Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12
Letter from Qui.otOa.

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 EDITOR CITIZEN: The stamps of our new mill, with a regular monotonous sound, are falling day and night. pound out the filthy lucre" which we poor mortsls are toilIDg for. And another pay day has come and passed; the boys have all been down from the top, got their checks, paid their debts, a few bucked the tiger and very few alooked upon the wine when it was red in the cup" and for a few hours were happy. gay and rich-all prospective million aires-"Floods, Fairs and Mackeys.' The most remarkable thing about Qui- jotoa whiskey is that It takes so little to make one rich.
 We are a progressive people, Tn fact We are looking up, keeping pace with other and more pretentious camps.
 If We did not have a man for break fact this morning We did come very near having Celestial ale samee Meliean man" but John Is 6 contrary cuss, and spoiled nrst class sensation by serious " obIecting to being served up ID the most approved style.
 The arrival on Tuesday nights stage of U. 5. Deputy Marshal E. NJ. Mills, from PheniI, to those who knew him suggested the possibility that there was something in the wind" The curiosity of the watchers were reiieved on Satur- day at p. m. by seeing Mir. Mills place the "bracelets on the wrists oi two very bOyish looking fellows who had been wandering about town for the past two days. One calling himself Calister alias Tom Day, alias the kId, IS 6 feet high. dark complication. slight, and aged 2l, American and claims to be machin- lst. The other IS about feet, slight, light complexion and says hs Is 26. sl- though he looks much younger: calls himself Johnny Bennett, or "Johny be- hind the Deuce;" at one time kept the station between Msricopa and Pheni1. They had both been promised iob by Supt. Smith, and were boarding at the Dean RestauI ant on this prospect. They are the parties who are supposed to have robbed the Prescott and Mari copa stages a month or two since. Mir. Mills has been upon their trail and has followed them with the persistency and sent of blood hound" and richly de- serves hIs hard earned reward, winch Is said to be a very handsome little sum of twenty-two hundred dollars. The arrest WAS made m 6 very neat and quiet manner while they were seated at the dinner table.
 The Marshal with his prisoners have made ChsrlIe Bsldwin's Saloon their headquarters. Either this attraction or the reputation Charlie has justly gained in our camp as beng best mix ologist iR the territory and keeping un- rivaled refreshments that cheers the in- Ter man has caused big rush in hIs business and we hope 6 similar bank account.
 Mir Tweed and son arrived late Fri day night from s trip across Picacho, prospecting a new stage route from that point, which they say can be made in hours and will connect with the Cal ifornia trains. There is also other par ties ID from MRricopa for the same pur- pose. Pedro will have to look to his laurels.
 There seems to be more confidence of late m the old residenters Ot late as to the future Of our camp, and differ ent branches ot business are steadily increasing. We have five saloons, three groceries, one confectionery store, one news depot, one blacksmith shop, two shoe shops, one meat market, five wash houses and four boarding houses and restaurants.
 That all in the camp may realize their fondest expectations, particularly those who have waited, watched and prayed till the clouds rolled by" is the wish of
 JUMBO"