The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

sp,>e'v ni>represcn,ed. or he is preparing to l mp>c conce 'si"n> la an homes; hnahcnl n, tieorr.
 ,,oi Nrrf,s l. L C. Prescots Blackboard R iast m from the Wes,; has been corrailedfVc k laiir, east bv Indians since 10 o'clock. Horse hack mail rider went west from here ai 70 n .,-iork A. NJ. and was not me; hv blackboard x .iriNcr-wa> probably killed. The corralled u tar.y was relieved by detachment of four q i.cn men of the telegraph party. coming from V Eamp tirant. Lieutenant Rucker starts inl- s inediately with twenty men and his scouts. >t# ,Signed; Al.l.ACE, tohd '.
 Tucson. Jnne l.
 mail rider was killed by the Indians, fhr,,. miles east of Camp Bowie, and another Mas killed five miles wc>; oi Bowia NeSier- slav In the tirSt ease. a small body .f troops anl citizens went out and fount the body, k z3,ut encountered more Indians than they enuld whip anl re,urnel. Great conSterna- siion prevails. The citizens are signing pc- iiti"n to Agent Cum. asking f ho>llle> s.anmn; he cpaNei to keep the peace, a> other inean> have failed.
 Yuma, June I. The railroad company s-l"r;vd one huu- drei acres. granted hv council, complc ely Surrounding the present occupied portion Of lh. town. IL will affect no change m the business streets
 \ quartz mill for the Signal mining com panN. Grceuwood a smcltIng furnace for the tla>kin> company, Globe district, arrived,
 
 All river steamers are undergoing Govern ineut inspection. stand very severe ie<'S.
 Yuma. \. T. June I. ear belonging {" tho construction train M fihe \. r. R. R. took fire and burned with ss us contents. this afternoon simon. Wallace .S Co store car. three boarding ears, and f one empty ear, were saved with much dltii- cultv. II k supposed that the fire caught 4 from sparks from the steamer. Loss. ab put S.So0.
 Wickenhur- June ,. Fl II. C. BiNl'y, an extensive mlnc operator, from Id tho. has arrived in the Territory, and after having examined the ancient ruinS ot Wickenhurg. together with ls mineral rr- sources and facilities of reducing ores, will ihen visit Prescott and all the important e mining points in lavapa county. II states I that all the capital of the Pacific coast k de> s tined to he invested in this Territory in the T upNI two wears.
 Naqui Wilson, from Partridge City. k in town. visiting all his old-iime friends. From reliable information we learn that number of other great mining experts are Cu route to the Territory.
 X rich silver lode has been discovered near ihiS place. which has caused great excite ment. owing to the fact that this vein k a ce- uIeni lode. carving the precious metals up into the thousands.
 II is on dit that Mir. O. Grant is about to form d matrimonial alliance witli a beautiful and accomplished young lady, and has all ready secured the services "f Judge S;autou The MINER is in great demand around these paris.
 Passengers on the coach to-day were II. c. BiNhv. D. C. Davis and wife, h. shaw and wife, \. kena.
 Pho,nix. June q. During the last two nights four horses have ieen stolen from corrll> in town. ThI> morning deputies F. M. Slankard and Owen Kellogg captured three characters, known t" have stolen hor~e> in California. Supposed io he guilty of the same acts here.