Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
Prom Monday. Daily.l

l. Bryan arrived here from Wickeuburg
 is mornings blackboard and informs us 8is brother George ~er.'--s- ----:-- he left Wickenburg. He says that kye and Nelson never had trouble about Rnan but that they had not spoken TOT ! Is months. He Is satisfied that Nelson Aired to assassinate his brother ana bin-
 and that the proof against Nelson Is Eve. sst after leaving Mr Bryan's presence, Forenoon, we met Nelson, escorted oy kf Herbert and Under-sheriif Wilker- Gyoing in the direction of Judge fleury s
 Upon arriving there Nelson waived kamination and was taken back to jail, to
 Ia result of wounds. Public feeling here
 elsewhere is decidedly against the ac- d.
 1UNBuc CREEK.-"Jeff" Davis got in re- kly from the mining camp on the aforesaid K. which camp Is distant from Prescott &t E miles, in the southern foothills oi klsbay mountains While there he learn that the several companies engaged m ar
 raing the gold rock of that vicinity were |e than paying their way. One company
 they had just cleaned up slOO to the
 Geo Monroe was doing first-rate. Jen
 the lodges are rich ard numerous, ou'
 very thick.
 California and Eastern Nevada people wh' |e come here and fitted up for a cruise t'
 in the San Juan country were surprise' the immense stocks of goods in the store bur merchants, and expressed themselSe (siied with prices of everything here. The. Auested us to advise other immigrants he this way, it being the best and cheap
 way of reaching the new Dorado. slr George Jackson, of Walnut Greve, wa te Saturday last, and said that the recei tod in the creek done him great iaVor, tting new channel, out Vf which he ca
 w take nearly all the water in the cree ben needed to irrigatc his farm. i John White and s. Ball, having heai )nething concerning the movements o' N' bn, started for Peoples valley, intenulus Rad him of and deliver him to J. M Drys Kissed their man, who got In here "'' bead of them. ., | L. Alters and George Lount started .t Somino for their placer diggings near :. 1as.ayampa. out of which they expect
 ash s great deal of gold dust
 At,iaa Lodge, F. & A. M., held q cal, kee,ing on last Saturday evening. Tor 5urposs of oenferring the third degree O Forthy brother. There is vet remaining on the north u Sdes. ssoaad the heads of Big Bug, Ly ! (mkey and HsssAyaDps creeks, rom
 nches ts 2 feet Of snow.
 {. A. Stevens continues to supply the D
 .s. with kesh mutton, butter, milk, @c'
 lie s-day informed us that he has a'fe planted considerable barley.
 George Losnt, contractor for erecting bounty buildings, has stone Tor ,he I, lou tlaE and some of the brick for tne wan
 ready on the ground.
 The "Nifty" people advertise good p
 at SIP per week, which is chsap' oon''"'
 their style of living.
 Fredericks, of upper Hassayampa1 VII very short time, have bis wheel anu ara all 0. K. for reducing rock.
 The many friends of D. $. Lount VI sorry to hear that he is, and has been
 long time past, quite unweil. Two wheels, for driving aTrastras, in of one, as heretofore stated, arc ih coa' construction on Big Bug creek. .... Considerable money, (checks on U. pository at Tucson) ), has been pad ou. .hief auartermasters office in the past A sEnAos from MT Roeder, was yes'