Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-02


q few old squaws, who groaned In |
spirit. Agent Tiffany will reach
here this afternoon. Sub-agent |
Hoag will send four prisoners down
tomorrow in charge of an Indian
scout, as he thinks no display OF
forces necessary.
Rep0rs O0nsrsdscted - The carp
Csse-American Mime Jumped
in sonora.
TUCSON, Nov. 1st.-The report of |
yesterday that a fight was going |
on between prospectors and In
dams near Cages station is with
out foundation. Gen. Wilcox ar.
rived here to-day and reports all
quiet among the Indians.
There Is considerable trouble |
likely to arise out OF the killing at
Tombstone. Many report the
whole matter as oold-blooded
murder. The Marshals posse, who
did the killing, are cut on bonds
and are undergoing an examina-
tion to-day. Marshal carp tele-
graphed Gen. Wilcox to send a
company of Cavalry there immedi-
ately to protect the town from
cowboys. Gen. Wilcox referred
the matter to Acting Governor
Gosper and also ordered the cav
airy at Huachuca to be In readi-
ness to move If SO ordered. The
nature of the case, If as represented
by the Marshal. will require an Or
der from the President before the
military can interfere. Supervisor
Joyce, of Tombstone, wired Sheriff
Behan to know if there was any
trouble at that place. Behan re-
piled: "No trouble; everything
peacable." 1t is said that $40, 900
has been raised to prosecute the
NIarshal's posse.
| Parties from Altar, Sonora, say
the Santa Felioita mine has been
taken possession of by Mextcans,
who jumped 1t on the pretexG that
the company who were working 1t
had violated the mining ordi-
nances. They claim that the pill
lars were taken out of the mine,
which makes forfeiture. The
American owners laid their case
before Gen. Ortiz, with affidavits
of several parties that all OF the
pillars removed had been taken out
years ago, long before the Ameri.
cans purchased the property. The
General refused to pay any atten-
ton to their remonstrances, and
in face of them ordered the jump.
ers to be put In possession of the
mine, thus stopping the working
IF IN a NJ no and tho runntpo nf TN O
mill. Barquyo and Garcia, two
merchants, are said to be the cause
of the whole difficulty.
Erei,W,asry ExHminasion as 10
tine sb"Os.ng ~' sna U"wbays.
TOMBSTONE, Nov. ist.-The ex-
animation of Morgan carp, Dan
Halliday ct al, under arrest for
killing the McLowry brothers and
Clanton Oh Wednesday last, is be-
ing held with closed doors under
the rule. Justice Spicer made an
order that any attorney giving out
information of the testimony taken
will be held for contempt of Court,
therefore no information is to be
had. This is necessary from the
fact of the great excitement here.
1t is hoped no further trouble will
occur. The friends Of the deceased
are determined to prosecute the
case to the bitter end in the courts
and have retained, in addition to
LittletOn Price, District Attorney,
the following attorneys: Goodrich
& Goodrich, Colby & Smith, Smith,
Earli Cop, mail e. Pohipsoy, and
J. M. Murphy. For the defense
appears Hon. Tom Fitch, Howard
& STREET. and f. j. Drum. The evil
dence is being reported by T.. ].
Risley, Territorial Reporter for
this district. 1t will be long and
tedious case, and II it goes TO the
District Court change Of venue
will have to be taken and the case
tried elsewhere, as SO much feeling
is manifested by both sides here.
The origin Of the trouble dates
back to the attempted stage rob-
berry and the killing of Budd Phil
pot. It is said that the lives
of the Earps, Marshal Williams.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent, and
others, who have been active after
the stage robbers at different
times, have all been threatened.
RAILROAD survey Com Ied-Water
Supply.
TOMBSTONE, Nov. 1st.-The sur.
vey of the Atchlson, Topeka and
Santa Fe road from Benson is COM
pleted to within one mile of town
and the locating engineers 60 to
Sulphur Springs valley to begin
locating from the east towards
Tombstone. The main line from
Deming will come through this
place and one branch 60 up the
San Pedro and down the Sonora
river, and another is now building
up the BarbacOmari to the head of
the Santa Cruz and thence to Mag
dalena and Hermoaillo.
The Huachuca Water Company
are pushing work rapidly on their
line, and expect to have pipes laid
by January. The Tombstone
Water Company is now supplying
the town with an abundance of
water at half the former rates, or
half cent a gallon. They have
pressure vi beVeDty-iOuC leebi Win
an iron reservoir Of ITO, 900 gallons
to draw upon.
Mining interests are prosperous
and the outlook for business is
bright.
| Favor 6Osper fur Governor.
PHGNIx, Nov. 1st.-In view of
the resignation of Fremont. the
press and the public Of Arizona are
remarkably unanimous in asking
the appointment Of Acting Gov.
ernor Gosper to the office. Twelve
OF the sixteen journals OF Arizona
have editorially recommended his
appointment to the Governorship
in view OF his high executive abil-
ity, as shown during his entire
term and especially during the re-