Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Tombstone Toplcs.
TEpIfaU


 Payday on Wednesday brought about a number O. vigorous nose masnlugs.
 Heavy showers interfeEed with mining operations yesterday.
 The Nugget thinks that Alderman Quigley is proving himself the Hght man in the right place on the water I works question.
 The Nugget says that special officer | Dillon was arrested Tuesday by Marshal | Neagle for obtaining money under false . pretenses. It is alleged he demanded money from several China wash houses, ] representing himself as a regular officer ! acting under orders from the Marshal
 Tombstone k a queer town in fact, sort of a bad town. "Wednesday evening Ben Maynard and T. J. IiptOn, two very athletic sons of guns get lnto a Tery bad row. Mr. Maynard punched NIT. Tiptuu under the right eye with an Arr zOnu toOth-pick with so much ylgor that Mir. Tptou appealed to the citizens that he had been stabbed with a slx-sloOter, and that being a law abiding community ! the wounded man was carefully looked after and the next day both parties were ! fined in the sum of SD The GIrad mill IS steadily pounding away. thus adding another bullion pro ducer Go this prolific camp
 The excavation for the Huachuca Wa ! ter company 5 reservoir $ nearly com ! p.ete. and work on the wall commenced | yesterday.
 There Is no word yet of coDuacthav- | ing been closed for working ;he lnseIsoA ore. Both the Boston and Bradshaw mills are bidding for the job.
 ST. EpJacio Parades IS visiting hIs ! friends. NJ. M. Corelia and O. r. Thorn ! ton. m this city. ST. PareJes Is a large land owner on the headvaters of the | Sonora river. This Is his first visit Co a live American minns town, and he secs
 much Of interest Co hun.
 ! From a private letter received by a | gentleman in th.s city, ]. IS learned that Robert Perrine, owner of the Baba-
 comari, has made arrangements with a party iu Arizona to stock that ranch ! This will be a good thing for thls county ! as the ranch lies within our borders A petition was in circC.ation yesterday !. asking the City Council 60 remove Mr. B. C. Ouig.cv as cfty clerk lt IS under
 stood ,hrt tfc cause for this acton grew ! o-t ol certain reports that NIT. QWs,ey
 made. in his official capacity as mercan- i tile reporter for a san Francisco mercan- | t.le agency. ll-h.s be true, it looks much 1 like a petty piece ot persecution
 The Hearst Party Safe.
 Frank Lobrasso, who went to BasO- cLuca with George Hearst, returned last
 evening, he being one of the musicians
 at the Knights ball. He left Basochuca
 Sunday morning. when the entire party
 were safe and well and no word Oi h.
 dian troubles west of the A!Os range of . mountains. This k as We assumed m our article upon this subject m yester- days issue. That the Sumner and Earl
 party are also safe and sound we do not doubt. from the fact that the hOstlleS ? were being hotly pursued by at least luUO . good Indian tirhters men who can tOl- Q low wherever an Indian dare go. Ile alarm was given by some irresponsible Mexican, who may have seen or heard 3 his 0miuous tale iu the bottom ot a bot- tie Of Seu0r Elias, good mescaL The
 great mistake was made m teiegldphug , the rumour tO HaCEIu x Ieyls by some
 one of Mr. Hearsts friends here m
 Tombstone. This fact alone was the cause of unnecessary pain Co hls many
 friends and political supporters in Oal-
 fouia.-OEpitaph-
 WE are informed that nearly one-tlIrd
 more land Is being s0wn % gram ,n SalL ! River Valley this season than ever be- p fore, and that the snow n sight, ID the mountains. and the more economical management of the Vd,cr In -hc several ' duches in-ures plenty of irrigation, so that nothing short of army worn. grass , hoppers. blight. smut or some other gram |. peslucnce can possibly prevent an a1un- % dant crop. Add Co this ,he prospect oi , very short crops in southern California fl. which must insure good prices for Arzo- - na grain. and i- Is plain proposition
 that the Salt River farmers ale ln Ian
 way -o do lrst-ra,c this season. Messrs
 Isaacs, Ome, Judge Tweed, Cap.ai! - Hancock. J. M. Bryan, Rum1u1s. u E any and many others in the immediate ' nei-hjorh11d of PLeniN are taIriy pread
 In1 themselves ju preparing land, old '' and new. and scattering the seed gram U all ofwEich falls in good ground m um'
 t9 produce an tuDdred-to.d.-i Prescott
 Miner.
 Ing Gunsight mining company hay. s funds in the treasury to sink thei
 double compartment shat j00 feet, drif X on the ledge joO feet and do cross cut 1, ting sufficient to determine the size O s the ore body. IT the showing is as goo, s as they are warranted in expecting iron n present developments, 1t will he some thing marvellous.
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 Y THl suggestion of the CITIZEN for -h IS organization of Board of Trade Is en l. dorsed by the Star. and IS likely 60 rcsui iii in the formation Of such a body throusI Pc which the business men of the city cal