Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
Movement of Troops.

Basin towards Cibicu, where the fight
 with Cars commend occurred.
 Colonel Hodges, Chief Quartermaster Of the Department, arrived here last evening, and will direct the operations | or his deUartment.
 \ large number Of horses and mules have been ordered purchased in Califor- ma to complete the mount for the Sixth l Cavalry, as well as to replace those sto- len by the Indians from General Carr's command. The mules will be used for
 filing mp pack trains.
 Lieutenant Gatewood has enlisted 70 ] Indian scouts at the Agency, and k
 moving with Captain Iupper. command
 ing troop c, Sixth Cavalry, towards ! Apache.
 l Fifty Sharp's or Springfield carbines. ! with lO,OOO rounds of ammunition. have been ordered to each of the following ! points: Forts Mcdowell. Bowie, Grant. ! Lowell, and Wilcox station. They will
 be sold tO citizens at Sl5 per thousand ! rounds for ammunition.
 Stevens and Party Returned. | TH0MAs, September iI.-Everything ] is quiet at Apache and m this vicinity. ! Stevens and par6y returned this morn 1 ing. He reports that Sam. C. McMoran ! and others Of this place, reported killed, | are safe at Eagle creek. They had taken ! precautions, but were not disturbed. ! Stock in that vicinity is all right. E5i Wagons for tho Red Skins. ! ISpccia. Co thc CIuzENl
 1 WILCOX, September 12-Dr. Girard came in this evening from Camp Grant to this point, where he has been ordered | temporarily for duty with the Eivhth | Infantry stationed here. An invoice of wagons, painted red and other colOrs, ar- rived to-day for the agency Indians. | This invoice, together with the granu- ! lated sugar, eastern hams, Java coffee, ! iron hunks, etc, provided before, will enable the monarch of the forest to fat ten mp and again be in condition to per petrate their cold-biOOded atrocities, but with the present department com mander they will be singled out, each and every one, individually, and punished according to the deeds committed. Latest from the Front Special to Che CIIZEy.l
 CAMP THOMAS, September 12-12:J0 D. m.-C0i. Bildle arrived from Apache yes terday en route tO-WillcOx. Lieutenant Clark arrived yesterday with his com pauy of scouts who are Co be mustered out. Lieut.. Guilioyle, accompanied by Frank Bennett, chief of scouts, enlist ed thirty-fve Indian scouts at San Car los. twenty of them being Yumas and <. At,---es. They left tms morning for New Mexico. T. French, stock ranch TT hyng eighteen miles above Fort Aba che now here, ascertaiued by telegraph last night that hls wife and six children had taken refuge at COoley's ranch and the Indians had driven off 400 head of stock and sixty horses. At COoley's ranch there are now thirty white famil- les and one hundred and fifty Indian s4uaws and children. guarded by friend ly Indians. Yesterday Capt. kramers Company l., of the Sixth, commanded by Lieut.. stanton, left for Fort Apache. Major IUpper's company is under marching orders. Col Scully. post quar- termaster. Is building a large ferryboat to enable troops to cross the Gila river readily, which would indicate renewed activity. Lieut.. Gdtewood with with company of scouts is expected here.
 From Camp Thomas.
 THoMAs, September I2.-Apache tele- graph line came mp this evening. Hos l
 
 1t IS dangerous to go anywhere outside | of it.
 The bodies of the men murdered at | Black River were horribly mutilated.
 Fears are entertained for Stevens safety. Nothing has been heard from | BOlan's party.
 .. The count showed no San Carlos h. dlans absent The hostiles are confined | to the White Mountains.
 Everything is quiet here, at San Car los and at Globe
 Latest from San Carlos.
 SAN CARLOS, September 1l.-Advices from San San Carlos agency that there IS no danger to be apprehended at the agency. The troops all left this morn- Chatoe for Pleasant Valley. and Lieutenant Glass for Ash Creek. Two more Indians were brought in and put m the guard house. Nothing has been heard from SpringvIlle or St. Johns vet.
 Latest Indian Eews
 Special to ;he CITIZEN.
 WILCOX, September Il.-AIai Geo. , B. Sanford, First Cavalry, commanding: Company C, Captain E. F. Bernard and Lieutenant Pitcher; Company l. Cap -aln Cellaes and Lieutenant 4. J. Brown, arrived at noon to-day. The l command consists of five commissioned ! officers, one surgeon and eighty-one ! men. They are fully armed and equipped Tor field service, having brought their lWn horses, mules and wagons After short rest they will proceed to Camp Grant, from which they will be dis latched Co the most needed IOint. Four lf the reported Indian scout murderers ] who were present at the attack on Cars command at CibIcu, have been arrested q it the San Carlos Agency; they were ar ested at the request of the military au- J horities. General Wilcox directed that hey should be put in irons and sent / Q Camp Thomas for trial, but < policy may demand that a delay occur heir punishment for the purpose if Z possible of arresting the remainder of ! hem. Supplies of all kinds are D icing rapidly pushed forward tO the ront and Wilcox continues to be he center of great activity 2 Ten. h.L ."oved out with ms com land from Wngate Car To Sth inst. to )ln Gen. Carr at Apache- A pgrish- ( lent not to be forgotten will be dealt Q, ut Co the treacher0us murderers of II lentlg and the brave men who fell with II i'm. l venture the assertion that at no me Tn the past ten years has there been lch quick and rapid placing of troops -. ] different portions threatened by the . ostlles as on thls occasion. Train guards - ave here on every passcn1er train and Q 'cupy 1t Co Deming, New Mexico. where |; ley are relieved by guards from the aal istrict of New Mexico.
 Dividends.
 SAN FRANCISCO. September 12.-North V n Belle has declared its regular divi- 8 and of fifty cents per share. and an ex- a dividend of twenty-five cents per Iare.
 Movement of Troops.
 WILCOX, September I2-7:30 p. M.- aloT Mcclellan, with troop L, Sixth gl lvalry, left old Camp Grant yesterday. outing towards Camp Thomas. Major iddle, who returned to Thomas yester- th y, reports that the Indians held the tn nyon seven miles from Apache post ve aJor Sandford's command are scouting fo e country between Grant and San Si- fir on. They will cut of the escape of tn y hostiles that may attempt to go to- tn irds New Mexico and Sonora. VI,