Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Arlzona News.

AAALOua NtNss
 Ibos. Burk was pardoned from the Territorial prison last week.
 The name of the Clifton & Lordsburg Raiiroac has been changed to the Arr zona d New Mexico Railroad.
 Peaches are selling at two cents per pound at Phenix, and bushels are rot ting.
 They had quite breezy time in Phe- DIX last Friday. The wlnd upset hay stacks, buildings and carriages, and blew of the roofs of out buildings. A copi- ous raiu followed.
 The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad as- sessMent on its property III Mojave county IS upwards Of Sl,4O0,OO0. It has sigulhed It's willingness 10 pay taxes on SSl,UCl-Alta ArlzOna.
 The Yuma Indians are pleased to learn that tleIr new reservation IS so near to their old home, and view the proposed change RIth great deal more favor than v hen 1t was supposed they would be put opposite the MOiayes.
 On Thursday afternoon the efficient Warden of the Penitentiary, Mir. H. Long, fell into a falntIng it, but he Is now nearly recovered. Dr. Price pro uuunces the attack neuralgia of the hearI.-Arzona Sentinel.
 On FrIGay morning the Apache chief Pedro came into town with about 20 of hIs band. Tn'r re are several squaws among the number. They are here on q vlslt.
 Sheriff Ward and wife returned last evening from Huachuca, having spent a pleasant day al the fort. The late rains have made the mountains and canyons a rerfect paradise of follage and flowers Eplt ph.
 Wm. Lang, charged with being an &C., comphce f Mulllgan, Cullman and Mountain iu the robbery Of Eugene Ed muuds. was yestei day discharged from custody, the evidence showing that he was not guIlty.-Repubhcan.
 Silver King Is now lively. They are building fourteen new residences on the northeast of town, where the place IS free from dust and traffic The ore leans and timber wagons cause great deal Of noise and dust.-PInal Drill.
 Barley Is to be seen headed ont, at Il. T. railroad where 1t was scattered by ,eam~teTs. This Is proof of what We nave often sad that the cereals will grow all over northern Arizona.-Pres- cott Courier.
 Lon. E. Barbey, the pen slinger of PheuIx Is quite an accomplished linguist
 e talks and writes fuently m SIX Ian guages, English, French, Spanish, Ger man, CnOcjaw and POtowatomie.-Phe- nix Herald.
 Alex Harris is busy with his men pre- purinE bis brick yard for the manufact- Ire ot a large quantity of brick to be used by Campbell, Richards and others n rebuilding The burnt distrIct.-AriZo- na Miner
 On account of the scarcity of water to run he stamp mill at the Carlisle mine. be csnpauy cOntemplates removing II to the GIla river, near Duncan station 1u fhe Ar,z ma & New Mexico railroad. Clifton Clarion.
 4 I0-norse power hot air englpe, with drum, has been put up on the main shaft of the Copper Mountain mine, one of the Detroit Copper COmpany's prop --fles, for hoisting purposes-Clifton Clarion.
 Tue railroad Is now completed to with iu eight miles of Clifton, and 1t is ex- 9-ct-d that trains will be running into own hv the first of October-CliftOu Clarion.
 William Smith, an old-time scout. % uSprctor, stage driver, etc, in Arizona. ned a few days since at Fort Thomas oi -rng-sfIve chiil H will be remembered y all old resId nts of the camp by his 'hriquet of Military B;ll."-Republi- an.
 Captain D. H. Floyd. acting quarter master at Fort Huachuca, offers a re- ward of S25 head for the delivery al -h he post of several mules and horses that lave strayed from the government herds. he-e animals are supposed to be in the Nne;stUue mOuntains-Epitsph.
 Tom Ewing, who is well known in Ari Q ua, Is now owner of extensive silver nIues and mills at Providence Mouu- fin, San B-rnadino county, California. b are yielding him, abOve expenses. SjhOno. per month Pretty good income 1r a man who, five years ago, was brok, Miner.
 Lar en, the Gillett blacksmith, con ~ed tu Eayng robbed the Black Cal | un st ge three times. He recently | old n-, while in his dungeon cell ai | IruIX, that there was nothing in th | D lsinrss, and he was very sorry for hay |
 z committed the wrong.- Miner.
 Sheriff Henkel to-day received a letter .um \. Clark, nt the Stockton asylum, | I1iifying him of the death of Alonzo 4. Monk, winch occurred ID that institu- rnu con the lst inst. The deceased was | we'll and favorsbly known ID this coun- y. He w2- committed to the as, lum | August 10th, lSS2-Journal
 The examination of Mollie Cullmap 'iused with the testimony Of the prose 'ution last evening. No evidence was utrnduced by the defence. The de endant was held In the suIa of Sl000 'all Go appear before the grand jury. .ud m default was committed to the county iaii.-l Republican.
 John Frey. a German who was well luown in Clifton. was sho, and killed l sunday morning, about 9 o'clock, in @ aloOn at Garland 8 railroad camp. about wo miles below Clifton, by man by he name of Smith. for making use of 'ery insulting and threatening language nd threatening hIs life. Smith gave Iimself Up to the authorities-TC ClarIon. A scheme to escape from the county aI had been cCncocted, and was to have 'een put ID execution yesterday morn- ng by George Cliquet. Paul Deghue and 'ete Deveaux, all of whom are awaiting rial for murder. The intention was to verp wer the tIusty and Deputy Sher- q, Fred Ward The scheme leaked out, nd when the conspirators came from heir cells they found not only Fred Ward, but Billy Ward, the JaIlor, the alter of whom dropped double bar sled shotgun on them and suggested hat he didn't think It would be a good lorning for outdoor exercise.-Republi- an.