Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-03-29
WILCOX.
OF THE LOCAL NEWS OF
 A WEEK.
Removal of Apache Indians to Fort Union---The Aravaipa Mines---Mar-
 ried---Mines Sold---Cattle Notes.
(Stockman.l

Seventy-six Apache Indians from the San Carlos Agency arrived here Wednesday afternoon, in charge of Lieutenants Bigelow, Rooster and Donaldson, with company of the Twenty-fourth Infantry and troop of the Tenth Cavalry. The Indians <twenty-one men, who were all shack eled, the balance being women and children) were at once placed in three passenger coaches that had been ordered here for their transportation to Fort Union, New Mexico, where they are to be confined until other wise ordered by the War Department. The coaches were attached to the re- gular east-bound express train in the evening, and ere this Fort Unions population has been increased by seventy-six Apaches of both sexes, varied ages and all conditions of deviltry. Lieutenants Rooster and Donaldson and the infantry company went to Fort Union in charge of the Indians. General Grierson, Com mander of this Department, and his son and aid, Lieutenant Grierson, ar- rived from Los Angeles by the train that conveyed them to Fort Union and also accompanied them to that post.
 Among the Indians taken to Fort Union are the families of the several renegades that are now off the reser- vation, together with q number oi oucks rot relatives but who have manifested a diposiion to aid them and have been disturbing spirits on the reservation. It is believed by the military authorities that the removal of these Indians will have salutary l effect on the other Indians at Sar | Carlos.
 Dr. A. Trippel, General Manager O. the Aravaipa Mining Company, was here several days during the week anC also visited Tucson. The Doctor favored this office with call. Ht told us that between 90 and 40 mer arc now employed in road building d the mine and smelter site, and every thing is progressing satisfactorily In April a number of men will be se to work in the mines, and the force will be gradually added to. Captain M. A. Kelly, an experienced Clifton miner, is to be foreman of the mines It won't be many months before Ara vaipa mining district" will be one o the best camps in the Territory.
 MT. Charles Gottgens, whole soul ed stockman whose range is near Do. Cabezas, and Miss Johanna Beck, O Tombstone, were married at the bride home on Sunday last. The Stockman with Mir. Gottgens' friends of this sec lion, offers felicitations, and wishe him and bride contented and pros porous voyage over life's matrimonia sea. Mir and Mrs. Gottgens are nov at their ranch.
 It is reported that Captain J. H Tevis, of lewiston, has sold some o his mines on the east side of Dos Ca bezas range of mountains for 5O,O00 Trust the report is correct, as tn Captain is an old Arizona pioneer t. whom we would like to see good for tune come.
 The Chiricanua Cattle Compan, will move d large number of their cat tie from the Sulphur valley range t the range on Eagle and Bonita creek: Graham county. This is done on ac count of the dearth of feed on tn former range. The first drive is nov being gathered.
 E. E. Burns on Sunday shippe from here to Justin, California, 90 steers-long yearlings and two-yeal olds-consigned to Richard O'Neli They were a fine lot of young cattle and were purchased from the Chir cahua Cattle Company. The steer will be driven from Tustin to Nil O'Neills range in San Diego county the Santa Margarita ranch.