The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-23
cosld commit similar outrage and rnu at

large.
 ACCOUNTS FRoM THE MWEs:-Tbe accounts received from the Blrro Mines on Wednesday ara of most encouraging character. Parties at work during the past week have Snnk shafts at various points, on the several lodes, and report the gradually increasing value ofths ore as they descend. One writer states, Hthe rock upon the surface, ath hough in many cases very rich affords no evidence of what rests beneath was not prepared to witness such 6 wonderful change at the moderate depth of 8 feet Here the rock is of 8 less porous class, very pondsrous and evidently contains great amouat of silver A couple of our party arc making an assay from rock taken out at the Aattom of one of the shafts. When they arrive at an estimate ofits value shall lot you know"
 All the accounts received are about similar in tone No one speaks otherwise than hope fully. It is quite safe to conclude that this mine is all shat is has been represented, and untold millions, extracted from it's rccky bosom, vllI doubtless add incidentally to the wealth of this suriferous Territory before the dawn of 1873.
 MHERs continue to flock into the Territory from every direction. On Tuesday evening seven mon arrived from Wickenburg and on Thursday started out to prospect for m ines.
 A LIVELY game of 6stieufs came cf on Wednesday evening between, Newton Israel and 8 man named Cox formerly iR his employ at Camp Grant. Tho Doctors bill will, per- hApu, amount to Iome 50 or 50 dOllarA Ne eArdsl
 INDIAEs:-Ths Indian det redstions during the past week have been of rather serious character. From Camp Grant we have infor- nation ofthe stealing ofthree horses belonging to Kinds < Hooker, and of four mules, the property Of Charles Conwell. The horses were picketsd al 8 short distance from the post and close by the spot where the teamSters slept but the Indians did their work so quietly that their presence was not suspected, and only be came evident through the absence ofthe horses and from unmistakasle Indian signs discov- cred next morning The mules of Mir. Con- well were stolen from his ranch. about one mile distant from the post.
 On Satureay last large party of those | thieves-doubtless the same that committed l some GspreGations at the Rillito about six days previously, as the trail, which has been fol- lowed for considerable distance, leads in that directon-came up to the station at Cienega, kept by J. Miller, and quietly concealed them selves at short distance from the house. Bringing their gnns to bear upon the door, enc of the band uttered howl, somswhA, after the manner of a coyote, The parties in side the house hearing the strange noise, a soldier present advanced and opened the door, but had no sooner exposed his body to the assassins than bullet crashed through his breast, and he fell back, dead.
 REGREr:-We regret that, upon receiving & valuable present. last saturday, we promised the very modest and gentlemanly giver, a his request, that we should not publicly acs knowledge the favor. His liberality has proven of infinite advantage to us.
 RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES :-BIhop Salpointe arrived from New Mexico last week and will now take up his residence here. The csre. monies of the Catholic faith were celebrated at the church on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and on the last day named Confrmstio was administered to upwards of four hundred children. The ceremonies were solemn and impo sing and the church was thronged 10 re- pletion by the prayerful and the curious.