Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-16

Francesca. IS visiting friends m J ucsOn. He is registered at the Cosmopolitan. Col. O. C. Wheeler General Baggage Agent, $. F. E. R., and his wife are reg istered at Porter's Hotel.
 Pon. Clark Churchill, Adjutant Gen eral of the Territory has arrived m Tue son on militia business.
 Rev. l.. II. Brooks, who has Lad charge of the M. E. Church at Globe, la, been installed as pastor al Pinal-
 Prof. Cooke, Superintendent of the Oracle and American Flag mines. Old Hat District, is in the city.
 Dr. WI Quinlan, of San Francisco, ar rived in Tucson this morning, and VIII probably establish an office here.
 Hon. John A. Rush of Prescott, has donned a prospector's suit and has gone to perform assessment work on certain of his mines.
 James F. Bones, formerly of Prescott, was married on September 9th in San Bernardino, California, to Miss Settle Blackburn.
 Charley Reyes, one of the successful mine owners Of Navapai county, having reallzed a fortune, has returned to hls Illinois home for visit.
 Route Agent F. II. Hewitt, who runs from Los Angeles to DemIng has ap- piled for a patent on au improved mall pouch.
 MT NJ. F. Campbell Is III from the Meyers District for a day or tEo. His reports show that splendid developments are being made there.
 Tom Canus, better known as Tough Nut, of Tombstone, challenges any man in America t. fight, of his night and weight, for any sum up to S3,O0n.
 Superintendent Lennon, of the Silver Nugget Mining Company, expects to return from the East about the last of the present month.
 MT. George Tantau, who has been con nected with Mr l.. r. kelluer ll busl- ness at Richmond Basin, IS ahoEc to leave for California.
 MT. J. W. Simmons, who has been running a pack train between Globe and Silver King, is lying III with intermit- tent fever at the former place.
 John ". Young, son of the late Presi- dent Brigham Young, Is engaged in some heavy contracts on the line Gf the A. & ?. Railroad, and was recently Iu Prescott.
 Judge ". J. Berrs, iormerl! of Yuma, has come up from Harshaw, and pur- poses remaining in Tucson. where he will open gunsmlth shop.
 Colonel C. r. Sykes will leave for Bos- ton tomorrow on urgent business con nected with the speedy construction of . HF. is4I I1ln
 Geo. W. Norton, of Yuma, has been appointed to suPerintend the work of raising the grade Of fifty miles of rail road between Tucson and Deming. He is an old railroa3er and understands his business.
 Mr. George 4. Br0vl, Wells, Fargo S Co.'S excellent agent at Florence. has been in the city for a few days. He IS one of the best citizens of Florence, and enjoys an extensive acquaintance throughout The Territory.
 AIr. $. F. Bivius, through whose indi- Tttual exertious and enterprise the Mey- 1ars mining district is becoming one of the foremost mining camps Tn the Terri tory. has returned from a six months visit East.
 MT. Henry Walton met with severe accident last Wednesday at the Emazetta mine, in Lest GUIch, Gila county, by tine accidental discharge of a pistol, the ball passing through his foot. He was taken to Globe for treatment
 Mir. Frank H. Baack. who made a for tune recently in the Tyndal District, where he sold the famous Laura mine to the Surprise Silver Mining Company, IS now at Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, and re- gently made a visit to Chicago
 Milton Nelson, for the past three years connected with the stage line of Gilmer, Salisbury X Co.,, on the Phenix and MaricOpa division, has severed his connection with that line, and will go tO Sonora to superiutend pack train.
 Mir. and Mrs. Blake, parents of Mrs. F. B. Pomroy: Misses Alice and Helen Blake, her sisters. Mrs. l.. E. Pomroy and her daughter. Miss Toppy, leave tonight for Oakland. Mrs. Pomroy will be ab- sent about a month.
 Messrs. Samuel Hughes and R. C. Brown have resigned from tie board of school trustees for this city. They have succeeded in giving Tucson better edu- cational facilities than it ever before possessed, and now resign because pri- vate business demands their entire time.
 ARIZONA MINING sIES.
 Col. W. r. Witherell will shortly leave Chicago for his mines in Arivaca.
 Nr. II. C. Sigler of Osceola. Iowa, who is interested in mines in Sonora and Arizona, was recently in Chicago.
 Mir. Charles ". Craver. Of Grinnel, Iowa, who has excellent mining property in Arizona and New Mexico. was in Chi cago on the lst instant
 Mr Geo. ". Huddleston, who has just returned t0 Chicago from an extended Arizona. reports mining matters very lively. He is considerably interested in Arizona properties.
 The Chicago Mining Journal says. "Col. W. $. Wood. of Carlisle. Pa. made us a call during his stop in this city. The Colonel is one Of our conservative eastern capitalists. who has made some good mining investments in Southern Arizona. He speaks very highly of the Sonoma and California mines in the Gro Blanco district.
 The Chicago Mining Journal says: T. Walker, Esq, of Great Bend, Kan, largely interested in Arizona and Mexican mines, gave Us a call. Mr. W. was feeling in excellent spirits on ac- count of the good news from the mines in which he is interested. He informs us that a new mill for reducing ores will be erected by an Independent company in the Tyndal District, Arizona, express ly to work the rich ores of the Laura, Expert, Last Attempt and Arnold mines"