Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
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 and Others The pump in the railroad well will be sent to Tucson to-day for repair. The water IS rising higher than 1t ever has been, being forty-six feet.-Lordsburg Advance.
 4 marked increase n the number Of eases of typhO-mBlarial fever at Dr. GoOdfellow's hospital IS noted for the past few days.-TOmbstOne Epltaph-
 Work on the new county building at Solomonvllle IS progressing slowly, ow- ing 10 the scarcity of adobe layers and the unusually wet weather.-Tombstone Epitaph.
 At the end of the third quarter there was a cash balance in the Graham county treasury of 1862 S9, which the Clarion thinks is a very good showlng.-Tomb- stone Epitaph.
 There are 150 children attending the public schools at Phen-x.
 Prescott continues to ship lumber to Phenix.
 Tombstone folks will visit Benson Monday in large numbers, to see the circus
 Peach Springs is fast depopulating. Business men are moving to Ash tOrk and Flagstaf.-Miner.
 Moses V. Stevens, Recorder of the Greenlee Gold Mountain district, has re- corded over 40 claims in the new silver district during the past week.-Chtton | Clarion.
 The sale of a group of fou- mInes ID California district, Chiricahua noun tains, was announced yesterday. The price paid Is said to have been S2O,OOO. l The fortunate owners were John J.. Evans, John Thomas, John Roberts, John Beamish and COTnellus Sullivan, and the purchaser Is August Muller, The claims are the Copper Prince No. ?, COUperopolIs, s. David and Nevada, and are said to be more than worth the money.
 Uncle Ike Bradshaw, Jeff Davis and Bill Randall, of Copper Basin, lately took week. hunt at the head of Slate Greek, besides several deer and lots of smaller game, they killed two large bears.
 From a note received from Mr. Wm. Legget of Nulture, we are sorry to learn that his loss from the burning of his place is much more than was antici- pated. The,residence, saloon and corral were all burned, the entire loss reaching not less than g., ,500.-Herald.
 Mike Scanlan has started a new ferry on the Colorado rlver, between BonelI's and Tom oteeD's. He IS drawing con- siderable business from the Bonelli ferry, and seems to be making it pay MohRve Co. Miner.
 The Governor pardoned Israel Ullom and restored him to citizenship on the 2ith Ultimo. Ullom was sent to Yuma from this county for resisting arrest Mohave Go. Miner.
 Two weeks ago yesterday Dan Douglass was drowned in the Colorado river at the Needles. It .s supposen he got entang ed in a seine, that he was hauling in the river at the time, catch ing fish. Douglass came tD this county nenrly a year ago, from PiOche, Nevada. His body was taken from the water by the IndiRns.-MOhave Co. Miner.
 Nc are authorized by Frank Leslie. who has made thorough inquiries of the men who came in from his ranch lJoyce's) to state that here ig little foundation for the Indian article that appeared in this mornings Epitaph. Captain RaiIerty, with troops, is waiting for Bonito, who was sent out some time ago, to come ID, either alone or. accom- panied by the Eostiles, as the latter would not go to the reservation except escorted by the military. The report of the killing of two men was told a man at the ranch by a Mormon, who heard 1t from another, who was told by another, who received 1t from another, and SO on, that two men were killed near Willcox. Tombstone Republican.
 The Grand Jury presented the follow ing indictments:
 Territory vs. Sisto Calvan; assault with deadly weapon with intent to commit bodily injury.
 Territory vs. John Nowak; assault with intent to commit robbery.
 Territory vs. Ira Richards; forgery.- Phenix Herald.
 4 lady named Nelson died last night at the hospital, of an abcsess of the lungs. She claimed to be the wife of W. N. Nelson of San Francisco, who is counsel for Allie Hill, the woman who has brought suit against Sharon. For some time past she has been engaged in fortune telling here.-Iombstoue Re- publican.