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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

TERRIFIC TORNADO. A disas-
trous tornado swept over Macon
City last Friday morning with fear
full effect, doing a great de,s u Of dam
age 10 property, accompan led with
loss of life. The east emo of the
three-story building h%eretofo, re occu-
pied by the North Missouri Ins urance
Company was blown entirely out,
falling with a terrific crash upon the
dwelling of Major Glaze, Immediate
ly adjoining. instantly killing Mrs.
Corlics, the lady who occupied the
house. Several children in the ho, Use
narrowly escaped. The front of Short
ridge IL Melone's hardware store WAS
Judge John w. Henry. who was in.
the store. The livery stables of
Howe and Ward had each their fronts
blown out, md many other buildings
were very seriously damaged.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
WILMINGTON ITEMS.
,MpnoyEuENr.

WIN. Corso g. Son have Just com.
pleted q substantial porch III front of
their store, which not only adds to
It's appearances, but will increase the
comfort thereof, by protecting 1t from
morning sun In summer and SHOWS IN
winter.
EXcUnsIoNINa.
Young ladies' and gentlemen Of this
place aud ncighborhood and Green
ton, to the number of fifty-six, went
Oh the excursion trip OF the steam-
boat Joe. Kinney Friday, returning
Saturday. All delighted with the
trip and ure lavish IN their praises OF
the officers Of the Joe. The only
complaint heard was that the trip
was too short.
Tho Emile Laliargc. with tile In
domitublu Capt. Geo. Keith In con-
mnnd. passed up Tuesday night and
returned "Wednesday hight, on at cx-
cursiom also; took several froM our
town.
Tho stiffness of the night was
broken by music from the band
aboard, and many sleeping beauties,
and uglics, too, Of our town were
awakened from midsummer nights
dream by the sweet strains thereof,
and the Sni hills and valleys made to
ring with inelOdiOus sounds Of most
excellent horn-blowing and drum
beating.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC MIC,
Last Thursday, at tho Sweet
Springs in the suburb Of our town.
was largely attended and everything
went of pleasantly the little folks
and many of the big ones enjoyed II
day of iun and extreme happiness.
Plenty to cat OF everything nice, and
after all had eaten 10 their fill there
were ,rken up of the fragments left
several baskets full. Why didn't
you come?
y CENTURY OLD
Mrs. Ellis, who lives III the bottom
four miles above here, Oh the farm
of Gideon Maync, is in her Tooth year.
She lives within half Il mile OF chill
drcn, grand children, grcat-grand
children and grcat-grcat-nrulh chill
drcn. IL might be of interest to
some to know who is the oldest per-
son in our county. Any reading this
who know an older than Mrs. T..
will confer favor by letting it be
known through your paper.
PATCHES.
II. a. II. Hill shipped OF last trip
of Joe. Kinney &c fat hogs.-Scvcra!
hundred bushels Of new wheat ship
ped to st. Louis last week /; nO re-
turns of sales yct.-Some tluX about.
River still in good boating condi-
tion.-Nothing of an exciting nature
going on.-Dale u Baggerly havejust
repaired their mill anu are ready for
new whcat.-Old corn very scarce
Applications of teachers for our dis
irlct school received until the goth of
this month.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
A Horrible Murder Attempted In
Warren County.

A Horrible Murder Attempted In
Warren County.
We have just heard of the attempt.
made by IL negro boy, to murder IL
child by bnrying it alive, in the bot
tom opposite this place one day last
week. 1t appears that the boy had
for spite against its parents taken the
child and put it in hole and then
covered it up, all but its feet, when
the family discovered HIM and started
TO see what he was doing. The
young demon took an axc and threat
ened to kill any orc who should
interfere with him, but the coura-
geOus mother of the child succeeded
III getting TO the spot and dragging
the body from the ground in time to
bring back the life that had been
nearly crushed out of existence.
The negro made his escape in a skifr
which he stole from Mr.. Picstrup. Mt
the landing, and has not been heard
from sincc.-[Washingtou (Mo.) OBJ
server.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

John L.. Ardinger expects to sell his entire
stock. To do this. he puts hiss figures SO
low that every one who has money is bound
simply because they may pever see
suc,s bargains again.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
,,r. Croc,bcch,s L,c,tcr,

Hon. w. S. Grocsbcck of Ohio, all
old jackson anti-bellum Democrat,
and wi:hal 4 statesman who is wise
enough to have forgotten some things
AID to have learned many others, is
the author of a recent political letter
which We transfer to our columns to-
day.
We commend it to general pcrusal.
1t is short-certainiy not too long Tor
the most busy or impatient, OF too
short Tor the details essential ~ clear
ness OF statement.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
TRUS TEES SALE.

