Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-25
AriIOnA News.
Judge Swain, of Tombstone, fined Ben Joyce, the Chinaman convicted of keeping an opium den, $50 and cost.
 Rusinees ia tb-ivine, in KIugman.

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 NIT. Henry Hill has sold his property In South Clifton to the Arizona Copper Company for Sl,JOQ
 Prospectors are fioekIng into Music mountains, and rich strikes are daily re- ported.
 Fatty Smith, 1t Is said, will engage in the fruit buslness at Kingman. Serious trouble was anticipated on Monday, caused by parties jumping a lot on Main street, near the school house, bat compromise was made and the trouble ended.-Claricn.
 MT. John Suydam, stock raIser in the Blue river valley, was in Clifton yes terday and called on the Clarion. He reports stock ia that section as doing well, and the country around being rap idly settled up. Clarion.
 The mother O, May Wocdman leaves today for Prescott with an extensively signed petition to the governor, praying for the pardon oi her daughter. The impression is quite general that May Woodman has been already sufficiently punished.-Epiiaph.
 The heaviest rain of the season m this immediate vicinity fell to-day. In few minutes after 1t put in an appearance all the arroyos, gulches, etc. were in motion, and Granite Cre.k was hardly able to carry off the vast sheets of water which entered its channel from all direc- tions.-Miner
 A Mexican with the smallpox was in l one of the principal saloons last night | A gentleman who has had 1t stepped up | to him and made a careful inspection | and satisfied himself thoroughly that It l was a genuine case of the disease. This l IS the way the disease is spread.- Gazette
 A China woman was buried to-day | with the usual religious ceremonies of | her race at the grave. They sent her off | in the finest coffin to be had in town, which according to their rites is Q mark of the highest respect that can be paid | the deceased-Gazette.
 Sometime during las, night a party or parties effected felOnious entrance In- 10 the warehouse of W. B Hooper x O., located near the foot of Allen street. and carried off a quantity Of coal oil- Republican.
 The bluestore works, which have been closed down since the fire, resumed op- erations last night The ruoi of the l building is not yet on, but th.re such q demand for their product that the managers concluded to start up at once.-Republican.
 People in Southern Arizona are push ing railroad work, and soon that portion of our rich Territory will be perfect network of railroad lines, which will make it the most inviting field for capit- slists to bs found. Here, in the north, We only lack railroad facilities to make Us all wealthy, for the material with which to create fortunes IS scattered broadcast over the whole country Miner. Prescott wants fast stage lines to the Atlantic and Pacific railroad.
 Phenix had two runaways in one day; too much oats and hay down that way.
 The Ash Fork stage robbers have been captured. They are all young men. They give their names as $. Owen, J. $. Owen and c. 4. Kirby. The two for mer were recently in the employ of the Columbia Copper company. The latter was lately from Pheniz. So says the. Courier. Judge Porter has been quite II for some days, but is slowly recovering. Two stage lines are now running be- tween Dragoon Summit and Johnson, 2 and are doing good business.
 Late Thursday evening at Benson. a bad man whose name could not be learn { ed, attacked and uumercifully beat up ! with a six-shooter Constable ]. E. Lud- ! wig until be was rendered insensible l Deputy Sheriff Bob Hatch, who hap pened to come along, arrested the trans gressor. Epitaph.
 The station of R. M Viall on the Ma ricopa road was broken into last night | and robbed of $40 cash. two pair of blar kets, ten pair of shoes and lot of { tobacco. MT. Viall was sleeping under [ the front porch and the thieves went 1 round to the back door. and forced it open. Frank Hamilton, who last week acci- dentally shot himself, is improving daily The ball has not yet been extracted. The assessment roll Of Gila county i foots up s1.1l549j. The rate has been fixed at S2.9O on the Sl00. San Carlos Agency Indians are not q bird-line'd to the reservation. They 20 where they please, are scattered, and i seem to enjoy the luxury of roaming ( where chollas and bellotas are invltingIy i plenty. The claimants of the Deer Creek coal c mines have taken root and will stay on : the claim, but just across, and very close to the conventional line, which Crawford @ claims marks the boundary of the San d Carlos reservation.
 We have news of an important strike 2 in the Stonewall Jackson mine, on the :, 2S0 foot level. which shows six feet wide Q and IS reported as running from Sl50 to d S200 per ton. A strike of exceeding d is also reported in the Imper- 2. ial mIne.-SIlver Belt e, Secretary Gosper returned from trip |, to Boston, on Thursday evening, accom- e, panied by several gentlemen who come il here 10 look at the country and if favor el ably impressed with the grazing and '' mining outlook, prepared 10 make in- al W
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