The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
MAIL SERVICE.

MAIL SERVICE. The contract for trir weekly mail service be- tween Los Angeles and Tip,on has been let to Hamilton and Roberts. The seryice will soon be made dhly.
 REPEkLEu~
 Old "franking privilege ? is no more Congress having passed bill repeating 1t.
 TROUBLE IN GEORGIA.
 An Atlanta, (Ga. despatch of Jan. 29 says; Ina difficulty in Forsythe County between '. S. Marsh. seventy five shots fired One citizen killed and two MArshals wounded.
 ATLANTIC ASD PACIFIC RAILROAD.
 A St. Louis despatch of Jan 21, has this crulnb of comfort for us;
 Andrew Pierce Jr las resigned the Presidency o the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. Alden R. Stnckweli ceeds and invests s2 UjD OOO n the rr'cct Renewed e will be made carry the enterprise the oonti. ncut Pcche has been eler'ed general manager
 In connection, We have the following from san Francisco under date of Jan go:
 The fact ,hat Stockwe has taken holl of the Atlantic and Pacific rtrd and run0rs that stanford Is trying o et hold Ot 'ae non Pacific and Scott negotiating for inc Soan'rn Pacific causes much rxciiemsni here. he Bul .tin closes editorial the stuiso follows: " H Is evident that some big operations have been 6el in Steamship and Railroad circles aud the 0. iHIras changes and ihe deveIuga1snts likely be favorable io the State by inc promise they held of eumpeiun ,l the work Of RAilruad building aud management
 THR MoDOcs.
 Ncus frosH the front is in effect slnt the first fight with these sayases was very bloody. Later news says that the savages made at tack on Captain Barnard's command aAd were rcpulsed, with loss of one killed, , wounded and all their horses.
 Gen. Gillcm was about to relieve Colonel Wheaton.
 ENGLAND AND RUSSIA Were talking "turkeyf to each other. TERRITORIAL.
 By private letter from Camp Grant, we get the following facts; Major Browns command arrived at Grant January 2lst. On ,k, way in. hundreds of Indians expressed willingness to cease hosiili,ies. Companies L. N and l, of the Fifth Cavalry, under Capt. rnylor, started on scout, on the 18th uit. Lieutenant Ross and Mr. Jas. bailey had gone to Tucson. Mir. D. is q brother of Mrs Crook. and took leading part in recent figh.s with the Indians.
 The public property was nearly all gone to Ora ham, from Grant.
 One of CFuok's Indian soldiers died recent ly, and was buried with military honors. The Cavalry horses were quite thin, ow- ing to recent tramps in the mountains. pSh. NiOoH W dS dl tdlIIi ht
 DEATH OF VIM. BIcHaRD. Our Phoenix correspondent says, under date of February I, learn from the stage driver that Vim. Richard died at Florence on Saturday, February 1st, 1873, with conjes- ton of the lungs.
 BLOODY NEWS FROM SALT RIVER. Under same date, the same writer states Saturday night last a Mexican named Jose Juan Espinosa, shot and killed another named Jose Belanzuela Espino,a had a prelimin- ary examination to-day and was acquitted. On the same night, at Miryvillc, Richard McGregor shot and and killed James Beatty, 1t is said, in self defsAcs. Particulars in my next
 With this bad news, we Lave letter from Slajog C. H. Neil, saying that fine rain fell in the valley during the night of the 2d.
 FROM EHREsBERG.
 We have nsws of the passing upwards, fo, Hardyville of the steamer Colorado and barge, and that Gen. Small and family were on board.