Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
[Enterprise.

Mir. Jerrold of Globe is m Manleyville making a selection of loo COWS from the | Murphy stock.
 NIT. Hammond of the King has bought the Branson rauch and large herd of cattle and settled down to business.
 Dr. William Harvey returned from Tucson Tuesday, looking and feeling much better than he has for several months previous. His many friends here gave him a cordial welcome, and all are very glad to see him among Us us once more.
 What a gigantic contract n newspaper or corporation would have If It under took to please every old chrome, who, having no visible means of support. props himself ID at the corner and tells how the world ought to be run.
 The county Is going to the devIl and the Gila valley Is doomed toidestruc. ion There Is a prospect of capital and enter pfise investing here. and the crOkers ar, diSmay ed and fear the sudden change
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 Tine shipments of treasure from thIs place, through Wells, Fargo & Co. past for the month were as follows: Currency S9,7OO; gold coin, S6.922; gold bullion, S29SO. silver com, | l5; bullion, Sll.sJO Total S3l ,562.
 Mir. c. GinocchiO and party returned to San Francisco last Thursday night.
 Public opinion in Sonora, Mexico is strongly against receiving the MOrmODs ID that locality.
 The new bridge and the banks of the rIv-r both above and below have been thoroughly fortified against the summei rise in the Colorado. | he disasters of last summer vii! not be repeated this year
 lSentinel.l A number of Canuillas, whose ranch | erIa IS a' IndiO, on the line Ot the South -rn Pacisc Railroad. San DIegO county. | California, are payIng tde Yuma tribe their annual visit. On their return the Cahuillas will take with them large | quantities of wheat, corn and pump | Kins which they secure by barter or otherwise from the GumAs.
 Wells, Fargo X Company, by virtue of 4 concession from the Mexican Govern meut, will .arry letters to and from Mexico, and offer the public, by then superior facilities of transportation and organization, great advantages for the p-edy and safe delivery of correspond ence.
 Sheriff A. Tyner has q tomato vine growing on his place, in town, that measures ten feet acr ss. or thirty feet | v,. Fs- C. ..At t. IT.. | natO vIBes in this country are peren- | nal, while in the northern portion of | CalifOruia they are anuuals and die ont Shrn the frost comes While Sants | Barbara and Santa RusH. California. can beast. respe ctIyely, of theIr large grape vines and large ruse bush. Yuma can boast of its large tomato vIue. NIT. and Mrs. II. V. Meedeu had a son born unto them last Tuesday, the 3I instant.
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 W. A. Bradley. of the Equity mining company. goes east today with ths vieW of purchasing a stamp mill The com pauy owns good property on Cave creek aud have tested quite successfully, the valuc ot its ore by the ara-;ra process Cave creek prospects are brIghteDing.
 Judge Pinney this morning sent the rollOxiug message to Pre-cott: "tO Gov ernor Tritie: he pretended claim ot me ONeIll, claiming to have been ( reporter Of my court from July to Jan uHry. 1882, Is a frst-clsss steal" The question Is one of contention which hAs caused much bitter feeling in the past | How the tigbt will terminate is a matter of me interest to the looker-on.
 A party in honor of the betrOthal Ot l Gus EllIs and Miss Ruben was giver at the residence of Henry Asher. Satur day evening. About thirty people vert iu attendance. and enjoyed a merry evening, The entertainment Of the hOstl being highly spoken of.
 Since tie reduction of territorial lie enses the number of commercial travel CTS visiting our city has materially in creased.
 Tests made of wine sent from thu valley to California, bring the InfOrma tlon that our product of the grape con tsins too large a percentage of alcOhO and saccharine substance 10 be accepta ble to modern taste. It strikes us tha little Salt river water put where l