Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
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COAST NEVIS.
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' COAST NEVIS.
 Latest ssvs froa ATaese
 ls1acial Co ,he Cr-I-FT.
 THoNAs, September SD. J. Bolan Dis-rict Attorney; Iou Nevlaud and seven other residents 0i this valley i started thls eye1llg for Eagle Creek tl - Book itr Stevens and party, who ieltAerg some cgy5 ago.
 tampluy 95 Sixth Cavalry; II, Twelfth -lt -l, and Ei-iila ln.allry, arrived lll-tl, owing l- and excessive lCat
 Nothing new E.-t AargcLa At San Carlos and Globe it believed tlat uot more ihu ts5 hundred bucks are on tle Ear-p4tl, that none 0f tlem have as yet gone Ogr. oUt are cerrel ting around Apache. Io-mo-r. is cQuut day at the agency and we Hil be able Go know how ma ny are missing. It Wa5 supposed that Juh, Che Ciircenua chiel, had left the ressrvatien, bu. it proved untrue. He is @ tle sut-agoDcy
 ! This evening J. B. Collins assaulted A. il. rankin striking Aim over tic head with a pistol, making a very bad wound and threatened t0 shoot and prf1apig would nave done so, but Gang horn an Franklin selZel Collins The cause oi the assault, is unknown.
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 Especial laE CrII1Fsf NILLCQN, September sth, n 80 a m.- | Major Worth command IS here. There is DO news from the front Major Worth sends a detlI of fifteen men to Demiug ! on our tram. Al trains Bill be guarded from heIe Go Uenling in the future.
 C. E. HRAKE.
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 ] WuLC0X. Seprember 1-I0:11 P. N.- ] General Wilcoy and part Of his ssaF ar- 1 rived .asr uighr. and are nos quaftered | here. ] interviewed the General a few ! minutes ngo, and he told me that Super ! iutendeu T0vne, of tLe Southern Pacifc ! Railroad, had applied fo- train guards | between here and Deling, and be would supply them. General Pope talegrauhs ! that he wil iool, lter the country rortL- ] east ci .le Apacles. General Pope ! hopes -o open conn ctigu for supplies | tc Fort Apache lIuu that direction. and ! will lt-lpose g. force between the 1 Apachas and Narlios. The Eichth h. ialtry is ezpecel here to-day, and two companies .i the First Cavalry are ez- : pec-ed dally. The Fifth Cav lTy will be ! trou.l lt he-e # Ieressa-y. i uuor is aaoat that tlis Uil te made the head quarters n tAe iiet, with twelve -0mp-- ulcs stationed lere. The stage dri,sr from IloIla- arrived Jiis m ming, anI reports that tle Arulles two days ago ral-ed tl. town o. SmitLrle twelve miles above Ihouas stole .U3 cattle and furnished themselves with provisions. J lg people were mt m..C-fcL Cruteia T. J.5eau-Js iaavs for San Carlos ta- das.
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 WuL,ozi September Wilcox vas eI.i-tuej .-is morning at seven % )ca uv hear hur large ciu- nGma- served hy HI. Mil Ter, saloon k..ucr, crossing the track near she ses-iau lauss. He .a. his Win chester rt.-- -..o. ol a car and fired a ! number o. ..H.-. but h--i- crossed tha uHl s-r ss...r Mr. Miller mounted .-..lr. male ali followed . hin. 'a.-r ia -ut iia 'ruea4Ir . a-l l-u lis population turned out, and l arrived val. N.lea-- -.e.s heuys ru-ty ! ula . sHr-rll- -.ra.vais and pop-i EI.t . euH Usia finally ! brought .lI. -.ru. te ras carried ! back il triumph. I tss town is r-vel- ! ing .l .a.rE
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 a--t, e.H.eehr 1.-The stealing | Of stock iIau-lle IoImoI lemcut Is . c.llmei h- li-ll EIueshlrr who was | sent Go enquire ut. t.e matter Seven . ho-e- vese stolen, but provisions were 1 given chem and uo violence was Cxper- | fenced Iha band numbered about one | hundred .uel,, sluaws and children ! and is supposed -o be eu route to the reservation. dIrgi, thc cattle man, had | twa horse airl and beef killed last night ahaut four miles below this place. probably t.e work O, tle same band. | There is !. ,ilg new from Apache Tt is ouitta at em Ca-ios and Globe. Con siderable trouble is experienced in re- crutiug up the companies The Indians don't seem inclined Co enlist.
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 puESry, September e. NcIntcshs woman, iuio s.uaV states that the Iu.'r arc .t0 strong and have divided into tarcc parties, one watching the country between Apache and inc ra e-V, tlaE, uEe moving down to Tont3 creek and thirty coming via Sierra AugLg through Pieasgut valley. Mcln- tosl is are liable Lalf-breed and has been good guls and scout. Large meet ing bore las. igLt military companies forming Co protect tle settlers in Iout0 # needed. Strong resolutions against tho Indian policy of tLe rav- nmsut, de- LaudiE- tAe mater t5 lo turned 0yart3 tue military .d cit.aeus, were passed. Nothing has been received here from Apache OF Il.mcs.
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 NuLC0E. September a-Three com rauigs oi lLe Ai--h iGfut-y, Colonel Wilkins comm lai1r, arrived here last night Two com cu'es, y and h, com maudel by Major Wor-a, will guard trains from here Co Deuiu-, New Mex ico. Company 5, Eighth Infantry, CaTisin Porte. caIucllin- left early this mouiu- 'cr the front. General Wilcox j fast getting olaiu around the Apach. mn dsrerA Troops are na moving from al directions towards the Apachss. General FeUewll. assist, and has already ordered troops l3 cdvaut" . from WlI-te. New Nrv.H. trw9rls Che Apacles. ls ir.uoasd that Georges bend ul Na..c Mountain Indians have .
 
 confirmation. .=HIrrG. Wilcox .a7 aI- sent t, Bowie. .t-art Mcdowell and Wilcox flr '. t.ci.s He las c5- talishCl Lea.. u.g.e. tamplr rity at this point. .u- A- E. nuaIa \. X. G.. and lr--a. t. tl. a.lcy De- ps-tu.uL ll end CuumIs- sar.. II.- .f..- present presents a
 
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 I.r. ..4t r.a. at San Ca... H .ut tl. White -lluu- rl.l iu Tn. .ls . fallen at taH rate .i . ,at md ,. t.s CH...H.. ..-r Ie ..rl.f.e.
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 t.. e.l.gl.at a.--rerg- tl.ue .ul. ..r. -H accurate count orr.e ilu.ars E-.erday slows au g1- selee or 1lI men. women and children, all af u ce. with the exception ot 4i, are White M1uu -.n, losso' wl3p have mover came uuIcr t5c reservation rl-e- They were allowed ir General CuoE and afterLlris by Grant Co la Iudepcu- dent The t3 vere under tLc medicine mans c1lt-ol- The tlIicahugs are ah ucaeeable. Two bosllos were brought i1 vastcrtay. Se-el have been brought ia mp at Fort Apache Major Cbarca and Lieutenant culflyie and Catew0od , enlisted no Indian s-9lls to day. Globe City is ta le made .ie base ot supplies 1 io1 tLe Tllta country. Col. Prce takes command ot Iuio Basin. The chief or scouts rs-.E Elei here yesterday on ae- count a. t.1 much work. Twenty sc.ut- .W- Vi-l l.m.
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