" iiEREAS, by his deed of trust. dated IN
recorded IN the Office or the Recorder Of de.is
ior lafayette county in the State OF Missouri in
peoS 40. 4, pages 4Ga, 1853 aud 49,. William a.
,IS"n conveyed to the under signed trustee, the
ioiiowing described real estate, situate in Nh,
county OF Lafayette and State OF Missouri. and
described as follows, to-wit: N"'
LSt SIX ldl, fronting on Main street seyenty-four
s.ti Ieet, and running back one hundred and
torty-eight li4sl feet. Also lot thirty-fDur Isii
uonnhg on Locust street. sixty four T6ll feef
anu running back seventy-four Isil feet. known
anu designated on the plat of the town of Hover
tAiayetiec county, Missouri, MS lots six and tbirsv,
IouT 10 anu 3il. Also lot one M in the said town
emu fronting on Main street, which Conveyance
WIS maae IN trust TO secure the pay of n cor.
talh proihissory note in said decd described
.ana whereas, default has been made i'm The nav
daen. OF said note, which has long since BEN
oee anu payable. Now, therefore, In pursuanee
4i the provisions OF said deed of trust. and uf
sn i r.faest OF the holder of said note. the unrcr-
signsd Will offer the said real estate for sale at
pubic sendue, to the highest bidder for cash, at
ine court mouse door, in the city OF Lexington,
Tween the hours Of ten O'Clock l. ~, and three
Saturday, September 6, 1873,
10 satisfy said note and interest thereon, togeth.
VIII the cost Of executing this trust.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

S0toSSn per iay!. Agents wante,il All
aeN, young orold, make more money M work for
!" M, !, uneir spare moments. or all the time, than ut
~ nnng else. Particulars free. Address G..
Stinson q Co., Portland. Name. sepis-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

The reduction OF the public debt
the month of July, was $780,
5l8. At this rate, it will take more
than five thousand years 10 cxtin-
the whole debt. c
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

While we may not be able in every
respect to share his convictions, We
nevertheless regard this paper as
another of the signal recognilions
We have had, from Democratic lead
ers of pronounced ability, of the
transforming processes to which
political parties arc subjected in this
country. 1t is a recognition of the
memorable logic OF II civil WAY, and
a clear statement of the reasons ill
fiuemcing the writer to the belief that
in order TO greater efficiency and more
certain success the Democratic party
ought to emerge from its old into
a new organization. - ISwi;zicr,s
Statesman.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NoIiCE Is hereby given TO all cretItors and
~ others Interested In the estate of ,robn
m iirdis{. ase "a that !, the undersigned ad-
settlement OF said estate ut the October f,r,n of ,ha
lr9patr court OF Lafayette county. 10 he Irp,nn
ne'n al the court house, In the city of IteM.
'hs'on' oh the urst Monday in October. lisa
.I,,,-o BENZ NMINF. COFFEY.
"N'y.o Administrator de bonis non.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday, b 9Th day of September,
A. D.. 1879.

Between the hours of . O'Clock a. m and s
O'clock p. m, Of sand day, proceed To sell The
rea estate aud property above mentioned. or so
niuch tLeieof as may he necessary ut public
Send,:e, to the highest bidder for cash, in front
OF me court house door in the city of Lexington.
county Of Lafayette and Stale of Missouri, 10 sat.
lsiy said deed of trust and the costs and exnt ns.S
Of ~Necuting This trust.
augs STEPHEN G. WENTWORTH, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
VI krinO stock.

Several Of our citizens, owncr of
colts by Todhuntcr's fine horse. are
making up Il private premium. to be
given To the best sucking Mcmbriuo
colt. The entry fec is ten dollars,
and three entries have already been
made. OF these colts there are four
very fine ones in this community. Mr..
Boyd owns two, and the other two
belong to Col. John Haggin and Mai.
ID. l.. Harrison. These colts are
named in Il way that COMFORTS with
tie honor of their distinguished sire.
Mr.. 1;ovd will exhibit Captain
jack" NJ d. =. Harrison his spot
ted Tail Chisf,' and Col. John
llag@in, his fine mare colt. These
are fine colts, and the ring in which
they will appear must excite good
deal ofintcrest.-[Salinc Progress.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
AEEss, T.EGs:1G0npTFsE
Beautiry your Complexion

JVO
Do not rse paint or powder, but get O more
permanent b4auty BY purifying your blood.
This preparation of Iron assu p0kG isoOe
changes that sallov Complexion TO ono al
freshness and health, and remove any Eru,s
faIcs, niOcches Il ErIpti0ns. 1ryouy wish
r0sY cnceks and . healthy coInpleSion nxs N.
Crooks Compound syrup " Poke RooS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
GREAT BARGAINS
Offered for a short time. Respectfully,
JOHN II. ARDINGER.

