Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Cl LUIS uOIuluk bf AA1c FRA OA o --ea-
 from the rsu .h of Juan Telies, at the
 western end of the RiEcon mountains
 ia the CI-negs bottoms, about fifteen
 mIles southeast of the city, with a report
 that he Iudlans had carried of two
 boys, aged ten and twelve years, sons oi
 a vsquero at that ranch. Toe horse had
 been driven at such R speed that It wss
 completely exhausted when the city Wal
 reached. The courier knew but little Oi
 the particulars, except that ten or b dcZ
 en Apaches had suddenly appeared neal
 the house and took up the two boys
 The mother WAS ID the house and when
 the courier turned to look back the In
 disns had the house surrounded. Tbe
 men were all out on the range looking
 after the herds.
 The news was nt first scarcely credited
 but couriers were shortly afterwards dis.
 patched to the settlers along the proba-
 ble path of the hostIles to wsrn them to
 prepare for a possible visit from the In
 dIan5. IL was ascertslned that nt-
 teen cavAlrymen were at Fort Lowell
 but We're without horses, and these were
 started ont Dy Lieut.. Erwin in couple
 ot smbulances, portion to Fullers
 ranch, or Agua Calente. and the remain
 der to ranque Verde, to lie in wait for
 a possibls raid on one or both places
 uader cover of darkness to night.
 A volunteer company of twenty-five
 left the city at half-past ten this morn
 lug for the Rincons, to take the trail,
 hoping the hustlles might conclude to
 rest ID the mouotains during the day,
 sitter their long journey up from Tubac
 snd travelling all night, giving the vol
 unteers a chance 10 overtske them.
 Another party left just before noon, of some ten or dozen men, mounted and we'll armed with Winchesters and revoiVers, to pass up through Rincon
 pass near Bullock's and Morgan's ranch es, If any sIgns point to the visitation of
 that locality by The Indians.
 Mr. Samuel Hugh believes these Indians came down the Santa Cruz last night by moonlight, and struck the Teiies ranch soout seven o'clock this
 morning. He thinks they may divide into two bands, Oue going down by way of Vans ranch to Fuller's and over the old RIDcon pass traIl towards old Camp Grant, and the other over ihe RIncons, doRn by Tauque Verde, and hat they will prob ably taEe in Happy Valley and swIng around into the Whetstones or Ussgoons.
 A rJmor, uncopfirmed. was in cIrcu- Iation along iowa q noon that the IInajs rancn, West of Maisb's raLch on the santa Cruz. ten miles from San x ,virr, had been Im ped in the night, and two men killed. The rUucn lies Ia their route and they had about sufficient time to rea.'h he relles ranch thIs morning.
 The Indiaus are on foot, and do not go odt Df theIr way to kill. They seem to be scarce of RmmunltoD, ,and are prob ably trying to reach friendly allies either iho-e farming on the San Pedro or chose on the ivatIon-to obtHIG new supply. In either event. after baving accomplished thls much of their objecr, they will doubtless swing around into the D agooDs or Whet-tones tO l join the portion of the band already | there. f
 O. the other hand. such pioneers as 1 W. S. Oury are said to believe the RIn- | con band of hOst'l-s IS composed of | fresh Tor just from the reservation, Wha l are mak ug tneIr way sOlth ward to ioin | the others Eb ut Nog les, who have bees | 30 busIly engaged m founding up horsee | and gathering sa1dles for them. Th= | aI hand at this writing i7 to meager to form the basis of an1 correct opinion on this score, but many incline to the correctness Of this theory.
 The arrival of telegraphic orders for arms and ammunition started up a newly awakened zeal this afternoon, and one If the mIlItla companies-the Tucson armed and equipped to !ske s speciRl train for Pantano at three o'clock this afternoon, their move nents from that point to be governed oy circumstances. The company was together a. three o'clock by he firing of an anvil, and some forty or fifty went oat under command of Lieut.. ", J. White. The arms are first-class nd If the Indians attempt to run over he boys some Of them will surely get urt. 'Rnta RItas this afternoon with fifteen | tsnds Of arms and 400 rounds of ammu- ition. He has fifteen available men at he ranch and will have them all gusrd- nS some watering places in the Santa iItas to night, at points where the In isns frequent. W. <. Oury will take out about twenty l, rmed men to Tsuque Verde tonight, to usrd the people of that place. He an- : cipates an attack there tonight after le moon rises, by the Indians. There re already R dozen soldiers there and nth the additional force yet to leave, li,e formidable army will be on hand , greet any possible attack. The trsck-walker on the Southern .cIfic railroad, between this place and S aotano, was found dead on the rail | pad, about ten miles this side of Pan . mo, this morning, by the east-bound I am. His body was taken to Pantano | y the tran. It is believed the Indians 2 not him when they crossed the railroad. . A -umor thst the Oracle stage driv- had been killed on his outward trip | near the Point of Mountains, f ,uld be traced to no reliable source and | IS generally disbelieyed. o Taere was also s rumor that the Gala s .sas stage driver had been killed some ', here between Tubao and CalabasAs, h by Indians, but inquiry at = e stage fioe elicl,ed the fact that a : egram from E. k. Sykes had been re- d Ived from Calabssas this morning e stIng that the stage driver had been o ot and killed ID Calabasss. and asking tr la, 10 do with the stock. Orders were a nt to have the stage taken through to |, e Junction by some nne, to make the n zular connection there.
 To sum up: The trsck-wsiker was lied on the railroad. and few Indians re seen at the Tslles ranch, but lether or not anyone was killed there e not known. Other than this there IS M thing to excite the spprehensons of " 7 one.
 THE LATEST. ~. Mir. R. Nelez received word by courier sa 5 p. m-, from NJ. G. Samaniego, who { here at l0:30 for the Telles ranch. p e party reached the ranch st noon. in 1 found that eleven Indians, mounted d, visited the ranch this morning and ar ,tured child of Juan GastelO, seven tb ITS of age. They threw stones st its ae ther, showing conclusively their lack di and the woman escaped. 2 Indians left ID the direction of T. rtIDez's ranch. on the new Manlove mn q, t Ianqus Verde, and are pursued t;r