Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16


 subsequent to their removal, was as followa {:
 On leaving the Verde Reserve. .l.e
 At San Carlos. April a. 1875.
 Absent count San Carlos ....-......-..-. ll3.
 Of the Ills reported absent, 9 gre with the wagon train en route, a few old people died on the march, and the remainder absent and not accounted for are supposed to have gone to the Colorado reservation. Scouts have been ordered to traverse the trail from San Carlos to Verde and search for signs, with 8 view of having any stragglers who may be found captured and sent to San Carles.
 The Indians at San Carlos are quiet and or derly; those who had arms in their posses sion have turned them in, and affairs gener- ally are working satisfactory. No Indians have left since their arrival at that place.
 Under General Orders, No. IA, series ot 1870, from headquarters department of Ari- zona, authority has been granted bidders for grain contract to plant on the Lowell mili- tary reserration.
 Inspector General Hardie. acting under or ders from the War Department, is now on a tour of inspection in this department, and will come via La Paz ard Mojave to this point. He may be expected to arrive in the latter part of the month.
 Assistant Surgeon Alfred D. Wilson, U. S. A., who has been for some time on temporary duty at Fort Yuma. will shortly leave that point for Camp Mcdowell, at which post he is to be stationed.
 Military orders have been issued from de- dartment headquarters as follows:
 April sth-Captain Daniel T. Wells, 8th Infantry is directed to take charge of all gen eral prisoners now at Fort Yuma, California, who are to serve out sentences at Alcatraz Island, and conduct them, under a proper guard, via the Gulf of California, to San Francisco, turning them over upon arrival to su h person as may e designated by the Di- vision Commander. Upon the completion of this duty, Captain Wells, with guard, will return to his proper station.
 April l2th-A general court martial is con- stituted to assemble at Camp Grant, A. T.; ar 10 o'clock, A. M., the 24th instant, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of such persons as may be properly brought be- fore it.
 Detail for he Court Captain Alfred T. Smith, Sth Infantry; Captain George McC. Miller, Assistant Surgeon; FirstLieut. Frank T. Adams, sth Infantry; First-Lieut. A. F. Woodson, 5th Cavalry; Second-Lieut. Chas H. Watts, 5th Cavalry; Second-Lieut. E. P. Eckerson, 5th Cavalry. First-Lieutenant Alfred B. Bache, 5th Cavalry, Judge Advo- cate.
 Upon arriving in this department, Assis- tant Surgeon B. G. Semig will report in per son without delay, to the commanding officer at Fort Yuma, California, for duty at that post.
 April l4th-A General Court Martial is constituted to assemble at Fort Whipple, \. T., at 10 o'clock, A. M, Friday the 18th inst, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of such persons as may be properly brought before it.
 Detail .tor the Court Maj. A. W. Evans, Third Cavalry; Capt. J. J. Van Horn, 9th Infantry; Capt. Henry Lppincott, Assist Surgeon U. S. Army; First-Lieut. Bishop Aldrich, Sth Infantry Second-Lieut. Ed ward Lynch, Sth Infantry; Second-Lieut. Hoel S. Bishop, 9th Cavalry; First-Lieut. E. B. Savage, sth Infantry, Judge Advocate.
 The telegraphic instructions of tie 18th inst, directing Captain J. w. Mason, 5th Cavalry, to report in person without delay, at these Headquarters, are hereby confirm ed. When no longer required Captain Ma son will return to his proper station.
 Acting Assistant-Surgeon W. w. Corbu- sier will proceed on the lst proximo, to San Francisco, Cal, reporting upon arrival to the Assistant Adjutant General, Military Division of the Pacific, for the annulment of contract, his services being no longer re- qurc d in this Department, from and after that date.