Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
Arizona Items.
from the Citizen June 3d.


E. N. Fish d Co. received 1900
pounds of assorted merchandise on
Monday by Goldberg's train, and ship
ped 1000 pounds of merchandise on
Friday to Point of Mountain. sa3s~l u
Zeckendoff Brothers have lately
purchased some sixty ounces OF gold
dust, all of which came in from Sono-
ra. s go
The transportation contracts for re-
moval of the Chiricahua Indians to
San Carlos were awarded to Barnett
& Block Oh the Goth ultimo, at 78 cts.
per hundred miles fron Chiricahua to
GrBnt, and at $174 from Chiricahua
to San Carlos.
From Lowell, Grant and Bowie
there will be ten companies of Caval.
ry and two companies of Indian scouts
brought directly to bear on the Indian
situation at Chiricahua. In every
light it is to be hoped that when the
Indians learn of the kindly and bene-
ficent motives acturting those engag-
ed in the removal, they will quietly
submit. But If they don't they will
have to go down. .ss.s<s
+ The detachment Of San Carlos Apa-
ches who came into town last week,
left here on Tuesday of this week for
Grant, Ell route to Bowie, under COM
mand of Merejildo Grijalba. While
here they conducted themselves in
the most model manner. They walk
ed the streets quietly and decently,
made not single attempt to get liq-
uor, maintained perfect quiet, visited
the various localities about town, and
it was positive pleasure to have
them here and to note their change
under Agent Clum's good offices from
the widest savagery to civilization,
peace and contentment. They at
tracted universal attention, and we
no longer wonder at Mr.. Clum's per-
feet confidence in them and the re-
lance he will place in them in his
projected visit to Bowie.
Governor Stafford and Thos. Ewing
left here on Thursday for the Globe
mining district to examine the rich
prospects in their claims. We mem
toned last week report that thesu-a
perintendent of the Rescue had lately
rich ole in the bottom of the shaft.
This news is fully confirmed, although
we have not yet the full details, but
we know that they have q 15-inch
vein of the richest kind of ore. Our
regular letter will probably more full
ly post us on this new find. saA sie-
Agent J. p. Clum leaves here this
morning for Camp Bowie to take i'm
mediate civil superintendence In the
transfer of the Chiricahua Indians to
San Carlos. He will overtake his
body guard of San Carlos scouts some-
where on the road, and from that on
will proceed to carry out the well ar
ranged and perfected plans for the
sransfer. II is unnecessary and might
do harm to anticipate the movements
of the civil and military parties en-
gagged in bringing to successful con.
clusion our last Indian difficulty. The
people of Southern Arizona know Mr..
Clum and need no assurance that he
will do what lies within human pow.
er. 5a.a Isaa s9IJH - 4ss se
AS we conjectured last week.. the
story of the suicide of Mr.. q. E. Cur
tbs known in Arizona was canard or
a joke or lie. The telegraph this
week informs US of Ms. Curtiss' con-
tinued residence in the flesh, and of
his carrying the customary amount
of the latter. We fervently hope that
this is true. What fine lawful ex-
amplen he would make.