Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
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Ex-Secretary Gosper is at the Palmer House, Chicago.
 The District Court ls set for open ing in Yuma the 21th inst. NIT. Ed. G. Peck, discoverer of the Psck mIne, Was recently In Phenlx.
 M- Isaac Putnam and wife, of River side, paid Florence So visit this week.
 Something like 1900 tons of Ice will,
 1t is said, be put up near Prescott this winter.
 Votes cauvassed; and stil! ye gentle
 kicker of the west, continues to sway his 1 foot.
 Mrs J. S Mills, of Mary sv1lle, accom- panied by her son, Mr. I. ?. Mills,
 have taken mp their winter residence in Yuma.
 Meinherr, Weaver continues Co im- prove the grounds surrounding his at . tractive hotel at Yuma.
 Arrangements are being made for a | fight-withOut glOves-to take place m | Phenix Dec. 2J.
 That street singer of Globe makes up | for the lack of melody by his display of | enthusiasm and noise.
 | JlAHl Dt Mtl NHRL NAAG AlAe-4a- AAa | wooded peaks seem now Go be ever en-
 'rlnped by a dense ram cloud.
 John Y T. Smith bid in the Easter brook ranch, near Phenix, containing
 lCo acres. at sheriff sale Tor SG0o.
 The ladies Of the Tombstone Metho-
 dist church will give an entertainment The District Court now in session in Tombstone will adjourn on the 2ith inst. ! By that time all crImInal cascs will be cleared from the calendar. Charley Yates. ono Of ou- oldest and
 best natured citizens, will shortly cross the "brIny,' win and bring to Prescott
 one Of Fnsland's fairest daughters. An unruly bovine. at the slaughter
 pen, m Florence, raR against Judge
 Miller the other day with a force that
 fractured three of the Judges ribs.
 Ed. BonsIll, railroad gent at Mari
 copa, k visiting in Iheuix. Mir. Bon sail Is very agreeable gentleman and a prompt and thorough business man.
 lion. 4. c. Baker, oi Pheuix, arrived In Tombstone a few days since. He k well known throughout Arizona as a leading lawyer and successful po'iti- ciau.
 The influx of winter visitors to Yuma from the East still continues. Nothing but the want of suitable accummoda- | tiuns, in the way of houses to rent. keeps many more from coming.
 Vim. Corey, deputy sheriff of Cochiss county, arrived in Florence Friday | morning and arrested Frank Gray on l an indictment for forgery issued against | him by the grand jury oi that county.
 A. T. Jones, CoG1ty Recorder of Co., 1 chlse county, and Richard Rule. editor | of the Epitaph, left sunday morning for Sulphur Springs valley, and will prob | ably extend their tTIpas Tar as the Swiss helm.
 Hon. David Me lu-r. a prominent member of the San Francisco bar. and one Of the directors of the Fair EIIa mine, arrived in Tom5.taue on Sunday 1 last bent on examining HrClng proper ties in that district
 An amateur muslcal soei5sv has been formed m Tombstone and ptll shortly give the people an opportUUIN Co hear them m choice musical entci ninucut. The members are assidUously 4ractic- ing and when ready will doubtlits give an enjoyable performance.
 William Fur was in Tombstone on Sunday last with lead Of wood. He ives about six miles from Summit sta- ion, and while there received tele- ,ram that his child, only eighteen | months old, had fallen into a tub of water and had been drowned
 Miss Ella Shields, one of the most 'stlmable young ladies Of Pinal county -a1 Al. v Monday, and is the guest of Mrs T. and ] Hiss Fannie Bartleson. She will re- | nain there till after the Christmas holI- lays. $
 Mr. Charles Gross an old time citizen 1 f Yuma, but nov Of Nohaye county is c gain In Yuma to attend court. Mr. iros', was formerly chairman Of the I 'oard cf Supervisors af that county; n nd ls a valuable. progressive and ex- t mplary man In every way.
 Tn the western part af ,ae valley |. welve miles from Pucaix ducks and ., eese are reported by the thousands: - be noise made by them iu flying. abOut | ightfall, sounding like the rumbling Of W lstant thunder. Hunters will he ouf lere iu unlimited numbers. It's rar- 7 port. I The usually quiet community of :, empe wa- a few days sIuce suddenly '' lrowu into bonanza sDasm by a re- n ort that a very rich gold bearing ledge ~. as been discovered, the assay of which ~ -Omises the happy strikers" the hand ~, 'me sum of over S3J,OOO per ton. The ." Iginal lOcators seem Co be Nr.J.J Ill and Dr. Gregg. Numerous other CT Itensions have been staked of all e ithin three miles of Hayden's Ferry. V Can our town authorities, says the i' heni1 Herald. do notling to rid the n ace of the nuisance called ~trampss" I, man might stand 1t to bs bounced for T two or four bit pIece once or twice a eL y, but C. be stood up" as it were. W rec times in walking two blocks, Is lttlug the matter Tn rather a promis- Pl Ious quantity. Our street and ditches Sa led cleaning badly and some Of these it: ys the town will be paying men to do fo Q work which might be done by these flows that ask for money. not meals, to d disgrace our town by their presence | in well as disgust our visitors with our lei VII government. in