Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-17
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 ing with Geronimo. For three mouths he has had tue ,utire support Of the U. , \. army to hunt down, as he claims, forty-two Indians. The Indians have murdered four men m the past ten days in Arizona and New MexIeO, and have run off many thousand dollars worth oi valuable stock. The lives of even these four pioneers were worth more than all the internal Indians in the United States of America. Still We are obliged tO endure them ID our midst. and Crook calls upon Governors Iritle and Ross Co send citizen soldiers "tO points near their usual tralls where they con he sm- pushed. aad st the same time protect ranchers and stand chance Of killing some of tbe Indians" Imagine this com ing from Crook The great general, who, hut few months ago, bad enough troops m the field to extermlnBte the devlllsh Apsches within two weeks Nearly five mouths have elapsed since the present outbreak began, and still vs have no authentic information that one solitary Indian has been killed by the soldiers. This great Indian fighting general now asks the cooperation of the two territories m hunting the Indians, Hd- hitting that he is inadequate Co the task. Four months ago be would nave scorned to have listened to citizen wbO would undertake to E4ake a sug gestion to him. Now he humbly asks our assistance. Had he co-operated with the citizens four months sgo he might have accomplished something at least, while up to the present time be has done nothing. The Arizona people propose to act independently of Crook and toe army. Whether for the best or worst remains to be seen. We do not feel inclined to place any obstacles m the WAY. If Governor Ross and the militia officers believe 1t to be for the welfare of the territory to assist this man who thus far is dead failure, 1t Is their privilege 10 do SO. But still Crook states that he has more troops than be can handle, and refuses more that are offered him.-Silver City En- terprlse.
 Grabiel V. ADgula was arrested by deputy Sheriff \. B. Appel, yesterday, | on a warrant issued at Casa Grande, charging bim with grand larceny. The circumstances are reported to be as fol- lows. Angula was in the butcher bus mess at Casa GraDde. under the patro- mage of John c. Loss, Sho furnished | the cattle for slaughter. The monthly statement of cattle killed which the law | requires iO be filed at the end of each month. did not make as large an exhibit as the business of the butcher seemed | to justify and, d,suspIcion was aroused that all wasl not right. After much search and careful investigation, Mir. Loss has found what Is thought to be direct and incuntrovertible evidence that Angula | l. sl. n 1 a.aNs saaf A belonging to Mir. Loss to the number of twenty or twenty-five heae. This IS a very serious charge and. if substantiatt ed, 1t will give the prisoner a term of years at Yums, Constable J. c. Loss took the offender to Casa Grande to- day.
 Mir. J. F. Ryan who has been in charge of the Benson smelter for some months past, passed through PheniX yesterday en route to YavspaI county. From him | it IS learned that a dissolution has taken | place between Messrs. White and Sauls- | bury, and that the former cOntemplates | the erection Of a smelter at NOgalts, Tn the near future. Superintendent Gage | of the Grand Central mine, aud other prominent Tombstone capitalists are | said to be interested in the new project. | The Benson smelter k closed at present | for repairs, and will probably remain SD for several weeks.-PheuN Gazette.
 In the cases Of the United States yer sus the federal officials charged with contributing campaign funds, demurrers were entered denying the validity Ot the pane. of the grand jury. ArgU- | ment was had ID the matter and in the whole bar there was no one to be found who took issue with points raised. The matter WAS contin- ued till Wednesday, when further nrgu- ment will be had and decision reached. From the present outlook it will not be surprising if all the indictments are quasbed and the grand jury discharged.
 The Star has advices from San STmcn as follows; John Cool. freighter Tn from Laug's ranch, this morning. reports that on the 10th inst. he saw band of fourteen hostile Indians thirteen miles south of the San Simon com pany's ranch. The Indians were going in the direction of the Stein's Pead range of mountains and disappeared up Cowboy pass. MT. Cool also found dead soldier and e wounded one; they were courlers and belonged to r and Fl Troops, 4th Cav, and had been wsylaid by the h. dians.
 The following persons comprise the grand jury of the County Court: C. T. Etchels. foreman; Wm. A. Scott, W. c. Olds, Thomas Driscoll, T. A. Judd, Richard J. Pryke. Arthur BortOn, LevI NJ. Prince, William Reid, Anton Hit tingrr. Chss. H. Johnson, Benjamin Ligeet, Henry c. Lacy, James |. Ec- I | nv ersedge, Edwin l. Meeker. Adolf Gold schmidt. l. s. Fried, William F. Smith.
 A telegram received by Postmaster Movry conveys the sad tidings of the death of NIT. r. HOlcomb, which occur red ut San Diego on the 10th. Deceas- ed was qnite & prominent man m this section, and was a member of the l2th . legislative assembly from MsrlcOpa-
 He was universally respected, and the tidings Of his death carries sorrow to B large circle of scquainiances.-Pheni1 , Gazette.
 Some of tue Prescott newspapers . that reached here this morning were . yellow and saturated with water. Al first thought 1t seemed that their city
 reservoir had broken and flooded the cIty with muddy water, but a moments , reflection brought realization that the
 reservoir don't contain water enough tc
 wet a single one of the newspapers. II IS likely that a shower somewhere on
 the road VAS responsible for the trOu'
 ble.
 A peculiar virtue in Ayers SarsapsrillE ! is that whIle it cleanses and purges the 2 blood from all corruptions and impuri
 ties, and thereby roots out disease. Il
 builds up and invigorates the whole 9 system. and makes one young again.
 Terribly shaken.
 !, As the system Is by fever and sgue
 and obstinate as that malsiy Is, never : theless Hostetter's Stomach Bitters