Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

'N- '9- Nudflcs NeOcr, charged with assault IT, and battery, brought in a verdict of ,e- acquittal.
 m The Steamer Mohaye arrived from up-
 rlyer on Monday, and brought down six is passengers, and 45 tons of ore from Cas- Inf tie Dome.
 If, Captain Polhamus and Dan Connor
 are doing assessment work on their cop O, per mines, Williams Park district. this as county.
 y, Judge PInney IS earning golden
 Opinlons, as an able and active magis- "A trate. He believes Tn the immediate In and proper administration of justlce. D. Tue "prize-bOok" offered by the r. Sacramento Bee, for the best original
 puzzle, sent to the Bee for the month Of d October, has been awarded to a citizen m of Yuma. s. We are informed that the machinery d Tor the Clip mill goes on thls steamer. | e The mill VIII be erected above Nortou's
 landing, and in all probability will com- n menee ore crushing inside of ninety l V days. s- Work is being actively pushed on she 1 a Reliance mine, Picscho district, MessIs. ! s PuriDgton and Boyd left town for 1
 Plcacho on Friday last and will im- | t mediately start the mill to work crush | e ing ore.
 Mir. w. l.. Hopkins was foreman of the | C Grand Jury, and made lasting im- ! ,. presslOn on all who came in contact with l
 him In his official position as an upright l and capable gentleman.
 D Hon. Wm, P. Miller, of Melrose, Cal, 2 the able manager of the 0. D. M. < $. - Co, arrived Tn Yuma on Monday. MT. Miller IS accompanied by his interesting 3 family, and will visit hIs mining property
 at Castle Dome and vicinity before re- turning home.
 Col. A. r. Johnson Of Dos Cabesas who has been sOiOurning here for the ) past month left for home on Sunday last. The genial Colonel returns to his mountain home much improved Tn health
 and promises to recommend Yuma to all
 his friends, who are seeking pleasure
 and health.
 The steamer Mohave left for up-river
 on Thursday morning with two barges
 Ill tow and a cargo of l4ll tons of
 freight. Hardyville 27,1jO; POlhamus | 7S,llO; MOhave J020: Needles l07SlS: Col. Ind. reservation ,j60; Blythe's 12,- l lSO; Chimehneirs l,265; Aubrey 4.23O pounds. Eight cabin passengers: Capt.
 Mellon and Mrs. Mills, Fl Dorado Can yOn; Mir. Purinton and wife, PicachO: ! NIT. Clark aud clerk, Col. Ind, Res; C.
 Gross and Wooster Hardy, Hardyville.
 The most elegant and successful social | gathering of the season took place at the
 Southern Pacific Hotel on Thanksgiving l eve. Mir. l. Lyons, treasurer elect, in.
 vited his many friends to participate !.
 and he can feel confident that all who
 were present enjoyed themselves hugely | NIT. Weaver kindly gave MT. Lyons the
 use of his elegant dining room, and both the young and old folks had a merry ' time dancing. The supper was an cpl c curean feast and reflects great credit on : | Weaver's chef de cuisine; elegant may a | Onualse, superb rOasts, ice cream and all c the usual ''fixings" were supplied in i abundance. c Prescott Democrat.
 The wife of Major Robinson and the wife and child of Dr. Robinson arrived
 this morning from the East. o . Secretary Van Arman has been doing f some good service for this Territory
 during his absence on a visit to Wash
 ingtOn and other Eastern points. N
 Mir. W. W. Hutchinson has just let the
 contract for building a new residence Il on UOrteZ street, south of the plaza, to O the well known builders, Messrs. Ran II dall S Cassidy.
 NIT. Emile c. Herzinger, brother of e Henry l.. HerZinger, foreman of the r' Democrat office, arrived from Nevada O City, California, on the stage Wednes- o day evening, and will make his home in f' Prescott hereafter b
 The grand jury has indicted Charles o Genung, the brute who attempted to :, outrage a ten-year old glrl a few days ., since, on a charge of attempt to commit s' rape. His trial will come up this term v. of court
 San Francisco papers complain of s, scarcity of ten and five cent pieces. We m have noticed similar scarcity of those fr cons here, and doubt If a man were tO fr hunt the town through if he could find ia one dollars worth of nickels.
 The United States grard jury today pc found two indictments each against ar Dennis Golden, Harry Woods and John CT Quigley, one for selling liquor and one ne for selling tobacco at retail without the ha necessary license. Indictments were tn also found against other parties, but not fr, having yet been arrested their names are a withheld. ti,
 The Prescott Rifles, last night, de- fr' cided to take the Prescott theater for a l' period of three months, at a monthly ll' rental of $100. They will hereafter C' hold theIr meeting and drills there. and Ina will sub-let 1t tO parties desiring it. It IS also their intention to give Q series of Of entertainments there during the winter ke
 PheuiK Herald. M
 Cunning in the vicinity of town is re- ~ ~ reported first class. Quail and doves -u -u are to be found in great abundance. tb
 Judge Tweed IS again able to he on ce the street. but shows in a very decided rel way the effects of his late lndisposition.
 There are now, we are told, two or ne u" three mining enterprises which wiil Sl prove tributary to our town, soon t1 be -'I opened up in real earnest. va
 The arrival of some heavy New York tr, mining men is expected here m a few pr days. We believe they are interested in iv the Cave Creek country. ce.
 PheuiI Gazette cli
 Harry Carpenter has taken a posi- ce tiOn with Hon. c. C.. Bean, at Prescott. va
 Our climate cannot be beat, not even de by the much puffed-up Italy. as
 Born in this city, November 27th, to ~ ~ the wife of Nick Balsz, son. e--
 George Wilcox, brother of North Will an cox, is paying our city a visit. sci
 uduudr du o4u if pof ndh It- VI turned from a visit to California, and fol will return to his position in the mer- ne camille business at Eulture-
 Any information that will lead to the pa of Hans Van Yschixschen, p- who has been, or is, at work on a farm ar near this cIty, will be thankfully received no by AdOlph Rosenthal, Consul of the ste Germnn Empire, stationed at San Fran CT cisco, Cal. pa
 The new tunnel on the Specie Paying, ,r Mineral Hill, IS all in ore. It runs In ls on the ledge at the north end of the ;--- claim over 100 feet below the highest LI' crOppings- There Is no waste of rock --, in this tunnel; every pound taken out Is ,L.. pay mineral. Taking the ore and ledge ta matter just as 1t comes from the tunnel --. and the average, by assay, is i2 Con -f,, sidering the quantity-and the latter IS I, the most important feature of mine -S the average Is unusual and will make the Specie Paying one of the best pay ing properties in the Territory. The 1 do company has set aside ten thousand dol far lars in hard cash which they propose to th, spend in development work, commenc- So ing about the middle of January with on force Of fifteen or twenty men, and as am soon as the mine shall have been thor a ouEhly opened a mill will be put up. g.
 Pinal Drill: The developments in st the Martinez mine are highly satis- Yo