Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

1OMB-TUNE; A. l, June IS lSSJ.
 ED. RECORD EPITApH: As some tbe admirers of Ueu. CrOUk have attemp eI to place the responsIbili of the recent Outnreak upon Utber partle., it might b. of interest to purlish the following memorandum winch l have taken ;he pains to preserve:
 HOSTILE INDIAN PRISONERS.
 Secretary Teller, Secretary Lincoln. General Crook ana Mr. Prize, cum uI-- sioner of IDdian sffsirs, bad a coufervLes kt the war depar. ment this afit rnoOn m regard to tue di-pOsiIiOn Of Ibe cap tn ed Apache Indiaus, when the follow inS agreement was srrIvt d at:
 Memorandum of Ihe result of coB- ference between the recre; ary of the in- terIor, the commisiouer of Indian sif .Irs, the secretary of War, and Brig. Gen. Crook. July ', lSS3.
 To view of the difficulty encountered ID making satisfactory disposition of the Apache Indians. recently captured by Gen. Crook under existing methods Of administrations, II is determined by tbe secretary of war and the SIC e-fry of theioterIor after consideration, that the Apache Indians recently captured b. Gen. Crook, and all such as may here % after be captured ormsy surrender them selves to him, sEall be kept under the control of the War department at such points on the San Carlos Tese rvation as may be determined by the War depart rceEt | (but not at the agency with utths consent of the Iudian ageDI,) to be fed and cared for by the war department until further orders. For tue greater security of the people of ArIzona, ahd 10 ensure peace, lhe war department shall be entrust. d with the entire police con troi of ali the Indians 10 the San Car os reservation and charged with the duty of Keeping the peace on the reservation and preventing the Indians from lrav iny except with the consent of Gen Crook pr the officer whO may be author ized to act under him.
 The war department shall protect ihe Indian agent in tine discharge of his duties as agent, which shall include ,he ordinary dutie. of an Indian agent, h.ch sh IT. remain as heretofore, tx ct pt as to keeping the peace, sdmiui-- rering justice, and punishiug refractory Italians, all of which shall be done b, ths war department as above stated. Signed, Robert T. Lincoln, secretary of war; II. Teller, secretary of .he inie. TOT. Inasmuch as the subiOined advertise ment Is such an eloquent cumm' ntHTy on tho treatment by General Crook of the renegade Chlricahnas and the ,iiect- usl manner in which they were protect ed in the posses sion of their stolen stock, trust you will reproduce It also.
 GOVERNMENT SALE OF CATTLE HeaSquart.rs DeI aTintnt ot Arizona' Ofic of Clie'..C .mni-stry of Suhsls
 tence, Wbippie Barracks, Pre-cUtt, A. T., May 26, lSSL
 There viii be sold at public auction, to the bigheet bidd'r, hy ihe hctluS commi " Of sub istence at San Ca lo-, Arizona, on Thu sdaN, Jane 26. lSS4, commencing at F o'. lock m-, about go head of cattle, consisting of steers, cowr and calves.
 Ierms-Cssb.
 C.ttle to be removed from reservation immediately after sale.
 This lot of cattle was brought m isom Mexico by the ChirIcehua l. diEns.
 Chas. r Eagan,
 Captain and c. D.. U. 5. Army.
 The above advertisement was publish ed in several of the territorial pbperS.
 Very resI ecifully,
 John P. Cum.