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Preparing lor Effective WorkActtluMC fUem.£an Francisco, 18.— A dispatch from For: Thomas. Ari;-oB«*. says that Bond, the rcutbei n Apache chief. came into the age? ey yesterday, am- #ume of Johlala s band, but do not «**tn to have any new* of the hostile*. Sanchez i» report *d being leader of ibe hostile#. It is the opinion that some of the renegade# bare broke from Cibicu and have come over Black River. Major Me Lei an, with L company, crossed the Gila tc-day, moving towards Ap*ch«\ Lieut. Baiiey and company, who left here late yesterday afternoon in pursuit of the Indians, were reported by two Mexican* to have run oil the fcbeep telongtrg to them, returned and re ported having found the herd about twenty-five miles from here, and no signs of Indians. Supplies are ben ? pushed forward to Apache by the A. and F. R. R. Guard* will be furnished for trains from New Mexico, the road to Apache from this point via Rocky canyon being at present impassible for freight teams. The report from Presooll about the Indians attacking the stage near Anlr*lope, after investigation, turns out to be false. a# it appears to have been done either by whites or Mexi* »■ •#. Companies C and E Twelfth Infantry, left hpre to-day for Ash Creek.Agent Tiffany anived this eveningfrom £5*n Carlo#. He brought up two lndiHns who were present a: Carr’s tight or. Cibicu, and wbo afterwards ca ne into the reservation and wore oid^rod to be pat in irons and sent to Tbotnaa by Ger». Will. ox. George's band are reported to have all come into the reterva ion. A determined and combined movement com (nonce* to-morrow on the Apaches. General Carr will advance with hi* com mand from Apache towards Cibicu Price is ordered to advance from the west through Tonto Basin, to the same objective point. Saoford, with hi*c»m-oiand, p-. ce#.ds up San Carlos River,| opening comniuicalion with Price on theleft, and McLellan »ith tw * aompmkM of cavalry » n his right. Tnis mrvement | will result in the concentration of diflw-enl commands ar ur.ri Cibi-u Lake a d the White River country, wher* the besides are believed to be in force, and newsmay be expected «rmn H-.ai part of the• ountry toon. -Vikkey Kne, a well known Indian to all «tsidin‘,» i . Arizona came in tM* evening f ora the reservation.\ di patch from Tu *on, Arizona,s»y« the report that Etkiminzin, thu £ paths chief took a large quantity of arm* and ammunition rom the ,iU*e when le return-d to Snnpedro, ^contradicted on the be** auth *r;t?. DeputySheriff J Broken, folio*rd thw t-Mi-f a mile from town and »x*n’dn*d Eij wagon .id found but ibret? guns and * small nrnou l of ttmmuni inn. Tbreo com-pa’iia* of the FiiO th C«v.!ry, a ib all lh*-s!Oi.k and accoutrement* a*-rtvtd at fci Pa*«oo Friday tnornii g. I'b»*y l»**ve ins a. dial el 7 f-.r F-..rt \\ unt--, and 'r.»m ibe « will proceed to F -r\ Apache. Four more companies arrived this morning at El Paso under Captain Hoyle, bound for the same place.A di*patcb from Fort Thomas, Arizona, ‘ay*: Lieutenant Kerr, adjutantSixth Cavalry, *rriv^d to-day from Urant with thirty men en route t* Apache. He *il cross the Gila to-night. Lieutenant Mill# 1 ft h-re this mormi.g to join Major Sanford, com mat dirg a battalion of the First Cavalry. lie will commani thecompa* y o' scout* in Sanford’s com-mand Agent Tiffany accompanied by quite a number of Indians belonging to ibe agency, came in here !a*t l ight f »r the pu*p. t-e of consulting General Wiil-cox r^garnir g the rrnegsd-?. Generali Car* 1- ft Apache to-day for Cibicu with l w**!officer# and 182 tm-unted men ania c iripany of scout* under command of Lieutenant Gatewood, Sixth Cavalry. Citize's a*e reported a# forming com-pani‘B in the vicinity of M. Johns for mutual protection. General Willeox, oi- a* i-slant adjutant general, M-jor Arnold and aide-de-cavtp, Cap'ain Haskell, have been working night and day, atri te 1 by commanders o? the district and supp y d^par'roen*.#, organizing j.Ianning and directing this movement. It has been one of gre*t labor, as Ibebostifee are entrenched leone of the mostinaccessible portions of Arizona, surrounded by deep ravines, high mountains and box cartons, which make the fortificsiiont frrthe savages very secure.
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Salt Lake City Herald
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Tue, Sep 20, 1881
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