Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20
Additional Local Notes.

Tombstone yesterday.
 Sam Drachman has returned from 1;
 business visit to Charleston,
 Nr. Chas. R. Wore has returned iron
 fhe New Orleans exposition.
 The Star man seems to be daily grow
 ing hotter In the collar.
 The sampling works to be located al
 Crttenden will toe erected at once.
 Davis. the Tombstone murderer, has
 been sentenced to be hanged on July
 18th.
 II. Buehman is looking through the
 camera ID the absence of F. A. Hart
 veil
 Willis ?. Haynes went out to the Nam
 moth mine this morning, tO be absent for several days.
 Supervisor Teits-orth has returned
 from California, and meeting of the
 board was held to-day.
 Suppose General Crook was inocculat-
 ed with little oi Ger0uimo's ability
 what d hero be would become!
 There was enough canine bark lost by
 the poundma,ter's destruction of the
 dogs, to cure all the malaria n the San
 ia Cruz valley.
 A. F. Wallbridge, of Casa Grande
 is ID the city. lie reports business quIte
 brisk m that town and very little com
 plaint Of hard times Is heard.
 The peaches beng brought into the
 city from the San Pedro fruit ranches
 are far superior in slze and quality to those brought from California.
 General Crook night Bs well order hs troops back Co their camps and gIve them an opportunity to doT their gar ments and resume their chronological researches.
 The military don't seem satisfied in allowing the Indians t0 kIl the Citizens. but are now placing their supplies at the disposal of the redskins. They made me haul at Guadalupe CaIJn and feel reasonably happy.
 MT. E. L. Wetm0re hal about two acres of wheat growing at bis ranch four miles north of the cI-y. lr had at tainei a good growth aud headed iuely, bat a biz drove of hungry rabbits clear cd It all ul, roots and HlL
 Secretary Van ArmGu yesterday re- ceived a dispatch from ln Arizona mill tisn m lomD-tone saving that Indians had ben seen ID the sulphur Springs valley and asking what should be done. He sent the following brief. but pointed reply XII them. Prescott Journal.
 George Martin the famous druggist on Church plazi, is m receip. of fresh 1 drugs and medicines every few days He IS fhlr El iru sElsf and is always I at the head of the traI- with pure anu . unaluitrltel medicines Ills stock of . fancy goods Is not surpassed by auy one. .
 The Palace made Col Geo. Rayii-ld a man Of avoIdup0is and other hanors have necessarily fallen Co his lot. Mauy persons wh' have dIued at the Palace have afterwards become famous aud great men have become greater thereby Ih-Ir Sand y dinner wIIl put flesh on ones bones and ia- uu the ribs, and that IS the r-ason Tucson has SD many heshy people among its cIlzens.
 More injury is done Arizona by the late Indian ouioreak than a years tune can overcome. It would be "A Gcdseni If all the Indians on the San Carlos would j1ln m the revolt No more lives would ue lost, and We wouid at least be able Co convey to the powers that be all the seriousness winch the situation presents.-Phenix Gazette.
 The SUpr Lodge or United Work men elected the following utlic ITS: Past Supreme Master Workman, Leroy And rus. oi New York; Supreme Master Workman, John A. Brooks, of Mi-souri; Foreman, V. G. Badserow, Of Ontario: )ysrse4r, ". H. Jordan. uf California: Recorder, N. ". Sackett, of Penusylva- lla; Receiver, J. F. Lenhart Of Peunsyl- -anla; Guide, G. R. Keller, Cf Ge1rgiH: NatchmHn, ". R. Graham. of Iowa, Trustee, ;. B. Berry. OF hsusas; Medical Examiner. Hugh D3herty, If Massa ,husetts. Minneapolis Was selected as he place of the next meeting, and the hird Monday m June Es the date.
 Judge Harrison telegraphsd from La NOEia yesterday to the AIIzoua Pioneers hat fifteen stands ot arms We're requIr- ,d for protection against the Indians. Judge W. J. Osborn aud Dr. Handy at ,nce took the matter ID hand and en- to fad some of the arms be- Onglng to the Territorial militia, but without avail They afterwards obtain d the necessary arms aud a thousand 'Olnds of ammunition from the military at Fort Lowell, as loan 70 he Pioneers, and they were yesterday forwarded to La NOrIa. As the Indians Ire likely to pass very near that place, he arms may b5 required for use almost it once.
 The Society of ArIzona Pioneers met ,n June 9th and passed strong resolu- ions In regard Co Co the Apache out Dreak, and provided for the sending of representative Of their body to Wash ngton to lay the facts before the PresI- lent and demand the removal of all Lo hostile Indians from the Territory. )n Saturday next mass meeting of the itIzeus of Tucson has been called 10 onsiier the Indian affairs and de- ! lde on tine best course to adopt in se- urlng Legislation on the matter. The leetlng deserves the attention of all itizsns of tine Territory, and We trust hat the protest against the present h. | Ian policy wlll be made SD strong and , OnvInciug that the Admiui= tration will ' e forced to take some action n the latter. There wIll be no security for fe or property m the Territories until |, lese renegade Apacbes are transferred {, } Indian Ierrltory.-S. F. Chronicle. |, A called meeting ofthe Mohawk Canal 2 umpany was held on the evening of ! ie SIh nst. A contract for excsvatiaE ( Tree mi.e- of the heaviest work on the an ,l was l-t to MT. Geo. W. Norton, he { ping the lowest iiider. As the com 2 any hal established a law to the effe st c lat no member 0f tbe Board Of Direct d Is coul in any manner he interested a conirac. with the Company. Presi- snt Norton resiknei his position as a ember of the Board, and MT. Isaac ! yons, large stock holder. was elected | til the vacancy. Dr. c. II. TaggaTt l as elected to the presidency, and his s rmer D t>ition Bs treasurer was filled @ ' he election Of Isaac Lyons. Tue ? lojce Of new officers seems to give en- D re satisfaction to the stock holders q ld to the contractor. The contractor l' Ill not, during the hot months, work l" 'ry large force on the ditch, but will n } so a. soon ss the cool weather sets in; n Id he expects to have finished inside !"