Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-17

M Demp psey, do; L w Blinn and
wife, do; Joseph d Redding, San
rancisco; A Rhodes, Los Angeles;
Hattse Dupee, Casa Grande; II s
Drew, Cotton; Mrs Wilson, do; A
w Poole, Los Angeles, B McGuird,
New York; B Laird, Los Angeles;
J Nj Colborn, do; A E Whselock,
do; B Goldman, Maricopa; G
Appin, Los Angeles; Mrs Merritt,
Cotton; Mrs Stoddard, do; s Santa
Ana, Mexico.
--latest Iudian News.
TUCSON, Sept. 16th.-A Citizen
special from Camp Thomas says:
The headquarters of the depart
ment arrived here to-day and also
Major Comegys, Paymaster. Re-
ports from Apache are to the effect
that the majority of the hostiles
are still at CibIeu.
Gen. Mckenzie is moving with
q strong force from Wingate to-
wards Fort Apache. Major McLell-
ans Company l., Sixth Cavalry,
reached here last night. Geo. III.
Stevens. Capt. Jeffords and Mara.
jolda left this morning for the
Agency to ascertain if possible the
movements of the hostiles. They
have more influence, probably,
than any other men In the Terri
tory.
Another special from Wilcox
says: Permission to enlist any
more Mohaves or Yumas for scouts
has been refused by Agent Tiffany
to Col. Biddle, consequently there
is a big kick over it. Tiffany's re-
fusal is uncalled for, as the scouts
are indispensable. A squaw came
into the sub-agency yesterday and
renorted that party of hostiles, 81
strong. we'll armed and with a sup
ply OF cartridges, are fortified on
the Apache and San Carlos trail on
the north side of Black river, near
the scene of the recent Apache
raid.
McKenzie's command, including
Bradley, is on the way from Win
gate to join CarI's forces at Apache.
Some OF the hostiles came close to
the reservation and tried to have a
talk with the reservation Indians
night before last. 1t is thought
that the hostiles have BEEN lately
moving towards Cibicu.
p'sposisson OF Troops 10 Corra, she
HastiIes,
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. .16th.-Gen.
Wilcox has established peace
lines surrounding the reservation
outside of which all Indians found
will be treated as hostiles, except
those employed by tae military.
Three districts have beer formed
Apache, Verde and Gila-com.
manded by Gen, Carr, Coils. Price
and Biddle respectively. By this
the movements of troops will be
facilitated as the district COM
manders will be able to communi.
cate with each other more prompt
" as 10 movements and direction
taken by ths hostiles. Msj. Mo.
Lellan, with L Company, Sixth
Cavalry, leaves for ash Creek in
the morning.
Two Mexicans came in here this
afternoon and reported that the
Indians had run of band of sheep
which they were herding about
eight miles from Thomas, across
the Gila river. Lieut.. Bailey,
Sixth Cavalry, with his company,
baa left In pursuit of them.
Lieutenant Glass, Sixth Cavalry,
came ia to-day from the direction
of Rocky Canon, where this com.
pany is doing patrol duty in the
road. The Gila is still quite high,
and considerable trouble has been
experienced in crossing troops and
supplies. A ferrybost has been
built, which will enable the differ
ent commands to cross more rap
idly. There is nothing from Apache
concerning the doings or where.
abouts of the hostiles, but the
greater portion Of them are thought
to be in the vicinity of Cibicu.
Nothing has been heard from
Col. PRICES command, which are
supposed to be moving through the
Tonto Basin country. Capt. w. A.
Stafford, Sixth Cavalry, with Com
pany M, left for the Gila crossing
this morning.
Work en- the sierra Nevada Mine.
VIRGINIA CITY, Sept. I6th.-
Senator Fair Is still retioent in re-
gard to what is doing at the bot
tom of the Sierra Nevada winze,
but says that work there is pro.
crossing. Considering that there
Is a strong flow of water from this,
1T would appear that sinking
has been resumed, and such is the
belief on the street. 1t Is also re-
ported on the street that the west
drift from the 2700 foot station,
which is % feet in length, is pretty
we'll filled with ore taken from the
bottom of the winz0. A diamond
drill has been put into the Joint
Consolidated Virginia and Best 81
Belcher crosscut on the 2300 foot
level. The drill ia In S5 feet, and
yesterday the drillings gave as
says as high as SS. The east drift
at the 2900 foot station of the
Ophir-Mexican mine Is now out
104 feet.
Tine Oakland Fair Races.
OAKLAND, CAL, September 16.-
The races at the Oakland Trotting
Park to-day we're the most exciting
of the week. The sports fell heavily
all day, all the favorites being
beaten. In the 2:30 class trot, with
ten entries, there were seven start
ers. Empress was the favorite at