Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Here and There.

Geo. w. Oertel was walking along Stone
 avenue, between Camp and Ochos street,
 he was attacked by two footpads and |, knocked down and severely cut in his
 right Ian and head. The msn-one an American and the other a Mexican- then demanded his money and, after a severe scuffle. in which bis vsst was torn of and his other apparel badly torn.
 they found about $3S on his person,
 which they took and made their escape.
 So soon as Mir. Oertel recovered suffi-
 ciently to do so, he drew his pistol and
 fired one shot st the retreating robbers,
 without effect. He then succeeded in
 reaching Joe. Beiz's saloon and Dr.
 Crepin, who was passing by was called
 in. The doctor took hIm to his ot-
 ice where his wounds were dress-
 cd. He was pretty badly bruised
 es we'll as severely cut, but will not
 be laid up by his injuries. The
 men who attacked him asked for
 match, when they met Mir Oertel, and
 while he was thrown of bis guard in
 finding one, they knocked him down.
 Had he the least idea of their iuten-
 flons real tragedy would have taken
 the place of simple assault and rob
 Sery.
 The Star has information from Fort
 Bowie that states that Lieutenant Guy
 E. Huse hss just returned from Msxi-
 co with thirty-tvo men, having made
 one thousand miles since May l9. He
 has ID charge fifteen squsvs and chil- dren as prisoners. In the late fight Geronimo picked up his fsvorite child
 and rushed ont of camp where he was surprised. He had to run the gauntlet of fifty rifles, the best shots m the White Mountain and San Carlos tribes. He
 had ran but short distance when he dropped the boy. covered with blood, bis left arm being shattered. His squav who IS among the prisoners says he was shot through the body others say he IS dead The prisoners brought in by Lieutenant Huse consist of three of Geronimo's squsws. five of his chiJd- ren. Mangus sgusv, Huers, who is sup posed to be the instigator of the out break, and others. Two bucks and one squaw escaped from the camp. La Colonis MeIicsns is the pioneer Spanish daily ot the west, and it is SD evidence of the great spirit of enter prise its managers possess. dr. Carlos ! Fl. Fully has been indefstigable in bis eIertions to make this paper . necessi- ty to the Spanish speaking people Of Arizona, and be has succeeded n estsb- l fishing IL ss a permanent institution. | The proprietors are practical printers and work early and late to make good | paper, and there IS scarcely an item of | news that escapes the attention of that | excellent newspaper. It is pleasing to | note the appreciation of the public in | the generous patronage bestowed upon | Ls Colonia.
 Messrs Hoover, King q Sssteruhito on behalf of Wittleshoeier. assignee Of many Arizona creditors, have epjoined | the sale of the property ot the Carthage Mining Company now advertized for sale by the sheriff in the suit of J. l.. Moore, trustee. against the Carthage Co. Tue County Court granted the injunc- ton upon the complaint which claims that the attempted sale IS only for the purpose of defrauding Arizona ere 1itors, and the result of conspiracy of min ority sf the Carthage directors AriLo- ua laborers and tradesmen must be pro- tetted at all hazards.
 Mir H, W. Khre, who has ttken the Palace Hotei. Is One of the eXperieDced hotel keepers who always succeed in building up good business, and those who know him will go miles out of their way to stop with him. He will not only maintain the popularity of the Palace, but will increase it's good reputation. Mr. Kline Is a gentleman whom the peO- pie of Tucson will like better the more they know of hIm, and the best vsy to become acquainted with him is to drop in and sample the dining room goods.
 Mir. J.Msrcus has returned to Tucson with an immense stock of we'll assorted goods aud will reopen the White House on Monday. He has made careful se- lection Of just such goods as this mar ket requires and he has determined to sell SO cheap that no one can afford not to pstronize him. The White House has always been q fsvorite store with Tucson people and its popularity will be greatly enhanced by the new selec- tions now offered by Mir Marcus.
 To-day Mayor George Rsyfield assun- cd charge of the Porter Hotel and will hereafter conduct that excellent house. Mayor Rsyfeld enjoys wonderful popu- larity among tho travelling public. while his abilities is a successful bonifsce are recognized ali over tho Pacific Coast, and 1t is safe prediction to say that the Porter will become one of the most famous eating houses on the line of the railroad, under his able direction.
 The American Bakery has added to its stock sne line of fresh oonfection- cry and will make that one of the feat urea of their business. They avoided purchasing any cheap, sdulterated goods, and selected those whose purity was un- questioned. A trial will convince any one of the superior qualities they have on sale.
 W. B. Breckon has made an import ant strike on the Albert Lea claim. He has done considerable dead work. run ming 6 tunnel. and recently cut the main ledge which on the surface is thir- ty feet in width. The tunnel is now running with the ledge, is all in ore with neither wall visible. Several ss- says show from ts0 to s2OO and over while the lowest vas $50. Belt.
 For the best dry washer In existence, go to The Headquarters. Joe don't keep anything but straight goods and serves all his customers with the most hospitsble eIpression, of greeting. in pure Csstillian language. Es 6 sort of sp- petiEsr for the nectar he dispenses by the glass.
 No higher praise can be bestowed on sn individual than to say of him that he is one who loves his fellow men. In the same way the highes, praise that can be given St. Jacobs Oil Is that it has cured tEoussnds who would other wise have been helpless victims of rheu- matism.
 To show to what extent some people will go to attend @ circus performance, 6 man was noticed yesterday psvning his watch for five dollars upon which he agreed to pay one dollar a week as in- terest. The money WAS wanted to pur- chase circus tickets.
 Mir. Samuel Brown, of Apache coun- ty, came in with about five hundred sheep day or two ago, having driven them overland from St. Johns. They ar rived in good condition and are now be- ing pastured south of the city. Mir. Sholjerer is negotiating with Mir. Brown for their purchase.