Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-06


 to the Calabassas railroad and S7 did not want railroads.
 Hilarity reached such a pitch near the depot last night that five shots from revolvers were required Co cool the fer yor of two elevated individuals.
 John Tappener, oi Tonbst,na died in that city Saturday. lis body Ta- sent 10 Bisbee for burial by tbe A. C. J- W. lodge of that place, O. winch Le was a member.
 The Indians who pleaded guilty to re sisting an officer, and tp malicious nls- chief yesterd4y, were sentenced this morning to pay E-e of S2J and ten days imprsonment inl !all each.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. V. Grossstta and MT |. Warren leave tom DrTOw morning for visit Jo Europe. For tho next two or three months their postufiice address will be at Zars, AUstTia-the childhood home of Mir. Grossetts. The CITIZEN wishes them safe journey and pleas ant visit
 Tucson now has all-tfedged broom factory. Ii Is located u Iu the rear of the paint shop oD Congress street, near the depot. Mr. MGswick evidently under stands the art of making good broOms, and housewives inclluiug to that cOndl- tion next to goliBess will appreciate his good offices ID thIs city uf dust.
 WA. Scott to-day received tele- graphic order from Lawrence Russell superintendent and manager of the Arizona Copper company, at Clifton, 10 forward at once tp LOTdsburg, one case fl Winchester rifles and cue ease of cartridges and one case 4J by GU Win chesters, aud one case cartridges.
 The Hon. G. H. Oury has arrived in the city and made pleasant call 10 day in the CITIZEN sanctum. 3lr Ogry k fuil of Washington news. but sageiy sh hskes his head when one approaches hIm on possible appointments for Arizona. h. deed the air of Mir. Oury's carriage sus- gest ,the fixed determIDstion of his ex- cellency, Grover Cleveland to conGie the management of Arizona affairs into Mir. Oury's keeping.
 At the session of the grand lodge, K of F., at Charleston. yesterday, the ful- lowing officers were Installed for the en- sung term: Past Grand Chancellor. B. A. FIckas; Grand Chancellor, A. I Jones; Grand Vice-C -Chancsllor, ". W. Baldwin; Grand PrtlHte, ;. Eatz-ustei G. M. at A., NJ. G. Crowley; G. N. os R. S., Fred FIeishnan; G. NJ. of r., c. l.. Drake; G. L G, T.. D. Waffle; G. o. G.,
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 ColJ. W Haskia aad AIr. J. J. De vine arrived from tIe Calcl0usa, Thars- day. Col HarEIn arrived Iu Tucson from Chicago on the 21th inst On the ssme day of the month - years ago he first reached Tucson has been uperat- ing Ia mines here ever since and be q said to his credit he does mot owe a man Tn the Territory a cent. V nc1 he work mIne the company must put Up or Lc will shut u9 tlc thiur. H- has now about SG0,U0 to ssead on tue Caiedon- la aud wll Gr.w tJe bU.k oi ..is supplies from this vali-y. 1IT. D-ylnr will le the assistant superintendent of the miue Florence EuIerprse.
 Mir Charles c. Br vn returned home today from visit to OaklBud and San Francisco accompained by hls daurhter. Miss Josephine Brow, who has just graduated from thr -ue.l SsmInary at Oakland. Mss Brown is the first grai- nate Of a California uulv -rsIty from southern Arizona, and It Is a pleasure to record the fact that sh comes home with high bonOFs lu scholarship The clnslDg exercises took Illce In the Congregational Church at Oakland. aud were attended by uilytwo thousand people; they were very enttrt tiuluC and impressive and mu-h local interest was ma gife-ted in them. As the fret graduate from southern ArizOna, the 1 CITIZEN greers M .ss JosephiUe Brown, | and wishes for her long life of useful l ness and happiness.
 Boys" sad well known citizen on | receipt nf the news that four men had ! been murdered m th- MoeOiions by tbe I Indians, 'it is high time that ge get at 1 the Indians m our way. There's tcn l d-n much money iu the Indian busi- l ness for the government tD fake a decid- | ed stand, and we ought tO organlze, | march right into their reservation and ! do them up squaws, bucks, and papoos- | es. The squaws are the worst devils of | them all, as It Is they who have done all | the mutIlatlng of captlves heretofore" | The above was seemingly cOncurred ID | by all present, and If such a movement | IS inaugurated, the indian trOuoles in ! this vicinity will soon be thlug of the | past. Inc people are getting heartily | sick of tue government and its tamper- | ng policy.-Silver City Sentinel.
 The people upon this frontier have l been long suffering, but there is an end | tO all things, and a limit even to the | virtue of patience. We are strong | enough now tO take hold of tue h. | dian problem in ernest, and unless the | government shows m the campaign just ] opened that it has the power and will | to protect our people, We strongly ad- vIse that the citizens of Arizona and New Mexico take matters into their own hands aLd root out the hot bed Of mur- derous conspiracy at San Carlos. The . citIzens can>do thIs, and should do II, unless the troops make this campaign more effective than we can hope for from past experience. People m these territories can no longer afford 10 play with the Indian question. 1T the troops fail us again, let us apply oHr own re- medy.-SIiver City Sentinel.
 Among the Indians the most highly prized article of sdornment k eagle feathers. They nol only use them for making head-dresses and ornamenting their blankets, but use them as money m the purchase of tise-wa-er. bacco aud other necessaries of Indian life Among the Bla ,kteet the moie of catch &uS tucLu IN IutNltrilI-. AiltF lolQlEH an eagle dance the braves repair to the mountains. where each one dIgs a pt an d covers t lightly with reeds and grass. A piecr of tough buffalo meat done mp m wolf sAiu is laid on the pit. After the sun is r'sel the eagle swoops down, aishting on tha wllf skin, which he helsns to tear. The In dian. whO-is concealed in tue pIt. reach es out stealthily, seizes the bird by i:s legs and drags IL into the pii, where he crushes its breast with his knees. The return of a sue 'assJul party ls the occas- ion of great r jnicing, aud the plumaze ' of the American bird of liberty graces the topknot of q greasy IEdian.-Ex. City Marshal A. c. Buttner sustained very severe loss yesterday, in being obliged to kill his fine white horse be- cause of a broken leg. The horse was attached to a buggy and was tied in front of the Palace Hotel, early last evening, wher one of those boisterous whirlwind- incident tG southern Arizoua Fl