The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-05

been question, and owing to she fact that its gold may be extracted by the simplest pro- cess, may be wo4l e with moderate outlay of capital.
 THE 9TH CAvALRY:-We Learn that the two BatalIions of the 8lh Cavalry now under orders for New Mexico, make this movement before the lst of april. The troops in the northern part of lh- Territory move via Aibu- querque, anu unler command of Gen. Alex ande7 and those south under commani of Col c andennen Col Price, now in Command of Noiave will accompany .he Northern Battalion. The Held uar CTS of the regiment are at Camp Kaleck. Nev., and move via Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. Two companies are nov h-re, troops "C' and "A" the former com handed by Byt. Maj. Kelly, the latter by Lieu truant Huut.r Bvt Capt. J rom takes the place ut tAs galalt soldier Capt, Wm. McLave, who h,z been promoted to the command of "A Iroop, S,h cayaiy.
 ,a- 8tl Cavalry has nobIy and honorab.y y p.:.ormsd is duties and has "wIped out many ao paohe, and, be ides, has ever been firm
 trend os the business interests of ths Terri try.
 BEcoaING ANaaCAEizEo: The influence of civilization has proven an osesmatch for about the mos, strongly market feature ia tn Indjao A4ract --. ziness. h .orner yeas It was cus,, mary t.r the Papago Indians |, pack ugon lh- hoa.ders ot tae.r s1 l,s- eye!y.h,n- winch they ohe,ei fir saie \ nunJer O. sqI.@S ao lreightsd, were 10 be seen, al ever' season, marclirg from place to lace, win then "@orser' halves following in tue wake, and wi,h ger3 tatahias nervous Iy t. $ asp waaleFer money was H&ey to change hands upon the saie of q bundle Of hay or ot an o5Ja having 9ee4 effected BIt ''tine change snt men ch.n.e with lh-nl.' The mae Pspaso wAo, on.y couple of years ag wouil bash to 0e en engaged n any wolk 50 gno5.e a, carrying hay upon his back, nos pe4j $ the article without eyiuciug the sIightes, horror of Ajs position Iii squaw ho"eyer, similarly alen, (with the exc tio. of ar India ru55=r-looaicg bsoz svi gins u, her H4s;, iu most iustan3es acc3mpan. es tim yet at times she is permitted 10 remain at h.me while hs transacts 5u,ire,s Ihu7 |" cons}imjionai change has b.eH effected with out hiJodahed, among the 'apa93s- Cjsliz~ sI nations boas; of tbe diplomatic po~..s ol 'leir statesmen when lhey oceolag.. aucL change in peace.
 ENTERTAINMENT On Wednesday evening MesSrs Levin ard Hopkins, of the Pioneer Brewery, treated their nameraus friends to q gan: entertainment at the hu of the Brewery. The walls were hung with beautiful oil aint
 ngs of various characters, the most bsauttui representing landscape or the Rhine. At [ 0 clock the guesS were sealed a: table and ild ample justice to the variety spread before tn m which IS not al surprising when We conslde, the majority of them were gratifying an appe, tite submitted to the hardsh ps of cultivation during the precedngten, or twelve hours. About 3 o'clock the tables were cleared away, and the ladies, God bless em, all smiling and beau tltllr conducted by mine host, were seated with due ce. emory l. was at this crisis that a stampede took place on the part of the 'fossiI' portion of the company, (boy babies we'll up in the sos, who AeI to d remote corner of the hail, and would evidently prefer being sent home to bed rather than to pass through the ordeal of an introduction 10 a young lady with dark eyes h fact it is matter of doubt whether they woou. not seek refuge from a pair ofeyes even tende blue. WeweFe pres eat, an shared ,be magnanimiry of "mrre hos" passed oursels around in 8 matter-of- course atye, get showed into corners, as little boys vii, at such places, and when the party bro&e up. went-not to see a lady home-but jo-t to accompany g nrleman who had the reoklesaugas to undertake the care of fve!-you know.