Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12


 'Hc.E I> nn -.u..t la t.. Dof.I ial
 :Ae ie .l O.! .s. oi ,D y.slt- naue Jy s-y
 eril Lnal bond. ,, Aplcac- tnrOu,
 tl, Ripc-u, aad irl-ai ,he 5slt4 O.,
 a.inas into the G.aWi. mcuLtalIs, wa
 to recarr Iew sup. .Ios O. aDmuGilIUn
 |: is known tS be a fact tuEt thcI
 Were very short of cartridges upon thel
 Journey In, but seem 10 be well suppiie,
 upon their return trip. They have com,
 this long distance and are returning tC
 their Sonora haunts with apparently nc
 other object than to replenIsh their am
 muuitIon supply. They seldom fired 6
 shot on their nOrthward trip but 60 soou
 s3 .LeiE faces were turned southward
 the real slaughter began. Tc
 our mind 1t is perfectly clear that
 they have found their supplies beyond
 -e San Pedro river, and the question
 naturally arises from whom were they
 obtained? There Is no white settler in that section oD good terms with the hos
 tiles, and they must therefore have con- federates Of their own race in that vic Inity. The reservation extends conyen- iently near to the Galiurias, and Eskin- inzin Is equally near tO both these noun taIns and the reservation. It may be possible that friendly Indians on the reservation first purchase of EsklmInzin and supply the hostIles, or that the ola ex-chief speculstes directly with them. It IS no secret that he has purchased largely of arms and ammunition .n this city. He Is w hat Is termed 6 tame h. dian" and no law exlsts prohibiting the sale of munitions of war to him. He can purchase ID moderate quantities at various stores n this city and, fl Le so desires, employ others tO do likewise, and he can repeat the operation ID every town he may care to visit. What does be do with all the arms and fixed ammunition he purchases: He and hls peons are rsnchmen and not hunter The purposes If hunting were it the chief occupation Of his followers, would not require any such supply as De is sad to obtain. He is an Apachs-Ari- yaiUa ApRche--and was once the most cruel ard blood dthirsty among the h. dian foes ofthe white man. He has re- formed and IS now Lt peace with all quietly farming on the San Pedro. The leopard has changed its spots, and has accomplished the impUs- sIble. lie recalls the pleasures be exper- fenced while cutting the white throats and sending the lesden messengers of death into the uusus pectiBg settler, but ie c.unO bs su.ps-ei to possess tue .ea-. g.. EIUi.;B! for |. .,sre w-.o Ere now el- , --- j. l'- former l.yoFI:e .g-,.ue. l.e ip v i-.ss II' .7Ii a, u.' A-rsIIl.s. fss, luG U.'h a ,..-!-.Ial s.!-.t ls .sse5 all ai
 mIes. Indians uiwl. 8 60, especially -lf f-rm- | upes. Tc G1 noI fog mo- nsa- .ufgose tla. E si-a!.z.a Taa.4 permit rer:-h lE hostile tp ri.so -.5 burning tin-ss 6: ais sE.:. q ,Wir. I.ri- ,aiiug canal, kuoEiJg hin 70 De sUch; lni yet, without any IcOneciastic prrten- ions, We vOaid hke Co See all Ihese s shI-pered suspicious and expressed seIaI- .LarEes lGaiI.t sEis FIous old meek and oEiy Apache, iully Investigated, GEd Ais .xcellcut character yindicated. We would wish our sentimental fel.os- atlzeas of the elite east b Guav tla- ge possess in this frontier c0uElry heis bean ideal c, i1e rohle. -ed mau; and 10 show thom hst We can fully subsiantIate bis claims Q being the original "Lo, She poor h. lian, whose un;utored mind sees God in he clouds and hears him IF tue wind. We do not apprehend tha. careful n will destroy this idol; his poetic soul could never speculate in calico satisfies hIs divine ,iilatus. Bl. there are msHg misguided people who will not believe this at all, lad on behalf Of the good name of Es- ziminzin, We implore Gen. Mics to send 3 specially selected corps of intelligent men over to the San Pedro to make oertinen. and Impertinent search and inquiry and to ins pect the footprint re ,ords of the GGliurias before a rain ,to--, oi,litaratps tIere