Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

a,, F Meek has gone to Nogsles (,
 ,b,. Tinted States side of The Fron nsr -.-rs 10 day. where her husband IS at ts1dilg court
 RI. Moss, of the firm of Moss S n-;s,,lI. Quijotoa, IS in the city anc L:,I re,nain for few days.
 The Congregational society will give 6
 ',nlirht picnic next Monday or Tues. 1.C evening, probably at the Park. Tho phenix Herald says Judge Pinney ..l family will soon leave for the east to --s,i the summer.
 rho Board of Commissioners of the ,.ii,m for the Insane are in session at PberlN
 Ina county board of examiners will
 -1,ine applicants for license to teach 'A~II on Monday. June 1st, at 10 '.,,,k q. n. in the district court room.
 rts proclamation of the Governor. T,-;ry Territorial reward for the ap- '--sbsnsion of the murderers of Clai- s,-6e. at Harshsw, is published in to- iays CITIZEN.
 R,-lsri TOrmey. a brother of Peter r-.rsy Of theFashion Restaurant, has -.-Tsi in Tucson from New Jerse, and s1I r-obably spend the summer here. The Wilcox Stockmsn is now con- ,-,fsi by Woods and Brscewell, J. NJ. hoi ,s-sst in the paper.
 D- II. Eaton will leave next Sun- l ,,v 10 meat his appointments al other I -I:-as. He has successfully treated L-,rr rss-s Of eye diseases that required --s,t skill and delicate manipulation. James Stewart. the veteran stage man t4-zaaa. passed through Tucsun -,.,s-iay on his way from Benson to Ws-i,opa. He is one of the Black C.r,r -aad commissioners and will visi, ,racsl1u to inspect the work being l-ne.
 CJ Z.uL. Tidban has been selected Ir.bs committee of arrangements of .ta(;-aud Army of the Republic, to de- Trsr the Decoration Day oration. Miss Vs,gie Hughes will give recitation on ,-.. occasion.
 V- II. S. Sesrle has returned from stF-es noath's visit east and he ex- --s.,ss himself contented to remain s-, inc balance of his days in Arizona. V- Ssarle Is looking well and seems ,- have enjoy ed his vacation. Ton Vale and wife left yesterday l--a visit of three weeks to California. T-1n Lis return he will remodel the F,-k and convert 1t into a place of re- .--, .rr families generally, where an tg-. an afternoon or an evening may be r,.,-i ia quiet enjoyment under the .lss of ths grand old cottonwOods.
 C-, Hiel Hale and Lieut.. J. A. Bsss returned this morning from the "rsh." They are glad the campaign Is o7s- and are ready to eXclaim, in the lla.18ge ot this agitating faber, "go to, tzu Pspago to."
 Nfss-s. Cow!es & Clarke are the h. dan Traders at San Carlos, and they h.7s exhibited a commeDdable degree o' enterprise in subscribing for the D4lY CITIZEN upon entering upon t-e.r profitable duties.
 Asan indication of better times iu I1esou r. IS noticed that the gambling tz..s are more numerOusly patroniZed a1l the sporting prOpensitIes ot the peo- E.s are attended with & more lavish and reckless expenditure of coin than for Zuy months. The patronage of the gambling halls Is regarded by some peo- peas true index of the condition of tlz times Iu this city.
 L. Wetmore, whose ranch IS about i1l, niles north of Tucson, has some y=-F thrifty corn growDlng without lrrl-
 lsG7l. No ram Of any perceptible quan-
 tig Lls fallen since February, at which
 the lly forty-two hundredths of an
 l-l iz.l, acd a few days ago, when FJEI0g between the rows. he found rsaty fl moist soil. This IS almost -i-7-iOus for this portion ot Arizona.
 John W. Abernathy, Esq, of Butler, IL. Is now in Tucson aDd cOntemplates -4king his home iu Arizona. Mir. Aber- Ilhy was candidate before the Demo- e-stc convention of the I welfth Con- g,sssi5nal District of Missouri for nomi- ri.i as Representative in Congress, but was beaten by Wm. J. Stone, the lTeseut incumbent.
 The sixty or seventy-fve pounds of silver ore, from the Pine Spring mine. llrkey Greek District, which has been ol exhibition at the Bank of Prescott, $ being melted at the assay office of Mir. |. W. Wilson. in the rear of Hubbsrd's s'9re. Dr. Morgan Is having it melted. iae ore Is worth about one dollar an olnce or twelve dollars pound. Several ctlzens have purchased specimens. The silver IS m a wiry state. A richer chunk Was never before seen.-Courier.
 Alch comment was accustomed this morning by the appearance of three flSs around the sun. One remaiked The phenomenon indicated a heavy s'orm; another said this is the day set The ending of all things; others took As an indication of the struggle over t= otii,e of governor, but the outer Hl;', representing two rival cities, grad fls-y faded away, leaving the Santa Fe nag near4st the sun, intact, and 1t was ala.lg agreed that this was sent as rs4Tnlag to the rural villages of Las vegas and Albuquerque.-Santa Fe Re View.
 Ai5.fo NeriugO brought his two chil- dFen m from his ranch twelve miles '1'h o' this city, yesterday for medi- Ca. Treatment. One of them had been sIie;lng with sore eyes and a prepara- Hon %! eye water was used to RllRy the F'itauln. By some means the children et possession of the bottle and drank 1ss1ntents. Both came very near dy- ls from the poisonous mixture, but We're saved by the skill of a physician, "lo applied the proper antidotes.
 Ile Coon Can mine, about twelve I-ie5 east of the Quijotoas, in the Co- oAoi foothills. IS one of the most re- ..-AfAaoie mines in southern Arizona for ,4e amoun; of its development. It was IvfL4erly worked by Mexicans, who had s-lA shaft thirty feet deep and drlfted ya The ledge for fifty feet. It had been .olg abandoned by them and in 1SIS It S Sas located under the laws of the United Sl4teS aud Alex Mckay afterward &C.,