The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-08-03
FROM MARICOPA COUNTY.
PneSIx. Maricopa County, A. T., 2
 July 2Gth, A. D. 1872. {
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 To the Eiitgr of the Arizona Miner:
 Last week D. Detrich found man lying dead under mesa lite tree at the side ot the road between here and Marlcopa Wells. Three letters addressed to Win. Robinson, two from a brother and sister m Michigan and one from man in San Francisco, two photographs, one of a young man, and the other of a young woman, flint derringer, and three dollars in currency were all that was found on his person. He appeared to have been large powerful man, at least six feet high, was lying naturally, as if asleep, and died without violence, in all probability of thirst, as he had neither canteen nor bot tie in which to carry water
 Sunday last, man, was found near the river. about four miles above town. Coroner Griffin immediately summoned jury who examined the body, surroundings, &c., and continued over till Monday to hear the eTi dcnce. The verdict brought in was: that the deceased was named Ramon, (second name unknown) Chilanian by birth, came to his death by violence on or obout the first of July last, the said violence is supposed to have been inflicted by two brothers, Jose and Rafael Andrada. A coroner's warrant was immediately issued for the arrest of the sup posed murder CTS, but after a more rigid ex ! animation, continued for two days, nothing at all, whatever, was produced to duplicate them in the least degree. Sfshss 'lFle On Monday evening last, at Rowes sta tion, a man who gave his name Thos Max well, robbed C. Whitlow and T. J. Wilson. | The nc xt morning Mir. Rowe and son follow ed him. When overtaken he commenced shooting at his pursuer> but failed to Hit them. They returned the fire and wounded 1 him severely. He was then removed tofthe station, where he had the attendance fof a doctor and all the aid possible, but died the next night.
 On Sunday night, behind the dance fbouse of George Bertrand. one Mexican shouanoth | CT in the arm. The wounded man fnearly bled tc death before being cared tor.I He is now about.
 On Saturday last, at East Phmnit, J. W. lady.
 On Monday man at Gardner's Hbtel com- mitted an assault and battery, wert before Judge Griffin, acknowledged the offJhce, paid his fine, and walked of.
 On Saturday in the afternoon a Eorse race was had in town Bets from veFlollars to four hundred were freely offered ana as freely taken. The winning horse gainee and the packers of the other had to shell Gut.
 In the evening of the same day ! foot race was had on the sidewalk. Sr.ks .. Q
 T. ]. Wilson, school teachers from San Bernardino, with an armfull of testimonials, came in on Saturday. He intends to bring his family and locate here permanentiy | He reports that several families are expecting to leave San Bernardino soon, to make home in Salt River valley. Let them come, We have room for several scores.
 D. Anderson and W. J. Wellman report that two qualities of ore from the Silver Queen mine assayed, in San Francisco, S2oO and Sl45 per. ton, respectively. c. c. McDermott, Clerk, has resigned ana F. A. Shaw is appointed in his stead. In noticing the business of Pb9nlx, some time ago, neglected to name blacksmith shop with twp fires, run by Ford and Ware, who have carriage maker m connection herewith, and carpentershop by Pierson and Barber, who turn out excellent work. c. II. Oury and family have arrived to make this their home for the future. !. ]. X. Rush has come to take up ms resl dence among us He will send for his family as soon as he can procure the proper place for them to live in.
 Hereafter lawyers will not be scarce Tn Phoenix
 Many teams are coming in and leaving ev- evry day but have not the time to keep the run of them. If teamsters will call at the News Depot will jot it down.
 on Tuesday night we had slight shower oi ram, It has been raining again this morn ing and looks as if we would have a great deal more of it.
 Il. Morgan Co are building new house which they intend for a store.
 We have just heard from reliable autbori ty, that NJ. Goldwater has purchased from 1 Hellings < Co, all the goods which they had in their store. Mr. Goldwater will house these goods in town until he completes his new house and commences business.
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