The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07

Tive Thousand People Homeless: - One
 Million Dollars Taken From Settlers
 Agent stout Trisnsphant.-Pims scaven-
 gers Eieh-
 Through the recommendation of agent
 sto1' of the Pima Agency, and others of
 his stripe the whole Salt River Valley from
 the confluence of the Verde with Salt River,
 IS miles wide sud extending down the val
 ley 34 miles, has been set apart as a reServ- alton for old Cnin-chi-a--cum and his filthy
 wards, numbering about 800 souls. The order mas been made and signed by Presi- dent Hayes. This new reservation, which IS taken with view to disposess and rob 5000 hard working, industrious citizens of their all. covers 9 surveyed townships or 576,000 acres of surveyed land and an equal amount of unsurveyed land, and takes in the towns ct Mesa, Tempe, Hayden,s Ferry and the large thriving town of Phenix, worth $i.O00,O00. IL was an i'll advised policy on the part of the people living in the val ley, in the first place to bave allowed these brawny sons of the Moutezuma race to oc- cupy lands other than on the Gila, and the matter should have received the proper at- tention from both the Executive and Milf fary Commanders. We trust that President Hayes wiil see what an injustice he has done. snd rcscind the order which is one hardly paralleled in the annals of history
 Another Bonanza Reported.
 
 Considerable exticement was created here a year or two ego by the exhibition, at the U. $. Exchange. of several specimens rich in | virgin silver and in chlorides. They were l said to have come from the hills south of i Mohawk Station, in this County Tom | Downey and others made several expeditions m search of the miae from whose float the | above sDecimens were broken but all search | proved fruitless until this week, when it was | reported here that the ledge had been found within three miles. of the Gila River, and near the railroad about fifty-eight miles from this town. Several parties have gone out to verify the report, and to gather up such advantages as may be derived from early presence on the ground. The late dis coveries in Silver District have prepared us to expect almost anything in the way of new and big silver mines in this County By | next Saturday we hope to lay authentic de- tails before our readers.-Yuma Sentinel, Feb 1st, 1879.
 Marshal Dake fixed up burro train this AHt htTE u1UEOhe A0U fhe laSsOing, saddliDg and the bucking of ; fhe young long ears made fun for dozen pr more of our young blOOds between the ages of and + years, whose school is the public streets where they learn all the happy thoughts; practice on marbles for keeps, get off big oaths, fill their mouths with .igars. Gmitaiing Gen. Grant. of coursel 'arry plug eff black strap which produces alrVIa raSaYalalfnn hoortno su.. arry concealed weapons, pack of cards, nd all the furnished etceieias. Well, the O Marshall furnished these little hoodlrms fun l. or while, and outfitted a train that will 'e useful in packing ore from the Acci- ental Mine to the ThunderOolt mill.
 Mess. Gosper, Seaman. Smith and Suong, n mining capitalists left to-day, for trip to n fig Bug and other mining districts, to be n nne several days. Mir. Strong is con c ected with the Michigan Southern Rail- e pad Company, and came here to look at II nd invest in Arizona mines. The country o hey are abou; to visit, offers rare induce \ tents to capitalists, and we believe that q, ithin the next year, several quarts mills e, 'N be in full blast m Big Bug district.
 High Church housemaid to low Church. Dok; "Lor', cook, how can you sit and list n to a man as wears nothin' but black pacal You should have seen our young W riest thls morning He had on black slik p Iirt, with white cambric tunic trimmed W ith reel Walansheens lace as missis gave nm, a rarrer 1gh art green scarf round his eek; an when he folded his arms across his N uzzum, with his air parted down the mid c Ie, oh, he looked puffeckly lov-e-lyw in Girls, if you want to encourage young sa en, get an album. It's the first thing sinful young man grabs when he enters q range house; wDve seen them look through le until they knew every picture by heart m 's wonderful what interest bashful 'ung man will take in a girls grandmother au ld pug-nosed uncle at the fsrst visit. pa GIVE HER THE RgxEFrT OF THE DOUBT ii, "Never kiss young girl if she doesn't A, ant you to. says an article in ''The Art of ho issing" But pretty often when young fri Il says she doesn't want you to kiss her, m, the very time she does want you to, SO 'u'd better take the benefit of the douDt No FEMALE LAWYERS WANTED Mrs ara <. Folz and Mrs. Lanra De Force lrdon have been denied admission to the lstings Law College, the directors decid; 2 not tO admit women. Mrs. Folz is ,m San Jose, in which city she has been rel mttcd to practice in the Couris.-Oall, ma Thoy have bsen having placer gold OK ement In Los Angslns all to themselves; ey dig it out of the streets. It has always cn known that the CIty of tho Angels was ved with gold, but 1t was not supposed %, It the angels would tear up the pavement. siu