The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22
wFg AND THINGS.

.r. rom Camp Mcdowell Dr. semig pen ...,t;pn of being thorough surgeon. er.. '. S. Army, who, we believe, is ,.-reat In-pector, was at Fort "hipple re- r. o the Pay Department, U. s. Army, i. F1r 'ghipple this week. .. T.r.. .f riff of Yuma county called at -.r.r,Iy, when we learned that he had ta,- and things, at Arizona City, in -5.,r tent deputies, and was travelling .as f .itory on business for the gov .4...r f ltractors He had just returned .-.ra fexico, where he said Apaches .....r...arlI.e rcry deuce Truly tue rcd scamps ,. adaptations. fg'.a ion in last weeks MINER, Col. s..,eg Id Thomas Cordis started for Mo. Y.ra counties Saturday last, to look ....-,at venue and other matters. Both .... |. DOW how 1t is themselves" to travel ,.B iase. e-land, and will look out for ar.a5.r" liers
 ,ruClg.y, U. S. District Attorney for the --...-. or E ? zona, arrived at Prescott on the ..- nr day last, from his home at Tue
 qi. i N-c's old stamping ground, and all
 -.a,r.-Ii,;le le and big-were pleased to sec ... ..e. s...- As soon as his business with the o.,..i ou-t hail have ended, he will start for
 ,..t Ctv Wish he could stay with us alway m BicsesJu, U. $. Marshal for this Territory, .,, -..grrrd bcre recently, from Southern Arizo-
 ,.-,,sut at Grant at the time the late treaty ...rfd. 'e the Apaches with General Howard, .-asfs t ras saddenng to see Apache girls and
 ..2 af.
 .tssrr their bruiish cogEtrymen- Others who .l.-..d t..e turning over of those children, .g-.n.t.,r ernest protestaiens Of thc children, .nJ hardly ,uppress their indignation, yet felt ...aer da.y .o lct the savages have everything s .r ag1 waT for that time, at least and sec if
 doing so y would not be induced to live at .era Many pens and pencils have been used fr a se9icIu. the sale and transfer of negro
 -r,. but hs7e was transfer of civilized beings .g ignorant wages, far surpassing, in rcpug- nance. tae worst scene ever enacted in Brazil or Cag4
 imjenant Kraszynski, U. S. Army, and Paul n.s11 arrived here recently from Fort Mohavc, ari started blck again on the morning of Thurs lsy I--t
 ffas conrcrsation had with them we learned ,.a Dr Slcring, wife and child, came as far as Camp Hulpai.
 Recently ai Union Pass, some soldiers, while under Che influence of liquor, got to quarrc!ling, F'tu one of hem received a> rather dangerous guns 9t voH1d. Another deserted.
 Lieutenant X. brought some prisoners who are 5b ,iied ai Fort Whipple.
 6 of ,hc tn Infantry, Major Ponds compa- ry , $ gHdcr orders to move out of the Territory Jac company is to be relieved by I, of the 23d.
 1As weather was hot at Mohave. Mercury 1l5- .l ia shade
 8yar rising rapidly, with the promise of a ury heavy overflow. All the sloughs and low places between the river and the edge of the n.f1 We're lied with water, through which men 19l animals lad to wade.
 Tle Nobarc Indians had red-hot time of it, a0.as their property from the rivcr-bottoms, tl. they were rejoiccd at the excellent prospect a' raising god crops, as they always have done, ater heavy overflow.
 Several la ousaud pounds of flour had been de- lnF.d at mp Bcalc Springs, for the Walapai igjal>, were returning from the mountains. 5. Halu ssc, a merchant of Wickcnburg and tasl-z. MT. Hubbard, late Superintendent ' ae l. t Copper Mine, arrived here recently. lf. N sd some of establishing store here, sal 6 re. Il please us to see him among us a.4n.
 Jus. N In left us this week, intending to visit
 fta. in Pennsylvania. We wish him a pleasant irncy and speedy return.
 A. \. ren, and three or four others started se. -aio iia in company with Mir. Melvin.
 >a-a elran, Henry Weibcn, Peter Arnold and '.aer arrived recently, from the Rio Verde, W3gfe~ say, all was peace. the Indians having, S',a'a 'a Pas, two weeks, made no raids. Their iis. a ,h, were seen on the hils.-Corn was la's' H. some of it had tasscd.
 Il j. Porter, Of Mohavc county, got back 2@t ly, froR California.
 'A ellcr asd several other persons arrived -ia 'rnia. recently.
 J. !. lord, Californian, has settled down lre
 ! Curtis, who ewss interests In some very f,a I.ae here, has gone tO San Francisco, and 'S'y Iisi, he East bcfere kis return.
 H B " rtz, Surgeon U. S. Army, is here. e'' ial 'a a Francisco.