The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
z TE saTTlTTEE OF SAFETY.
s... stonsman Interviewed

~.,J.v evening of last week mass ,.,. citizeos was hell at the court !, ,b. purpose Of considering the recent |, In
 5.,rsda,ions by laiiaas and to
 .s,u, as might bs regarded exr '''' ,,.o, themselves, ia the absence military protection.
 .;,,,s of 27 members selected from ..,s present.. to ios known as q Commit. 5.,.,,a were appointed, out Ot winch .;,,s,of five were chosen, to proceed .. immediately. there to meet and ..s Gen Stoueman, obtain his present ,o this Italian question, and report ,r,nd committee. With fullin'tructiOn'' .a.5 the subcommittee started for m Friday, and on Saturday pre-
 .;. documents to the General and s;,. .atsuent of their business. The .,n.sI much surprise upon reading the ,,.,ss,sd by the committe, of the mum . I.di.u Expectations committed during .n of his absence in California. The n, which we copy from the report ,s5.committee will best explain the re- the interview;
 committee met Gen. Slonemsn on rsaing of tue 2lst inst, at the house of souo,on. a short distance below Flor 00 tbe Gila river, where, in 8 conference sOors duration, the views and intentions (isnsrsI were stated in SubGtanee, as |. That some lime daring the last sum ! dpemorsl" was presented 10 him, pur- |, to have l,eeu gotten up and signed by soole of Tubac and those living in the Cruz valley. This meMorial was signed names, aud the instrument stated that b, only half of what could be obtained, Ducluded that a c0mmani ' represented nsn could take care ot Itseli. He was esi hsHever, that now there were no tsmbsr of psrsons in the valley of the cruz < hat the of Tucson and vicinity could not expect 3ts than had been doue already; that only sufficient horses at his command ani one eavalryman in every five; that cavalry had been Sent from the East 5, brsSsn-dOwn horses, entirely unfit for aIu service to replase the 9th cavalrY Tu adnirahly mounted on young Cali. horses pecuIiary adapted for the work sl of them. He regretted that he was Eanscrbsd as to his mesas to do the 'Hpeetsd of hun, aRd initanced, among Aldgs, that heretofore there was an exu Eaf' allowed of fSlSO.0O per man in the STy, aud that he was now limited to aud could not exceed the appropria- nal although he could no. reinforce the DOW FserVlng in the Southern part of tAe p''' ha would not withdraw any, but as < Capt hoO-e's company of Cavalry can aa'ei on the horses now used by Go UAV, they shall be kept scouting the Q! the Santa Cruz aud Sonoita and 1p C'ittsndsn should be occu pied un.
 'as harvest. The Genera! further '" bic order for vigorous prosecution Ter campaign against the Apaeh.s was aia'OraOly criticised by the Eastern -s'sH to the extent of having the Pre- 'sses' to Gen, Sherman that he sborIa |
 'Fuer should be so modified as ''p0nd with the intentions of the ad- | 'uo0 ia its Indian policy vis: Ore off
 Oa aud Kindness, looking to ther ne Informed us that one
 As EAOle army was now stationed io
 s'a'er proportion tkan we had i ], %l' p'''' and cautioned the people ofh continuance of their cou- a' laek of protection by the miii,arv sba. sH'cs to have the troops en. ,o., 'oas the subject had been
 T'nPlAI'd, T and might yet be act
 P''h and substance of ,ba s.a . " your Committee understand | so,. 0usnan is, that we can expec. .', '' ,, rom him than h.. been done '"i's further is expected W. mus, ''' own efforts for it. cousum-