Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24
APACHES IN SONORA.
Gov. Pesqu'ra to Gov. safford--OM- clal Record of Apaches Murders and March
ARIZONA CIrIcEN April, 5 1878.

consequences caused by the treaty O
 peace between General Howard and ths
 Indian Cachise. It is no longer doubt
 ful that all the depredations committed
 in our midst since October, proceed from ! the reservation of the "Ojos Salados' | (Salt SpTing), as you will see in the re-
 Aiew of the facts, which I have the hon or to transmit herewith, and whicn is 8
 true extract of the official statements as
 referred to in the Star of the West, l without making mention of the doubt
 ful facts which have not properly come ! to the knowledge of the authorities, and
 which are therefore not we'll suthenti-
 cated. transmit, also, copy of com
 munication from the perfect of Altar,
 which have this moment received. From communication of General
 Crook, dated January 9, I was led to
 hope that he would compel the Indians
 on Cachise's reservation to draw back
 from the borders of this State; but in
 his last letter dated February 9, he in- forms me that he has met with difficult tles not previously known to him, which compel him to wait for instructions from the general government.
 I am much obliged to Gen. Crook and to your honor, for the pains you take in bringing our disagreeahle position ln which tho privileges conceded to Cachise by Gen. Howard have placed us, to the knowledge of your government, and l hope that as soon as General Crook will have obtained p3rmsslon to act accord ing to his intentions, our clamities will greatly diminish. Yours most respect fully.
 I. PEsQUEIRA.
 Review of the murders and thefts com- mitted bythe Apaches since October 1872 to 1th of March 1873, taken from the official statements as referred to Tn 'The Star of the West" in its numbers from 320 to 340
 District of SahuaripS. In No. 320. In the gen of Bavitgcora' the Apgches murdered John SalacidO, Nicholas (femaie) Valdez and the latter's daugA- ter. At the ranch Bajori they murder ed Julius Coronado snd Guadalupe Aguayo and wounded Jesus Nj. Guer- rerO.
 District of Altar. In No 321. At Saucito they killed woman, while man and "A child, going to the Planchas, got away in safety. n the Chile noun tAius, they killed Vincent Padllla, an of Saric.
 h No. S22 Under the title "Fiendish ireschery," letter dated in Tucson iD the commencement of October, speaks of treaty of peace agreed upon between General Howard and Cachise. It is not said that this General has to the tribe of Chis or Cachise the permission to make war upon Sonora, but l assure you that he pointed it ont to him through reserva- ton whose lands are situated on the borders of this State and your Territory. From those hostile measures (steps) nave resulted, without doubt, the daily occurring ml5fOrtunes, n a moment, too, when we thought to be somewhat relieved from those barbarous depre l. 1 atiOnS.
 District of Ures. h No. 323. On the | 5Oth Of October, seven Apaches attacked ,h9 carts of Mir. Lorenzo Moreno and others, stealing of the loads what they could take eff. killing one of the team lters ard Wounding another.
 District of Magdalena. In No 5Io. h San Ignscio. they stole six horses and | lI.!ed two oxen and donkey. In Imuris | they stole several animals and kllle1 8 | mare.
 District of Arispe. Ia No. 328. The | A paChes made off with herd of horses | md mules, but the national guard sue ,eeded in recovering from them in the timber mountains eight horses and two mules.
 District of Uree. In No. 329. The national guard took from the Apaches thirteen donkeys at Mellow Points"
 District of Altar. Ia No. 80. The 4 paches stole fifteen animals from the fields of TubutHma and killed one head Of cattle at Santa Cruz.
 District of tres. In the night of the 5veeth of December, the Indians stole eleven horses from the ranches at San Pedro. Mum Ger 333 refers to the Apaches having kil!nd three head of csttle at JecorI in the District of Montszuma; also that in the District of Uree, on Jan 1ry 30, that the Apaches killed Sylvestre II Montana, Francisco Herunes and Rafael GavIno m the Canada Ancha-wlde | glen.
 District of Hermosillo. In No. 354. The Apaches killed, at Tecolote (owD ranch Francisco Rodriguez; also in Dis trIct of UreS, at the ''water tanks" they | killed four men and wounded another, and at DuraZnilla (peach crchard), kill sd Mir. Paul Valencia and Mir. Ferdin- aEd Vejar.
 In No. 235. On the 27th of January, they stole the horses from the hacienda of San Felipe; also in the District of Sahuaripa, the Apaches left Tisachi with plunder.
 District of Ures. In No. 336. At the | water tanks" they killed Victor Rami- | reg; also at the ''stone heaps," killed | Susan VaIenzueIa and her husband; al- l so at Calera, killed John Martinez, and | at the Pocitcs killed Susan Ortega and | trinidad Lopez. And in the District of i they killed COW at Santa | Cruz.
 District of Ures. In No. 337. At the 1 "Casita," a man named Agustin was killed by Apaches who also drove away a considerable quentity of cattle to the | Ranchito. At LO de Cruz (Rayon), they wounded man from Opodepe and | afterwards his oomraGe was found dead Tn District of Arizpe, the Apaches stole tgo animals from the fields of Huepac
 District of Ures. In No. 33S. Apaches stole the herd If horses from the hacienda of San Pedro. District of Arispe Bacoachi, they killed Romulo Felix and Timothy LaGuna, and wound ed Ramon Martinez District of Mazda lena The Apaches stole from Los Pozos, the horses of the perfect and others District of HermosiIIo. The Apaches stole the horses from the haci enda of "Las Lajas."
 No. 339 contain the translation of an articles of THE ARIzoNA CITIZEN, con- demning the treaty made with Cachise L.. Ea-nrnl In.r.nr.l A;at