Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

cisco about LMtAt -LlhN pr. 'Nt--- ft'. '.'' former rates. Those 'Tasloais must be paid Tor.
 A TrcsoH attorney has his office in au unJertake-'s establishment The cII- ,.I,nstance might suggest to clients the ajvisabiity of negotiating fur coffin before engaging m the uncertainty of a law suit.
 A LOT of ore came mp from Sonora Thursday. il rawhide sacks. The sacks . Ta8 become wet, and, being packed . closely together moulded and emitted . .ncb a fearful stench that the City Mar sbal would not permit them Go be un- loaded m the city
 Tx a little more than two weeks the . .rrard feast cf San Agustiu will take place st the Park. Everything IS being pre- ,.ared for the successful inauguration of tITs holiday season, and the quIetuess ! now rrevaililgi in this city is indicative . .f the luIl before tine storm of pleasure. .
 A y-w restaurant has been established . bv Mir. John Hoffman ou the south . side of Church plaza, where the . \ I. Restaurant was formerly lo- . cated The proprietor promises good . and clean food at prices to suit the times. l.
 TIE Mechanics store on Meyer street, : hollow tbe Palace Hotel. is no longer an l eyDa-iment. Under the able manage . uent of Mir q. F. Gonzalez # has &C., !. auired a fine patronage, and become oaa . 6f the permanent business houses ot the l city
 Tr was. a wise precaution of Atr. J. \. ! Mason. Manager of the Arizona and Cal . iflruia Lumber Compauy's business iu ! this city, Co have on hand such a large supply of lumber and builders ma-er- l -als when transportation Was interrupted ! bv the washcuts. He always kceFS a ! tan line or materials and sells on very !. reasonable terms.
 FROM MT. i. Barnett, we learn that s-z carloads Cf mining machinery are . lying at Benson awaiting shipment. he l machinery consists o@ smel.ars for the l Gachi Mining Company, who own s.F- ! er5l mines il the vicinity aI arsTe, So- ] nora. The smoltc-s will be forwarded !. as soon as transportation csn be se- cured. Tombstone EpitaFh
 Urox taking charge of the Palace Ho- ! tel Mir. SMbeil made a ycry J1dlcl1us se- lection of a holsekecper m The person ol Mrs Martin, who thoroughly under ! stands the duties and responsibilities o. tha arduOHs position She ls always vatchful of the comfort of the gaests, and maintains a h0naI6c appearance u the r0QEns and Fari3-s oL the Palace. 
 IF you have faith ir Vnnor as 30 weather prophet. get your overcua-s ready t0 wear by next Monday. He has made a diagnosis of the case. and stakes his reputation upon t1e correctness oi li. proruosticatiaIs. \ small s.lce of arctic frigidity njwlcLel into the pres eut hot weather would be luxury to5 welcome to traLsulre-
 THE machinery uf the hoistilg works of the Grand Central was started Up yesterday and worked like a charm which speaks vel for the maker. The cable and some minor parts have mol yet been received, though they are daily expected. Upon theIr arrival Work wlu Doe started in earnest upon tLlS great mine. which can DOW boast of the finest and most complete hoisting works ln Arizona Tombstone Lpitaph.
 SsrErrsEY A. w. BURRrL1. Of the Arizona and New Mexico Land and Miuil- Association, states that the Lu- eating Committee of eight with Colonel R. C. Anderson, Business Manager, are now iu New Mexico. where they have lo- cated a towusite of l2SJ acres, with water rights, timber lands, mines of silver and copper and will soon have saw mill at work building mp their town Oakland Tribune, August ,.
 FEw people comprehend the maEui- tude of the traffic in blasting powder. Last year. says the Denver Tribune, the sales were the largest ever known m Colorado. aggreEatinG +S,Qeu kegs ot black powder and eulOtO pounds or Llgu explosives The average pr.ce ot the black powder per keg was S3.sj. and Of the high explosives 36 cents per pound. the whole aggregatiug over half a million dollars.
 JOIN FREY, of Old Hat District is in the city. He has recently made rich strike in the Katharina mine and will shortly realize large dividends. The katha-iua is nicely located, and Is well supplied with wood and water. Ihe assessment work is done. and it ls llr. F-ev's intention tO sink g. deep shaft. The danger of water is the only obsta- cle, and as the water i5 salIne ln clarac- fer 1t has a serious effect on rhe ma chinery. Mir. Frey is acknowledged the boss prospector and we expect good re- ports from the ha.harlua shalt
 NB. II. AsuwoETu has been Iaricu- la-lv unfortunate recently ln some ot lIs spsculations. 4 short time ago a horse he had purchased iu good faith m S5- nora proved to have been stolen, and was given mp to the rightful owner with out a murmur; and to-day another horse, for which be holds hul oi sale from M Escalante. tle anthony king, vas identified and proven Co have been stolen from parties in thls county. and possession was gwen them. In the lat ter instance Mr. Ashworth may recover the purchase price of the animal but to do this wiil nccessItata trip rp Sonora
 MARSHAL BUrrSER has m his posscssion a brown horse found a short distance from where the dead bodies of the two MeXicans were found few days ago, on the mesa south Of Tucson. The horse had the remnant ol hair rope around its neck corresponding with the frag- ment found tied to bush near where the Mexicaus lay, and was shod with Mexican shoes. Another horse IS run ming loose in the same neighhorhoOd. The theory is now advanced that they were killed by lightning, as their posi- ti0n, when discovered, showed mo evl- deuce of a struggle, such as would have appeared had they heen murdered.