The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-28
Eleven more savages sent to the Bond.
 ed Warehouse" kept by "0ld Nick"

Thanks to the brave, dashing, industrious Colo. mel Sanford, and his gallant command, we are again enabled Co furnish our readers with paInt sole item one that will please every honest white man in the country, and dIspIease none but sckly sentlmentalists and the thieves who rally around the Quaker Indian ring The good news comes to us in private letter-ot date May l4-from Camp Mcdowell, and is as follows:
 Col. Sanford has again been successful in lay. ing low eleven of the To family and taking four prisoners. The Colonel, with his command will remain for some time yet, looking for the Apache m the direction Of the White Mountains. Bully Tor Sanford, say l. Would like to see more off. cers of biz kind in the Territory. Think it would be better for everybody"
 There is nothing more certain than that a ma Iority of the Apaches will have to be sent bowling Co 3ades before the tribe will succumb and "let us alone" and when 1t Is known that t costs the country several lives and at least sjOOO 900 to kill ar Indian, t will be readily admitted that Sanford. hs officers and men. did we'll for the country the day they made that fifteen strike. Later news says that in addition to killing II Indians and capturing 1, the troops found a large field of wheat which they destroyed Judging from this. we take t that the Indians killed were Finals aud rejoice the rnore, for the pnal is by far the worst band of Apaches in the Territory. Rope Sanford and bis command will meet with further success before returning to McDowell
 WEATHER-M Monday and Tuesday Of this week were hot days, for this altitude Wednesday and Thursday were very pleasant, ss was, also, Friday We have been looking for rain. and have had good reason to expect it, but have again been fooled. We'll it mus; rain, sometime. sure, or ihere'il be big drought somewhere
 BAD BUsISEss.-There arc a great many gar. dens around Prescott, also, a great many cows and calves. Most of these garaens are yerT poor. ly fenced, and, as saId coNs and calves have a laudabe hankering aner green things, they ire. qnenliy enter gardens asa do much mischief This, Of course, yexes the owners Of the gardens, and eases are on record where cnttle have been brutallY treated hy some of them-cut. hacked, and their limbs broken. This is scarcely the proper ~sy to treat dumb bfutes A better plan. for gardeners 10 pursue, would be to make the owners of tbe stock pay them for damages. This is the law ln such cases We, therefore bore that hereafter no poor dumb brute win bs made to suffer for obeylng tbe instincts of its nature.
 DR- McC,sDLEss returned lo town. several days ago, from Walnut Grove, after having dope everything Ia hls power for The man who was recently wounded by Indians, al thst place The Doctor has serious doubb Of his recovery, hl. wounds being many and serious.
 Ma. BATTER, one of the rsonecrs of tbis sec ton, who lei, us several years ago, t here again
 woop. The price Of this article has gone upa b seven dollars per cord. Dealers, we unief- stand Are delivering it In town for thA, price, in enrrcaex.
 oHoSs. Of this year, growth. are In maske, Thes are not qniis 60 good and pleasant as the strawberries 60 ofien alluded Co by our California ooniemporaTscs but they afe the ..stssngcst % things we eau yet boAst Of lH the fruit" Inc. Bgand " VIC will have peaches, wild grapes, cur. rants, cherries, gooscbcrries, etc.
 IT Is said tbai Willard Rice, nov Of Camp Date Creek is coming io Fora w'hipple 10 act as guide for scouting parties of troops. Willard knows this section Of the Tufit0ry like a book" and we hope ~ili succeed in finding lots Of sayages for the troops.
 GoSE TO NEW MUYIoo-Two or three citizens Of this vicinity started some time ago, sia the sish Parallel rouie, for New Mexico, to purehase sheep,
 PERSONAL, Erc.-Our fcllovtownsGan, r. J. Cooke, arrived home from San Francisco, Sunday night last While al the Bay, be purchased sey- cral thousand dollars worth Of goods, which are now on the way here With him came tWo ladies -one, the wife Of Mir simmons, Of Williamson Valley, and her niece.
 D Henderson. fatber of n. and A. Henderson, Of this place. arrived by Tncsday's stage from his home In San Francisco. He appears to bc a very fine old gentleman, likes our place, and will stay with Q while.
 Major Pond, and wife, of Camp Toii-Gste, have been visiting friends u Fort whipple and Pres eoti. The Major keeps tbo force under his com mand constantly employed sconiiug and protect ing the several large herds Of cattle that scat tered over the region of country under hIs com mand.
 LUMBER.-The lumber yard Of the Quartz Moun- tain Mil Go, in this town, contains great deal of good pine lumber, and more is being hauled daily from their mill.
 PROPOSAL DAN.-Mang SeEo tac EeP"SAls TOT supplying wood and hay which were opened and reed by tbe Chief Quartermasier, at Fort Whip pie, Saturday lAst We had intended Co give fuf abstract of bids, but must content ourself with merely giving the names of the successful bidders and the prices Ai which they propose 10 furnish supplies. Here they are;
 FORT wHIPPLE-wooD
 James R. Porter, 900 cords al Si 70 per cord.
 John D. Price 300 cords at s4 2s; 800 cords al s4 65.
 1..,.. p porter- on tnna Al go n per ton.