Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-14
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Another Grab.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 6.-Grorge
NJ Willinr, an old and well known
resident OF his citv aud California
Is abou. 10 institute legal prOce d.
ings to secure Il tract of three hun
drcd square caguts or wInty-scvcn
hundred square miles of land ying
along the Gila liver, III n ng back
60 the Maricopa mounlaiu> in
Arizoaa, which WAS acquired by
Will IS Ion from Il Spani.ud named
Miguel eraiti. in 1874 a Id the dec
ON which, was &c orled at Pre- 60 :,
Ar zona. which, owing the su Ida II
d, ath of WiIiings was MT iSpOsG d
of IN his will. here are some com
piitaiions regarding ownership,
viscrs 1rc confident of being able 10
secure the land The pr rltS en-
bruce several Ia ncS and l. csi imItcd
at being worth III least ten millions.
q, VIC ay Killed Clifton.
CLIFTON, .Jun,- =. or lv after 9
o'clock last night man by the name
of :; ". GRAY vas ass ,ss mated on
the vel side of the river below the
] -wer bridge Gray who is partner
IN the saloon at >imms' CAM, and
man named Burns were coming up
Clifton street. when, according to
Burr $ account, two men rose up in
front Of I'll, m and bc.an shooting
Burns claims to Ia We thrown hin sell
ON his face and saved his life there
tv. TIL. coroner jury is now sit
ting.
= Surrcnd~Id H"stiles-
S,N CARLcs, June 6.-To Price |
Commits ioner a Wa>hingt' IL, d.. C.
Th. following indi. ms have surren-
e Cd to the Nj itia May Goth: eight
bucks, fif cen To thirty years cd; sIA
suuaws, five sir's d iwn hoy, thr,c
1" rlIirtr, n yeas old. Thy are from
Lnco'< bun of los lies in Old NtX-
leo, and were cut off from t! c mai
body ~ .hc Mexican troops. They
heard that tic 'untry was full of
soI'.icrs al d fled here for fng-. |
declined 1" r. ccive them and they
arc icing fed Y the military They
SHOULD le taken from The reservation
and punished. They came here from
nrcc~si.y will brcc dis or and en-
courage absentCes to return aud fat
ten ami grow strong an'.ther id
To prcve the murd of the whites
IL The future and assure the Ecoplc
thIt this reservation Is Not 10 be
male Il STE rr.reIt for murdcrers
7 rompt action should he ken with
Il that have returned, inc'u irg he
w. lucks who surrender q Nav 2d
and provisions should bc m dc for
Others who arc almost sure TO f-liuw,
as soon as t. cy are routed from the
mountains OF Mrxic'. 4
The Gold FIcIds- :,
TOMBSTONE, June 7.-W. B
Jones, of this place, arrived to-day {
from Trinidad, Lower California,
and states that the hrst water is rhir-
ty six mills. the sec I'D twenty-four u
the third fifty and dat no Americ ms
have yet reached the mines. Nellie
eastman and twcnty-siH Americans
r. ached the first tatiou but The en-
tire ia ty would have pcrishcd for 7
water, having no guile. but for meet
ing a party of Mex;cans returning l
ON the mines, wh ho directed them
10 w:t r The returning NJ xIcan
par V saws hat the rich grounds is I
only Try yards square and is 4
claim'd hy Yaqui Indians who >,
would not allow them on the ground e
b. there are p oSlCcts "f fine god ;,
being fOu d IL gul.hc> thr. or four
miles up and down the ravinc, but it .
is not known " whcfher l. exists ply Y
inI quantities Ii i only lhirty-fivc =,
mi es liOm the second wafer To the -
mines, but there i no water nearer .
thrn fifteen m is beyond the mines ;,
The distance overland from Mulcje y
is one hu4drcI and eighty mile
Provisions are III ap. Sixteen more
Americans ar. AT Guaymas read, to q
go in by the first vessfl 1t is feared i"
that many will perish for water he j
fore reaching the the tn rd station.
News from CIook.
TOMBSTONE, \. T., June S.-An II
courier from Oposura today v;
brings the information that the In b
dinns seen 1T NacorI were scouts from b.
CIo.k's command. The Mexican II
scouts taken Iy Crook from B .vispe II
have returned report that he h. s he d
has established his camp where Col $;
Garcia had fight with the Apachcs d'
on the 26ih of April. twenty i've re
miles nor heast of Nacori, and is
sending scOntin" parties out in all
diIecti rs, but mp TO the time of the ST
M"xicans l,.aving, had been umsuc- n
;essful IN finding Indians. This I
.:laces Crook near supplies, aS Il d.
ealtle range is near TO his camp. le
Crook has held entirely aloof fir. IN tv
he Mexican authorities. IF he ac- p
cOnplIshes nothing within he next $,
seventy days his campaign will end, IL
ns the rainy season is coming on and
the mountain streams will become
swollen. r. ndcring il imp 'ssIble for -,
lhe troops 10 cross. =
Tombstone lie ems, %
TOMBSTONE, June 8 w. A. Nash :
preferred charges last night against j.
Mayor Carr fer Iakiug 800 from IT
Duncan. giving a note therefor, with O
the understanding that if the Mayor ii