Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
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 Judge DeForest Porter and wife have returned to Santa Monica.
 A. T. Ferguson, of Globe, has departed for his home in England.
 Sheriff Behan, of Tombstone, is con fined to his room by sickness.
 Billy Barbour does the agreeable at the Railroad Hotel, Yuma.
 Jos. A. Mighell, of Silent, Yuma coun- | ty, has gone to San Francisco.
 Sheriff Gabriels bond as tax collector of Pinal county, Is S240O0. Isaac Lyons is taking in Los Angeles, i Santa Monica and San Francisco.
 Mrs. James Wiley, of Globe, is con | valescing fTom a dangerous illness.
 Thomas Hughes, of Yuma, is in Los | Angeles, suffering with rheumatism.
 Judge Willis, of San Bernardino, has been spending a few day in Yuma.
 John Stanley is a thriving merchant at Norton's Landing, on the Colorado river. |
 Major c. H. Sisson has returned from an Eastern visit to his home in Globe. Florence boasts Of fine portrait painter in the person of T. NJ Espinosa. |
 Goldman & O., of Pheni1, have tele- phone between their store and ware house.
 Mrs. Rosa Howe, of Globe, who was convalescing from an illness, Is suffering | a relapse.
 MT. Sibbald, of Florence, has gone to 1 Mineral Hill to begin work on the Pa l cific mine.
 C.. 4. Wright, of Yuma, has been ap- pointed conductor on the railroad to l Tucson.
 Geo. Acton, of Florence, has gone on | a two weeks visit to the San Pedro | country.
 George Herman, an old-timer of Flor ence, was found dead east of that town l on Friday night
 Norman r. Salter has been selected to escort David Clark, an insane man, from Globe to Stockton.
 Peter Brady has returned to Pinal 1 from Florence, and resumed his duties at the King mill.
 MT. Tucker, Of Leroy, is jubilant over the prospects Of his mine, now being opened by a tunnel
 Hall Hanlon has raised a large and fine crop of grapes this season on the Colorado river bottoms.
 Johnnie NTinear reports at --7,r!6rence that the damage by tioc1sas at Mineral Creek was consideCglscle.
 WaEEePt-E Ilukeus, of Oakland, is man. agir 7, rehe Railroad Hotel at Yuma in the 70 absa ice of Mr. Newett.
 Wm. Pridham. agent at Los Angeles ; for Wells, Fargo X Co, has been looking after detained goods Gt Yuma.
 The wife Of Ed Byraes. the leader of the Benson gang of thieves was robbed of Sl1jO on Friday night.
 Frank Leslie has returned to Tomb , stone from two months so:ourn in southwestern New Mexico.
 B. F. Pasco, who was severely bitten by dog on the Fourth of July in Globe, has about recovered from its effects. Sherman has abandoned the pick and , shovel and now handles the ribbons on the Arizona stage line from Florence.
 Rev. c. F. Bovard was presented by the ladies of Phenix with purse of S6O previous to his departure for Los An geles.
 Postmaster Guild, of Florence, was compelled by high water to move his household effects to more secure Guar- ters.
 Mir. Williams, recently of the Copper Queen mine, has taken charge of the smelter erected by Erland & Sturges in Globe.
 Mrs W. M. Buffum and child. and Miss Evans, of Prescott, have gone to Los Angeles, where they will remain un- til winter.
 Patrick Campbell, recently of Clifton, has been murdered by a Mexican named Jose Berritos, at St. Johns, Apache county.
 Sheriff c. H. Brinley, of Yuma, is re- | quired to give S2o,00O bonds as tax col lector and IS allowed ten per cent. com mission.
 Wm. Sutherland, of the Arizona Stage Company, is making preparations to commence housekeeping at his Dripping | Springs station.
 | C. A. Smith, of the Signal Service at l Yuma, will retire from the army. He | will be succeeded by Mr. Stewart, from Santa Fe, \. NJ.
 Walter r. Jones, late of the law firm l Of Jones x Jahn, San Francisco, has taken his wife to Globe, and will become a resident of that place
 James Watson, repairman on the United States military telegraph line, | found fifty poles washed out between | Florence and Maricopa.
 Geo. A. Ringwald, has received the | sad news of the death of his venerable | mother, which occurred at Plaquemine | Iberville Parish, Louisiana.
 Gus Schamp, the genial host of the Casa Grande Hotel, treated the washout | victims who were compelled to remain at that place, with royal good cheer
 Dan Ming, who was driving the coach between Grant and Thomas, when four |, miles from Cedar Springs, was thrown from the box and considerably injured. F The society at Porterville, up in the PInal mountains, has received an addi- tion during the past week in the persons of Mrs. John Hise and children and Mrs. Chapel.
 Thomas Mcclellan went to sleep in canyon m Pinal county, a few nights ago, and freshet carried away his blank cts and provisions, and had a severe wrestle with Thomas. Shit has been instituted at Florence to recover from W. l.. Bailey. of Pinal ( Thomas Newland, of Globe and D. H. Checker, of Florence, the sum of SS00 on the forfeited bail bond of young Custer, a charged with assault with intent to com [ init murder, two years ago.
 Prof. Frambes and family, M. NJ. Jack son and family, J. T. Montgomery and amily, Mrs. Hazleton and daughters. s Ir. and Mrs. E. Irvine, Mir Taplan, Miss ] Nellie Dixon, Miss Mamie Davis and b Hiss Ada Wharton are attending camp e meeting at TOnto Basin from Phenix. C