Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-31
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
 -.TTRDAY. OCT. 3l, 1885
LOCAL NEWS.

D- Geo. |. JonuslOn, UlODc pu.el- .,I, Hled at New Orleans on the 22d inst.
 The Tombstone says General D. K rs-3well is ID Boston and don't want 10 walk home.
 The wife O, Judge J. T. Alssp, of p5arjx. presented her husband with 6 son on Monday.
 The Grand Lodge of Arizona, F. X A. v will meet ID Phenix on Tuesday, November 10th.
 Nogales IS orgsnizinga vigilance con- -,;t,ee to eradicate the footpRds that -or infest the place.
 4, infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. william Vaughn died Saturday evening ,,s WAS buried Sunday.
 The Supervisors have rejected the .,Ir b,i submitted for heating sppsr- ..-. for the court house.
 T,ige J. c. Easton, customs officer at r5nbstone. has been removed for ir,.ry and thirsty mossback.
 The Uaited States grand jury is going -- uith its labors without any sppre- 55-sion in regard to court matters. MI. Grover came in yesterday from .-FuIole camp m the Santa Ritss. He .sTs tue mines are looking splendidly. S,-yeyor G. J. ROskruge has gone --s- on the San Pedro, near Es-kim-in- -r'. ranch, to do some government sur v5ying.
 J1iye Pinney is still running his dis ,-;,f court and disposIng of cases before :. -eysrdless of decapItstion or the or i--. Q, the Attorney General.
 r.is announced that Albert Fortlouis, ,,Tornbstone, d, will be soon married to V.s Carrie Heymsn, sister to Mrs. I1rls Schoenield, of Tombstone.
 Constable W. NJ. Morgan, of Phenix, -si from heart disease on Monday .-,-sip.. He WAS 36 years of age, un- -.rr;ed, and & native of Barnet, Yer -Ja;.
 f;,v. Zulick left today for a visit to r.1rence. He will afterwards spend a trdsvs ID PheniI and then proceed to Prescott to assume his official functions a. November lst.
 The bar of PheniI, regardless of -.iticsl sffihRtion, have passed resolu- Ems If regret at the removal of Judge p,.-v and ask a reconsideration of the P--,iieut's 6cEon.
 T5-following fourth class postmas- t--. have been appointed for Arizona: Florence. John Miller; Nuterora, Loren 75 Brown; Burneo, F. Delaney: Allen, C..s H. Bsckwith.
 N-s Jag. Chatham, who WAS so badly t7-1-d and prostrsted with nervous af- ,-,,,on by the fire that burned Mrs BI-ke to death some ago. in Tombstone, c,si on Monday morning. Jlb. p. Clum's democratic paper IS u-r.D- tue claims of his brother, Casey Chm. for the position of clerk of the district court for Cochise county. Casey B sad to be 0 democrat. 4 fire destroyed the structure at the Oi Dominion smelter m Globe on Thgrsiay night. Through the efforts of n, people the flames were confined to tas building n which they originated.
 |. Buehman returned today from the Orj ,toas. He went through all the t.D-. spur and angles of the developed portions of the bonanza mines, and saw u1re wealth than the bank of England controls.
 The Tombstone says Court Commis- vouer q. Gordon Adam had received ,.ructions from Judge Fitzgerald to J.-l and adjourn the district court of Ca.1ise county from day to day until t-riber orders.
 From the continued dry weather it is i-i.r- Il that Dan Ming and Pete Kitch. r- we're unable tO arrange the prelimip- ares for Rn aqueous conference. They say the water tastes bad this year and they are waiting for the new vintage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Vaughn have lest ileir twin children by death. The lit ue girl cIed on Saturday and the boy ou Monday. Mrs. Vaughn Is quite pros i-ated With the dreadful bereavement sld her tireiess vigIls during their i'll less.
 4 man named Joe Fob obtained be tween S2UO and S3O0 under false pre- lenses, II Fl PasO. few days ago, and then started for San Franciscn. A dis patch to Sheriff Tyner st Yuma, accom- pished his arrest, and he IS now sI Eob tied.
 Supervisor Teitsworth came in from s.n AsyIer yesterday to attend a meet lng Of the Board of Supervisors. H' returned to his mines this morning, H' lspOrts some very fine ore development rs4r tue old San Xavier mine, ana thinks the camp promising one.
 Nr. W. F.. D. Scott, who has spen several months in the Eastern cities, ar nye1 yesterday, looking well for hl iEp. He will now devote his attention b lls mining interests and will also Sc e1re OrnitholOgicsl specimens for tb American Museum of Natural History dNew York.
 The Baboquivari Land and Csttl Company has been incorporated b, august Hemme Of San Ramon Valley hubbard \. Labares of Tucson, Arlz ola, Nm. c. Hemme of San RamoI alley Geo. 1. N. Mcneil of San Fran i>co. and Alex. J. Chambers of Tucson Ispltsl stock, Sl00000.
 The proceedings of Lhe Board of Super ,l'1rs of Graham co; taken from tn ll'iou Clarion, reads as follows: Boar 'ai.rd 10 meet pursuant to law. Pre- tli D. Futile, Clerk. Absent l. N. SteN tl' Chal man, mining in Mexico; Bei DlnlaP, member, butchering at Fol apache; Hyrum Weech, member, Sea Fl iasIn Utah.
 At she baby show during the recer lar n Los Angeles, Charles H. Mssol ts-1 B months, son of MT. and Mrs. . N. Mason of tins city, took the secon f'smlum ID the first class and ws sSailed silver set. The Trends congratulate the parents upo -s proud distinction, especially as tf
 '-iest for premiums was among st lea 'N' score ot hopefuls.
 ,,Aessrs. Alex Campbell, A. Cattanc Il dervaIs and others went to the ol luna mine near the nine-mils wst' HAe, yesierdsy. Considerable deyelol Lznt has been made and two carload
 VI ore Ere to be shipped at once f' Ceaiment This property belongs to '. Stephens and others and its ore 4eellent for fiux, carrying a high pc '7atage of lead snd but little silver.
 The second annual meeting Of u sssOclstion of ConprepstionRl church'