Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1885
GOT. 10, 1885

The hO1. Samuel Drannan came uI from \ gales yesterday, and is stopplns st the Grand Central
 The ddst from the work of the grad. ers on the Gala lssss railroad filled the streets and eyes this morning.
 The Globe smelter proiuced 2l6 tons of pis sJpper during tue month of Sep tsno, T, ths Sdver Belt says.
 Mir. H. A. Gould, the Hercules powder agent starIe1 on business IrIp this n ,rni1S, U bs absent several days.
 Coz. F \. rri:Ie and H F. K. Aims ao-tI arrIvsi "a the city last evening el. !sls o: Prescott this afternoon.
 Tue beauty and intelligence of Tomb. stoas ss O.en sdmmO1ei here to bci s, trial IufJrs In The U. 5. court now ID sessIOn.
 D.puty U. $. Marshal Kslton left for CocnIse county to day with venIre for thlty SIX trIal jurors, returnAble We'd nesday.
 The S:Ot says my regards '" to the puolc ani sets up the finest quality ID tne market. Tom and BiiIy are the genial props.
 There is quite a noticeable increase ID emigraDI travel, but curiOusly enough, tue largest volume IS now Ro- ing eastward.
 Judge Fuqua came up from Harshs v yesterday, on A hurried Wilt 10 the city. Hs does nos often visit thus pueblo, bat b,s presence is always welcome.
 J.B. Sebelle, has returned from an eytensIve tour through the Southern States. He reports very lively times throughout Texas, and good crops gen. erally.
 John Kehoe, who was ehot by Mex iesn ID BIsOee some tune ago, died Sun fsg eveuinE. He wlli be buried under ,be auspices of the G. A. R. Post of Tombstone, of which he was a member. Record Epltaph.
 The opinion of Judge W. F. Gregg, Of tbe Pima couIty court, on the validity O, the ac. providing for the trial Of of lenses on information, is being exten- sl7ey copied oy the territorial press.
 William Thompson, an old resident of ArlzJna, who has lived for several years 6t hls ranch two miles below Tres Ala. nos, on the San Pedro river, dIed at the residence of J. O. Dunbar in Tomb sloue, Monday morning.
 Will any party having a photograph o' the late In mas Belknap please leave tne same at ihIs office for day or two? The n-gatiye has been destroyed and friends 0f the family are anxious to have copies made from any existing picture.
 Fred. Gamba, a bad man at Man. n5th. fell a victim to the wornOut pa- teqce of the boys of that camp tt the freauency with which he handled hIs gun. A ittle play of the kind oD Sat urday nIgat left good lead mine in his body.
 Pars1n Cum must have lost his tenn per The ResOrd-Epitaph of yesterday damns the Gov rno,'s judgment with a tig. b.g D. Ihe Tombstone Is hereby authJIzai to re-obl.gate the psrson, a1i spray few drops of Huachuca wa Ter on his palate.
 Dr. George Martin receives new sup plIes I drugs, medicines and fabcy 0is three or four times each week, He cps no stale goods and his med iInes are warranted pure. Gail at his Plaza drug store.
 The R scord E Jitaph says 4. T. Jones has -eiu -d Ine, tle C o. grand !IIy hlTily ignored tue charges against hIm. Il. R'cpri's facilities for obtaining the I.z, are wonderful Even the Judge O
 { 4,-.a A ..r iss fact wIeu the announcement was E'ie n hat paper.
 "Ih- hair of the helements wac b77.-lgeOusly hawtal" this morning, -Il bore uJOl It's bIpyant breezes tEe llJapaOi- atO n. of matter created 3D. pire1,ly Tor the express purpose of per nitung real estate 0 ir, quen. ly and ex- Pe1lt'Ousiy cha ge hands.
 movement Is OI foot looking to the CrRanIzatou "f a new lodge of the An eleat Order of United Workmen in tn. e'ty. Qlite numOer of prominent citi- lens have be ,drd the petitIon and If n slihcl-n, Uumher can be UJtsined B new bige vii rrcbahl! be formed.
 Judge \. Brichts, who wears the lrnlu- wI;u dignity ani ability at the ajunshIhg town at Nog les, Is m tbe eiy Fading the riot act tU some of the l otalrls here. The Julge has made s | good record and IS one of ths leading | men Of the town of Nogales. C'unsellor Cuddy has found his level | lie has joined the Salvation Army in. | lAltornIa aud shouts hqllelujahs for hIs | n'a', but sIll "rustles" for hls drink. | ne always felt an unaccountsbls | impulse to sacritice his own comforts | ioi tue welfare of the ''deah people"
 Hobt Csrnahan has returned from a | Nst easttO see hs mother and other | 's.alyrs 10 PenDsylvanla. He had n"t | ,seu them for thirty five years, ana he Daud thaE every thing had changed so Sea'ly since hls childhood days that he | isA more like a stranger Tn a strange | 4sad than Bt home.
 Allan Knight contemplates taking a ,.9 novel prospecting trip. In com t1ay With others, he will proceed from | t-nA by boat, down the Colorado to a'sfia lncoguItO where nuggets of pure ."I hiVt been brought by the Indians. Al old and experienced prospector, who s-lE' q. tue lay Of the land, will be one of iae party.
 Florence Enterprise: Mir John Grsth, -l ms been driving stage between ..ef7ide and Globe, has gone to Ken ,.1A!, hls native state. He Is s gradu- T ot 1Hie college, and came out to --sSon lew years ago with S7,0O0 ID S'a, S, went intO business and lost 1t. .-' lls education did not make him tuo Oua 10 earn an honest living, so be '''1fed situation on a stage line.
 H ihe CITIZEN is anxious to know -rIe ihe Star got its information con-
 -'nS which It hits, let 1t ask the
 -4 my to cal the editor of the Star Cfe t-e grand irqnest. One Of the r'.lEN s satellites may hear something eS Is nut at all pleAsant-Stsr. If the ,,1', y'r is a really good "Citizen" It will ,.- .- 'h7 grand jury all it knows, and
 'e' hind where the chips fall.
 ! special car was attached to the east -I Tam this morning, with some of s-s IaiIroad officials oD tour of in- I- ,on- Gen. E. E. Heweft, of the T- AiE-ies d'visinn cam. as far As M ~.td ihe party and Col J. A. ., A.f g1es AS Ior a Fl D. .-...k .l.,.. 1