Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-06
afal x Miseella
trrn ssimdsy's Daily.l

lfrom Saturdays Daily.l N .rjly midnight assassins by whose |Ns c,nrre Bryan is about to lose his
 i[''s ns, las not already left his body),
 a, escaped arrest and punishment.
 was slivo this morning, but the
 that effect also stated that he
 a nss,ibly survive for any great length
 And his assassins tor whether he
 M J.,. assassins they are at heart), had ,t was known here (to a very few
 ,..terdny, that one John Nelson,
 Sr,3,rly resided here and in Bradshaw,
 ,'".nnctcd of having hand in the cow
 .,,bt attack Indeed, we believe, Mir
 is his deposition, sworc that Nelson Il nerson who first fired at him, and
 'uI "bsn seeing that he could not with | ,,c murdcrous weapon from the hands T. y;ctim. invoked the aid of a yillainous I i,rote who was not slow to render such
 This confederate is believed to be
 c,n. as two Mcxicans were, on that
 missing from certain cattle camp.
 ,alk is that Nelson and Bryan had had {gi,nl,v about. a woman, which difficulty 1t
 'aeraliy believed, fired the black heart of Son into committing the cowardly and di- eal net for which he is now being hunted,
 ror which, we most sincerely hope, he 1 hs hanged Or shot, without the aid of 8,e or jury.
 l range to say this infamous person remain Tu and around Wickenburg for long time l 1T committing the act, and, stranger still, rson or persons in that place made the Ehtest move looking to his arrest and pun {nent. for fear, 1t Is said, that he would Eo, down the first person who might ap- &ach him
 Kbe latest concerning his movements was ts morning received, in dispatch to Sheriff Srhert which dispatch stated that during I, night he disappeared, and that mule ! sDn which he made his exit had got away &n him and returned to town. f NJ Bryan, brother of the wounded man, So arrived at Wickenburg late last night, or fly this morning, immediately offered re- M of SjO0 for his capture, and, with a Nv. started tn search of him. Sheriff Her. I'd has sent out deputies who will spare no {n. to arrest him. It is believed that he is &dng this way.
 ')n stature he is quite tall complexion, sk language, easy and insinuating. He \ claimed to be Master Mason, but he bBnot be more than an imposter, for no Ma ! could commit such an act. He is well own throughout this county, and cannot Dssby escape arrest, 1t being the duty o ry good citizen to look out for, and, il srssary, kill the monster.
 
 |yr c. C. Bean arrived, night before last lm tbe Rio Verde, where he has a great many ache Indians at work, cutting and carry E bay to the post, for which he pays tn, |dans sl5 per ton. He says chat both mer li women work with will, which Is some Ing new for Apaches. It will also be seen our telegram from the San Carlos reserve a, some 54 Indians are there blowing anC ping other work on their farm, all of which les to show that Crooks peace policy is th, fst yet devised, for the elevation and inde indence of the red men7
 Mr John Stemmer, who caters for tn, ,arders of the Oriental restauraunt, has ord of advice for persons owing him, in ou lyertising columns. .ne Yesterday some children found a small cal powder, and were bent on having som 'ar. ~i.h it; but they thoughtless!y place Ie can too near the fro and it exploded verely burning tho face of 2 little son c 0. Moves.
 WEATHER--Light showers of rain an, lil fell here yesterday. Persons just | pm the mountains say that is showed ther, .l. (.tV ..F snow Is imminent.
 Several ladies and gentlemen of Fort Whip C, Headquarters and Prescott, indulged l dance at the first-named place, last evening ms was, like it's numerous predecessors, ny enjoyable affair.
 Richard Egan and Michael Brane, took pa, ge, this morning, in Grants mail wagon, fo aliiOrnia.