Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

TOMBSTONE, A. T., June l.-An Epi- taph courier from Oposura, Mexico, brings the intelligence that the Indians appeared in force near Nacori, ou Thur,- day last, evidently driven out ot tAe Sierra Madres hy Crook. Only thirty Mexican troops were at NacJU, and un attack was momeatarily expected The Indians were killing cattle, ald were nearly all afoot. Unless Crook follows She Indians into tue settlements. which is not probable. the campaign is lIable to end in failure. as the Mexican troops are not in sufficient force to successfully cooperate with them. Old Juh has thus fl- outvi,tej Crook, there having been no general engagement up to Monday last. Con- siderable feeling Is aroused in Mexico
 against what is called the Arizona in- yasi1n, and the Mexican troops are not cooperating. Colonel Baudola has sent
 endorsements to Nacori and taken every precauuou possible to nine the
 Indians to the foothills. Crook has
 broken up several Indian camps, bar
 thus far the savsges have successfully
 elUded him. However he proposes 70 make a summer campaign Of it and will doubtless succeed in whipping them yet. S5ecialto the CITIZEN.
 GUAYMAs, June I.-The schooner Antonia, direct from Trinidad, arrived yesterday bringing more news regard iug the gold discovery. Captain Gutierrez reports that about two hun
 dred miners are at Trinidad and that hone who sailed from here had started
 for ths mues. 4 fsw natives who claimed to have come from the mines
 were m possession of some fourteen
 pounds of gold. Captain Gutierrez rur- chased some eighteen ounces of an r- dian, who came aboard his vessel The Indians report that tie mines are some
 tweuty-three leagues inland, il a north
 western direction from Ir1iiad bay,
 but no water can be found there. 4
 letter from Muleje states tia. quite a
 number who ief, there for the p.acers
 returned for want of water The h.
 dians seem to know more aoout the
 mines than any one else and all who came from there bring gold. The scarcity ot water is the only obstacle between the miners and the gold
 MoHAvE, Cal. May 3I.-A gang of workman on tie Atlantic l5 Pacific Eaii-
 road completes laying the track to tLe
 Needles on the Colorado river to-day.
 This IS practically tae completion of tue
 road, as there ls only about loo feet of
 bridge work on tha river to be finished.
 The connection with ilc Southern Hd- cliic Railroad will probably toe made ln 8 week or ten days.
 POErhASD, Org, Hay 3l.-Biils of ialluE were received here today for the monster iron ferry boat Co be used by the Northern Pacific between kalaua and Lenore, the point opposite. l. Was shipped 5y rali in sections from \ "
 York on May 10th. and follows he plans furnished by John Gates, Chief Engineer or the steamboat department Oregon Railroad and Navigation c1m- paly. twill he the largest ferry boat lu ine United 5tates, except tle Soi.no. plyiag between B-nIrla and Port C,.ta, and will carry thirty cars at a load.
 SAN FEAScIsco, May 3l.-Tne eleven Chinese passen gers on tie British bark Gi5 ne!ey have been released, the plrtIe- having n each case put up bonds oi .ilOO. They mus; leave this port after the sailing of two steamers. ur tue same will he forfeited. There are also a number of women on board. who want to land, claiming to be the wives of Chinese merchants.
 SAN FBANcIsco, May 3).-To day b,- ing Memorial day, the b4ukS, excaar-,s aud business houses are closed. Tho procession this morning was large and imposing, and consisted of the Grand Army, Mexican and California Veterans. l escorted by the 2Hd brigade of militia. l winch was reviewed on Van Ness ave | hue by Major General Iurnbuli. The weather was cloudy and cool, agreeable ! for the processiouists. The troops pre- sented soldierly appearance.
 SAN FRASCIsC5, June It is stated . that the raIllo1l commission at their i meeting to-day will adopt a resolution reducing fares and freicnts from Ven and half tJ seventeen and half per rent below present rates. it Is ramJrei ! hat the object of this action is tO weak -n the effect of the popular demoustra- non ar San Jose tD-moT5pw.
 Judgment for plaintiff has baeu rea ier-d by Judge Evans m the ease of Con Conner, as assignee or J. G. Ear, -ajust William irvue. e ul.. tJ recover ru thousand share ut Morgan mining tock.
 Prof Baird, O, Washington. has ir- DrmeI the California Fish Com 20 s-inn- .r- that the effort to iutr11uc. Ca'iflr- ! ia salmon into eastern stream. has aLet
 The City or Pehue brought 70 Chinese, of which 3jj Landed .ere ou reiurG certificates The remaiuier -o to EIy.or,l. 'Ortlaud and Houoluu. The Pekiug ais '-ought sixtsel hundred packages of lew tea.
 SAN FEANCIsco, May 3i.-Ihe will of Thomas Sullivan who died Iu Sal. Lake Hay 2lsl, has been iiiej Ia probate. The state consists of real estate In tl,s city forth SSl,Ol0 and a half interest ln the nm Of Sullivan X O.. cloak makers. 2 ialf the property is left f1 Elizabeth , widow of the deceasel. and . he rest Co tHc children. 0' W om the de- el-ed w..e father of two. The VII p-u- ldeS that there shall be deposited for 2 sch S2J,ODJ ,o be available when the hildrel Teach their majority. The . 'ldow was appointed exacgr-K. SAN FRAScIsc1, May 3L-Au Lynch. 'r many years @ pres -.-1-t.rot t.-- ny, dI-d suddenly ahru- u'cIHci. l'rnlug lH room @; III Pos. -try-t T E 1mn.aInei rf hsluc IT, A rhy-iri,- .as sent for Dlt be iiel ye.ore msd,eAi ' reached II1. The body -.- removed . D the m1r-ue and hrs m3,har and sister sieEraphed for at Sacramento. Nr .yuch Was formerly connected plth the ( ress of Sacramento and at one time H as justice ut tae peace .E that city. s .e WAS well known ll newspaper cl1C.e7 t this clty, and, in fact, throuenoqt the " tate as a humorous writer. He was ? bout 4) years Of age and unmarried. b SAS FRASC1sco. May 3l-Neither !. ray norO Brien, late Secretaries of the y .aTbor Commission, have yet sue C seded ID obtaining bail, u0twiths;aud- g, .g that the amount has been reduced z, yo-thirds. h SAS FRANCISCO, May 3-The City Of q ekluE to-day brought niue sixty-six lses Of opium, the largest cargo yet -ouCht at one time. The duties amount
 nearly S3s000.
 VIRGINIA, Nev., June IA fire broke It to-day, destroying five buildings. e. Dtal loss IS estimated at S30,O0Q, with p. U little insurance. c