Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Ine name of the newly elected Msvor or Tombstone Is Charles N. 1bomas

t VI sne ncWIy elected Mayo
 or Tombstone is Charles N. Thomas
 Joseph Mills, of Fairbapk. Ooeb;.,
 county, IS now n the city clos;no n,
 nls private business matters. He renori,
 times very lively at Fairbank.
 The distinguished U. s. Senator ,ror,
 lndisna' lion. Daniel W. Voorhees, csr
 .ines that in case Of rheumatisn ;r
 ,ne back, he obtained instaptaneors ,a
 liet from St Jacobs Oil He savs :, ,s
 remarkable remedy. " i'
 Judge Fitzgerald opened court ,h;.
 morning, and from his style of nres;d;r z
 we think that our citizens will he he,ta,
 pleased With Judge Fitzgerald than tbsv
 were With Judge Pinney, and We conld
 hardly expect a more upright man than
 We found ln Judge PInney during h ia soIoutn among us.-The Tombstone.
 The latest news from the Papapo W., IS that the guoboats have moved mn coyote rlver m front of the enemy's noD si'lon' and that Gen. MescaI has ms5o proposals that look toward peace Roih En9land and Russia have signified ths;r intentions to remain neutral. but Kino
 William wishes to mediate before the grub IS all gone. This is officlal
 Mir. H. J. Brown, a San Frsnc;sco r., chant, and father.in. law of onr osn;aI friend Herman WelIscb, of CharIeston wlll open general merchandising s.ors ln Tombstone in few days. MT. Rrown IS a pleasant, agreeable gentleman and comes to this city highly recommended. undertakiDg.-The Tombstone.
 J. N: Henderson. the builder. has re- turned from Fort Huscbuca- bav,no completed his contract for roofing tbe reservoir and other jobs. He expects to establish himself in Tucson as contract or and builder, very soon. NJ. j. SuIIi. van wlll complete his contract for build- the poet stables very shortly and WI Doherty n nearly through with his hos. pltal contract. The lumber is arriving at the Fort for the blacksmith and other shops, contracts for the building Of which will be awarded on July Ist, Lively times are had at Huachuca. and many people are attracted thither by the delightful climate and superior accommodations.
 The Nashville Students the orisipa J jubilee singers will appear at the Park Iheater next Tuesday night. The box sheet IS now open at Fleishman's drug store. Ot this troupe the St. Louis Globe Democrat says: "They need no press notices to add to their far famed reputation. They have appeared in neariy all the cities of both East and West, and always go from place to place by the most complimentary notices and feelings. Those who are seeking an evenings enjoyment cannot lind 1t any place as they would by listen ing to the Southern melodies and plan- tstion songs as rendered by the Nash vile Students.
 Nicholas Martines, brother-iu-Isw Of J. M. Berger, was accidently killed near his ranch at San Xavier yesterday afternoon. He was taking some tools and barrel of water to a place where he intended to dig a well, when the horses ran away and threw him out. As he was falling out the barrel csme against him knocking bin and then the wheels of the wagon ran over him. When picked up be was iu dyIng condition, His body was brought to this city this morning and was buried this afternoon.
 Albuqu erque Journsl:-THR Two Re- publIcs, published in the City of Mex co, Is one of the marvels of modem Printed in English, and | edited by sn American in the heart of | ISpanish-American civilization, 1t has under innumersble discouragements | forged ahead, and Is now the recognized | authority on Mexican affairs throu ghout | the Uuited States. The paper is full of l news from all parts of our sister repub- | he. and but for it we would get little re- liable conformation from the land of the | Aztecs.
 Skeletons of twenty five or thirty men | were recently found ID Doubtful canon | near Stein's Peak. Several hundred car fridge shells and some small pieces of blue army uniforms were also found oD | the ground. The red bones of an Indian | were also found ID rocks near by, and several Indian graves are only a short | distance from tke battle field. That a battle with Indians was fought there | years ago there can be DO question, aId that the entire command of soldieIs were masssrrei Is equally certain. for had the soldiers been victorious those of their comrads who were killed would have been buried. Had any one of the escaped 1t Is probable that a would have been sent from the nearest fort to see that the remains were decently buried. 1t IS probable hat the soldiers were surprised as was General Custer and Lis command and on the spot.-Slyer City