The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
1ndians---Their Agents and Res
 ervations.

At latest dates from Camp Date Creek, there were about HI Indians at that ''feeding post" they call it under Dr. Williams, who Is agent for Camp Verde reservation. Thase Indians are represented as being well fed aRd content. Ochocslna, chief of band of bad Apache Mohaves, author of the murder of Lei high, Loring and others, was in there, board ing. correspondent informs us that the scoundFel was not so badly wounded: in the recent emuie at Date Creek, as we were led to believe
 The Verde
 Reservation Is innocent of niian', unless indeed, some Lroaehos are prowling around it, watching for an opportunity to murder or rob some white man. COlyer stumbled upon the wants of the savages when he gave them miles upon miles O! mountain and plain for reservation.
 The Feeding Post at Camp Bsale Springs is likely 10 be kept up for some time to come, as tue Indians s--W Wallapais--do not care to go upon the Colorado and live with the Mohaves; i; as they have been so good, in helping us to fight their brethren, it would not be fair to force them to go to the river. Capt. Byrne, their agent, appears to have their confidence. Camp Grant Reserve.
 When Gen. Howard was sachasing around this country, at Government expense, and at the expense of the lives and property of citi- zens of said government, he resolved upon ! the removal of the Indians from Camp Grant | t0 Mt Graham; his resolution met with fa- | vOr at Washington; the post is about broken up, and both Superintendent Bendel and agent Larrabee arc at loss how to move the Indians, and the six or eight months supply of food, etc, there in store for them. They have no transportation, nor has Gen. Crook, nor has the Indian Department any money for this purpose, so the Apacbes will have Co stay at Grant yet awhile, unless they want to move, in which case the bucks would very soon force the squaws to pack the provisions, etc., to Graham.
 The White Mountain Reservation
 must be running along quite smoothly. Ca- chise Is reported as saying that if Crook per sisls in keeping soldiers at Mt. Graham, he (Cachise) will not stay st peace on the large reservation recently set of for himself and fol- lowers. Well, then, Crook will be at liberty to plant them on smaller reserves, where they will be likely to remain.
 A correspondent at Mineral Park, Mohayc county, talks great deal abou, the Wallapai Indians; their feeding post at Beale Springs, and other matters all of which talk was brought out by short paragraph in recent issue of this paper, wherein we minated that the order for the removal of the Walla- pals out of their own country, 70 the Cobra do river, was another blunder." We think 50 still, especially as they object to going out of their own country, which, notwithstand- : ing its ''grassiness," or gassiness, is plenty large for the Wallais and all the whites who ! will come there during the next five years, f at the end of which time there will not be one hundred Wallspais left 10 ''tell the tale. T Again. it is best for the white people of Mo- have county, and of the other counties 10 keep the Wallapas where they csn be watched by other eyes than those of Indian agents. For which reasons, we are in favor of seeing them left in their own country; not, of course, at ! Camp Beale Springs, if their presence there !. does not please our rcorrespondent--any other place whore they will disappear as fast ss they
 have been disappearing at Beale Springs vii suit us.