Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-24


 T,- tuauty ounces of meat to the pound. i--'' irLe csuse for all this extravaganza was Io l iittle daughter that came to his s,,sr .-, on Monday, Oct. 18th.
 pT Sims exhibited some very fine -',-,ad cattle and hogs at the Phenix I- His stock has value of from stS5 ,o S6OO per head. Among hls sss he has one stallion valued at s,.Ga His blooded stock Is all doing S-l.,iiily and he has built up fortune ,l .horoughbreds.
 r,as \. Jump, under indictment at ri-,b.t,ue for perjury, and under SI0OO
 ss 10 appear for trial, has applied t.~,tronymlc III a practical and literal -. - aDi jumped his bail. The bonds ubo are called upon to make good L, sgount are, l.. Schoeufeld, Jos. I'. fer. 4. Fortlouis and Judge Rob 1sCn.
 p, the recent fire at Logan City, ,--,- Marks lost, according to the
 ts s4 26j on his stock, S200 on hay -5 Ss-0 on his building. He will prob -- rebuild soon and endesvor to re- .sra his great losses. and as be is ENCEkEAlN aBA h tD- .5-,,-,,irg business man, be will very .-5r make up for his loss.
 rts-s were six bids opened at Phenix Monday, for the construction of the s..1a asylum. Parker, of Prescott bid .l-4lq .i; Walker. of Tombstone, S54,- .-I. gstLburu, of Tombstone, S56,000; u..tck * Co, Denver, S57. 7.449; W. J. nb-rfy. Tucson, S62, $50; Carl, Crowley sberuethy, Stockton, S42, ,990. The -,,rect sas awarded to the last named 5-l.
 The county grand jury made their --gl renort this afternoon and were dIs- --s-,ei. They found SIX indictments, - ,ar murder and two for burglary, ..5iyDogei SIX charges. The sub-reports --7, tbe affairs of county officers were .i-.-,lly commendatOry with the ex- s.-,i,n of that on the Board of Super l -i--. which charges that body with eI- .-.r.yanrg ln clerk hire without sRnc- r0a pt tLe law.
 letter came to hand at noon to-day, -. Wagdalena, from Col. Biddle's camp s Horse springs. which states that r1-ib had been received in camp on that T inc lnLLA. lD AuE tAAGIA AAAaN 5CNhACAo .-i In6lans had had R fight few miles .1,h. and a posse ot men were then ---1sriug to leave camp and take up Il Iuilau traIl. From this It would 4 s--zs- to be 8 mistake about all the .a.e. having gone over into Mexico. santa Fe New Mexican, Oct. +. I E.f.eI Saleido, the Mexican who shot 4 s-lkl.sia young lady In 8 ball room I m Tres. S mora. through his uncontrol- 3 abe jealousy. and afterwards escaped T i-lu custody at NOgales, wEs brought ! saEu iron Pheuix yesterday and lodged \ n tbe county jail here. He was taken iyt1-day $ tram for Sonora to pay the | t,rslty of nIs crime, ID charge of Lleut. Il T.Sluez. who came with the necessary T -rt-siiticn papers. SBlcldO'S crime was | s1rutal and cowardly one and he will :1f-r death in its equation.
 y-srsagp len. J iB. Allen introduced sn- ItaIau bees from California. Az ieg swarmed they escaped and many ttnem went towards the Santa Cata- Il mas To-day bee trees can be easily | .a.Ei iu the cauOus and about the foot mi. filled with an extremely delicious s,icle ot honey. The mountains and i-o,hills abound with plentiful quanti- | c-s of honey yielding flowers that bloom i'm early spring till winter sets 10, and t- bees manage tO secure s plentiful s8. 51m'i'y of the saccharlne juices.
 E-sterisy afternoon quite B large
 1-gss punp ped out of the Grand Cen :a zne. IL resembles a perch or ,--- and the closest scrutiny fails to L..5,e any eyes. II IS totally blind. IL5 inn creature Is now ID possession doe i.-cnoily. proprietor of the Occi- ---'.. Hotel, who has been busy all day ,-4o.tiug the hsl 10 the citizens of the agH who have dropped into the hotel. Al vlp have Lot seen an underground -'h should call aD the Occidental and :-s ;hIS specimen. Joe says that he 7ll.i not Dart with It for $50 but the t-alces are that they will be very plen- LlL-Ile Tombstone.
 Its feared by many on the borders Q. il- reservation and who are well ac- slaiLiel with tue Apache character and -s-o'.lOu, that general uprising of 'e I7dlaus Is contemplated. More es- i-l. ly ls ;nIs to be dreaded If the In- laa scouts BOW ID the service are to be l''larG-d aul allowed to retain their s;1s and ammunition. This would, in- --el' be the crownIug outrage of the -i-y that have marked the manage --ai Of Indian and military affairs in '-' territory and New Mexico. While ih disposed to unnecessarily alarm the 'lolc, We predict that unless there be a!nmedlate change in the command As-.' district, It will be found that our lra4 faNF fg,nky
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 "olA Gardiner has in hIs possession a -----n sEull taken from cave lu the D''o33uyaris that has not yet been ex- sli5d The skull has been pronounced pi Handy to be that of an Indian,
 .- certain characteristic contour of '-r cFanlIm, and when Mir. Gardiner eX- -.'vl the relIcs to giant Roskruge and
 -'9iAed h!m of lis peculiarities, theIlat-
 -enilemau made R close examination u4Fi!ueTs head and claims that they ss ilentlcaL He thinks 1t must surely
 '-rdiner 6 skull and that he IS play ~ practIcgi Joke by incorporating A'-.d ln a maierialized form. The .'1'.lelt of tue Fat Mems club IS nct
 'PoASloe for what hs says to-day,
 --tFef, Tor he broke the railroad com t-l. Car scales in attempting to weigh s-lgt
 A' (. <. Benhan arrived yesterday
 l 'le Cauanea mines. It has been
 '-s'Al.y thought that NIT. BeDhBm was
 Superintendent or manager of the
 -'l-a and Silver King mines. This
 q lIsiake-CoL Benham organized
 'i these companies and Is largely
 crested Iu both organizations, but
 -f been manager of either. The W.'7Ient that Mr. Price has superseded
 D-ahsm IS an error. Mir. Price IS
 't7aatenient of the Cananes mines, 'll- has nothing to do with Mir. nam connection with the corpora The financial difficulties into
 1 MT Benham was led by his book H7'' have been cleared up and NIT. 'n IS relieved of great annoy
 -s About loo men are at work m Nooui the mines and there has been
 7saation of work since originally
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 Ale nited States grand jury appeared i thls morning and reported that