Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-21

yesterday morning, reported very hig
 winds, so high that the Captain did not con
 sider 1t safe to land at San Pedro, and vii
 stop over there to unload freight on her Wa,
 up, the weather permitting.
 San Francisco, May 1.-The preparation
 are now nearly completed for the execution
 of James Lick's revised Deed of Trust. H.
 gives to his son S150,OOO instead of $3.OO(
 as heretofore. He reserves S500,0OO fol
 himseif and makes a few not very important
 changes m his other bequests.
 Minlns stocks are still on the lower level
 Gold in New York, He. Greenbscks ir San Francisco, s6f and S74. San Diego, May lS.-Among the passen- gers leaving San Francisco on the steamer Orizaoa to-day are, of the Army, Lieut.. Wee Gen, engineer corps Gen. B. :. Alexander and Col: Stewart, of the U. $. Engineer Office at San Francisco; 0. K. Thompkins and Il. 4. Dusouchet, Signal Service.
 LATEsT.-John c. Breckenridge died at Lexington, Ny; May r.
 Ihegrasshopper pest in Missouri, Kansas and other western states is fearful. Stock is dying by thousands. Governor of Missouri has appointed day of humilli- tion and fast ing Tn consequence. Quite large bundle of dispatches recieved too late to put in type.
 TERRITORIAL.
 Tucson, May l4.-Indian agent J. P. Clum in letter to the Citizen, reports that on the 4th inst. three Indians belonging to the San Carlos agency were fired upon near the Pi- nal mountains by two men supposed to be prospectors. The Indians had permission 10 be absent an,i had a written pass and notwith- standing the fact that the one who had the pass held it above his head in full view crying out bueno, bueno, Amcricanos; soldados San Carlos, "they were fired upon five times. me Indians then returned two shots, not to Kill but to show that they were armed. The men He'd and the Indians came in and report ed the fact. party sent out to investigate the matter fully cOrroborate the statement made by the Indians.
 Advices from Camp Bowie are that the first detachment of the 9th. Cavalry consis- ting of companies c. F. and NJ. under the command of Colonel Royall in person, left there at o'clock on the morning of the 7th inst. in good order and splendid condition | Col. Lewis, the leader of the Band is quite l sick and was unable to leave, and will be con- | Delled to remain here for some days.
 Weather clear and hot. Thermometer to- lay, 99 in the shade.
 Yuma, May 14.-Steamers from mouth of River with freight and passengers per Steam IT Montana have arrived here. Among the messengers were Doctor B. G. Semig, [. S. i., Mrs. Captain Poole, and Miss Poole of tuna Steamer, Gila.
 Captain Mellon leaves here at daylight to- morrow for Mohave and other up river ports. Weather very warm. Maximum heat to- ay, l07.
 Tucson, May 20.-Letters to the Citizen 'om Apache Pass, in regard to the Cachise and of Apaches states that as nearly as can learned from we'll informed persons, the ndians are not in the habit of leaving the 'servation for the purpose of plundering or IT any other reason, but that the crimes in lexlcan states are committed by bands of 'negades who live in the mountain fastness- ct Senora, and by bands from other reser- 'tions in Arizona who recieving permission absent themselves tberefrom, enter Mexi- . through the Cachise reservation, thereby using the reports that those Indians are e offenders. That reservation seeming to the resort for all bands who are closely lrsued in Sonora on account of the many ronghoids iD the mountains.