T.. S;--Responsible citizens, who may desire TO
make Dills of $50 AMI upwards, for a period not
cNcee.t:ny 60 days, can do 50 by givin. note.
win interest, payable in bank.
Lexington, Mo-, August u, 1873.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
DIE IN lSSO.

Due IN $50.
Lculs il. Il. Coinpany. $40, oCo.
Due IN 1881.
From county-issuri to Lex. & st. ~
Louis Il. Il. comrany.:...;.." 0 ,0V9.
from Lexington T~nwnship-issuc,l to
Len: Cal. \ Gulf Il. X: Company :. 1000.
From Washington Township-l.cA. Chill.
" Gulf Il. X. tomp.n! ......-....... I3,C0o.
From Sni-a- Bar Tn~wE-liip-iSsurd Ia
LeN. Inil. " Gulf X. X. Company. 1.cOo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

From Lexington Towpshil-issued to
Lex. Chill. 4 uulr IL. Il. Company. sl5. 900.
From Washington rownship-is>uicd to
Len. Ih.i. i GuirK. il. Company. 5000.
From Sni-a-tsar 1ownship-issucl to
Len. Ch,I. - Gull Il. r.. Company, 700.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

From Lexington Township-issucd TO
Lex. Chill. \! Gulf x. X. Company. SI5, 90
From Washington rUwn>hip-issurd TO
Lex. Chi. y Gulf X. L. Company. II, OJ1
FtJm Sni-a-i;ar rnwn~hip-issued 10
Lax. Chill. & Calf Il. Co.nrany....... ..oG,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

From Lexington 1ownshir-isSurd 10
st. Louis y st. Joe Il. Il. company. II ,3of.
DUE IN lsIg.
From co~unty-issucI TO Lex. 4 st. Louis
Il. Il. Company -. St9S, 700.
from Lexington 1uwnshir-iseuct to
81. Louis i -. joe Il. Il. Company. 1850.
From IcNinStnn Tuw nshir-i,>uc;i 10
lex. oiil. 4 Gull il. Il. Co'iipmny... la,o0e,
From Wa hingiun iOwnShilr-is Ucl 10
Lex. Chill. y Gulf X. Il. company. Il, oG.
From Sni-a-liar Iu~wnshiis-is-ueL To
Lex. Chii. y Gulf II. Il. LumIany.... 1903.
ustuy S,-y a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
Saturday

SVVSOaSOVI " 1C6Oy
10 satisfy said note and interest thereon, .togeth.
CT VIII the costOf executing this trust.
"uSo z. WISSQR, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
rho county Debt.
70 IN. Editor ofy en- Tate,,iseneer.

To the Editor Of the Lateliiosmeer::
DEAR SlR:-P Permit mo through
your columns to call the attention .ot
our tax payers 10 n subject which
seemingly IL treated with indifference,
but il OF vital Importance to each one
individually (which Ia tho iiquiua-
ton of our bonded debt, aud which
[ find, Oh examination OF tha record,
to be accruing as follows:
DIE IN 1874.
k,cn eo~uuty-issurd to Louisiana s Mo.
Il, Il, X. Company ........,..,...; Slu,WD'
From, coanty-ior iuuding county debt. $500.
,SiuS, aoJ.
prE IN 1873.
From county-issuc,i FOR funding county
debt. :. .sioO, ooo.
From cauniy-issucd ror inniius county
lexington Township-toLex. Ghilliro,he
%taif il. Ii, 900.
Washington Tow nship-to Lex Chill.
4 Gull Il. Observation-Disclosures. i5,000
XGuIfR. Observation-Disclosures. 7,Oa.
Middleton Iown.hip-Bntnch Tcbo +
Sersho Il. IL. company 1000.
, DUE IN 1876.
From county-issucd FOR funding debt
Freedom Tow nship--Issmed to Lex. i
ST. Louis Il. Il, Company. -. $4,000.
Davis Township-issusd TO LEX, i st.
Louis Il. Il. Company. .............. 10000.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

Win. Corso q Son have just COM
pleted q substantial porch ln front Of
their store, which not only adds to
its appearance, but will increase the
comfort thereof, by protecting it from
morning sun In summer and snowsi IN
winter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Southeastern Arizona.

