Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-04

received a call on Thursday to repair to the
ella to repair the damage done to A. Con
zales, who was shot in the groin by Frank
Griffin. The wound will probably prove
fatal
P. S. Just as we go to press, Mr.. Archi.
bald kindly handed us letter from d. G.
Thompson, showing that Jan. 81 he start
ed a 4-mule team for hay, 10 miles distant:
At nearly sunset, the Apaches jumped
three men cutting hay and loadlug the
wagon, one man receiving mortal wound
one white man and Papago escaping I'M
hurt. Upon gettiug this report, Mr.. Thomp-
son raised a party of II men who went in
pursuit. When 20 miles, Gonzales, above
mentioned, being under the influence OF
LIQUOR become separated, and on his APP
proach to the party, he was hailed several
times, but failed to respond, leading to the
belief that he was an Apache, and was shot
as above stated. Mr. Thompson says the
whole party justify Griffin.
JUDGE IsHAM REAvIs elegantly celebra-
ted his birthday which fell upon last Sat
urday In the evening, at the rooms OF the
Yuma delegation, the Governor, Supreme
Judges, nearly every member of both
branches of the Legislature, and Others
assembled upon invitation to assist the
Judge in this pleasant exercise. A lunch
was spread and bottles of champagne "too
numerous to mention were opened, and
the eating and drinking were interspersed
with many good wishes by all for all, and a
number of responses made which elsewhere
would have been termed speeches. The
occasion was a joyous one to hust and
guests, and none made any attempt to re-
press his feelings. Probably there were not
one present VINO would not like to assist
the Judge in many more birthday fetes.
THE Eastern mail is doing good service
between here and Santa Fe, as the papers
from that city have reached here regularly
three times a week for a couple of weeks.
We had some little growls at j. f. Bennett
& Co. few weeks ago, but if the present
state of efficiency continues, there will be
no occasion to repeat them.
But what is the matter beyond Santa Fe ?
We don't get through Eastern mail one-half
the time.
ONE GOOD INDIAN.-Last Monday night,
three Indians attempted to steal the horses
of Senior Rafael at the San Pedro ranches,
but they were seasonably discovered and
one instantly killed, and from blood on the
trail of those escaped, another is surely
wounded. Mr.. Duncan writes this news to
Hon. W. L. Fowler, and adds his opinion
that the rascals are Goodwin Indians. Such
receptions at ranches will have good effect.
w. o. SULLIVAN celebrated his nuptials
on Thursday night, by gay dance and a
truly generous feast of the best edibles and
drinkables. If the beginning Of his welded
life be an index to the regular every day
future of it, he will exist happily and fare
plenteously, and being good man, he de-
serves ''all that sort O. thing"
THE driver Of Thursdays eastern mail
brought word that early this week, party
/ of three men and one woman were attack
ed by Indians just this side of Apache Pass,
resulting in the loss of their stock but no
| injury to their persons. From every direc-
/ ton that news can be received, Apache dep
relations are reported.
RAIN commenced to fall during Thurs
day night, and continued up till late yes
terday morning. The dust was well laid
and some mud resulted in places. The
adjacent mountains were clad in a slight
cover of snow, and a white frost was pres
ent all ronnd this morning.
/
! APACHEs ABOUT.-On Wednesday night
| last a party of Apaches twenty to thirty
attempted to steal stock on the southern
suburb of Tucson The next day small
party passed west between town and the
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