Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Iu Arivaca precinct George J., George
 R. and George $. ROskruge received votes for county surveyor.
 Jules Rigaut was shot and killed in Tombstone on Tuesday night by Pat
 Donohue, tin-hOrn gambler.
 A soldier who tried to imItate full
 company was taken from jail to the
 post gusrdhOuse this morning.
 Judging from the great volume of
 wind and dust to-day there IS to be sn-
 other Democratic iolliicatIon very soon.
 Pedro Aguirre's new stage office is a
 very cosy and comfortable affair." Pedro
 Aguirre, jr.. has come up from Arivaca
 to act as stage agent
 The San Francisco Post rejoices with
 huge eagle shaking a dilapidsted
 rooster, and the motto: "The Califor-
 mia Eagle worries the Democratic Rooster"
 The wheels of justice will now be set
 in more rapid motion in the District
 Court and the crooked lines of human
 conduct be strengthened by the iron rod
 of the law.
 Pierce Ford, the popular hardware dealer, last evening was married to Miss
 Emery. Their hosts of friends and &C., quaintances wish the happy twain i'm measurable happiness and prosperity.
 If the Little Giant slips up on the political banana peel be will be a St. John man, m the fact that be will con- sider city water too good for some folks to drink.
 Don't forget that the Fashion Restau- rant will treat all defeated candidates with the greatest consideration and sup ply their wants as cheaply as those of other folks.
 The owners of the newly discovered bonanza six miles from Tucson are bringing ore to the local reduction works for treatment. The mines im- prove with depth.
 That hiatus between the vest and pan- taIoons Of Dr. Jones wardrobe IS where the fatal missile struck him. Or, in his own words, where "that d-d CITIZEN got in its work"
 The condition of the wind this morn- ing and the reports by telegraph of eastern political matters bore similar ity Tn the fact that the wlnd blew and the returns looked blue.
 Considerable money is changing hands on the result of the election, and much more stIll awaits the arbitration of oflic- lal returns. Betting men are bad, and one who does not bet IS no better.
 c. c. Smith, brother of Superintend- ent w. Fl Smith, of the bonanza mines, and MT. Brown, the engineer wno is to take charge of the machinery driving the Burlelgh drills, left to-day for the Quilotoas.
 The passengers by stage this morn- ing were, c. C Smith, M Brown, Chas. T. COnnell, Sam Holden and F. A. Stevens, for Logan; J. Fl. Gratacap, for Arivaca, and Dan Steel for Nogales | The only arrivals was Oscar Zontagt, | from Sombreretlllo.
 The tisttsring vote received by MT. | J. $. Mansfield for supervisor shows the | high estimation Tn which that gentle | man Is held by the people of Pima | county. In fact the three Republican candidates for supervisors have received most cordial endorsement at the polls, and they should feel proud of their vote.
 The official returns have been received from the following election precincts: Gunsight, Covered Wells, Calabasas, Harshaw, Salero, Tubac, Qnijotos, Ari- vaca, Gro Blanco, Blue Jay, Greater vile, Total Wreck, Crittenden, Nogales, San Xavier, Tucson, Tanque Verde. he precincts not heard from are: La Noria, Psntano, Redington, Elgin, Es- peraDza and BabOquivari.
 The Fronterizo states that the follow ing persons dIed from yellow fever in during the last half of October: TImotea Gonzales, BalbIno Ortiz, ROsaurs Carpena, Luis Ayala, Jesus ArvIZu, Rafael Nunez, Manuel Armenia, Miguel Noriega, Teodora Perez, Manuel Alvares. In Guaymas there died: RosalIns Borquez, Albino E. Pock, Juan Salazar, Trinidad Valdez, Vicente Murio, Bar tola Bacasegus.
 The Congregational social last night was a most enjoyable affair, and was at ended by large number of people con- 'Idering the excitement of the election. \ splendid supper was served in the |, sarly part of the evening, which was followed by the exercises prepared for he occasion. A recitation was given by , he little daughter of Mrs. Clara Foltz. song by Mrs. Gould, recitation by 2 Hiss Hill, song by the three httle chii- iren of Mir. and Mrs. Zeigler, 6 recita- ion by Miss Helen Summer, song by Hiss GOOdsell, quartette by Mrs. W. c. z Davis, Miss Medbury, J. A. Black and | | !. l.. Stiles, recitation by Miss Emma Monk and a soney hv Miss M u;.,;n1,o. l a 'everal were encored and all were ap- 'lluded for the excellence of their ef- orts. Ice cream was provided in abund- nee and the whole affair netted the um of $50.
 The San Felix Mining Company. E those properties are located about p liles from Port Lobos, contemplate uildinR a railroad to the Gulf of Cali nrnia to transport their ore to tide a 'ater, their mill being in San Francesca. V bout seven hundred feet of work has et cen done on these great properties. V, -hich has shown a body of ore that e, istlties further Outlsys of capital t. s icIlitate its reduction. The work of el evelopment was retarded by parties S avIng taken forclble possession the mines, but who were )mpeiled to nelinquish them by B ie government of Sonora, and the al lines were restored to the proper own sC -s. The Santa Feliclta mines in that tb have changed hands and to ork IS 10 be resumed upon them at a lce. The ore from both these proper- If es IS high grade and chiefly free mill pr e, and the mines are regarded as very ell ,luabla Dropertraa -s