Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-03-15
GLOBULES.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK FROM THE
 HILLS OF CHA.
The Tontos surly snd show Signs of In- subordination--India Under Ar rest----General News of
 Interest.
Silver Belt.

We are now in possession of what are probably the facts in regard to the refusal of the San Carlos agency Indians to draw rations. February 18th, Mir. Burrows, issue clerk, and Mir. Jerry, industrial teacher, visited Charley Pans camp of Tontos on the Gila, two miles from the agency, for the purpose of issuing ration tickets to the Indians. Tickets good for IA weeks rations are issued to the head of each family, upon which is written the number (adults and children) and sex of members composing it. The officers noted the fact that the num- Der of Indians present in some fami- lies did not tally with the number given in as entitled to draw rations, being much fewer, and as has been customary when such discrepancies existed heretofore, Messrs. Burrows and Jerry demanded that the missing Indians be produced if they were to figure as recipients of government pap. This did not suit the Tontos who became sullen; some of them got their guns, and requested the inter- preter to tell Messrs. Burrows and Jerry that they had better return to the agency, which they did. deeming discretion the better part of valor.
 William 0. Kellner, returned from Phenix on Thursday, accompanied by Thos Stewart, (formerly with E. F. Kellner & Co. here) and MT. Bellas They will proceed to Kellner & Co.'S saw mill in the Final mountains in a day or two, where work is to be re- stunned. The road up to the mill and logging roads will be started up at an early date. The company will fur nish the Old Dominion copper com panion with timber during the cur rent year.
 We are informed that Indian rene- gades from,San Carlos agency, includ- ing the eight convicts who escaped from and murdered Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes, number twenty Four of the escaped conyicts are re- ported in Sonora.
 Work has been begun in the Buf- falo mine under the general super vision of E. H. Cook, with Harry Zschoegner as foreman, both com potent to discharge their respective duties. . Dr. Trippel, superintendent, left, on Tuesday for Aravaipa, and will be absent 8 month from Globe
 There are 30 Indians confined in the guard house at San Carlos, most of whom are in irons, Kin-de-lay is among the number. The murderers of Herbert belong to Kin-de-lay's band. Besides those in the guard house, there are other prisoners who are talk en out to work daily.
 Capt. W0ndward's quarters at San Carlos, were set on fire the night of March 1st, but the blaz e was extin- guished before gaining headway. The incendiary remains undiscovered, sl- though an effort was made to track hin.-hY one of the scout trailers
 Owing to the refusal of the Indian department to appropriate funds for the erection of saw mill, several em- ployees at San Carlos will be let out for awhile.
 Eugene Aguirre's four sixteen-mule teams, freighting coke for the Old Dominion copper company, arrived from Wilcox on the 9th.
 John Oliver and R. A. Sweetland, who have been playing the confidence game, are wanted in Globe. Sheriff Ryan is hot on their trail.
 Three San Carlos Indians of Kin delays band were arrested by scouts on Monday morning.
 Born, at Wheatfelds, March 2nd to the wife of John Pringle, boy.
 Died, in Globe, March 2nd, Candido Marquez, native of Mexico aged 26 wears.