The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
From the Citizen.

7 stone August lSt. lie visited 'he IOug c Nut and Lucky Cuss particularly. In tn ,, former he found the main shaft in an or body of full ten feet in width, and at leas l, a two hundred dollar average. He think !. the mili could now be run for full yea without any work but stoping. The
 Lucky Cuss he describes as showing as , finely as could he. The Corbin Mil Company will commence their frame work on Mondav next, and they allow five months for ths stamps to get to work
 ing. The condition of things is regarded
 as entirely serene
 Passes for 1900 Apaches.
 Last evening we received a note from
 Judge Hackney, editor of the .Silyer Ben
 containing what he considered reliable
 information to the effect that Capt. Cbaf-
 fee, Sixth Cavalry, who is now agent at
 San Carlos has, with the concurrence of
 Inspector Hammond, issued passes to
 about 1900 Indians, and some of the pass.
 es cover period of forty days. Judge
 Hackney is good authority and we must
 accept the above as fact but what is the
 possible cause or will be the result of
 this extraordinary pass issue is beyond
 our power ot conjecture. It can't be that
 the ratiOns are short as the flour contrac
 tor tells us he has sent up over 175,OO0 pounds since June 1. We conclude we don't know the cause and shall await further information with patience.
 Double Murder.
 The news reached town last night of the murder of two brothers named Shel. lenbach in Aztec canyon III the Santa Rita mountains on the 3Oth instant. A man named Tom Merchant was in com. pany with the murdered men and was himself badly wounded. Merchant says their party was attacked by Indians with l the above fatal results, but there seems | considerable doubt yet as to who tue mur- | derers may be. A number of bad men are known to be wandering about in that section and they may have committed this bloody deed. However this may be it is certain they were killed by the rene gades of some race who richly deserve the summary punishment they will re- ceive if detected
 Mr. Ould, of the firm of John R. | Dall & Co.,, returned today from Tomb stone and Patagonia via Tubac, and in passing down Aztec canyon came upon the body of one of the murdered men. He also met a party of armed men con- ing out from TNbac in search of the Shel. lenbach brothers. The bodies were re- covered and buried Mir. Ould thinks the killing was done by Indians, as party of ten or twelve had been seen in that vicin- ity and had stolen some horses. They had also stolen little boy from Peter Kitchens rancho and carried him into the lesero, where they left him, stripped MT. Kitchen missed the boy and took up he trail and found him. Armed parties Ire in search of the renegades and 1t is loped they will be overtaken and killed.
 The charge that the murder of tho ] hellenbach brothers was committed by indians is backed by the statement that oy belonging on ranche some distance 'om the scene of the murder, was ear led of the day before by persons who e says were Indians, and the boy's hat 'as found the next day close to the bodies B the murdered men. An inquest was cid over the dead men on Thursday. abino Otero acting as Coroner, and the lrviyor of the attack, T. B. Merchant, as present. The latter says that the lots which killed the Shellenbachs were red by parties concealed, and his own orse dashed away under fire of about ght shots from the same hidden enemy. s he sped away he turned in the saddle Id saw two Indians come from behind 'cks to catch the horses of their victims.
 these murderers were Indians, it will , interesting to find out where they be- ra ng; and it would seem that they might we been pretty easily overtaken, who- 'er they were. The country owes it to self to find out who has done this piece
 deviltry, aside from the question of M lnishmeut