Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

lok into our office bafore the flood came snl buried it several feet under dirt, pbbes and vigas. But truth crushed toearth will rise agaIn," and so here we ar, as blythe and breezy as of yoTe. The Enterprise, like Phenix, never dies. IimBy get slightly disfgured, but will always be found in the ring.-Florence Enterprise.
 Shipments from Old Dominion for the 9ek, 2S4 bars-90, TAO pounds; on hand sEaiting shipment, 250 tons. Furnaces hut down on Thursday for want of ,oke. The company have l15 wagons en tOute from Wilcox with 325 tons of poke; nearly all of them are detained at he Gila river, which is past fording. Mns looking well in second level - Globe Belt.
 Messrs. Wagy and Baldwin have been klected delegates to the Grand Lodge, K. Of F., by the Benson lodge.
 About six o'clock last evening a cou- ole of expressmen got into wrangie oD Allen street, which resulted in one of them, named Curley, striking his Oppo- nent with a baseball bat once or twice on the arm. Clief Coyle arrested the offender, and taking hlm before Justice Clark he was fined Sl5 for assault and battery.-Tombstone Epitaph
 The Tombstone Epitaph thus gets in it's work before tbe 1st of April: While Q party, name unknown, was engaged Sun day last Tn procuring wood about two miles south of Tombstone, his dog jumped a rabbit and ran it Inio a pile of rocks. Going to the pile the party poked a stick into the burrow, to draw out the rabbit. and was surprised to hear a jingiing noise proceeding from the hole. Farther exploration unearthed a pile of little brass compasses, such as are frequently worn for watch charms. A count showed the number to be lS3. Fragments of what had evidently been a pasteJoard box were fouud with the charms. How they came there IS a mys- tery so far unknown to anyone.
 Yuma Sentinel.
 Deputy Sheriff Werninger did good work with the chain gang at the old Chinese garden building a levee, but the water WAS too stroug. Levee building on the Gia Is practically shown to be one of the losr arts.
 Sheriff Tyner has the county prison CTS at work beautifying the courthouse. The "hall of justice" has been nicely painted, and the outside adobe work well plastered. Our sheriff believes Tn making his prisoners earn their daily bread
 Mir. Pete Gabrlel was among the de- layed passengers this week.
 Judge Silent was delayed in Yuma by the washouts for several days thls week.
 Globe Silver Belt.
 A Kinney has been collecting money for the purpose of putting the Globe and San Carlos road in condition to enable freight teams to pass over It.. The late rains and overflow of the San Carlos river have rendered 1t i'm passable.
 Jack Gee, driver belonging to Gar laad's railroad outfit, was drowned Tn Salt river few days since. In cross ing he became frightened and threw himself frcln his horse which was swimming, with the above deplorable re- suit.
 We are informed that work will be resumed upon the Mack Morris mine within two weks. There is no reason io believe otherwise than that the mine is a good one. IL has already produced S650,J00, and only requires skillful and economical handling to render it productive.
 James Finley is in. from Vulture. He s1ys there IS yet a considerable flow of water in the Hassayampa, and until 1t subsidies work of repairing the pipes of the Vulture nil cannot be undertaken With good weather, however. is ex- pected that the necessary repairs will be made and the mill started mp by the lst of AprIl.-Phenix Gazette.
 The La Union di-plays unblushlng cheek ln its advertisement in which the assertion Is made that it Is "the Spanish organ of Maricopa county of which 1t controls the Mexicin vote" We are surprised that the assurance of that modest sheet does not go further and offer 10 the highest bidder, title in full to that vote.-Phenix Gazette.
 1. 4. SyInonis, recently attached to the Herald, will shortly commence the publication in this city of 8 weekly rewspaper-the size of which will be that of the daily Gazette. The journal IS to b5 devoted to miscellaneous and humorous reading. but in politics will be essentially DemOcTgtic.-Phenix Gazette.
 The late storm and consequent over- flow of the Sau Carlos river, destroyed abont thrae-quarters If mile ot the Clone and San Carlos telegraph line, so deeply imbeddpg the wire in the saud as to render it impossible to recover any part Of if.