The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
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 Attorney-Generll Clark Churchill has removed from Prescott to rhenix. where he will reside 'n tl,c futu.e.
 Steve Dye. ill letter to Judge Easton, says that he will return very shortly, and that t!,crc will be two mounted Inspectors here instead of one as heretofore.
 !. R. Dunn, Contention; G. A. kirt- ley, Wilcox; A. NJ. Hamm, San Pe- dro; Chas. Young. Charlcstcn; Jno. s Mitchell. l.. Lubenhauer, A. K. Munson. San Francisco; are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 4 Mexican in Bishee beat another Irxican over the head so bad last Wednesday. that his life Is dispaircd of the would be murderer is now in iail awaiting the result of the injuries O.: his victim. Jealousy is said to have been the cause oi the trouvIc.
 4 few fossils who live in Tucson and have control of the Pioneer Society oi that place, have elected Crook an hon ora-y member of that society in hopes of boosting him up, but the motive is too apparent. IL won't work, gentle men. the fiat has gone forth and Crook must go.
 The social dance at the Neptune Wells to-nlorrow evening will eclipse anything of the kind ever held at that place before. Mir. and Mrs. Brady know how to get up these affairs, and any person who mas cycc attcnded one of their socials, always desires 10 at tend the next.
 John Pc. Cum of the 'Recor,i-Epi, taph complains that some person Is guilty of stealing that paper from suh- scribers. John has our sympathy in the fact that he has no recourse at law should he discover the thief, as tEe ofiensc falls below the grad. Of petty ,arccny.-Gazette
 Judge Easton, collector oi customs at this place, informs Us that a Mex: can by the name of Luis Cuijada, Was arrested yesterday by Deputy |. .. ,iarshal Kelton for q violation oi thc [. S. Custom laws. We learn that he is charged with bringing in from SO- nora, cattle, and selling the same without making an entry oi them at the custom house.
 The Copper Queen Mining Compa- nv, of Bisbcc, are building q fine build ing at that place, which, when finished, will be occupied as a free library, for ,he benefit Of the miners and residents of that prosperous camp. This action reflects great credit upon the man agemcnt Q5 the Copper Queen Com pany.
 No doubt the people of Arizona and New Mexico feel bitter towards the IApaches, and when the barbarity oi these savagcs is recalled, much oi the frontier hatred of them becomes cx cusable, but the offer of $2J0 reward for each Indian scalp appears to be q useless piece Of savagery. It Is carry ing on war with Indian methods, and therefore utterly beneath us. The ill competence of the officers in charge oi the campaign against the Apaches has greatly stimulated the men of that tribe in their disposition. to lawlessness but official incompetence should mol be made an excuse for continuing barbarous custom that has long since been condemned hy civilized opinior in every quarter of the globe. Ii the officers in command in these Terri tories are so incompetent as to alio" Tess than hundred Indians to spread terror over region of country wide III extent than Missouri, the officer ought to be court-martialed, but tha it Is necessary, or even believed neces sary, to place reward on Indian scalps is discrcditable to the peopl, yho fight the Indians with such say age methods. and disgraceful to tn, army which is charged with the dut. of protecting the frontier.-St Loui Giobe-Dsmocrat.