Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12
Here and There.
Cattle men should read the notice If lot of cattle wanted on shares.

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 The vorkmen are busy in that DOT | Iiou of Buehman block leased by the Fashion restaurant, altering the premis- ss for tine purposes for winch they are to be used.
 Mr. Charles K. Drake has let the con- | tract for building hls new business block .t the corner Of Stone avenue and Con- gress street to Ed. Rochester. The work will begin in day or two.
 The Nogalcs Frontier has let up its attacks on Gen. Carbo. It has been stated in Tucson that Carbo was three hundrei dollars poorer and the Fron- tier tha: amount richer about the time cessation oi huStllItIes WAS arranged.
 NIT. and Mrs. \. V. Grossetta end ] Mrs. Warren have returned from Eu. rUp- and left New York On August 30th. They were ;O sie.d thiee or four days at DIrlInSto1, Wisconsin, and are ex- pec:ed iv ros..A TGcsan this evening or tO mOrrOW.
 Acting Postmas;cr General Steven son has appointed tLe following post. masters oft he fourth. class for Arizona At Blackberry, W. F. Grounds; For. Defiance, G. F. Sampson; Total Wreck, Johu O. Dougherty; Pinal, Chas k Ludeke, Picacho; F.. w. Haskins Americad Flag, Jos. l.. Clark.
 Alex. Nc Kay, and party got back from the QuiiOtoa last evening, having enjoyed a Very pleasant visit. Mir. Nc. Kay confirms the report of the rich strike ID the Casa Grande Chief, and also says the same body has been fonnd m the tunnel of the Locomotive, the QuijotOa outlook Is trlly tiattering.
 George Rayfeld the ne plus ultra of hotel keepers, has rented the Porter hotel in Tucson, and personally super. vises its management. It is the largest and best appointed establishment in Arizona. ami under the management of | Mir. RlyEelI Is sure to be thronged wiIh resident guests and way farers.- Silver Belt.
 Wm. Kelly employed at the Globe smelter was quite seyerly injured We'd nesday night. He had just stepped on the cage with wheelbsrrow when the rope broke and he dropped suddenly to the bottom of the elevator B distance of about fifteen feet; his feet and ankles are pretty badly stove up.-Si!yer Belt.
 Hon. Brewster Cameron, who come up from LOchiel yesterday learned from passengers from Sonora that the yellow fever had broken out again Tn s very malignant form and that the people were leaving for California and other places uf safety. Eleven new cases were report ed in Gusymas and twoin Hermosillo. All the Sonora troops not III the field af. ter Apaches will be stationed at Mag. dalena during the prevalence of the fev. CT.
 Mir. Paul Riecker has just returned from a months sojourn m the eastern cities, having gone as far as New York city. He states that he has found a greater interest manifested therein Ari. Zoua affairs that he had expected and be looks for quite an influx of eastern peo. pie and capital duriug the lively times of the coming winter. The general stGgnalion m trade throughout the ea>t, he says is yielding to lively prosperity that vas everywhere observable.
 l A HermosilIo resident writes that there Is a regular mail irregularity going on at NOgales: every letter with gu en- velope a little larger or longer than Is common, reaches HermOsillo half torn ID two, and if It contained valuables II would not come at all he supposes. He | says: Ut is indeed a wretched state of things that here We cannot get our malls as soon as the San Francisco mails Gr- rive here, it being one day earlier | than the Tucson mail matter. There IS ! evidently c screw loose somewhere"
 It Is currently reported and generally understood that the Omega smelter wall start up between two and three weeks from this time. It will be run by Messrs. NJ. l.. Grover, W. A. Clark. W. NJ. Tanner and l.. c. Hughes, who own d group of fifteen copper mines near the smelier, upon which considerable devel opmeut has been made. They will have about a thousand tons of good grade copper ore tO begin with and If their own mines do not yield ore last enough they intend to purchase from others or | ruu on custom ores tO keep the plant Tn active operation. They calculate that if the smelter is kep: steadily at work frp.D fifteen to twenty-five thousand d, liars will be put into circulation here each month. As this Is purely created wealth. its value to the country IS far greater than s mere speculative iransac- ti.p can be. l. Is hoped the Omega will proye u means Of accomplishing all ths. the enterprising company hope to do.
 Nessrs C. VI. Bruce and Hugh Tevis came up yesterday from the San Ignac- iu del BabOcomari. the Mexican land grant III COchiss county, over which so much litigation has occurred. They ap- pear on behalf of the owners of the grant m tue suit of Robert Perrin ct al. ys. John Pidwell ct al, upon the ar- raignment of Ben Roth for contempt of court in fencing the land aud water )f the plaintiffs In face of tho ipluuc- tiou granted by the district court on June lg;h. \ writ of attachment was issued for the person of NIT. Roth. upon proper complaint having been filed, and II was forwarded to Sheriff Hatch at Tombstone for service. NIT. Hatch made due service and yesterday Mir. Roth came up personally and brought the writ with him which he duly deliver ed to Sheriff Paul and surrendered him. self us the prisoner who was wanted. rhe matter was heard m chambers .U lay by Judge Fitzgerald.
 A correspondent of the Globe Silver Belt has the following to say of San Car los and the changes now being made there: I've reached San Carlos so late that had only time to stretch myself and say howd'y to Agent Ford, (now ex. Agent Alex Barron, Fred Nelson and John Gilman. Mir. Ford was to have turned the Agency over to Capt. Pierce yesterday and expected to leave for Col orado ID Thursday. While Capt Pierce, the new Agent, IS highly spoken of. yet the change from civil to military control has caused much dissatisfaction among the Indians, and while no overt demonstration by the Indians IS antIcI. pated, still the fact that they distrus' the military Is made evident by theii trying to purchase cartridges at both Camp Thomas and Globe. Ford was we'll liked by the Indians, and every body about the Agency comments his management. General Armstrong in a measure slayed the anxiety of the In. dIans by assuring them that the change from civil to military rule waa only tenn porary."