Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

taln a whole case or cholera morous-
 Only few more loads of the Hsrshsw mill remain to be hauled to the railroad station at Cnttenden.
 The Territorial bonds for the con- struction of @ bridge across the Gils rIver at Florence, have been signed and sealed and are ready for delivery.
 The Miner says that Notary Public commissions have been issued to w. J.. Osborn and John Young, h Pima county.
 W. s. Read has become associated with E. B. Clifford in the Fashion sa- loon, and the firm is now Read < Clifford.
 Nogsles people say that L. Meyer. formerly of Tucson, makes better beer at his Nogsles brewery than the famous Milwaukee or St. Louis article. Wal nuts and lagerl
 The CourIer saysi it is more than likely that upwards of Sl20.0O0 will soon be paid to two citizens of Ysvapsi county | for ranches, cattle and horses.
 Joe Madero, who has been under the weather" for the past week, is again on his feet. He coatemplates establishing newspaper in Altar, Sonora.
 The Santa Cruz water case is the dry subject occupying the attention of the county court. When the suit is ended some of the lawyers will have a better knowledge of water than it has been considered possible for them to obtain without positively drinking 1t.
 The Park theater and the street lead ing to 1t will be lighted with electricity on the nights of the 26th and Z7th, the occasion of the appearance of the org. insl Nashville Students, the celebrated colored concert company. They are favorites in Tucson and will draw big houses.
 An Eastern mugwump newspaper, after reading an election in Illinois where Republicans quietly went to the polls and voted, while Democrats did not and were beaten, pronounces 1t polite ! al trickery." Our over-rightsous con- temporary doubtless would have been better pleased if Republicans had mar. } ched to the polls blowing horns and beating drums. The less Democrats and their associates have to say about their defeat in this particular case the better they will feel-Inter Ocean.
 George Frisk has been appointed in- spector of cattle for southwestern dIs- trict of Arizona, in accordance with the recommendations of the stock associa- ton. He yesterday gave the required bond of $5,000 for the faithful discharge of his duty, and as soon as that can be forwarded to Prescott his commission will be issued. Hugh Percy and Thos. Steele are sureties on the bond. Mir. Frisk's appointment IS one of the best that could possibly be made, and none will doubt that the duties will be faith fully performed.-Wilcox StockmRn. In a letter received by Hon. W. N Kelly to-day, Tom. Bullock, the builder of the narrow gBuge railroad between New York and Coney Island, that gentle man states be IS prepared and ready to build our branch railroad at once, pro- vided he IS assured that he will be given all the privileges at present possed by the Central Arizona Railroad Company. The Board uf Directors of that Com pany have entered into correspondence with Mir. Bullock relative to hIs propo- sition, and will afford him every oppor- tunity to carry 1t into eIecution.-Pres- cott Miner.
 Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan. commanding the army of the United States, passed through Tucson on the east bodnd train this morning. AL though his coming was unRnnounced, quite a number of people went to the depot, after the train had arrived and the news spread of his presence, to get a glimpse of the hero of the famous ride to Winchester. Among the first to greet the General were Messrs. A. B. Sampson, Arthur Borton and Geo. O. Hand, on the part of Negley Post, Grand Army of the Republic. Gen. Sheridan did not leave bis car at the depot, as he has not yet fully recovered from the effects of his accident st Los Angeles.
 The Nashville Students, which are to appear at the Park Thester on the eveu- ings of the 26th and 27th, are spoken of as follows by the Nashville World: "Fully two thousand people were at the ! State Capitol last night, to listen to the concert rendered by the Original Nash vile Students, to the Tennessee Legis- lsture and their friends. It is aston ishinR what psthos, what soul-stirriug beauty ,dwells ID the voice of these dark skinned son2sters. By nature they are endowed with the soul of music; by cul- | ture this genius has been under perfect of voice, for correct time, for expression of true vocal sentiment, their quaint weird.like refrains brought back to mem- ! IL rl. &,N. meetings, break downs, fields and forests of our snte-bellum Sunny South" Enumerators appointed by board of | trustees of the different school districts in the county, to take the census of chil- dren of age suitable to attend school, should return their reports to the coun- ty school superintendent by June list, as under the new law none can be re- ceived after that date. Those districts from where no returns have been re- ceived by the date mentioned will not be entitled to any apportionnent of the school funds for an entire yesr.-Phe. nlx Gazette.
 The so-called Peralta Grant is not the | Cnly one of the kind ID ArIZons, In the | Gadsd-n purchase a number of Spanish or Mexican land claims have been locst- ed, and the pretended owners, have ts- ! ken steps to haze their titlee confirmed | by Congress. Besides G. Hill Towards San Pedro grant, there IS the San Rs- | fael, the Barbacomari, the Sonoita, the ! Arivaca aud several others along the ! Sonora borders. Of the validity of these grants, we have no means of know ing. but 1t not at all improbable that some of the titles rest upon a founds- ton as insecure as that Baron" Resvis. One thing Is certain, the existence of such claims does not tend to assist the growth and prosperity of the country. ! We trust the new Administration will make d thorough investigation of the sl- legged claims, and forever set at rest the titles to some of the richest lands ID Southern ArIzona.-Phenix Herald.
 The School Board met Monday last and opened the sealed proposals for the school bonds of this district The high est bid was made by NIT. Isaac Lyons. of Yuma. For the SIP, 900 in bonds he bd Sl2. .560, a premium of nearly 5 per cent. This speaks we'll for Pinal county. ! pb;s ,a tha hiphast Dremium eyer re-