Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
tFrcw Meax2yfs Dsiiy.l FROM THE VERDE.
INDIANS SHOOT AT IND WOUND RCBT
 SYEBBLEFIED--OTHE MATTERS.

INDIANS SHOOT AT xND WOUND ROBT
 SYEBBLEfIED-0THE MATTERS.
 Writing to us from Camp Verde, under dade of April 10th, 1874, Mir Frank Murray says:
 The Indians attacked Mir R. B. Stubble- field ou tue 9th inst, about six miles belo v che post, and shot him in the knee He is now in the spitol at this place.
 There arc great many indians roaming around the settlements on the river Three were .sss r dst: e ia: lost cae ss .. work cattle and suppose the red men have had . fine time feasting on it.
 You would not know Camp Verde naw. Col Coppinger and Lieut. Trout, the Quarter master, have made great changes here. TLere Is . place for everything now, and everything Is in its place. The water is running iu Col Mason's ditch and 1t comes within hundred feet of the parade ground.
 The river is still high, and bids fair to con stinue so a week or two longer
 The Indians on the reservation are quiet. It Woodson and Dr Day arrived on the 9th. Mr. s. c. Rogers came to town yesterday, from bis place on Walnut creek, near Camp .Huslpai.
 The quartz crushing works of Mir. Fred -erick, oyer on the Hasssyampa, have been running right along for several days and are still moving along few ''chunks" shown us . day CT two ago satisfy us that the works are freeins some gold from it's matrix.
 A small party of Nevsdans started from Prescott Saturday last, with the intention of 1smakins" the San Juan country. We learn that several more wouid-be San Juaners are in camp on the Verde
 WRAraxn A litile more snow fell hcrt Saturday last, which ssev melted early Sun day fsresess, sace vhieh time we have had wind from the ssutk aad ( cloudy sky.
 WuLIAxsss VsLLEy.-A recent lettel erea Nr Stephea Breoa tells us that thu farmers of ths valley are sos very busy preparing land for cfops
 sTsDrAsr SueAn. Mr. NJ. Gcldwate shewed as, Saturday last, . specimen 0 what ke said was fsir sample of the soga given Ipdians npon some reservation in thii Territory, which "sugar" appeared to bt xsuposed Of oBethird brown sugar, of yer, pees quality, and two-thirds ground granite if the aspscimcn" is fair sample cf che 'su yAr'' given the Indians, no time should b' lost in punishing the person or persona whs furnished the spsrious article.
 A WospEsTpL CoCsrRy Having scci lettuce asa rsdishes, from Peter Broisard' garden. Friday last, sad ssow from the cloud on Saturday last, we are Led to remark tha ehis is s wonderfsi county aad the Broisar' A weather beates.
 Mr. George Lonnt was trying to and an hire some good placer miners, fev days age He wanted them to work in his claim, on th uassayampa. 4 small advertisement m tn Daily MINER would have saved him eonsic erable running around.
 Ten or . dozen wagons and teams arriye in town. this morning, from Ehrenberg, an unloaded at the doors of our merchants.
 The store of II. Asher & Co. has recent underwent changes for the better. It ha also, received groceries, etc.
 We arc indebted to H. If. Cartier, jr., di trict attorney, for assistance in compiling o' article on Arizona its resources, etc.
 II. 0. Ledyard, dentist. who comes we recommended from California and the Atia' tic States, arrived here, by blackboard, th morning, fully prepared to do all kinds dentistry work. Dr Ledyard is stoppif with Dr McCandless.
 Constable J. W. Knott arrived here ye tcrdsy, from Verde, and tells of lively tim down there They had, last week, two nor races, the principal one being between lika mare and fGrcy Gorge" which latter anha won the race and pools.