Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
7TTFKLY CITIZEN.
N EII
 =-.v MARCH $, 1894.


 s,TTGDlY, MARCH :, l8s4. .--, men gre now employed ID Ta-,l WrseA nil'o-
 '- va-sS ran through hls rehnery [ l.-i., -r s9oO gold brick ,..s houses are in process Of Fy5 I,.au avenue, QulJotoa. ,i .bs.a a branch banking Es;-. started in Logan C'iy' . h rri,le. of this Territo-
 me- @ successful ''oi'er '' IT. ---' ..~rau!es are prepared @-ST1 feet for "A'ei 'H '--' .....,.. IS ri-fuE water out on z ai'.,41 2.-n 2..- .-'1 1r,'.,o.ll Penn Blanca, on | -. S.errita road.
 ,,,-,r, Telegraph Company ez- H l-e A'--'.-.' -. ..'ss- he completed to Qul- | .., D. t.E-s weeAs.
 r-.-.. .a-. of telegraph poles have rave -.-s.ysl bv d. N. Mason TOT the ben ----.s-rapl line. Two more are ,,--.s- the accommodating ''. .l,. Fs-so * Ooc-, tHls cl'y' .--,. < ucL at 'Ae Qul!o'oas- g>Ut5tast1a ia sl-'er-
 ..-f i~.s.s-. n the Bear Cave A U-.-.--- r,- Tsb-ygs district, mas | t-le -- --, n. T-5-a, Gates to Henry 5 65e2 ,--s-.l This Is a good, gold ! I5a-il- 11s.
 ~-....s.-.s men are now at work on --'- 5--.-ls road under tbe man .-- .-s---., ,s Supervisor Samanlego. The ---.---,srts con tle road will cost bs- m sLlg and s-.hA
 -,-- e,-es from Sonora that in -if.z-. ayDI1-ati1us m the San Ri- -, rgss a human skull has been ,--s undecided ll native silver. An ..-. If the discovery IS promised the CrI-ES soon. v Maj of ,le firm of Eaish X m Is Low owner ut the Silver l 1.-..-.----r. Nr. Mash will improve l  .lz---sar-r greatly rlIs season. He lu- l ..-5. making it the pleasure resort Of 1 --.r. lis understood that Johnny l a.-.sk vii be superintendent. 4s will b. seen iu another column, 1 .s---,, sr effort being made to organize | ,.-1-4ratlya company at AuTaca Tor l ----.. milling and commercial pUr- l -, r capital fails to do for the | s.-r what # should people will be 1 sz1e..ei to cooperate and establish !. s-.l p.atas of industry Rs Is necessary | fr -as-r livelihood and protection.
 The Sur, the other morning, stated
 fa ArIvaea grant had been sold for .
 S5su This IS deued by the repre-
 s71.a-.v-s of Colonel C. D. PostDu ID
 ,5s clt,. Messrs. Kinley, Ferguson x
 Walsh. There are l1,jlO acres of land
 - -ls grant. b sides valuable improve .
 n.-ts. and tLe report that it was dis
 r..=l .s ar such a low figure surprised l peg.e
 OeJaruary 2 J. 2. Br0vder pur- chased a horse from one Buns. supposed % re-.ir au the Glla, for SI5. Yesterday D5yu-v [. 5. Marshal JeusOn, from Grant county, New Mexico, appeared, ard el-,ua5 the animal to have beel r.-.aa from one Felix Benton on the urcer G.la. Mr. BrDwder proposes to | --.zll tlr lmMal uutil the officer proves ]. vas stolen.
 Jslar T. F. HaIlahan, who for several | Eltls -as proved an efficient officer | and accommodating gentleman. today oa-red hs resignation Co the Common C1lucll. They are, however, unwilling te part with Llm uuti as suitable a man can be fouul tO take his place. He ass been aIzrai a more lucrative position ID the Congress Hall keno rJ1m.
 Acquisitions. says the Prescott: Miner were today issued by Governor Tritle l Ol the Governor of ClihUalua for the apprehension oi tV1 Iagrierers. who es- ea1ei ab5ut year go from the Tucson l jail The Governor speaks Iu the highes; 1 terms 0f the disposition shown by tLc Governors 0f Sonora and Chihuahua to d. all ll tLesr bower Co assist in the l l-L-lnr gf sucG refugees to justice.
 4 AQuietoa correspondent of the Epi- -l7- ac-l-as tine county officials at Qui- .g'aa f corruption iu the administration l a' .l--ss hunting that they punish se- 7s-s-v m order to rake in the fees. All god e.tlz=Is of tHe camp uphold these 1-ss-~ and the general opinion is tha- -lsg aaV- done just right The Epitaph ,-Illl Lear both sides before publish lg suel reflections upon good men.
 Dr. $. E. ElIis, who has occupied the F-s.ti5l af physician at the Pima 4 Agency t-sgur tIe, has given up the position r- gone tl Santa Monica, Cal Mr A5T11ilh and wife have also left the Ag-acy. Mir Newcomb was a teacher E le lu1lan school Dr. Ellis com ials bitterly of the agent and adds. !s s1 lar from the center of the gov t'--- power az Washington that the tle -Fariuess Of the work done on e '--,Eltlal seldom reaches headquarters. !
 lomuer,, housekeepers and builders.
 -7 popular firm of \. D. Otis C Co. y>4ega.y eater. For the first, thev l A-sp mIler's tools and powder. for the | l71s=viie. hardware and crockery ir t'e-E pattern and style. and for builders Decides uaLs. locks. hinges, etc, they l lave on hand one Of the largest stocks E .umuar ln the Territory. and their
 1c-s -re as low as possible. Cousistant l ,l,- securing fair profit for the con Ill- '' such aE immense establishment
 D. Caiilsou, the we'll known sur se.'-r whose card appears in this issue, A .ae locator Of two tCwusites here, r-.c1 N. he owns with C. R. Drake. W. J. D14eTty and W. F. Gleason. of Tucson. Ylr ail1lus Logan on the north and is s-i.5' si-5. Brooklyn, the other on the south !, Al VII as Virginia City. 4 preliminary ly ny has been male, and the exterior
 ...5 '-4ail-- mark q. Mir. ChIllson in
 -.'. ,1-.- '' l-1ro1-Lly perfect hs title be-
 n. f.-l-as As property on the market. ,t..-, '- -r..,', and has made very fine
 - a Qu.otca mountain.-Pros- .l- -i, E ,1e9-se T. Martins reference to l,. l''-lLS yesterGay. when he spoke of s. -, '1-4at,e dl,covsiy 7 in the Quiiotoas, -.-i --5i ''itl by the morning cOntempo- .- '' certainly full of Typographical
 He $ reported as saying, i've ger ol-Eer.n ti circulation of Tue popular paper" While recOgnIz- --,- ,, -.7 compliment Ee pays to the CITI- --'' .-.' ;. Is also the cuty of the reporter of G. l5peT to assert puGhcly that Mr s.. I. Martin, the accommodating -' ol Wells. Fargo S Co, does not i... me broken language accredited 90 ----l-t '-- -t ile paper publishing his re- ',.-.i-s lie speaks grammaically and
 
 An Odd Order.
 "Eomlng rsnchmen embrace all sorts - people, from sons of English lorsa.
 ned professors and graduates of .he r NJ HHs~ A. ar. !