Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
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 maud, going down the San Pedro apt
 up to She Riuc D mountains and vicinity
 BENs7S. May 2.-The troops ere still
 here. There is DO reliable news from
 the San Pedro and the troops are wait.
 tug orders from Gen. Miles.
 MORALES. May 22.-Gen, Miles went
 to Calabasas this morning and has
 Inst teiegraphed here to send a courier
 with dispatch after Lawton, operating
 west Of here. About one o'clock this
 morning heavy firing of over sixty shots
 was heard some miles northwest of No
 gales, supposed to be in the Paiarito
 mountains, at Owens or Peck's ranch.
 No other reports received. The driver
 of AguIIre's stage .:S:-- E-Te e Tucson
 this morning was reported killed in a
 saloon at Calnbasas.
 TOMBSTONE. May 19.-A Mexiosn ar-
 rIved on foot this forenoon from Willow
 Springs, Dragoon mountains, n sight of
 Tombstone and twenty miles distant,
 asking assistance for that ranch. He
 said the InGIans attacked the ranch ear
 Iy thls morning and pursued white man cn mule, 500 yards from him.
 The Indians in turn were pursued by
 two white men, one of whom sent the Mexican in for aid. Fourteen citizens of Tombstone armed and mounted, re. spOnded to tue call. leaving at noon to- day for tho Sprmgs. The Mexican fur ther reported that news was received at the Springs previous 10 his departure that tEo Mexicans and one American had been killed in the mountains north, last night. Four camp fires were seen ID that locality from Tombstone and be ing unusual, excited much comment The fires were nos recognized as signal fires, as they were at the base and not ct the top of the mountains.
 NoGALEs, May 2l.-The hostile band n front of LawtOD again turned north. west and six of them slipped through Lebo's fo- ces and appeared ss Tubac this morning. The scouts reckon twen- tytwo men, fifteen women and two it. dren ID this band. Gsronimo's band killed Mason, clttleman. aEd two others n Dixie cailor pear Bt-b-e, iuvaei northwest and strii ing for ,he Little Dragons, and boil haGJ~ sppsar t1 be hesdinc for the res efvatirn. The troo.s are displaying tn, utmost activity. and General M,les I. s'ii! here aai proposes to run the hos tiles in a' .oi II they reach the reserva ton at all.
 CALABAsAs. Msy 2I.-The Indians killed GOV four miles from Town, ranch, yesterday morning They con tinued nnrthwar1 and stole some horses ID the vi unity of Tubac last night. \ courier bas just arrived here with com from II 5. Se,rle. who weIi ou. wiih e smell detachment of dis mounted cgyalrymen this morning, toward Gro Bian-o, which statee that he struck a trail of quite a party of hostiles ten miles fTOm here ct ten o'clock this morning near Dc7irs canyon due west from here. Capt. Lebo with Its. Bigelow, Davis and Johnson. and two troops of cavalry left here yesterday morning for the Pa iaEIto Mountains. aud Lieut.. Clarke with Captain Lebo's lighting soldiers" left here Gt twelve o'clock last night for Towns ranch.
 WILCOX, May 2A-A band of eight Indians at slndown last evening, Et- tackled the lime kilns. ten miles from Fort Thomas, killed one man and took two horses out of his team. His two ,ompauions reached Fort Thomas at two .his morning; made the report and Lieut.. Freeman with twenty men started in pursuit at three o'clock. The h iians were moving along towards RouId Top peaks, near Gardner's hot springs They came in sight of Curtis- vile and stole four horses. Lieut.. Read with twenty men are now in pursuit and troops from Fort Apache are out trying to head them off.
 The band which killed man in Mid ils Pass and crossed the railroad a Dragoon Summit, passed within Fifteen miles Of Fort Grant yesterday with Lieuts. Brett and Dean with seventy men n cluse pursuit. All the scattered bands are heading for the San Carlos -e7erya ion. The report of an Indian rail near Clifton proves to be a mistake. The trail was made by white men, one ,f whom wore mocassIns.
 This morning car standing in the | 1ard, loaded with the property of the ,ection gang, caught fire and was de -troyed. The other cara and section house were saved by tbe great ex- -rtions of the citizens. The origin of be fire is unknown.
 CALAB,sAs. May 23.-Three Indians were seen vest, rday passing the Giis iver 10 the junction of the Frisco river, towards the reservation. Troops are II | be front and rear of them. Up to G ?. D nothing has been heard from Lieut.. l },srk, in pursuit of the band th 1t cross d the Southern Pacific yesterday and | abducted the boys. Ten Indians were eported seen at nine o'clock yesterday | DornIrg by the Bisbee and Tombstone tage dTIver. heading towards Sulphur spring valley, from Mule mountGins. Is they travelled leisurely, committed 10 depTedatioDs and made no attempt t cOnceaimeut, it was thought they | Eere scouts. but Gen. Miles says no In Iian scouts are in that direction. IT the arious fragments of the band recently operating around Nogsles succeed m luding the troops and reaching the look for the most interest ng epoch in the history of the Apache ribe with the laugh on the side of the Thites. Cannot say more without vloist- ng confidence.
 TOMBSTONE. May 24:-A soldier en cute from the horse ranch ir the Lit