The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-06
Puna County


 The Tucson CiN:ea and Major John Green, comiu,ndrnt of Camp Apache, and Ruler of the Indian Rcservation are al pen points upon the Indian question. The Major indignant. lN denies having furnished arms and ammunition 10 Indians, except one gun and some cartridges given old Eskrithcscla. The Cin.tn publishes atiidav,s to prove that he has given Indians scv- crul guns nnt considerable ammunition, both oi which have been used against tue whites ~ith deadly effect.
 Paymas,cr Nelson had arrived at Tucson, and SD had Col. Jones, Inspector on Gen. Schohcld's staff.
 Capt Russell, oc Bowie, was In hot pursuit ol Ca-chcis Indians. The party of soldiers sent out to the san Pedro 10 bury the bodi,, oi Long, Chapin, untor and Lopes, (,,ain hy thc lndaus), found them in d shockiugly mutatcd condition, and inferred them. The man Borgucs was wounded The women and children had been sent a.ay from the settle mcnt, and, lt was thought, the men would be compelled to leave. | The .iri,ondn confirms the news of the capture of the Eastern mail at point about l2 miles | from the san Pedro. The driver Of the coach, Mark Ravelin, was Killed and his body cut into pieces. Mail entirely destroyed. IL also says an | Indian craHled into q tent al Camp Grant and murdered a woman.
 The same paper says all efforts to raise vo.un- ,eers had failed
 l Ration tickets from Camp McRae having been found upon some of the Indians, recently killed by Capt. Kelly, near tue New Mexican line. One hundred and sixty citizens of Silver City had marched for the Reservation, to wipe ou, the faith. less Apaches. IL hints that those at Camp Grant need cleaning ont" too.
 Abraham Lyon, m old resident of this Terri,o- ry, was shot and killed near Camp Apache, April Isl, ty man named Henry Ham, The shooting il appears, was done in self dc;cncc
 Maricopa County.
 We have PhUnix letters to april 27. They con. firm ihc news of the killing of James Fayorite, and state that Mir Cheuowth had been examined and acquitted. The friends of PhGnlx had nom. mated Thomas Barnum, for Sheriff. In place of Chenowth, withdrawn.
 A new and rich gold mine had been discovered near the settlement.
 Crops looked we'll Work upon several new acequias vas progressing.
 Twenty soldiers had deserted from Camp Mcdowell, in a short time.
 Yuma County
 The election for officers of Arizona City. passed off quietly. The vote very light. Mining matters prosperous. Mohave County
 private letter from Hardyvilc says some very rich lodes had recently been found in Wallapai District sam. Todd had opened store, hotel, stable and corral, at Hardyville.
 Yavapai County
 At Wickehburg, shcrt time ago, Tomassa, a rather fast Mexican woman, cut countrywomdn of hers, with knife. Wound not dangerous From California The long pending trial of Mrs Fair ended on the 26th ult., by the jury returning verdict oi guilty of murder in the first degree. dispatch | to the Loe Angcle, papers says:
 The prisoner little paler than usua oth erwise unmoyed. The mother wept and the child cried and chung to her. The jurors were much effected. The public received the verdict with surprise, but with every manifestation Of satisfac ton"
 '- Several hundred pounds of Bradshaw ore had v V arrived at Los Angeles, to be taken 10 san Fran r cisco, ty E. J. Cook. Los Angeles mining sharp, Z were wondering al its great richness. < The San Francisco Alta, in well considered article, agrees with Arizonans upon the Indiar i. question, and thinks 1t wrong for Col stonomnr 1T to pass most of his time at Wilmington Cafor nia, instead of staying in this Territory, wher, duty and honor requires his presence. o Washington
 The first session of the 42d Congress adjourne, y sine die, on the 20th. The Ku Klux bill passed n It and the deficiency bills had been signed by tn :. President.