Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

I ..,v,s-,rans ID Magdelena. had been I 2. '.-.-,ea6 t5 ninety days each, in jail ;-. ,5s report could not be traced to '-y 5e6nl,e source.
 rss infant child of MT. and Mrs. NJ. IT stewart diei Ill San Francisco on
 V. I5.b uitimo. The child lived but a L- i7ys after its birth. Mir. and Mrs. S.ssrt have many friends Tn Tucson, -, ',.,npatbize with them in their mis- 'sgDs.
 The business men of Tucson are ,.,-i1g more cheerful faces, and are .,,sr,s!ning hopes ot the speedy return I rr,.perous times, business having s..jily strengthened for the month ,,.. win fair prospects for like con- a-asn;e
 Recorder Sampson states that location ---,,es are being filed at the rate of Inn, D per day. The number, how .-.- vi! be greatly increased when the ,,,is sgain become passable and travel :, and from the mountains re-estab- 5.5sd
 v-R (. Brown arrived from his B,rb,ouiyari ranch yesterday, and will ,.7-D tomorrow. He reports an abuL- 3,-se gf water and feed and that cattle r.s tst and everywhere in that part of .s country doing well.
 V.A. SteInteld is reported to have .k.1 contract to do the hauling for n. Boaarzs company to the QuijOtoa mn Tucson. Such being the case, all F,is. merchandise and material for the .o57s named firm will be shipped via as city.
 Cspt Hale returned from a visit to as Blue Jay camp yesterday. He re- pr,s the nine as looking well, better nisct. than al any time since It was tn, opened. Everything about the Il Csrp IS progressing nicely and things ss,sra!y are ID a progressive condition. McCarty, formerly of Wash instor. but later of Los Angeles, has sesgiel the position of night operator, r tbe Western Union office. MT. NeCgiy .s a good looking pleasant spoken gentleman and will beyond doubt soon make many friends here. MLM. Labory. superintendent of the No Polsrs mine, in Sonora. owned Dy
 Geo,se Hearst and others, arrived h
 town yesterday en route to San Fran cisco 10 pllclase additional machinery. He hss ia L.s employ about 35 men, and isporfs ile p-operty as looking exceed ilsly Eell.
 RN. Robinson, an old time resident G tais city, but absent for the past seven ytars. has returned to his hrst D75 Eli will again make Tucson his l1zG When here he acted as assistant Po:tnaster, had charge of the United S.s,5s Depository and was head book Esegs- for the then flourishing firm of L.i < Williams. Since leaving here l. las travelled much through the East q, States. but for the past two years ta been ID Florida.
 The board of Supervisors met yester- is! pursuant 10 adjournment. lmmedi- Esly on assembling they cast lots for the earmansalp, which honor went full isiged. to MT. J. 5. Mansfield. Lots Esre next cast for the long or hold over krn and on this showing Mir. George Ellsworth stood pat on a full hand. He El.l therefore, be a supervisor Tor Es neIi four years. The board then l-0eeeded to business and elected MT. ulas. R. Drake, clerk, vice Judge Osborn iss!gnei. NIT. Drake appointed NIT. BoTton as his deputy. The board con- taled in session on general business, aosi Of the day.
 1r. John Gardiner returned from Philadelphia yesterday accompanied by 1s bride, who by the way IS said to be gllte handsome. At the time Of MT. usftlner's departure for the east a few Weeks since, his friends here were not acqusinted with his matrimonial lnten- no1s and consequently were much sur psed yesterday upon meeting and be- ng introduced to Mrs. Gardiner. Their selcome and congratulations were none 1Ae less hearty and sincere. The CltlZen etiends its best wishes to the happy par Mrs. Gardiner, nee Miss Anna IMafgaTlta kalbe, is the daughter of D. W. Babe, celebrated surgical instru- Aea' maker, of Philadelphia, and IS very accomplished lady.
 The new county road leading to the y1!otoa vas, during the recent storms, lYassable. Travel in that direction ,s forced down the Altar road and @us'ed the rIver at the old QuiJotoa se''lng. Teams lightly loaded now I"e 70 The hub oa the new road south
 uhe bu1ge. A few days sunshine, rTSSe7er, will do much to improve It. tas trouble teamsters complain of lies
 me construction of the road bed, a'aA Is built without a view to drain
 II how 1t was repaired and prop -: packed 1t would do much to better ia aud make 1t passable at all seasons Of vae ot the most promising prospects .ae helghborhood of Covered Wells T1 Splcer" owned by Mrs. l.. Henry. n present. developements consist or ,s.. Aaiis one Of ten and one of fifteen ,. Each show vein of about four T,u good ore with well defined walls. LA'y inches of the four feet is of very .' sl efade and will alone pay hand s,.T! Tor Its extraction. The claim Is I.A! situated for easy development. I-Inel I. Is shortly to be run on the lead ,..aS ,syoqt htty feet. Its progress will be s,aei With much interest as a con r,.l r.1l'ion of the present showing will do
 10 strengthen the district.
 Na't evening at the Palace Hotel, b of ;h' George Rayfeld gave a banquet g.. ae outgoing administration at winch no.s were about sixty invited guests, poI;.; t oi whom were prominent in social, sba-1c sb,lcsl and official circles, among CoI C1I 2, may be noted: ex-Mayor Cronly, JS 44ulr, J. II. Norton, Thomas Gates B iaaylor, B. NJ. Jac1bs. J. N. Mason D S s Hereford, Genl. W. K. Wardwell b. der, B. c. Parker, H. E. Lacey psa, Il, Sanford, R. 0. Pearson, ard SsI5' others of equal note. Mayor Ray, toas,. Presided. Speeches were made isslas ufank and much hllarity and good t,s,;nag Prevailed The new admins s;,b ,n was sent on its way rejoicing cornae r .oe goodly wishes of tiss goodly