Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

the United States. s-
 Naish < Driscoll have sold out every
 hoof of beef cattle they owned, to Miller
 Lux, of California. They made another
 big shipment on Saturday.
 The Tombstone has located another mythical cave in the Huachuca mount
 aims. Get ul. something, new, neigh
 Dor, the cave lead has been worked out.
 Professor Ludwig Thomas, formerly
 of Tucson, IS now m PheniI. and has
 become associated with Professor W. F.
 Tuthill in establishing the Arizona Col
 lege of Music in that city.
 Mir. Alex. Trippel, superintendent of
 the Old Globe Copper Mining Company,
 at Globe, IS now in the city. The mines
 have been temporarily closed pending a
 rise Tn copper or better transportation
 facilities.
 The Pspago question, now before
 Justice Scott promises to drag a weary
 length along, and by the time the case
 IS ended the water which occasioned
 the troubles will have probably evspor-
 ated under the scorchlng rays of an August sun.
 Mir. John K. Farrell, one of the Re- gents of the Territorial University. WAS
 married at San Rafael, California, on
 May 12th, to Miss Frances Augusta Hoyt, by the Rev. Dr. Stebbins. Mir. Farrell is spending his honeymoon at some of the delightful summer resorts in California.
 The PhsniI Herald says Thos. Salcido. Gabriel Salcido, Vim. Convingtnn and James Jamison who assassinated Jos. Claiborne at Harshav, have been Rrrest- ed m Sonora.and are quisittiOn has been issued by Acting Governor Van Armsn for eItrsdItion papers tO bring them back for trial.
 The Florence Enterprise understands that the relatives of Patricio Lee, killed by the bucket falling on him while at work in the shaft of the Mammoth, has brought suit against the company for S50oO0 damages. They have employed Judge Campbell, of Tucson, 10 prose cute the case.
 A whole carload of new drugs, per fumeries, etc., has just been opened at George Martins drug store on Church plaza He has now the most complete stock in Arizona and his store is growing very popular with all who require drugs. medicines snd such article as are gener- ally sold by druggists.
 Dr. Wm. Harvey left for Casa Grsnde, in response to a telegram from Judge J. D. Walker, stating that a man had his leg broken at the Vekol camp. At the time he left he did not know the mans name, the cause of the accident, or he would be obliged to go down to the mine to attend to the wants of the sufferer.-Enterprise.
 Mr. John D. Burgess arrived in town Tuesday and gsve himself up to the sheriff. On Thursday he had his pre- Iiminsry examination before Judge John | Miller and was honorsbly discharged. | The testimony brought out at the exam l lnstIon showed conclusively that the l killing of Kelly was an act of selt-de- | 'ense. We congratulate Mir. Burgess Florence Enterprise.
 MT. E. NJ. Reading, Grand Lecturer \. o. U. W. for California, arrived thi. morning with Mir. W. II. Jordan and I will accompany that gentleman to-mor- ow to Tombstone. He is visiting Ari- .ons in the interest of the Guaranty 1und. sn auxiliary feature of the Order having its origin in California, and he Eill make Tucson a more extended isit on his return from the bonsnIs amp Of sepulchral name.
 Nogales Frontier: A Mexican his- brian makes a new attempt to show that Imerics was discovered in the fifth cen- ury A D., by a party of Buddhist 1onks from Afghanistsn, of whom one Iwm Shan, returned to Asia after an bence of forty-one years. A short ac- ount of the land which he visited, sup osed to be Mexico, was included in the fhciai history of China. There is proof 1st Hvui Shan actually visited some nknown Eastern region, and the tra- itIons of Mexico contain an account of ae arrival of monks.
 Among the renegade Indians in the 1 emeute, 1t is said, IS "Dutchy," ho was formerly 8 scout, and was dis larged from service in New Mexico. . returned to San Carlos by way of 'ilcoI, with several others. Upon ar wing at San Carlos be one morning assed the camp of four Mormons and filed one of them. For this he vss Idicted bY the U. s. Grand Jury, and 1dge Fitzgerald sert the U. $. Mar nal after him. The military authorities 1 fused to permit bis arrest and he is ow engaged ID his congenial occupa- on of cutting throats. The vote on the question of subsidy the Calsbssss, Tucson 4 Northwestern Iilrosd, given last Saturday, was highly leasing to the friends of that enterprise. l Tucson, while a light vote was poll l, there was remarkable unammity of ntimsnt, there being but , noes to | 8 yes. In Cslsbasas there were p 'tes cast, all yes; Nogales. 19 no, IS $; Orittenden. 6 no, 15 yes; San Xavier, | yes. Hsrshaw is thought to be nearly Ten, and Logan City will give a major 7 for the subsidy. Indeed, there sesm- ( to be a sentiment in favor of the prop [ 'ition that augurs good times.