Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
LOGAN LOCALS.
A Growing CIty-The Road Prom Tucson
 to ouijotoa.
LOGAN, January 2S.

The CITIZEN was the first journal tc give prominence to the great Qmjoto5 bonanza mines, and ct the beginning published diagram Of the mines. and an accurate and complete description oi the same, and ever sInce has faithfully chroniclei the important events con nected with the same as they have oc cured, from time to time. 4 full directory Of the towns, both Logan and New Virginia. was published in Inst Fri days CITIZEN.
 On Sunday morning a CITIZEN repre- resentative climbed On top of one oi Pedro Aguirre's Concord coaches. and had The good fortune to have Billy Vii. hus for driver and Jolly crew ol goCd natured passengers for companions
 The road leads directly past the ia. miliar route, to all Tucson people, ont by Silver Lake and tine old Mexican shelter at the crest of the hill just be yond the nasty road through the brush
 The CITIZEN has frequently called at teutIon to the fact that this part O; the road needs serious and immediate atten- ticn. The brush should be trimmed and then DO finer road could be asked for.
 Beyond the smelter the road heads to- ward double-kuobbed black hill, and passes 10 its left into the great Papago valley. Bolles' Wells. then bears south
 vest 2l miles. There are two water holes ts the right as you first enter the wiley. The road across is all to be de-
 sired. r. is smooth and hard, and bee
 inc.
 Al Bol,es' We'll we found James lB. .lIs.. the proprietor cleaning out his .elI r. IS l65 feet deen. 4 good fi1uaris served here. Here change of horses was made, and p quick TEu of eleven miles was ugda through C0yOie pass to Dobb's well Here another change of animals occurred. Tre road Is by the northern skirt of the Baboquivsri mountains, and passing the Papaco Indian village called Coyote.
 We halted a- a new station called Du.uIl's, named In honor Ot our new councilman. \ stone cabin IS at the crossing of a sandy wash An iron pipe hr.ags the water down the canyon half a mic. Here a third change or horses took place. The road from Quinlin's leads directly west across a grassy plain to the ComObabi mountains. There It enters a rounding pass Of easy ascent to a Papag0 Indian village, and then there Is 8 quick descent Of four miles Co Wood's wells, formerly known as Hay res. The transfer was made last Satur- 5ay. ur Wood is q son of Judge Wood 1! the probate court At this place & royal supper vas served. Tender yenIson, and cows milk supplied by baPagls was on the table.
 Horses were changed for the fourth and last time, and the race began for Logan, distant, by the Supervisors eighteen miles and a fraction. it was dark. but shining in the dis .auce tine lights O Logan lay" The stage took us for a mlie through a line ,f tents and houses in all sorts Of COZ. l.tions, put all progressing toward completion.
 4; 9:i5 D. ID. the stage stopped n .Tont l5 R. GIbson's store. and was i'm l.ct Et,ly surrounded by a crowd. 5re-tiug5 from Tucsoaers were Iuue-ous and hearty.
 Iag mall is distributed st GlbsOn's for he g-ss sent, and as faithfully as though .a was swOru iu as r. N. The sound of Le blast on he great dark hill above he town v-as -egrd all last night. show- 4 that the bonanza company are working with their Uld-tme activity. Pings llastln- sounds to the people of ,gau and New Virginia like the music r- taa spheres. Do you hear -hat2 Alu-r that like old ComstOck. eh. my aly. said an old miner to me last ugit.
 I have not had any time 10 look around. us I an writing this in tune Tor AIr. c. 5. Sessions t0 take with him on the stage this morning, which leaves Tor Tucson at : o'clock.
 C. c. Llewls keeps a frst-class lodging house, as ! know by last nights eKper- fence. and I will test his board this morning. He IS 8 firm friend or the CITIZEN.
 J. C. Perry Is the pioneer lawyer of the camp. and is doing a fine business.
 Fuceue ". Aram has come with his law-b1oks. and Is pitching in 10 work.
 J. E. Mansfield has a beautiful build ing. m which will be his news stand. IL is a credit to any place.
 One place has q sign ''IucsOn Beer.
 Seegage water has been struck on the Logan we'll
 Everything is life. Bustle and activity is an every side. There IS a camp build ing here.
 NcAullfe, the curiosity man, IS here, and has purchased several lots. and IS making money. He is at a standstlll to know whether he will return to Tucson
 and sell cactus canes at five oent' apiece
 -O burst the competition or reman ID ! Logan and start bank. Last night the bark of the festive coy l o-e was mingled with the dreams oi ! wealth.
 l J. \. Mason has one hundred thon- sand feet Of lumber en route. ] There are forty houses on tho main streer and fifty tents. AS many more 1 will 1e up within ten days. All the lots oE Aalu street are bought, and few Tor ] sale hy the purchasers. Only one fight has happened III town and that was when foolish fellow en' deavorei to resist a deputy sherIif. For ! want CT the lall the prisoner was t.tI U a tree till sent to Tucson. The people
 have made up theIr minds to have DO cowboys here.
 There is a Boston doctor here. AlIlk Is 60 cents a gallon, whisky, ~
 cents g gallon and water 10 cents. Iak' l yUur choiC
 There is 8 tide in the affairs of men
 which, taken at the (J. O Flood, leads
 on to future fortune aud the LoganiteI l have taken it.
 More tomorrow. STEPHASo.