We glean as follows from the Tucson Citi- Zen, of May 2i:
 We erred last week in saying that the man in charge of Buckalew's train after being stripped by the Indians went to the San Car. los reservation. The Indians took him be- tween Goodwin and Cottonwood creek. and he overlook tue train at the latter place
 At last accounts, Major Brown was close alter the Apachcs that rlidcd on the San Pe- dro. He had followed them with the stolen stock across a corner of the San Carlos and on to the White Mountain reservation. h does look as though at last we had found n man who can and will follow these iend, home.
 Citizens Of the San Pedro declare that the Indians who stole their stock took said stock into Mt. Tunbnl
 Harvesting was going on in the valley ol the Santa Cruz.
 Major Toole and wife had returned from SOnpra.
 Several smelting furnaces were in operation around Tucson. Silver plentiful.
 Deputy Sheriff Smith Farmer had arrested dcsporaaO named Wallace, on the Giia, and placed him in durance vile at Tucson.
 Gen. Small and Dr. Bliy, C. s. A., passed through on tour of inspection.
 The trial of Wilson, for the murder of Swope, was progressing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Salt River Valley.

Our regular Phoenix correspondent, whose letter is on the first page of to!ay's MINER, informs us of the arrest of another person, on suspicion that said person had a hand in the horrid Griiiin murder. Concerning the fellow. Pacheco, who was lately tried, convicted, and afterwards turned loose, we have to say that two thirds of the citizens uf the lower coun- try consider him guilty of a share of this crime, aud, consequently, blame Judge Tweed for having set asidc the verdict vf tue jury. Yet, We know that the Judge acted according to the view he took of the evidence and to the dictates of his conscience
 A letter from Mr. Geo E. Mowrey informs us that the steam headers, lhreshers, etc, had commenced work in the grain fields, and that times were lively.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
SALE OF Obsolete & UnScryiceable ORDNANCE & ORDNANCE STORES.
U. s. ORDNANCE AGENCY, Cor. of Houston and Greene Sts-
 Entrance On Greene St. P. 0. Box 1871.

NEW YORK, April r. Is73. Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received at this office for The purchase Of Ordinance and Ordnance Stores embracing Cannon. Small Arms Ls,H her-work Lead &c States.
 Bids will be opened at I2 o'clock M. on Wednesday the 2-fh day Of May l-7J for located Posts the following named States O vii. Connecticut Della ware lldana, Illinois. Maine Mary hand, Massaehusetts Michigan. Missoun, New Hampshire, New Jersey. New York, Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode i.land, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
 Bds will be opened at i2 o'clock M on Thursday inc 18th day of June s73 for stores located Posts In the following named States and Territories to wit. Aiaas California Florida. C OTgia kAssas. Louisiana, Miane Carolina Texas Arizona, Colorado Dakota. Idaho In- dian Montana. New Mexico. Washington and NyUming For list of stores in detail ocaiion &c., Cai- Ogues. which can be procured application a the Ofi- nance, War Department Washington. D C.. at this Agency, ai any 0f the Arssnsis DspOis and Com manding Ohlc"rs Oi other posts will furnish. applci. ton Information what hand their respect i've posts for Sale.
 The Department inc right 10 rejec, all bids which nOt deemed sasfactory. Prior tO The accept anee Of any bid will have tO be approved by tine War Department Terms cash Ten per cent at the time of the award and the remainder when the property is deli yered Thirty days will be allowed the removal of Pack ing boxes will be charged at prices Co be determined by the Department
 Bidder. will state explicitly the Post where the stores are oca'ed which they bd for and will give the kinds and quantities they propose iO rchase.
 Deliveries wil only be made a the various Posts where stored.
 Proposals will be addressed to the U. g. Ordnance Agency, \. i lP 0. Box lsll and should be endorsed Ordnance aud Ordinance Stores with The names of the Arsenals. Forts DepOts where stored and the names of States or Territories in which the proposed be purchased nre located
 By authority of the Chief of Ordnance
 B. CklsPIS Breyei-COl '. s. A,
 malO' Major of Ordnance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

