Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Ariznna NaNs.
Pspago Indians are bringing great deal of gold.-Yuma Sentinel.

| AfiLOna AeN>. Pspago Indians are bringing great deal of gold.-Yuma Sentinel.
 lPheuix Ga1e,te. Oct. I5th.I
 The Clip mine, Silver district, Yuma county, has a good showing. Since April last it's ten stamp mill has turned out over SS0,0O0 in silver bullion.
 Mr. T. D. Hughes. superintendent of the Vulture mill and mine arrived from | New Mexico yesterday, and left for the Vulture to-day.
 We understand that Mir. E. W. Wiley and others are erecting a one-stamp null on their mining property in the Maga- zine district.
 We have had propositions of all kinds for advertising to be taken out m sewing machines. wind mills, patent medicines, etc, but the latest IS man who wishes fifty dollars worth of ad- vortisIng and pay us ID Tape Worm medicine, guaranteeing every two table spoonsfull to bring a worm. My God, what a condition that fellow must think We are in.
 Mir D. F. Rappleye, of Mesa City, was ! of sorghum syrup, and 1t was the finest flavor that We have ever tasted. IL IS expected that he will make this year over 6 thousand gallons. and should the sale warrant will go into the business extensively next year. This valley can and will produce in few years enough syrup to supply the whole Territory, and m fact large amount for expOrta- tion.
 Judge Greenhaw, r. c. Bicknell and a party of eight others returned last even- ing from hunting and fishing expedi- ton down the river. They report having had a good time, enjoying themselves | hugely, with perhaps the exception of his Honor the Judge, who complains of | being somewhat used up. Some one hundred pounds of fish were caught, mostly Salt river trout, or "chubs, as | they are better known. During thelr | stay the hounds succeeded in freeing | two lions, one of which was killed, also a wildcat. Others of the party succeeded in bagging a number Ot ducks and a goose. Should there be little rain, it is the intention of the party 10 con- | tinue their expedition, and to that end, as the weather now is cloudy, some Of the members have already secured horses and - flask.
 IEpitaph, Oct. I5.I Ed and Al Schieffelln were in Fl PasO Sunday en route to Chihuahua to exam me some mining properties. The for mer will visit Tombstone on his return, and the latter will proceed to his home in Philadelphia.
 The grand jury of Pinal county found two indictment against Frank Carpeu- ter, who was arrested for cJmphcity in the Riverside stage robbery. One charges hIm wi;h having been accessory after the fact, to robbery, and the other, of having been an accessory after the fact, to murder.
 At 2:5O o'clock this morning flames were discovered bursting from the roof of a small detatched frame building in the rear of the Epitaph office, near Saf- ford street The alarm Of fire was lu- stantly raised, but owing to the unseemly hour it was some minutes before the fire laddies reached the scene Of the incIpient blaze. A stream of Huachuca having been got to work, the fire was quickly quenched and prevented from spreading The fire was discovered ID an outbuilding, and just how 1t Origi- mated IS a mystery. Loss nominal
 Tombstone Republican. Oct. IS.
 P. s. Beel. formerly salesman with the late firm ot Wm. Zlckendort, Of Tucson, ! has taken a position with J. Behr, dry good store on Allen street.
 ID Reppy and wife celebrated their crystal wedding Saturday evening. The | guests were numerous and a number of l elegant presents were made.
 Ike James and J. R. Farrell leave in | the morning for their nine, located ten l or fifteen miles north of Arispe. It IS | understood that they have very fine l copper prospect there.
 IEpitlph, U-t.IsI
 Judge John Haynes, a prominent l memer of the Tucson bar, came up yes teriay.
 The Old Dominion company Of Globe, | last week shipped 6l1 bars of copper bull | hon-l63,j15 pounds. Total shipments | up to date, 5,42l,O00 pounds.
 Prescott Miner. Get. 18th.
 Joe Givens, the road agent, whose l last exploit was to take in the Wicken- I berg stage last week, was bound over by | Justice McGrew Co appear before the grand jury next November, under bail bond of Sl,O0O.
 Master John Tinker, one of the Miner force, left this morning on a visit to friends at Verde. He was well provided l with guns and ammunition, and expects to create great havoc among | the feathered denizens of the Verde valley.
 We understand that R. W. Warrington has leased the old Senator mill After a careful exsmInation of Inc boilers and machinery he will immedia'ely remove his c0nceutrator there from Groom Creek and will run the mill strictly on custom orders
 Prescott Journal. Oct. l5.I
 Dan Lewis, who recently killed Mark Lewis al Dos Cabezas, and whom a cor oner's jury exonera'ed, has beeu held Co answer without bail by a justice of the Peace.
 Mir. c. A. McCarter, late proprietor of the NeCdesha (kans.) Free Press, ar- rived by this mornings Ash Fork stage and will take position on The Journal.
 Christopher Linde, who recently re turned from an exploring tour of Africa, in quest of diamonds, will leave to-mOr- TOW for Green Valley, in Toutc Basin country, to explore some mining prop erty.
 Tom Fitch is cooking for mess at the Yulture mine. The aforesaid Tom is Jhinsman and obtained his coCnomen from once having presided over the cui- iine of the silver tongued orator of the 1 tame name. Lieut.. Brandt and Sergeant Robinson i ,f Whipple, member of the department ! rife team to San Francisco, returned Co , Nhipple yesterday. It is stated that Hon. Pat. Hamilton. 5 Territorial Commissioner of Immigra- ion, has been rendered and will accept m editorial position on the San Frau ' .isco Examiner. The jury brought in a verdict of r guilty yesterday in the case of Cush- a nan, who was charged with having taken ! d rom the pOstOffice letter not his own, a md converting to his own Use a check l I Ontained therein. Mir. Cushman has I 'een resident of this territory for a 6. lumber of years, and until within the s 'ast few years bore an excellent reputa- f. ion, but at last the tomnter came and a y listening to his pleadings, now finds I lmself convict. It k sad case. at Gazette.
 ITombstone Epitaph. Oct. Isl lii