Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-29

utes of the meeting, The meeting then adjourned.
 l Following are the resolutions adopt ed and forwarded to the Secretary of ! War by telegraph;
 RESOLUTIONS.
 ! WHEREAS, There are now about 4000 Apache Indians, located at and near San Carlos on the White Noun tain Indian reservation, and
 | WHEREAS, San Carlos and the ad- joining country is a most desirable place for these Indians to show their aggressiveness by seoreting themselves in the adjacent mountains and canyons for the purpose of making and drink ing their fj,vorite beverage, 'tiswin, which is the initiatory step to all their depredations (Which before the estab- lishment of a military post at San Car los, is a matter of history such as mur- dering innocent men, women and children, and destroying the property of citizens who arc eudeavoring to ac-. quire livelihood and build up, culti- vate and mine the rich resources that abound within our Territory, and 1 WHEREAS, lt has been conc,usiye- Fly proven that troops at San Carlos have greatly relieved our people from ! the necessity of carrying fire arms during their daily vooations, and in their travels from place to place, as q meaHs Of defense, and
 ! WHEREAS, TheseJpdians have been made to understand that they must be. in part, self sustaining, and taat a market be established for their prod. ucs, which can only be made by miHtary post within their midst and by seepiur these Indians in actual employment, statistics show thathear- ,g s2s,o0o snnaally have been paid these Indians on contracts for wood, hay, barley and other articles raised and manufactured by them and to scopts employed by the government. and
 NIrEREAs, Fort drant and Apache are too remote from thc San Carlos agency 10 be of any importance to tlrse laIans, either as market for tteif produce, ar assistance to the whites iu the time of outbreaks, and
 WHEREAS, The ations issued to Jheso Indians arc onls sufiofsnt for lheif sustenance yhree days in each week, and by the Bitnd,aWal of the roo9s, thcy will be driven to despera- ton by starvation anG iusuinciencg of. suitable a.othmg, and impeHed toraid, ! p.uudeE aud mqrder our citizens as in ! years past therefore Do
 BEsoLyEr, That the foregoing are fact, eadily proven and in view of Che alarming siupaiion, we earnestly protest against the removal of the troops at san Carlos. and ask the prop ! CT authorities to give the matter their serious consideration, before carrying tbis order into effect,
 oaly 2s9 names hno been placed on che GreaJ Register up co Tuesday niglE indicating great falling off in 1 the number Of voterg when registra ton eioses, from the total of 1892 probably sufficient tc reduce GHa to county of the third-ciass. However it IS reported there will be large in- ! arease in Che registration from Pagg3ni and other northern precincts which may save the cowsy from retrograd- ing Registration closes Oct. 17
 The senior editor was the reoipielt os an invitation to attend the birthday party of Miss Susie Van Wagenen, at the residence of her parents, BIr and Mrs. G. 5. Van Wagenen, Sept 2. 1 Tho occasion was Miss Susie's thir- tesnth birthday, and We regret that wo were unable to be present and par ticipate m the general rejoicing, We tender Miss Susie our congratulations. and hope she gill live to celebrate afAtAAy lilAdHtlllN bll LAlAtdg D.
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 Eugene J. Trippel. tho newly ap- pointed register of the iand office, ar- rived yesterday from Tempe, where he had been visiting his parents, ac- companied by Mrs. Trippei and the children Mir. Trippel is a young man ofmuch ability and that ne will make an excellent record while register goes withcUt saying, He enters upon his duties to day Tucson Star Sept. %
 Ia this issue will De found the time card of the Gua Valley Globe Ss North ern Railway, now running one train each way, daily, between Bowie Sta ton and Stafford, a distance of 40 miles. Grading and track-laying are pro gressing nortn of Saford, anu it is ex- pectod that trains will be running into Fort Thomas in December
 Overheard at the Champion Saloon
 Jim Smart. We'll Uncle Ike, what do you think of that resolution in the Democratic platform endorsing Cleve. land and his administration
 Uncle Ike, ,Jacksonian Demoerat)- Wal, it reminds me of Jobs lamenta. ton Lord. though Thou slay me yet will trust in Thee"
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