LATEST FROM WALLAPAI. - Webster & Whites stage arrived here from Walapai district early Thursday morning. Mr. Wm
 II. Hardy came in from the district, and glYes very good reports. Mr. Al. Zimmer. man came in from Williamson valley .. Let ters from Mtssrs. Wm Cory, Judge Wm J. Berry, of Cerbat, and Mr. Wm. A. Mix, of Mineral Park, assure Us that the Mineral Park mill had made a successful run and that, m consequence, bullion was plentiful. . Cedar valley district was attracting a great deal of attention Many farmers had settled on Trout creek and the Muddy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Since 1863, nearly 1000 Americans and Mexicans have been murdered by Indians in Arizona. The MINER has frequently pub iishcl whole columns of small type, giving the names of those murdered, the dates upon which sad murders were cDmmitte |, and the localities of the horrid deeds The bodies of many of the victims were fuund shock ing!y muulated, yet The knowledge of the wholesale slaughter failed to shock the peo- pie of the East; no, not half as much as they were shocked after learning of the death, at the hands of the treacherous Mo docs, of Gen. CaHby and Minister Thomas, all oi which goes to show that the lives of irontlersmen are not as sacred, in the eyes of the "so-called" Churchmen of the Ea.t, as those of Bdgadier-Generals and preachers.
 Beside our losses in humin lives, all know that cur losses of property goes up in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. And, be II remembered, that our savages have always been the aggresSors have always been the first 10 break treaties, murder and rob. Yet, such demagogues as Gen. Howard. V. Col yer, Mr. Brunot and MT Welch, published to the world that the people of Arizona have wronged the Apaches and that our people prefer war 10 peace. Out upon snch rascaly liars, say we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
But for the fact that the war pep artmen

But for the fact that the War Department is now almost "dead broke,n we should ask Secretary Belknap to give Gen. Crook the necessary aid to respect for artesian water somewhere in the Territory.
 The finding of water, in this way, would be the greatest blessing and favor Govern ment could confer upon this Territory, and, as Crook has succeeded in a much greater undertaking-that of bringing several bands $ of Apaches to their senses--it would. no doubt, afford hm great pleasure to in this way serve Territory for which he has al. ready done so much.
 ln this connection, we again call the at- teniion of the tax payers of the country to ihe venal senators and congressman who have lined their own pockets, while they have been crippling our little army, by cramping it for necessary means, to enable it 10 keep down 100000 hostile Indians, explore a vast frontier, and do many other useful things for which it's knowledge, organization and reck- lessness of hardship so we'll fit it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

This Station is situated 48 miles east from EhrenburR on The stage road 10 wlckenbirg Ph9nlx Date Creek ana ffesoi BusBe.s elsewhere renders h necessary for me i0 be absent from inc Station much of the time there. io" VIII sell inc Station. lease it. reasonable terms Nh everything appefianing thereto The Station is well h'"i np win good adobe dwelling. o1rrals stables out house, and cellar Wagons horses and harness suitable m business gi the siaon will be sold with the property if desired ''-'-''' Applications by letter win bs promptly answered
 Tbs s rare and very desirable opportunity for lnVsst. hehi and particularly well suited tO any psIson who s lHcaIacitasd tr hard labor.
 JAS. McMTLLRN, haIOn5 hoMulleE's Station ArizoAs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

EXTRA MISEh-We published an extra Tuesday last, after the arrival of the mail the matter of which will be found on the first page. lt contains late news from all quarters, with list oi the first land patents ever issued to ArllonAns, names or new postmastcrs for the Territory, etc. We shall, hereafter, when thefe Is important news by Tuesdays mail issue extras, and distribute them free of cost to our agents atponts in the Territory where they will be likely to carry the latest news. and those agents will confer favor upon us and our subscribers, by circulating said extras.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

TIE MoRMoN MoyEMEST.-It is sui icient for us to cali attention To the tele, gram, which we publish on the first page oi this paper, and which gives Brigham To, ing's ideas concerning the colonization of son ie of hls people m Arizona. X move like this ,,an- not but be beneficial to us, the Mormons and our great Territory, the prospects of wh ich have never beiors looked brighter
 The MOTmons will here find a much better country than they have iE Southern Uta b., and, if they but mind their own business, we apprehend that no trouble will arise be- tween them and the old and new "Gentile" citizens of Arizona
 Their coming will hasten the construction of railroad and telegraph lines through the best and richest portion of the Territory, and give the Territory an importa nee second to no other Territory of the Union. Come, then, Brigham, but leave behind your "les- troying angels" Our long tussle with the Apaches has taken all nonsense cut of us, and We are decidedly "on it."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The lnyo Independent states tha, the commanding officer at Camp Independence has received orders from Gen. Scofeld. direct. ing his company to report al San Diego for escort duty on the line of the military tele. graph to be constructed from San Diego to the important military posts and principal towns in Arizona. The Independent fear, that tbe withdrawal of these troops will tempt tue Indians of its section tu resume 'koir Tails upon tue sctilcrs. ..,.; ......
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The Alta California, of San Francisco, ven. uIates the Chiricahua reservation, editorially and by special TucsGn correspondence, which correspondence abounds in proof of the wiekedness of our Government in harborine and feeding lot of sayagcs who, in less than six months, have killed about 1OO citi. gems of Mexico and robbed many others.