Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-18

Bart. fl. Armstrong has become asso- ciated with Louis Enricht m tLe paint ing calsomiDIDg and paPer-hangiDg business. There IS nothing m either of these lines needed to be done ariistlcally that is beyond the capabilities of these accomplished artists.
 Col. B. F. Biyius returned from the east last evening and will remain some weeks in ArIzona in the interest of its mining resources. Mir. BivIns has been instrumental in bringing much capital for investment into this country ard he should be accorded great credit for the energy he has displayed in so doing.
 The remains of Captain Jinks are still in possession of Undertaken smith m default of payment Of embaimlng and undertaker's bills. The process 0t em- balming has proven to be perfect sue cess, the body being as solid and urn Hs stone. The features are not at all dls- cnlored, but are natural as hieilke. While the remains may not be consld- cred dead thing m the way ot cJllat- eral for the payment of the bills, they are profitable as an advertisement Tor Mr. Smith.
 Mir. George Scott has made a great many ID prOvements on hls Dudley vile ranch. When he bought the property the house was covered by a mud roof, and contained no floor nor windows He has had the walls raised, good sbln- gle roof put on, pine floors lHld, la ge windows put in and the building tinisht d, | both outside and inside, in tasty style. | He has also made great many attract I've. substantial and convenient lm- proyements on the premises. He has | fine orchard Tn bearing, and Will have a world of fruit this asOn. He has now one of the finest ranches on the San Pedro.-Flo-ence Enterprise.
 An Erglishman residing at PekIn writes to the London Hines that the position of Europeans in China IS moi materially altered by the war with France, because the people are ignorant of the affairs If state and have no ln' terest whatever III matters wbich con cern their country. WiIh the exception of the aosence of the French Legation European society in China presents the usual features. Skating has been the | chief amusement of the winter aud re- captions and balls have been common Ignorance of the state of the war Is th, only vexation to Europe .us, who are more concerned than the naiIv s seem to be.
 ST. CaIlOs Y. Velasco received q letter from a prominent gentleman ID Mexico dated the 9ih day of April, m whlcl said gentleman states that the NtXlcai Congress has authorized Gea.r.I b.al to intervene m the Guatems.a at IiI and. If II becomes necessary. tO declare war against that republic. The govern ment has sent General BIranda, Secre tary of the Department of Justice, h' special envoy to Guatemala with neces sary instructions, and General Baraud' started from Mexico on the oh instant by the Mexican Central to Guaymas where the Mexican man-Of-war, "Drmo crat,' awaits him to take him to Gnare mala. Mexico has two objects m view viz: to aid iu The peaceable unIon o the five republics of Central America and also to demand damages from tb' Guatamala government for the invasion of Mexican territory and outrages m
 miited by the Guatemala forces Tn tho month of August, lSSi. Said claim wa presented last November, but no satis faction was made by that government.