NyEs :-Mr. SC. o. Brown returned iAs mines on Wednesday. He says that sEcItsmsnt there continues unabated. sare now moro than 100 persons upon the
 and all, or nearly all, own valuable
 but the greatest success; next to the efy the mine itself, is, that sufficient 10 answer all purposes has been discoy- was generally supposed that water DO; be obtained at distance ofless than
 or fourteen miles from the mines, but si spring was found, almost upon the F@ch furnishes sufficient water and at a faOt more than two feet below the sur I'f' Drown has sent a portionOf the rock yer to have it assaved, ani has some
 bounds on exhibition at his saloon in 'n' A part of this he intends sending
 ''nla and the East.
 S0'RER BROUGsr TO GRIEF In July
 ,5POta arose between two young men,
 4s'leF, and resulted in one of them,
 So'O' deliberately drawing a revolver
 1ng the other, named Pasos. The
 men fed, it was thought, to Sonora,
 S1oFt made to discover trace of hin
 ,'a proved fruitless. A short time since
 as appearance at Camp Wallen and
 'A' ne h d seen party of Indians at
 ,''-' as mile distant from ;he posi.
 --sat of so diers was despatched to
 ,'F me Indians, with Soto to act as
 1''l''ng ia the point designated, and
 's an! Indians, the trcop, came to <