Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
zTrTKLY CITIZEN.
 .,v FEBRUARY 8, 1884
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-'1-- ,,-.-.. fs auslyzing the waters of --,sr ,sn!e1' ..s.;. ol;
 ., American Bakery
 T-'- -,-,e-e- v.-teriay stood 12
 Toe .r. shade and 9s m the sun. l,srpd bars of silver came m
 Irll r-gm tue Esperau1a mihe
 .s .ron Ariva1a.
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 -.-- a., interest, ID .-'0
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 ys Frost is officially ,.1. saT'eElns y15ginie IGe ,...I. -ar,syor general ''''-''
 ...,, floods on Jae Gi.a Eyer we, ..-- swept out tae heai So; isrsbIe E. B.ul Canal, and lo-'
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 l--Ie a-s s- br-s Prospecting IS al are 4i-st and will continue -'tI tbs -Inl7r A7'''
 ...rrr having bought the
 la--ts ..f houses at the Omega ad0le- l-.-- ...,s.-l ID removing them sa7f' ' -,.,.r -s tls Quuotoa road
 .--.--.- uao had severe at
 ]. T. l-.-...s .t Fl Paso last fall,
 tass a- --.r--ug his health in < J --.--. .-5ts,-- an active interest Tn --s.--- l.-l- lI'ie7S.
 r r-,r.-, was at Casa Grande the ,.5-- f-e. .ri reports 'AInss lIVeiy TOT d
 -. ra Hs does n'i tnihA me dln- rr .- changed from Tucson ..aa-,. .,ls-5ig-house.
 r-.- smith complains that the
 1..-., a5a.rav. He thinks the doe
 -----. have ioube-dosei their pa-
 .-.- -..t ID nth When the doctors .-4.r-l-rs complain, etc
 -..s.ra weather since the rains of r.sE ls causing the new grass to
 -. 7l-urUls growth. The Santa 1...r.-l-v. east ot the QulIotoas, has -- covered with wlid flowers for -7-,l -s-
 4H--i Galisclmiit, the genial young ..r-. Fl- several years was ID the @ E. Mansfield here, has as- .....f .-.-a.f wlla the latter at Logan r- m. fer rh- firm name of J. S. Mans alEt1.
 v-- .-ab Prince, %. 9 Huron street r.re1i. Ono. wants to learn the 5rat- of her son, Joel ?. Prince. .4..e. -l- worked iu mine iu Pio- ---n N.r,a. lSS3, and said he would Z ,.- -te-. 7 Mexico about the 10th of Z M4- D, that year
 v.W $. Edwards, Superintendent of .- t4IIu4 mill, left for the Santa rrI.-.s -isy. Mir. Edwards brought r-. lm one bar Of gold bullion, ---l .. from Sl,uOJ to Sl,50O. The Z as five stamps and crushes from thirteen il fifteen tons per day. VI -I- san Franciscan" new monthly .l,4.i u san Francisco has for its contributors m the February number, X H- T. uls Fitch, in an article en-
 -rha Crime of England Against I--I" and Mrs. Anna NJ. Fitch, n .---.... rom Persia" and unpublished pen ll--- has been some fear expressed t.-.lsra would be 8 shortage Of prov- E.,-. Iues1a before the trains got to --la.-- It has been ascertaln-d that --s. not be the case. The supply szl-l. and entirely equal to the de- g There wIll be a train from los An -=, v.thin two days time
 T-sgr=jotoa Prospector issued yes I t--ia--aes R. Gibson was appoint d r-.,a ---r. flor Logan Cityl but has not ! 57sl-fE N-. Carbett, formerly of the . Tsc-aa uo-tafcs will probably take !. tn- ra-.-ua The u1ils are at present l very carefully handled by Mir. Ruiiner, l oi T-..,v0-t. a Elfner. As many as | i50 l---ar a-r received daily. C.r.rie and Mrs. George :. Wright. of l I Il-a.'- Neck, Nlstchester, New York, l a-a lar.l- over st P0rter's hotel during | tla rsl road va>l1It. Captain and 0Lrs. | N-E- vel known from the Allan | re a--- ? ..lis, and from Alaska to | t4r- "a. ali uv-s Europe, ss generous | a-I -a.#. travellers who have friends | wherever taey go.
 PA-ri--a has increased fare between | l-a-.1 Hl Qulo-oa to SlO. In com S I--,a..l tor this sum be wIL add -a- l'.a1 oa the road, aud make t-. '- l#- ..l- first class passengers ID t.a a..->. tl- maximum tune being not .-- g.a.su hours. He sent out thls #.l l- A-r LHi-fr ADT 0lhlC --. a- can hs found m the Territory. a-g-r-'- l- the name of new stage .-.tlu nl tue Quilotoa road fourteen d -- rem IurS Q. It IS eight miles l 1sa1i fle old Mexican shelter on the --l. hand forks Of the road going from lsa. Bowley's well bears 2l miles $. Wat tae oppo-ite side of Papago val . The station was built by Don Pe-
 .- order Co make ten-hUurs' time, slel be Is doing.
 Frank Buckles, the principal witness I i-e B.sbae murder cases, was ID Tue ,l1l Sunday When interviewed by a l lTZEy reporter he denied his identity. . #-s vey anxious tO obtain the .'s-' information about the case. and whether or 200 the motion for a new ,il. had been denied He said the mur- le'ars have plenty of friends among the ilst.ers. tUt that the latter are not flush 'H- eIl just at present, and have no -iae-c- or mpathy with the law and order class. But If they shonld catch anyone one Uu8l whom they could wreak .--J Vengeance they would not be slow L 72 l'uE. Nr. Buckles refused to state A.s s.ination.