Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Territorial News.
CPinAl Record.)

(Plnhl Record
 There is some talk of organizing a lodge of Ancient Or Ter of United Work men here. There IS an abundance of first-clAss meteriAl here to make a good strong lodge and this order being a fiist-class one we hope 1t will be started The benefits arising from being a msm- Der of this order brIefiy stated as follows are: $2OOO to be paid upon the death of a member and a weekly indemnity, of whatever amount the lodge sees ht after organization to allow, in case of the sickness of member. The member shlp of this order IS increasing more rap idly at present than that Of any other secret society in the United States.
 Mir. J. c. Phy and NIie and family of four children arrived here Monday night from Johnson county. Kansas, and will make this their future home. Mr. Phy is Wm. Cavs1es father-in law. Monday night some sneak thieves sOle Mr. Henry Yager's blankets. Shortly after the thieft was discovered Mir. Tag CT. George Pfen ming and some others started out with lanterns 10 see lf they could not find the blankets. The search extended in the direction of Queen Greek, and while walking along the bank MT. Pfenning missed his footing and fell over the bank and broke hIs right arm. Dr. Kinnsird set the broken arm Tuesday and the patient IS now getting along nicely.
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 Notwithstanding the absence of any reports of yellow fever, that dread scourge still prevails to some extent at Hermosillo, Torres, Ortiz and San Marcisl.
 The valuable mines of l.. Ephriam of Nogales, situated in Altar district, twenty Live miles southvest of this place, were recently jumped by gsmbocinos, who took fOrCible pOssassIon, but who were run off by the authorities.
 Sefor Adolfo Rosas, formerly of the Mexican Custom House ot Paso del Nurte, has been appointed and taken charge as Administrsdor (Collector) of the Nogales Custom House On the other side of the line, Seilor YgnaciO Flores resigning in order to devote his atten ton to his large mining and other inter ests hereabOuts.
 The Apaches gre stealing stock and committing murders now and then sll along the lIne from the Ysqui river about OnOyss east to the summit of the Sierra Msdre.
 During the absence of the book keep CT from La Tripidad one night recently, iurglars broke into the upper story of the hacienda, carried of the compsny's iron safe, broke 1t open and stole about S2J0 in silver coin. The safe was found in tha canon below town.
 Onr sonora neighbors are somewhat disturbed by the violent political agita- ton going on in the Eastern States of Mexico, though there is no indication of the existence of a revolutionary spirit m Sonora.
 As there is 6 strong probability of a permanent peace being entered into with the Ysqui Indians, it is thought that Gen. Angel Martinez. the new mili tary commander of the First ZOne, will turn bis undivided attention to the Apaches III the Sierra Madre, and 1t IS thought To; improbable that Ceieme may take the field against tho aOstIles.
 Nothing hes yet been heard of Sam Grammar, Jr, who has been stsent near iy two months, having gone alone down into Moctezums district Sonora, whIlu that part of the country was infested by hostile Apaches.