Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-07
SMALL TALK.

AdIs GNlt.
 H.R. Jehlords has removed his office to more comodiOUs quarters in the Far ley PomerOy block.
 The Indians continue to bring in an abundance of deer. Five were sold at the meat market of Wm. ShOulderer this morning.
 A number of men left this morning for the Sale-O tO grade for the stamp mill that Is to be bUil- in the immediate vicinity of that camp.
 Miss Monk and Mss Royce, teachers in the public school, started this after noon for a short vacation in the country. They will return Monday morning.
 JM. Berger has taken uo hIs resi- dence at Reales on the ATivuca road east of the reservation and will remain there pending the settlement of the dispute over the Martinez claim.
 An order has been posted on the door Uf the office ot the Board of Supervisors stating that "all persons having business with the board must state the same in writing or 10 action will be taken
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Hudson and fam fly have gone to Europe. MT. Hudson went first, some two months since. Mrs. Hudson and family passed through Tue son on Monday last, en route to join him.
 Miss Helen Sumner Is reported to be getting along nicely. If she recoyers sufficiently Tn health MT. Sumner and family propose to remove tO their new home n New Mexico, some time next week.
 ". H. Patton, general manager of the principal Qui!ot)a mines. will leave for Pittsburg soon. to contract for five miles of iron pipe 10 conduct the water from the well to the mil at the base of Mt. Ben Nevis.
 Mir Pedro Aguier-e reports that tray el over bis stage lines IS getting quite brisk. Travel to and from the OuijOtoa is almost daily increasing, but he says that the bulk of the present travel Is going SonUrava-ds.
 Judge Scott has a surplus of justice on hand. Parties in need of 1t can have same at liberal discount It is of aD extra fine quaiIty, i've dollars worth being sufficient Co do any one man for q week. Give him a call.
 Officer Esparza arrested an Indian yesterday that hal Iu bis possession fifteen yards of hiHe woolen fringe. The fellow had evidently stolen it. It can by the owner be recovered on application to the office ot CIl-t os Police.
 The Chicago, Rock Island d Pscilic railway has inst issued a handsome col ored map ol tha United States. The map Is one of thC finest issu5d by any railway corporation, as the one received at this oilics ahUnGiItiy tgslifiss.
 Indian Agen5 Wheeler is reported to have left the country. He ls sand not to be at Gila Bend. ani Is Ee Is not here abouts, the inference has been drawn that he has gone t. Washington to lay hIs grievance before the department.
 Messrs. Schulz S Co. sold eighty acres Of Santa Cruz bottom lands to some Germans on Saturday last. The buyers purpose gOIng into farming and fruit-raIsing. Several other like sales are reported to be iu course of negotia- tion.
 The arrest of Elwardo Moreno at Charleston afew days since for supposed complicity in the Huschuca massacres IS characterized by the Eronterizo as a "New invention on part of the victory of that outrage and calls upon the Mexi- can Consul at Tombstone to give Moreno the required protection. Moreno's ac- cuser was a woman with whom be had been living.
 The Albuquerque Journal says: Col. J. C. Tiffany, eX-lniisn agent at Tucson, was n town last night from brief visit east. He Is on the way to his large cat tie ranch twenty miles from San Marcisl. He reports cattle in his part or the coun- try as dong finely. The Colonel says he likes to handle cows better than h. dIans, as you can sometimes bet on the cow"
 MT. Chas. R. Wores returned yester- day, from New Orleans to which city he had been to attend the exposition. He is enthusiastic over the display made by Arizona, both as to minerals and other products. The com parison with states and territories Is he says most favorable. \ more extended notice of an interview with NIT. Wores will be given to-morrow.
 From NJ. T. Donovan. who arrived in camp from Nacosari on Tuesday night, a reporter learns that work has been re- stunned on the mines of the New Jersey and Sonora Reduction company, and that the smelter siart,d up on Sunday last. The number Of men at work Is about twenty-five, which will be In- creased largely upon the arrival oi Su- perintendent Parish, who lest here a few days ego.-Rec0rd.
 The police arrested three boys yester- day, charged with the offence Of chicken stealing. They are said to belong to a regularly organized gang of boys rang ing in age from 10 to l3 years, who steal, Chef Buttncr Fays, chickens, ducks and turkeys and sell them to the Chinese restaurants for whatever they can get for them. The boys arrested, being minors, were discharged, the law in the matter applying, Le says, to.adults only.
 There has not as yet been ary dispo- sition made by tbe government of the Mexican mutineers now held as prison CTS at Fort Yuma. As they were taken on Mexican territory the authorities of that country are expecting them 10 be returned. Should that be realized 1t means death, for one and al! would prob l ably be shot inasmuch as they not only | mutinIed but murdered their captain | and lieutenant together with the family l of the former. Railroad travellers, especially those | from the East, have a penchant for | banging away at whatever wild animal | or bird they see from the car window, l but generally ? their bullets fly wide of | the mark. Occasionally, however, a | stray slot brings down the game, as was | evidenced by the finding of what was I called 'silver-gr3y' fox dead near the | railroad, just west of town. by party of | gunners few days since. It having been | shot through tlo heart.
 The Chinese restauranters held meeting some time last week and de- cided upon raising the price of board from g to $7 per week and the price of single meals from twenty-five to thirty five cents, 10 take effect on the first of February. The result was that the dawn of the new month found them