Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
NeM Mexican NrMs.

Thomas Harvey, one of the brutes who fought knife duel at Gallup few weeks ago, hss iu-t died. Big Jim | Putnam, the other brute tO the duel O, escaped into Arizona and Gov. Shelion has issued a proclamation offering sJJO reward for his arrest and convictIOn.- Review.
 Sixty wagons laden with polygamous Mormons rom Arizona and New M, r. icO, passed tho Igh the western portion of Grant county and down the lowe | Gila for Mexico last week. Parson Williams and w. R. Maxwell, both we'll | known throlghOu New Mexico were among the emigrants. Enterprise.
 He must not only find bis ledge, but he must "stay with 1t" and, by the ju- dicious use of pick and drill, show up an ore body that will pay to work. The sooner our prOspectOr will adapt himself | to this new order Of thugs the better It | will be for him. While this changed state of OffaIrs will sound the death knell of the mining stock specuIatOr and old prospectOr, 1t will toe an era of light for all citizens N ho desire tO see our mineral country developed, and our min ing operations placed on an equal hot tug footing with the legitimate indus tries of our cOuntry.-Review
 Vim. F. Marti1, alias "hid'' Martin, son of Jacob Martin, who rm-riy kept the Exchange hotel m Santa Fe, walked into saloon at Las PalOmss, $, SUcOrro county, December l, 1883, and asked for drink lon tick Gustaye Fichtel, alias "Dutch Charlie" the proprietor, refused to give 1t to him. when Martin drew a revolver, shot Fichtel to death aud walking behind the counter proceeded to help himself. Martin fled to escape arrest, but hIs whereabouts are known at this time, and Deputy United States Marshal Geo. Prce arrived from SC- zorro today in order tO secure a requIsl- tion from the GOvernOr-Revlew.
 Mir. W. F. White. the general passen- ger agent for the Santa Fe, passed through the city this morning with his literary man, NIT. F. H. Steele, who wrote that charming little book, "IO Mexico in a Pullman Car" They arc on their way to Guaymas and will ship on board the new banana steamer " "Topeka" for ManzsDillo, GOO miles down the const of Mexico. On their trip, which will last about three weeks, | OAttlt AA use us A' At bfoh AANAA. and will prepare manuscript for another fine literary production about country | almost as unknown to the world as is the Island of Tierra del Fuego. Mr. | White told a reporter this morning that | he would return in gOod season for the | opening of the new Montezuma at the | Hot Springs
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 They are sO rushed with business in | Silver City that the other day thy hur- ried a coffin off from the undertakers establish rent and buried 1t without put ting the corpse m it, leaving the corpse | m the cold. A fellow run over the dead | body in the room that night and the oversight was discovered.
 X sale of 1000 head of steers is re- ported from Sg ringer. It was made by MT. D. X. Clouthier, and the purchaser was L. c. HaVer, of Colorado. The prices paid were yearlinG, SlSl5; twos, S25 l5; threes, 26 l5; at which price the cattle are to be delivered on the Arksu- sas river, in Colorado.
 One of the employees of the Sorthern Pacific at this place. Frank Kline by name, left town suddenly and his crsdi tors are engaged Tn putting his accounts in mourning.