Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06


 of George IS he passed through, but in this they were not gratItied. No demonstrations were made except by a few old squaws who groaned in spirit. Agent Tiffany will reach here this afternoon. Sub-Agent Hoag will send four prisoners down tomorrow m charge of an Indian scout, as he thinks no display of force Is necessary.
 Matters at the sub-Agenoy.
 Isoecial to the CITzES.l
 SUs AGENCY, November 1.-Major Chaffee delivered George and his band to Lieutenant Anderson of Company l., of the Sixth Cavalry, at a point a few miles above here, and the latter took them to Camp Thomas. Major Chaffee has returned with Company l of the Sixth Cavalry to San Carlos Company H. of the Eighth Infantry, Maj. Wilhelm commanding, is in charge here. Sub- sSco,Its. one of the,h is Georges brothel- ;n-law and bad Indian. George souaw and ten others left for Camp Tbomas this evening. George has told many startling stories about the late Indian troubles. among them that the rs,eqade scouts are at Cooley's ranch almost daily. Col. Tiffany reached Carp Thomas this afternoon bound Tor Willcox.
 The Co.rts to Settle tho Matter. Special to THE CII1zES.l
 TOMBSTONE, November l.-Ihere IS no truth in the report that trouble Is brewing here. Everything IS quiet nere' The investigation is proceeding with closed doors. under statutory rules, and po reports of the testimony are allowed to be published. There Is more assured
 feeling of security than since the trage-
 dv The friends of the deceased are de
 termined to fight it out in the Court and
 not resort to arms.
 All Quiet on the Reservation
 Especial to the CITIZEN
 SUB-AGENcY, November 2-Ihe mlii
 tary force here and at San Carlos wli nrobablv be withdrawn. Major Chaiie' |. will recommend that they be abandoned | as military posts. The surrender O George has settled any fears of an In , dian outbreak. in about q week the an
 nuity goods will be distributed and al l tbe Indians will be on hand, except tn ! Chiricahnas.
 l ATalrs at Camp Thcm1s. i Special ;u the CillzEN.l
 $ CAMP THoMAs, November @-'1' n
 ranies B and I of the Sth, and compan
 F of the 12th Infantry, Col Smith con e msnding the battalion, left to-day to r ?. pair the road in Rocky Canyon. Lleu n c. M. Bailey is Quartermaster' MaI' e Worth of K company, Sth Infantry con IS msnds the post. Major Mcclellan WI' 'e his family arrived to-day from Tucso -s George and bis band were put Tn lrol d. last evening on their arrival J' 'n Colvir. CCibicu Charlie) Chief of Scout o. at Fort Apache, is here. He repoI it that forty cavalry and twenty-five ie d;ans are on 3 fifteen days scout U et tveen Cibicu and Cooley's ranch. It
 nine days since they left Fort Apac ly and nothing has been heard of the en I5eut. Darr commands the detachmel ne ne Everything is quiet at Fort Apael ,e. Pedro's band is busily engaged rem' ed ipo the corn abandoned by the Wh ct, Mountain Apaches, and selling It. ] or dro IS sick unto death and will soon J' re the red angels. Twenty-Five Humas r." Nobayes are employed at the depot ,il- Death of r E. Wilkes
 S.N FRANcIscO, October 3l--Ihe
 Roard adjourned at noon to-day III
 to.morrow morning account of the de
 ofFF Wilkes, one of it's members. ott Movements of Mr. Nickerson las Sax FRAxcIsco, November 2-Ihol by Nicke-son. of the Atchlson, Iopeka wo Santa Fe. Atlantic X Pacific, MeNl VII Central and California Southern T Ind-l rrads arrived yesterday en route ms: NIavice. Southern California ial. Ar;zona He will leave by ian Sonthern Pacific road on fri' s of taEing the steamer at Wilmington ! of tbe 5th for San Diego. He Is retlc low regarding the projected lines, but lbs, learned that the Atlantic & Pacinc rms not vet decided by which route IL cck enter California.
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