Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
v GL0BULES.
THE NEWS or CHA COUNTY FOR
 THE PAST WEE.S.
The Murderers of Ed Eaker---Cencrai Miles Mistake Death of Mrs. Nos- burgh---A wet Mali Arrivcs--- Floods and the Resulting
 Damagc
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 Time but iutensifes the impression that the murder of Ed Baker is charge able to members of fGuadalupe's band and that he (Guadalupe) Is fully aware oI who are the guilty ones. Matters are In progress which will reveal tholr names to others who are deeply interested m bringing the offenders to justice, especi- ally as they have long been deprelating and virtually subsiating by tlieyeiy upon citiEans of the mountain range where Baker was killed. They not only kill cattle and steal horses, but invade the white mans dwelling, and consider them selves monarch of all they survey As consequence, families are forced to aban- don their homes, or live m perpetual lear of sudden and violent death The spasmodic effort to subdue the savage nature of the Apache, must give way to the influence ui an adverse power IT the growth and progress of q desired clvilIza ton In Arizona would prevail ranchers must observe Cromwells advice to trust m God and keep your powder dry
 Now that General Miles has officially given currency to the baseless report that Masse, the escaped Chincahua, killed Ed Baker, 1t k therefore proper to ask him upon what authority he made the
  Yan taken from Bakers ranch was found sIp0n the receding trail cf a bunch of Gaadalupc's band, also explain another notable fact why one Indian should find 1t necessary to divide, into three parcels, the effects taken from the house of the murdered man The fact that the tracks of thrts persons were plainly discernable, aud were followed for several miles from fine bloody scene discredlts the belief that one Indian perpetruted the crime There are other circumstances of cnm- mating nature which disproves the state ment that Masae is guilty as charged. The only ground for the report that Mlasse Is culpable is that sqGaws said 'he has new gun Ia wcighty reason, truly.
 News of the death of Mrs. Mary B. Vosburgh, wife of J. J. NoSburgh, was received here, on Sunday last, with deep regret by her friends. A messenger was immediately dispatched to notify Alr. Nushurgh. who had gone out tO his cattle ranch. in Pleasant valley, only few days before, and he passed through Globe on Tuesday morning on his return home, at Los Angeles. lie had left his wife only two weeks PTfyious at Santa Monica, Cal in apparent good health, and was unprepared for the deplorable announce Inent of her death, and wholly unaware of is cause Mrs. No3burgh was for sev- erd yeafs a resident of Globe, and has many acqHaintances here who cherish kindly remembrance of her.
 A portion of the "wet mail which was caught in the clouG burst at Kane Sprines July 3lst, was brought in Mon day evening last by Jack Raynor regular driver between Florence and Riverside. Only the bitter and registered mail were recovered; the paper sacks were cat to pieces on the rocks Gnd mail matter des- froyed or lost. When ii.e leather pouches were opened in the Globe office, the con tents presented a sorry sight Packages of letters were completely soaked, and covered hy q coating of mud. After be- ing carefully scraped. however, the ad- Plrescs were aglin legIble, aud tllo wetting ibe letters received caused little real dsmage ns far as learned.
 Pom pascoes loss, by the recent flood, at his Wheattields ranch, Is not quite go great as was as first feared. lie saved most of liis hay anal. probably, 900 carps which were found m pools below the dam after the water subsided. Many of the fish recovered weigh eight and ten g,ognds. The pond was heavily stocked Sith carp and the aggregate weight of those i0rt was several thousand PohnlS.
 Dr. Alex. Tnppel, superintendent of the Buffalo Copper Co., returned from Arivaipa ca Thursday evening He found work at ihe Buffalo well advanced, and after the arrival of the lgrnnee. expected ai,out the 18th, 1t will reqnire only short time io put everything in shape to com meEeo amelting.
 The Qaqrtet Mining Company, of Globe Ari2os9, has been organized for the tgrpose Of mining and developing mines Milling will be ,4one at the Mug gel mill. neat Richmond Baa,g, In con neo{ion with mailing their own ose, they are prepared to do custom work.
 We have of late seen mention of large peaches grown iD vanous localities, but m no instance have any reached the weight 60 ozs) of peaches produced the present sasson in Mrs. Kinney's orchard in Globe.
 F. C. Robertson md son, Henry, were up from the river 9n Thursday They report that the recent baqyy rains damag ed the hay crop considerably. and fear, are enteftMned that grain, in stack, did not entirely escape ininy.
 The new water jacket furnace for thC Buffalo Copper Company reached Will COX on tho 2nd inst, and instruction; were to forward it to Globe witt a!l pos sible dispatch.