Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

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 N, 2tH Congress Street ~- -.r1uia- letter from Agent Wil- -..z,--a rarlsin5 by evsrg Reader of
 r.-ry He tells some things that ..-.s7 sria-on at the Agency. This
 s... t4-vsen the agent and the mil
 -ra.lg hasten the trouble that is
 .,,.-,s. ualess 1t Is averted by the
 --~srt # can be done, and HOW
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 :-- i-5 i-es of certain matters in .--. 4.-s-..,a. The parties making the
 ..-....-rs hope will prove true to the
 = s'" by ir.erested .--. We la,e .-1wn government -..---is d u..ssa de.ectives-who .-.f--s a4i opposed to tear ID ths r-sai snl .1p El sty official acts, f-.-ts d--l t-u. known ot their move mrs ...srtls a.s that they ha5 eft tts..aa--g. Thai was .le last ot he 5-r --..a.. They had "1een cen" r-aaa. sa..Ea.
 UNITED >E.Ez- INDIAN SERVICE
 ~..t..s-g~ INDIAN AGENCY. A. l.,
 F.0-Uag 3. 1884
 Hon 4. Price. Cauui,sion-r Uf indian t-.5-,. N .-ll-- .au. D. C.:
 -rs-I have ;.c l .uor to inform vou t.-.r. 4- .8.ui.-. any iu tner etfart 10 r.. .-.. -.- Il I .u- or tn.s res -r,atiou r-- the a-ra--en. catered into le- -r-.- -.a >ae elaE Ol War .ua the ~sa-s-.-. ut t-a Interior on ,hs 5Ih of IcE. l->3. Ell hs onIy productive of r-.-aE-4..a >I.i- to the Indians. I s-r-l.- a. .reay as possible some of the --.-a-- gl vlcI base this opinion.
 . policy Ci t-e Interior Depart -. .L ulaer-t.nd Il, IS not IT, har- -.r -l ile uTac ice of the military officer Q whom police control of the res- av.-.- hos been entrusted. By his 1-.,aal Us { am informed, by his utter a--a-. is IS evident shat his construction ..s u -.l-Z of tue agreement vF-.i deprive tle agent or all vo-cs lu .s r-a-a-euelc of Indian affairs on
 f..A.H.AIs tAAAAa AAN A4lAG 4Gb4lA L4L44 .rE Gg-y except tO receive anu issue --E. Les. and that subject to the appro- r-- .r ll=arpr9yal Of -. captain com rGals. -s ll- arbitrary assumption of author r..-, i.s- gard %. my rights ia maj t- ---- l--.-l. exclusively tO tua "Or- --.-r duty o5 Indian agent. l h We ,-al..-el t5 -Ls Iuit of endurance. As --- --l-- , submit the grounds of my a.-a- .-l- e the department 1 have the -H.H- 'a serve, for such action as ulay 4-- as. lu ;Ga premises. soon at-er .he return Of CzpJaiu C-raH-l with the Cmrcauug re0egades from Mexico, Es called tn peaceful h. a.a-# al t.e agency to a council, without glE-E-.L- my wish n the ua ter, and t- use Uf influences. amour InE al- L 70 coercion, secured paraaI 3D. q-... H- taa presence at the agency Of '.- bands. ;hyUgh ;he came h. 0a1- al u- short tIm= before, ! vg.l... .-.y pfr-egteE against ter com ! r- g- -oa outlaws and requested ne to | -s known -le-- aljecIsuEs to tae Gre. Father a. Washington. Since - me uutii u1E he has been busy, -#.. cons. n-iE, IUslrucuug them ii -- 1l.sIlI-g tJ thelr industrial r.rsl t1- loc .t.o1 ol the,7 farms, tue rg1- G ion Of dams aud dItches. uaul u--.- -lem believe that my dGiy con- @-.- ...r l making aIe weekly issue - nd Hour and that l may be ll that b. the Great Cay;an. a-f-renas was carried to Ube eX- -.. l- November last Of ordering" Cam ...- aGG-sal. a Yuma chief, 10 seek
 eeesld .a6 confines of the re- 5-.s.l4l. proceed tJ 1t at once and --e sa raise crop. c her Indians -a Is-rg,Jel as tJ tne Icat.Ol of H.e- !. l-. military officers were de -... z. -4p.rg.eud repair or dams, --. f.e c4.ei 0- military Ou5s was trL lr ..p,Hil C.avf5rt f)r nav -- .-.a.-I Co lu- agency farmer, aui 're.l n- ai a Co d,.esJ the blasl4g q. -j- ll. a d .cI mlyht be rrlel -.I-4 - ih- chief fl -cOuts having rac.ed tO conduct tha work.
 .-I.- .u yX-s -t D h4s hls ] Huence a.l. aEt-lI-d a. tO induce a large m u- o.- .- lIa.s JO d cline go engage Tn tanning a.o-alIDas, Elsiug IS a reason --t l.-.all Crawford had promised --.ia .le, u. slt -O to 4 acue as soon
 = r.5 hunger has brou -nt th=m tO a s--Fe al .--I- depend nee on the agent, ela ,l ugh they are az work. they can 0-.F os depended Cu SD long as 1t IS IIn- possible I.. rL-m 5ubsist on the fruits Q. --- chase at Apache.
 lon rfu readily see how uncertain l--t ae al plans ol tle agent for con- l-.lg- any industrial pursuits. depend t- I'D permanent l0ca5l ,n Ot tue Indl- a-s. -5 kong as he is powerless to hold am n place. except as military '.1e-r not ll accord with hlm may dlc- ta-e
 The lLra,abga prisoners @ roam at ".l a'e- l-s reservation, some of them Aa'.ls t4el- camps three miles from the gan. s'. t-e s5lIier5 and scouts; all the '-,-- %. ,le snls are well armed and -..- 4- aud party of them are now
 A-I large band of stolen horses - .-tr twenty miles from tine agency. ..''l> e.3iLl.4- that they have animals
 .-'- that are plainly marked and
 .is'is Identified, have Daen de
 -i7 I-i'l.a-- ol visiting the cam
 fRfl5 of pointing out theirr
 H.l also assured that 1T found s,lcL 'sHli not be racovercl.
 'ea Known murlerers of white men
 among tle outlaws, one of whom IS
 t--a- indictment, but cannot be
 - .' .lsuce, because of the refusal e' la Crawford to permit hls ar s-.EnE contrast with the protec- 4 i'-4e. these u8rderers of some Of '-7- citizens of Arizona and New
 t'- '.l4Iag Judge McComas, wife --' .'s. w.l clte the caee of Nez-ki za, " t.-.a- Indian, well known about - .---l'g as "Chariey," who had been .a.ta.al agency scout up to the time oi -s7anImsn. of that force, July 3l I-e story o5 Charley's offeuse IS too I i9 be detailed here, thougf ' ilu ot interest and well calculated arouse the sympathy of every lover o
 ie, m country where hearty ap
 'a' never falls to greet the acquitta .' such as sake human life. and count Il
 tine ls against the seduction or ""a and the destruction of domesti, -'yu.leS~. Charley had bought and .''1 Tor h's wIie; she had been entice' .I lis home and redress had beei