The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-28

T ---rvryrs :-0bserVlng men employed 4 aI;,, vaichsover way We turned, upon 6
 ,I.;vs around the suburbs of town, va re Io find out to what extent this bushes, I ,,,, carried on and find that there are to- Q. new buildings in process of erection. I .,rv7, received from Camp Grant, Flor I .3 s.o Pedro speak highly for the prOs- f,Ls tanners. The almost total absence
 q, the usual SC ason, 1t was generally ,.l would render the crops an absolu te z. 5s. the facilities for irrigating have .., equal to the necessity, and the harvest
 ,,, t, be abundant.
 I, Beatty and Mr. J. COllingwoOd arrived I Florspc. on Wednesday. From the .. ". have information of the stealing by m, op tn. night of the l4th inst. Ofseveral ! ,f animals from Salt River station, 4 ofnsu went in pursuit of the thieves but "a n rscoyer s single head of the stolen sE.
 Lnache Pass Mining CompAny's mill [,
 rnp of two weeks, during Whichitground Inn, of Quartz was allowed to rest on slsy to afford Gn opportunity for ''clean- up." The result is not yet known here, is generally believed that between five ,;, thousand dollars have been crushed
 APACHE AS l LIsGUIsr:-0n Monday n Ns,,rL CollingroOI and Beatty, while s.v l.in,eig sIong road some l5 miles .. Florence wore sccostei from behind
 rpIi,e rho called to them to "S top,'
 2l on turning around they inquired his .s snd5asiaess when he rsplied, in Spanish, i s w,ss Mexican and wished them to I ani talk ei.h bim. Th!s, at night, look .s2j,ious, while the very appearance ofths sH, v;sTod even by the uncertain light, Ed bin to be thoroughbred Apache. CoIlngEood, satiTied that such he was, lat his object vas to lead them into the. j. 5 of large party discharged hiS pistol at fellows head The Indian--for such he sslto bs-bounded off through the Ehub- a apparently unhur. The following-dzy $ discovered by the trail tbata party ef
 ru than l5 or 20 Indans had passed ray oniy few hours previously
 GRAyB CRIsH Monday last party of employed by Mir. Ochoa to construct .
 sbutment around the foundation of his
 while ezcava,ing for the parposa Of ob- & ag good, solid foundation, happenod 10 arniue the wall, bringing tho whole end Of building down with crash and kurying at he workmeh beneath huge pile oi s' The nam thus prsmaturely returned other earth was soon disentombed and !orth badly scared Sut otherwise unin-
 not so however, inc eating saloon of her Coquids, between which and the store fr Uchas, this wall formed a partition. F. cdairs, Chinaware et,., were buried, 10 oe unearthed in fragments. Mir. C. s0'sn up in business pro tempore.
 RE GooD INDIANS A letter to Mr. Ochoa 'oTn, ErItten at Cuquirschi, Sonora, F d'is of April 10th, brin gs information of e''''iul expedition against the Apsches ,' 'oca'ity few days previously. The .''i0n was commanded by Adlian Nal 1' Lieutenant of the Mexican Army -'oding military post just across the IA eouRtaryline. The Indians, dou btle as
 s'' 0f a band for some time past depre- " VSrlous points belwen Tubac in this '''J and Frontera. in Sonora, were sur- 10 Camp and six of their number killed l
  WI prisoners taken. Their rancheria .4 uSl0hshed and all their (stolen) prop | A''H o9y the troops. Further informa 1 s 'Ol the same letter is to the effect that N'a'' commanding the Militia force,
 's Vigorous preparation to carry on a 1
 'A'ernnation against those Indians. l
 ne nay succeed in bis good resolve
 -'1'' 0I ns truition would not be less for '''zona than for Sonora. The in- -'a'' offered him by his government, viz I , every Apache scalp, will be almost \ sD'Qr' his success. If our govern 0y hsif so liberal the militia force
 cooperating with that of Mexico