Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

Postmaster F. A. Stevens. n, ou,,oto. came la by stage yesterday for a yis;t o; a few days. ' o' Mrs: A. A. Porter. left yesterday for |. vlslt to San Francisco, to remain a couple of months. ain
 Mayor George Rayfield returned from, San Francisco this morning, Ha was accompanied by his step son. "'
 J. M. Wilkins gas gone to sonor. ,o prepare Tor the receipt of the msch;nerv u .ur ,he Arctic Ice Compsny's works at
 A roan horse came into the inclosrr. at the homestead of John BrucLner he, night, which the owner can hav,, hY, proving property and paying charges.
 The Gazette learns that Briggs Gool- Ilch Is completing negotiations for inc purchase Of the Parcella property nm .he northeast corner of Msricopa and Monroe streets, PheniX.
 The Post office Department reonir;no strict observance of May 30,b as . holiday, Sunday hours will be observed on Saturday in the post office. No money order business will be done from Friday till Monday. '1N
 Frank Evans. fire ght conductor uos accidentally shot through his foot nm Tuesday, at Bowie. He was handling n sei cooking revolver when it was di.- charged. He IS now in Tucson. under the care Of the railroad physician.
 L. Zeckerdorf < Co. keep full lpes oI all styles and classes of goods. in every department. They can supply everything needed by the housekeeper and at rates that command this sterling house to the confidence of all people.
 When anything of any kind of styles. ln the line of furniture, carpets. cur talns, Wallpaper or decorative articles Is needed, 1t can be found at Leo Gold schmldts. He keeps one of the most complete stocks to be found between Los Angeles and Denver.
 MT. Wm. Kaae received information this morning from Phenix that the fire ln that pl ace yesterday burned all the business houses except Germania Hall or the Boca Beer brewery, in the block north of the public square. It was very severe misfortune to the Garden city.
 Many of the Indian scares originate upon foundation Of fact Very much like the following from the Tombstone:
 There was a rumOr on the streets this morning that three companies of |. 5. cavalry had tracked the Indians from New Mex'co to Watervale, being only one day behind them, ani upon the soldiers arrival at Watervale this morn ing they found eight or ten Papsgos buslly engaged in making ollas.
 Jack Fleming's gold mine, the Galena Chlef, near Dos Cabezss, Is looking splendidly. He has 539 feet of shafts, drifts, tunnels and wInzes, and is now St work sinking loo feet further. The vein Is two and half feet wide and runs about SIG in gold, Sl5 m silver, with "A small amount of lead. He has a large amount of ore blocked out ready for stoping. Works for treating the ore will be erected as soon as a sufficient flow of water has been struck in the we'll now being sunk.-Record-E Epitaph.
 Articles of incorporation ot the Ari- zona Northern and Southern Railroad Company were filed yesterday with Secretary Van Arman. The proposed road will be standard gauge, com mencing a short distance west of Ash Fork and by way of Chino valley to Prescott. The board of directors are Messrs T. J. Butler, John Howard, C. c. Bean. $. C. Miller, W. \. Kelly, c. W. Beach and W. A. Fleury. Capital stock, Sl,5O0,000; shares, Sl0O each. This move is ID the interest of New York parties, who. 1t Is said, have authorized the ex- pendIture of Sl0.000 to secure the mat ter. We understand that wo-k will be commenced on the road in few days Prescott Courler.