Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-17
Arlzona News.

!
 Deputy United States Marshal Dun-
 Ovan is in attendance on the District
 Court. He reports that the United
 States cases which will be tried during
 the term will not exceed six m number,
 four of which are for mail robbery and
 the remainder for offences against the
 revenue laws.-MIner.
 Upward of 5000 fruit trees will be set out ih the valley during this fall and
 the coming spring, and large area of
 land will be planted to grapes-Herald.
 A Phenix man spent two years in per fecting a small steam engine, just for the fun of making it. When completed, however, he conceived the idea Vf st- taching 1t to bicycle, and it proved a great success. He thinks he eau revO- lutlonize bicycling by the use of steam. Journal.
 People who think Maricopa county | has no rich mines are mistaken Sam JOues recently shipped $500 pounds of ore from the White Picacho, near Sey- mour, to Benson, and received ID return | therefor $2,50). This Is the result of | few months work. Four other parties. I whose names our reporter did not learn, did equally well.
 The management Of the Southern Pa cific Hotel under Mir. Bonfglio is prov ing a success. He is using his endeavors | to procure 6rst-class help, and is furnishing the the tables with every thing money can buy.-Sentinel.
 A phenomenal sight was witnessed on Main street ID this city the other day. X Yuma male Indian was seen carrying ! a large load o, bay on his back. A DOT | ton of the astonishment was removed, | hawever, by the fact that his squsw was just behind him with a load twice as hesvy.-Ib. We are informed that Mir Seth Green, | assistant superintendent of bridge con- struction for the 5. P. R. R., will shortly l commence improvements upon the abut- ! ments of the bridge over the Colorado | at Yuma. The river is now at its lowest | stage, and there IS no better time than | now for doing this work.-Ib.
 Dr. P. J. Oettinger, representing the Kansas City reduction works, has pur- chased several car loads of ore Tn the | county and shipped the same.
 Mir. P. J. Fully arrived in the city yes terday from Los Angeles. His presence IS due to hIs being plaintiff in a suit for S50.O00 damages, which he has instituted against the Grand Central NJ. O., in connection with the death of his brother which occurred some months since.-Ib.
 Mir L. Fraissinet. owing to change of road, is building a fine residence in front of hIs store North Clifton is coming out, and there IS ample room for ,k Mr E Clarion.
 Strangers need have no fear in visit ing Clifton. Our town is orderly and 1t Is the intention of the officials to have 1t remain sO.-Ib.
 4 prominent mining man who has re- gently inspected the Contention mine say there Is more ore in sight now than at any time he has seen 1t for the past two years.-Epitaph.
 Jack Shay, the man shot last Wednes- day in the Montezums saloon by Jim Monroe, IS stlll alive but very weak. He can hardly recover, as there IS but little doubt that his kidneys were badly lacerated by the bullet, the present location of which IS not known Miner.
 The Howell smelter closed down from yesterday to put Tn a Cornish roller and make changes in the quartz mill Hereafter they will use wet process instead of the dry iu treating their Ore.-Ib.
 In anticipation of the early compile tion of the Contention pumps, the Grand Central is getting its pumps in order for the coming battle with the water in the lower levels.-Epitsph.
 The manufacture of gas was begun at the new works yesterday, and the gaso meter was filled with the new illumina- tor. Everything worked to a charm, and the quality of the gas made was all that the most sanguine could desire. The work of laying the mains which has been delayed a few days will begin to- morrOw-Ib.
 The following are the indictments found by the late grand jury against parties now m custody or under bonds; Murder. Pete Deveaux. George Cliquet, Daniel Lewis. grand larceny. J. P. Wells, two charResl, John Collins; rob- bery, John Mulligan, MOllie Smith; re- ceivInc stolen property, Manuel Moreno; embezzlement, J. r Wells. two charges); assault and battery with intent to kill, James Burke; forgery, J. P. Wells, two ehargesL-Ib.
 Mir. H. Ii. Scott, of Benson, passed through PheniX this morning bound for Wickenburg. He expects to have bis concentration works running on the old Vulture tailings in about e month Gazette.
 A citizen was offered recently S132 50 C.. G. | ton street, and refused to sell at those Iigures. The property has but light frame buildings on it.-Herald.
 A petition has been sent to the gov ernor for the pardon of Merritt Hnbson, convicted of horse-stealing, signed by all the iurymeD.-GlobeC Chronicle.
 On Monday, Frank Hauz met with quite a severe accident. Coming down from the Globe mine to the smelter with load of ore, his team became unmansgeable and the wagon was thrown over and broken. Hauz fell un- der the ore and was badly bruised, though no bones were broken. He re- ceIved a severe cut over the left eye. One of his horses had leg broken and was shot, and another was SO badly in- iured thst the owner VIII be obliged to shoot him.-Ib
 Marshal Tidball, we are told by those who ought to be good judges in the premises, has made a very efficient off cer. Heretofore the Miner has not spoken in terms of endearment cf this gentleman, because he has made hls deputies from the bitter foe, or demo- cratic ranks. We take the field new and clean, and leave the bitter feelings of our predecessor out of the question, and welcome the marshal to the capital of the Territory, where we think he should be stationed, and hope for the sake of our good old republican party, under which AIr. T. holds office, that he will find 1t convenient to select his dep- uties from men of his own party and support his party newspapers.-Miner. Mrs. Dr. Ingalls,. wife of Major h. gals, late of the U. s. Army, and family arrived here this morning from Prescott. She comes to take up her permanent residence in Pheuix, and will be de sIrable acquisition to our best society, as she IS a thoroughly educated and cul- tured lady. Major Ingalls, is in San Francisco with his cabinet of Iudian curiosiries, which he has been invited to exhibit before the Academy Of Sciences with the view of that socIety becoming the purchaser. He has the finest csbi- net of ancient relIcs in the hands of sny private individual in the United States. Gazette.
 Utilizing the Sun. News of curious invention comes i. from the south of France. A French | man, who has patented machine for | the use of concentrated solar rays as a .