Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
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A1sln1l-s 01 tA-5 AFAS-rs- Special to the CTuzEN.l
 WILCOX, September l5.-l P. m.- Army headquarters were moved to Grant yesterday; from thence they will be moved to Camp Thomas to-day or to- MOTION. There is some excitement among Indians on the San Carlos reser- vation. Troops are marching to the front on foot. There are not sufficient horses to mount all the men. Supplies are being forwarded by Col. Hodges as fast as they arrive. Measures Ui Gener- al Wilcox in concentrating all hls forces in the vicinity of tue hostiles Las had the effect of keeping them in the vicin- ity of Cibicu. The hostiles tried to get communication with the reservation Indians yesterday. Scouting parties have destroyed large quantities of h. dian stores. TheIr atrocities are con fined t. the Tonto Basin and the Cibicu. The report that Indians fired into the Wickenburg stage is denied.
 Mexicans ani Indians Fisht- Special To the CITIZEN
 DEMING, September 15.-S. Stiles, who came in from Eureka, New Mexico, yes terday reports that some Mexicans on Black Range had fight with Indians two miles north Of Eureka, in which two Mexicdns and two Indians were killed. The Indians were probably of Sana's band, who are supposed to be m that locality.
 Calling in Inc Indians. Special to the CITIZEN.
 ! MARIcoPA, September I5.-Roswell G. Wheeler, Agent of the Pima and Mari eopa Indians. has received q telegram from Governor Gosper requesting him to call in any Indians who may be out with arms on hunting expeditions This course Is advised in order to prevent any possible collision between settlers and minute men who nay come upon them when far removed frota their reservation, and who may mistake thSm for hostiles. Movements Of tae TrOops-The La, of the Dead
 stin Growing Minor Iteas From our Special Correspondent in the Field.
 CAMP THOMAS, September I5.-Major Tupper's company of the Sixth Cavalry had started to San Carlos ast night when they were ordered back to the post and Company H, Col. Stay, were sent to San Carlos. Major hIpper's company leaves tomorrow for Apache,
  with pack train.
 There were two companies ordeled to repair the road through the Rocky can- yon, which WIS badly washed recently by rain. All communication with Aps- che is by the trail A despatch carrier named August Stout has got back from Apache. He reports seeing on his way up, about 9 miles from here, ten Indian camp-fres He hid in a canyon until morning when he started again and got through. He saw about Sl5,000 worth of freight belonging to Norton, Stewart & Co, lying in Ash Greek. It was undis- tubed, except one box broken open. He found two crippled horses near Rocky canyon, one a government horse and the other an Indian pony. Bill Cowden, formerly miner in the Dragoons, were shot while eating supper at Weeks house, on Turkey creek, twenty miles east Of Apache.
 4 man by the nal3e of Anderson, a Mormon, and two companions. was killed on the top of hill, eight miles east of Apache. Hehad made gallant fight, 147 cartridge shells being found | near him. His body was found burned | in the wagon. Anderson was we'll known | at Camp Rucker.
 Company E, Twelfth Infantry, Lieut. | Hhlloran commanding, arrived from Giant to-day. Cabt Brown, of this who has never been with his | having Deen on Gen. Ord's | staff, will arrive tonight.
 Tiffany obstructng the Military. lS1ecial to TuE CITIzESl
 WILCOX, September 16.-Permission to enlist any more HOhaves and Yumas for scouts has beel refused by Agent Tiffany to Colonel Riddle, consequently there is big kick cver it. Tiffany, re- fusal is uncalled for as the scouts in- 4 squaw came int the yesterday and reported tat a party of hostiles sisty-four strong, we'll armed aaI -uiGn a supPIy or cdrtridc.- are fortified on the Fort Apavs.~ --.tl Sal .@-rlOs trail, on the north side oi, Black rlyet near the recent Apache rai1. | MchenZle's cois-nand, including Brad. | lev, is on the way frOm1st Wingate to join l Carr's forces at Fort APaC1-4 Some of the hostiles came close to the reservation and tried to have talk with the resser- vation Indians night before last. It is thought that the hOstiles have been lase- ly moving towards Cibicu.
 Restraining ths Whereabouts of the Apachss- Special to the CITIzEN.I
 CAMP THOMAS, September 16.-The Headquarters of the Department arrived here yesterday and also Major Comegys |, Paymaster. Lieutenant Bailey .lnd company Of Indiiii2,, scouts. after q long scout in New Mexico, have come in. Reports from Fort Apache are to the ef- feet that the majority of the hostiles are still on the Cibicu. Colonel Sanford with two companies of the First Cavalry left Grant yesterday on a scouting ex- petition. General Mckenzie is moving with a strong force from Fort Wingate towards Fort Apache. Major McLel- lans, Company l., Sixth Cavalry, reached here last night. Geo. H. Stevens, Capt. JeiTord and Maraiolda left this morning for the sub-agency to ascertain if possi- ble the movements of the hostiles. They have more influence with the Indians probably thar any other men in the Ter ritory.
 Scouts for New Mexico. fLs...,--I to tha Tf7-yyEr~