The St. Johns herald., 1885-10-29
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

| IOuSn Gu1GdlSuS L uIdI 1I1C, duU makes an attempt to kill him, they lock up the assaulted party, proba- ply to protect him.
 Citizen: The belief is gaining ground that General Crook is carry ing on the present Indian campaign to the best of his ability, but such a belief is not at all complimentary to his ability.
 Tombstone: Governor Zulick is & very pleasant gentleman and is desirous of meeting men of both parties and consulting them upon matters of interest to the people of the whole Territory.
 Record-Epitaph James Brothers has been arrested at Aspen for 8 stage robbery committed near Phe- nix, Ariz., November 17th, 1884. He was a pal of Joe Chambers, who is now in jail at Phoenix for the same offence.
 Silver Belt: A San Simon special to the Star reports fourteen hostile Indians south of the San Simon Cattle Company's ranch on the 18th, going in the direction of Stein's Peak range, and passed out of sight in Cowboy Pass.
 Tucson Citizen: If the Cochise county grand jury will indict Ge- ronimo and the members of his band, there will arise no question regarding the authority of the Board of Supervisors in offering a reward for their bodies dead or alive.
 Nogalles Frontier: The neigh bors of Ymuris station, Sonora, re- port that a short time since a gang of thirty Apaches were seen taking northeast direction. They were we'll equipped with provisions and war material, and with good riding animals.
 Tucson Star: The Southern Pa cific Railroad has received a notice to remove regiment of soldiers from El Paso to Silver City. Three new regiments are expected from the Department of the Missouri in a few days, which looks as if some thing was about to be done.
 Lordsburg Advance: We honor Lieut.. Davis for his desire to sever his connection with the army, he is too much a soldier to gain any honor by such.association. Only bide your time Lieutenant and your country will need your services yet, and in field where merit and cour- age amounts to something in a sol dier.
 Nogalles Frontier: Every county in Arizona should follow the exam pie of Cochise, and offer a reward for hostile Apaches. This is mat ter confined to no county or sec tion, but every industry of the Ter is paralyzed, and there will never again be prosperity or progress so long as there is known to be hos tile Apache on the land.
 Deming Headlight: The report is confirmed that a few days ago the body of a Mexican who had been killed by Indians in Ramos, fifteen miles from Corralitos, was brought in by four Mexicans. These are all that remain of band of IA who went out after the Indians Only one Mexican is known to have been killed, but 1t is supposed that the remaining nine were surprised and killed by the Indians. It is said that these Indians belong to the band that left the San Carlos reservation recently.
 Gazette We learn from Robt. J. Holmes, who resides on the Verde, that a short time since that section was visited by water-spout which deluged the country. Succeeding the water-spout came a heavy hail storm. MT. Holmes further states that the ranch of his neighbor, Col. Rountree, has been visited by no less than six water-spouts during the summer. These visitations have been confined to an area of about six miles square, the country outside having suffered from the droUpht prevalent elsewhere.