The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-17
FROM SOUTHERN AEIZoy.
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TUcsoS, Fss-uz-y 5th, l.,

TUcsos, Fss-ua-y 5th, l.. E.ii'sr -4rizsa1 Hssa-:
 GcyE TO aKFzox1 CITY
 Last week sent yOz a postscript |. regular letter of Monday, the s91A ar foEniag., T that the Coart had aaSsz.. for the tern aai giving you the ase-. renderrL His Ho0or Judse TEsaf ds'sghter aad J F. Har-raye. Esq lss IA1rssiass stage sOE ArIzoaA CI;y-ls iawyers have gone 10 tksir respective hs,s Dotice L. : MzsAAl Dlcka=on Ia s~ yet. as PoPGlz< and geaial 4s ever xitk s,.- body.
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 There is eoosiderabie building of sa repairing Of others aai fitting up of s.-~ here zt present. Tbls is aa iniicarj.s prosperity ard success in buzsre~s. that good hotel is to b. started son belieye II Will afford handsome renuu,@ ten We EoE have two Ees;agrazss s. toth are making moner- 4 hotel hAs h, been among the things desired and neeles, Tucson.
 The mails from Ta-scG to New Me1ica. running regularly sgain- The name Of S | man wh ho was on his WAY ,0 Texas, and .. one of those killed by Indians at 4sxs Pass, on the 9th Ul;inso, vas IhoEa4s Dx. ham, not E. DonovAn," a. the newspa,e have already published He was at one ts a private Tn company |, Thirty second h| fantry. Great credit Is due Captain HszsI NJ. Smith, eommandant at Camp Bowk, kI rhe pronp,itude and energy he has dspisys in endezyoring to recover the captured E1 and property, and in the respect Ae ls shown tine dead-
 THE SOUTHERN MINES There l. much interest manifested ia u development of the mines in this sectl0a q the Territory. Governor Safford, with ! number of prominent citizens, among tAe Mir. F. 0choa and MeSsrs- San1 and L q Hughes. left on Saturday for several day' visit to the mines located about thirty -sn miles sOuihwagi.
 NEW sTACE-LSE PRoPRTEToss. On the ls, inst. Mir. John c. Caproa t1s- ferr-d tha; portion of bis stage hne hn ArizoEa City n Tu>son. 10 the firm of Nsr t Carr. of Maricopa- Nessrs CaIrJn ns Carr having adjusted their business, left E home. by stage, on Saturday. This line is i,een well managed m the past, and the psA Tie will be even better served Tn tEe futugt an increase of business warrant IL
 MILITARY MOVEMENTS
 Troop F." Fifth Cavalry. commanded !, Second Lieutenant E. F. Stewart, srrivs! from Mcdowell on Thursday last, and 6. camped on the Ritiito, some six miles frz town.
 Depot QuartermaSter Johnson is expects. to be reIitvcd by Assistant Quartermsic Capt J. V. Fury, late of San Antonio, TeJ as. Johnston will rejoin his regiment, is 2l-t Infantry.
 Troop "D,1 Fiffh Cavalry, Csptain Sauus :. Sumner, arrived yesterday, sa T0sfs Camp Bowie
 Major Morrow, paymas'er Is expected 4ss soon. The troops have three months Pg dGe them.
 aS,ss. Asaks Surgeon JsVss. A. Aazz being ordered to report to the comEants. officer at Camp Grant, for duty, left for as place to-day.
 Actg. Asst. Surgeon Love left for c4s Crittenden yesterday.
 THE cRTrTESDES MAIL.
 Capt. Evan Miles, of the 2lst Infantr commanding at Camp Crittenden, arrived : Camp Lowell about noon Saturday, with { escort guarding the mail. The CAPtal deemed 1t necessary to give this protect1 to the mail from that post to Tucson, ins, much as the escort which left with the ma for Crittenden on the 21th ult- reported tbs Indians had dOgged their steps up 10 abou three miles of the post.
 TROOPS ES RoCTE. learn from Grant that Captain Nelsonl company of the 2lst Infantry, has left for .s Department of the Columbia ~sssEKsSR-RoRsE-THI On Sunu"y morning one of the guards rb was walking sentine1 .he 7a;sb, Irpv;o,,s | front of the quartermaste..- corrsi. was K sing. and three horses and a m.le gone T. men we'll known in Tucson, and who ver here on Saturday, also mysteriously s.Ss, peared about the same time. The gate oft corral was lifted off its hinges. One of tb men missing, it is said, was recently dr charged from the quartermaster's employ.
 ARRIVAL OF GENERAL MEIGGs- notice the arrival, at San Diego, Januar Doth, of Quartermaster General Meigr |. $. A., on his way to Arizona
 Yours, MARUs