Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-06
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

NIr Fred MalSh came m yesterday ,.,, m, Canua rancn.
 T,. Ciry Council will not pay for ,tri, hshts that do not illuminate.
 sad that construction dust wlll
 s, CD the narrow gauge railroad.
 s,, r. Meek let thIs afternoon for r--.eucs to take position on the En- eHrEc
 .r.s ,a.asrs at Quijotoa will give a
 bail on inc evening of June 5th- F-aay nEh'.
 T. U,lli be q good idea to call a ..,,... r.e,.tlus to nominate candidates s.-,,1r ri trustees.
 .,.-.TR. ii. Paul is in Sonora with
 ..,.,Ilau for the murderers of Jas .'. g-ut. dt Harshaw.
 2..,a J ldse Fitzgerald put his foot .... at tombstone, yesterday, the ,s..l heard snmetuiug drop.
 ,g Francesca Yasquez, mother of ,r. FsaucI>co E-parza. dIe 1 at Mr. Els -s-ld nee tnI- morning.
 I.sl Inns IS "a candidate for Chies Of a. Fle Department. The fremen's -s.-. a takes place next month.
 Nm. Klue has opened his saloon on rr,. rs, street, opposite Seligmann's. '-i .a. spleniid article of sour mash ,-,.s,, smonS other fine gOois.
 g.,s-iss A. B. Sampson has one of Oh. .rs-geites of Liberty EulIghtening .-.Wl-!i. which he has just received i-,m me B.rtholdi Pedestal Committee. Nas- ltos are more numerous Tn Tue ...a.A than k Usual at any season of .rs.e,-. They are mercIful, however, .-il, mlre singing than preyIng.
 T.- HrAllu4rtcrs Is the place to buy -,-l .aI paIIJabie goods. The drink ,.l s, d tlur-ty fellow at HeadQuar- ,-.sl npc make A sIde-show of a man. J,.-- G. \. Allen returned to Casa ,-...I.. c1 d,N, waere he left his team, ..l a.l proceed at once to Globe. His 7., .4l clud vent direct from Casa --,aGr tJ OaAIaud, CaL
 N-us hs~ just been received of the :-,rh uf DoluTes BonlllAs, mother of l.1.c.o b5pIlias, formerly of thIs city, vt..! c.lrreI at Hermosillo, Sonora, ID Ma, 3J.n, of pneumonIR.
 NatE.tu> audIng the very warm days .tl ulEurs remain cool aud pleasant. Ei-rl uUt frw real sultry nights are ey.ereuced dluug whole summer s-s-ul lu this lart of Arizona.
 Al.v lot Of job stock for commercial g K, la- just been received at the Crzzy office. Merchants should take tl- opportunity 10 get their job work tglr satisfactorily and cheaply.
 tl4rmll Thomas Gates, of the Dem ,'-aue Territorial CummIttee, has ap- r-ii hpl. Fsed G. Hughes to be -5.r=-.-y of that committee, vice Pbll. J-5va', suo nov resides in California.
 Jake tisn. Allen and wife, of Globe, s--L- .l c.ry jD remain a day or two. I- A.ru Is court commissioner fer G.4 cOIg.y aai Is Pre-lient of the s-5,s Growers Association of that C.gl-r.
 The Pioneers will talk upon the h. Gal stu .u Ia to-nIght. They w.ll have al5,e-,ea-t-. sort of milan me al, hs It vz---5vrr the subject, and they all l-aJ,1.y TIsn that the subject was l--I sI.
 I-s B5trI of school Trustees yester- .5oIa,ei Richard Starr and Alex L-s.u.. -,-s "t the school election, 5-Io.4 Drachman and Chas. SnioeIl c--l-. lu- eIecuoa will take place on s..d.., Juue 21tn.
 Clpluy Ii. FOu-th Cavalry, left Fort L.'r. lh $ morning for Fort Grant, e.--..lG eight da!s' rauons. The ob- .--.- tlI, cuause IS unknown, further i--- ;l-; d has some cOuLecuou with Be- j-liu troubles.
 l--- Fourth of July Is to be ob- swell. Is apJut tune the nat was being ---.-.G. A steamboat excursOn up t--,.a.a Crdz wCulI be tue pro. CT t-l-t ,u,. water Is uLt too high to L--e4 laud!ug at Iubac. II. and Mrs. J. I. Back, of Tubac s-e 10 rG. clty attending the unty ex- --l... n of teachers. They both passed t-a 4rc--Sary eXam.nstIODs lD a hI.hIy ceIt.ol- manuur. Mr. and Mrs. Black Lave m.ut friends IL Tucson.
 Nc NJ. ]. Nugeut left to-day for Yuma, % assuue the dltl-s ot Assistant sup eI4t-udeat and turnkey of the Terri tyl4l penitenIiary. Mir. Nugrnt has a LJst of friends ID Tucson wLo regret to s- BIm, but reiDIce At his prefer usut Iu d lucrative position. May good .lcz attend r!m.
 The mines ID the San XavIer mount EiI- uSnri by n. 4. scott, DIck Starr alo a.hrIs. are showing up encOursg- l-S.s il high grade galena and chloride orr- In-y make occasional shipments C. Be .-Ou, and have paid all expenses 90. ieg-lppmrrt, sO far, from the pro c-e3- o- ih- ore.
 CIiJeuIeo wlll have a smelter. The Prrllll. ldTy arrangements are all con- i.rt- aud parties nave gone to purchase i1- plant. This Is good news for the u!l-r, .DDIt that place as IL will not only Elv- them profitable employ ment i- tl- i-y-.Ogmeut If theIr properties, but ElIl make quite a lively town of lI-.-Ii,I.
 G-rpaimp aud his cut thrOats, havIn Led to General Crook, need not, in tu- ilre, boa tu nm for mercy. We know whereof We speak, when We say that IT VI be cplI day for the cut throats VAsl they agaIn look into the piercing e'rs oi Ien. Crook, wnO Is sure to cap tlrl and, We hope, kIll the last one or ,-em.-P:escott Courier.
 Toe great Arizona canal has been completed ant accepted from the con t--c.pr and Is ready for business. It Is model work of Its kind and will furnish lollisut water for 100000 acres We a-e informed that contracts for water I'r the y-ar are now being made with ll" p7-. lent of the company, General l.a.G .Irculll.-PheniX.
 D J. Bplyn, who was with Iweeds 'n.h' In removing the Hermosa mIll, las r-tgruei to Tu-con, the contract lavilg n-rn cpmp!eted. Jack will as- 'ls' 10 rem ving ,h- three hundred tons how at the depot to the QuiIotOas. The rem 'Sai O, tus mill has Dven fornId- al-e Iu .er54kIhy, anl all e-tlmstes ot iA rSpease have fallen far short of the Tra. cost.
 Nr. Durazo, a blacksmith, who re- ceu'ly dug a well on his premises on o''nv avenue, near the Custom House. az depth Oi thirty feet struck m The sa.il rp K "A stream of pure, clear and SIoi sarer Nhich keeps his we'll snp- p.iei with plenty of water. When he c.rtn> sut the well he simply plugs the az r'u % ID the rock and stops the flow.