Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04

jo.ui keliermau is clerk at the Bank
 Exchange Hotel, FECuiy
 Harry Iarnell has sold out his fruit business ut Nultu.e.
 P. C. B.-kiieG has returned t1 Phenix from t-o GaZa;zai range.
 Mrs Dr. Willard has left Tombstone for Los Angeles.
 tir. \. G Vail, or tLe Total Wreck
 Mine, is in i."s Angeles.
 Dr. Ainsvortn, @, Prescott, is recover lI-s from Lls severe Illness.
 Y. E. Bowers and Mr Myers. of Agug Fra, are running a sceam corn sheller.
 Judge |. Ii. Cartier. Of Prescott. is preparing to eo East after his wife.
 Mir Simms, of the Agua Fria smelter, is .n Prescott suffering wlrh sore eyes.
 Ray. Fir. Brooke has withdrawn his resignation as pastor @. the II. E. church at Globe:
 J. M Bryan is building a handsome EIz-raJmCd residence 'r tEe northwestern part of Fheniz.
 Postmaster Geo. r. NoWry, Of Phenix, is taking h's first vacation for three years.
 HeyIHau Solomon and wife have re- turned t0 Tombstone from San Francis Co.
 Mrs. Wm. Wilkerson is expected to return Go Prescott from the north coun- try in about week.
 Ike Orcscc. a blacksmith at Florence, was severely burned about his eyes with hot iron, Wednesday.
 (. C. Lips, the well known liquor man c5 Los Angeles, is spoken of by Tomb stone paper as Ar. Lieps.'
 Dr. J. Q. Spinner e: Whipple Bar racss, has opened su office for the pract- ice oi me- .ci1:e lH Prescott.
 Con Blair, of Florence, has cleared several hundred dollars by Us lerry on the ltila, near that place.
 Mrs. J. II. F:erson and family have re- turned home to Peoples Eailey, after visiting Prescott friends.
 Gee. r. Coats, an enterprising busi- ness man oi PheniL, is malliu. two weeks visit Go his family in Los Angeles.
 Captain Cunningham, superintendent oi Che Panther Consolidated, VIII pros rect Cave Creek with Victor rocl, driii.
 George Atkinson Ina. returned to Tombstone from his visit e;-st. He will remain ab1ut si1 weeks and go back to Gotham.
 Louis de Pay ot Casa Grande, was compelled Dy a Mexican, wEo robbed him of his clothes and wagon, to walk stark naked for quite a number of miles.
 Neil Boyle, an experienced miner, lias peen placed in charge of the Head Cen ter mine as acting superintendent until the vacancy caused by the death of Gen. C. C. Batterman k filed by the directors.
 Geo. F. BcveTidg- has been engaged by iIe Boston Company ct Tombstone to proceed to Las Doiicias, in Sonora, to take charge of of one of their mines re- gently purchased ia the vicinity of Arispe.
 We are pleased to know tat ex-Goy- ernor Stafford sometimes called "the !. little giant "-is aEaiu moving among . his friends in tLe Territory. We shall !. be happy to greet him in the valley of the Salt before he returns to the great l city of New York.-Phenix Herald.
 During tae recent discussion with ! firearms between the citizens of Benson ] and tie |" top and bottom sharps, a ! litJic C'urhter ,i tir. and Mrs. Ben . Blcc5 narrowly escaped being shot by a | bu3let which buried itself only few . inches f.um Eo- head into pile Of lum- . bsr.
 Mother Eouca. Of the Prescott branch . Cf Ila Sisters ui 20. .ic-. - Jt back . safely after a trip o' seventeen days . thro5rh thc mountains along the grade. ' Sae travelled along t-o grade over leo i miles. visiting every camp, talking kind | lv. miuisterin- angel as she is, tO the | workers. who nobly seconded her efforts for forming an association, the object ! of which is Co have the sick and wound el people along the road brought here to the hospital and attended to as only tLe ladies of her order can attenl to suffering mortals. The monthly sub- scriptions will be paid for this purpose, while not heavy on individual subscribers will form large fund, save the country great exuense and be of untold benefit t0 all who may be so unfortunate as to be in any way injured by accident or prcstrated l'y disease. - Prescott Dem ocrat.
 Jim Stewart. the inde!atigable " old stager." giaddens our streets again tO- day Eith his magnetic presence. Jlm lL solving the diiiicult problem of the h. lian question. viz: swing them employ meut. For some length oi time while the roads were SD wet and muddy near .he Gila as tO render stage travel Im- possible. he organized an Indian pack train and caused them to carry on their heads and backs and in their hands all .he baggage and bullion, mails and fo- males contracted by his stage company .o be carried from point to point The females were carried OD ordinary ladders mprcvised in such manner as Co admit lf an easy posture, and four sjalwart not Republican, Indians were com handed to carefully convey the price ess treasure in their possession. Men n pursuit of money and the iulhllment Df contracts become invinclble m con ,uering the winds and waves Phenix Herald.
 Mir W. F. Ashurst, an old Hassayam- Der from the MOgoilon mountains, was n town Monday morning with his wife .ud family Mr. Ashurst is an old set Ter, and owns a inc sheep ranch m sad some one hundred miles dls- ant. and twenty miles southeast of Flag tai. He speaks of the climate and soll n glowing terms; s2ys that they have ,ad more rain in his locality this season han we have had here, and crops have l ,ecu much benefited. IL is tie first trip , .f his wife and children into Prescott. lr. Ashurst has been shearing sueep at 'ine Springs. He states that the Nav ! .jo Indians have become numerous and