Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
People.


 James A. Moore is sick in Florence.
 Mrs. Mauk and family will reside in Phenix.
 Alex. Berry, of Yuma, IS building sail boat.
 G. VI. Sharp, of Florence has gone to Copper Basin.
 Mrs. Lount has returned to Phenix from a visit East.
 Judge French has gone to Mineral Park to hold Court.
 Rev. Windes has sold his house and lots in Phenix for S650.
 Charlie Bonhote, of Florence, will go to California to reside.
 Henry Raymond, of Blackberry, has gone to San Francisco.
 Aaron Mason has received 5000 grape cuttings from California.
 Miss Doveton is successfully conduct- ing the school at Stafford.
 Henry Shumaker, of Yuma, has i-cov- cred from his late Illness.
 Ore from W. c. Smiths claim at Sad dle mountain assays S1S0.
 Judge John M. Murphy, late oi Tomb stone, is in Mineral Park.
 E.W. Harr1s has established boot and shoe shop iE Prescott.
 Julian Piercy, of Tombstone, will re- turn to Prescott to reside.
 Capt. Simpson. U. $. A., has returned to Prescott from the East.
 J.D. Scanlan has been appointed dep uty sheriff of Pinal county.
 Mrs. Joe Burton was robbed by a Pres cott footpad Monday night
 Jesse BOwser, of Chino Valley, YavG- pai, Is down with smallpox.
 J.W. Robinson, a Prescott lawyer, will locate in Mineral Park.
 The family Of J. F. Ketcham have re- turned from Fl Rio to Yuma.
 J. Hollingsworth, Chicago, is examin- ing mines in Yavapal county.
 Mrs. c. W. Railton returned to Yuma on Sunday from Los Angeles.
 Dr. o. Line oln, Of Williamson Valley, is stocking his pond with carp.
 George H. Stevens and Adolf Solomon will build hotel al Solomonvlle.
 Mr. Greenwall has taken control of the Marcus mine, Weaver district.
 Murat Masterson has got back to Prescott from trip to the mines.
 W. R. Stone, of Florence, is orgsniz- ing a mining company in California.
 Frank, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Ward, dIed in Clifton, March 18th.
 Nose Stevens and family have arrived in Clifton from Silver City, New Mexico.
 MT. Rodebush. of the Holmes mines, has returned to Prescott from the East.
 Fred. Stanford has been appointed in- terpreter in the Cochise District Court.
 Alvord Atkins, postofiice clerk at Pres colt, will resign his position on April l.
 NIT. Northup, of the A. X P. railroad at Williams, is recovering from pneumo- mia.
 Mrs. Chadwick, Government timber agent, is looking up espassersin Pres colt.
 Price Campbell, of Texas, aged P, died of pneumonia, in Clifton, on March 2Oth.
 Messrs. Fuller, Rogers and Peoples are erecting a steam grist mil at Smith vile.
 Charlie Brown, of Tombstone, has got tired Of ranching and wlll reb1ild his hotel.
 CaptaIn Bates is expected at Whipple early in April. to take command of a company.
 $. Llnkton, director of the Pinsl Consolidated, is in Florence from San Francisco.
 Perry Wildman, postmaster at Silver King, IS taking a few weeks vacation III California.
 Wm. Vanderbilt, Of Prescott, will go to San Francisco, Oregon. and Washing ton Territory,
 Dewitt c. Bates, of the Marcus mine, Weaver district, has arrived in Prescott from the East.
 Frank 3urk has sold his stock and store at Lordsburg and will make three months trip east.
 R. H. Walker, formerly chief clerk of c. P. Dake, is now residing in Honolulu, Sandwich Islapds.
 The miners of the Pioneer mlne, near Globe, have run the company's physi- clan out of camp.
 James Elder is working a force of men on the new cutoff of the Florence and Riverside road.
 Conrad Former, who sold a mine in Yayapai county for round sum, has gone to Switzerland.
 Aaron Mason has been called to Los Angeles by the dangerous illness Of his brother, Solon Mason.
 Mrs. Freeman Mcclure, mother of Mrs. Fred Williams, of Prescott, died in Clinton, Iowa, March 18th.
 Sheriff Doran of Florence, has Q side of his face badly bruised from fall caused by his horse slipping.
 II. l.. Harris aspires to the post of the new town of Chalen- dar, on the A. < r. Railroad.
 The Courier says four or five children of Ar. and Mrs. George H.. Tinker, of Prescott, are down with measles.
 Judge II. c. Dibble and H. c. Howe are surveying some of Hearst and flag gins properties in Winchester district.
 The Hutchinson boys and Riley Cas- ner have been held to appear before the grand jury ID Prescott, without bail, for the murder of old man Bush.
 The friends Of Judge John I. Bartle- son gave him splendid surprise party in Florence, Wednesday evening, on the occasion of his fiftieth birthday.
 4 man named Hobson has instituted suit for sj0,O0O damages against the New Mexico and Arizona Railroad company, for an injury by one of their trains.
 Miss Ella Shields is to be rendered a complimentary farewell party in Flor ence, on Thursday, before her depart ure for her home on the San Pedro.
 Robert Williams, while driving from Pinal to Silver King, Friday, fell from the wagon on pile of rock and broke a rib, besides receiving sundry other bruises.
 The Chase Creek group of mines, Cliff ton, owned by I. \. Stevens, were bond- ed this week to MT. F. Little, of Tomb stone, for a large sum. There are no better properties in the district than these.
 James Guthrie has sold to J. $. Lur- chin and Horace B. Stevens his interest in the Katie. Tintype, New Year and Homestake claims, situated in Rocky Gulch, near the Great Western and Coz per King companies properties for Clarion.
 Blackberry Items.
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