Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
Mere and There.

hTe crackers with occasional OJmD5 and l anvil salutes, raliled up the sun It. tie ahead O. tune, and. possibly forget ting that II was net a fel Fourth oI July affair, he came ont well warmed uI to the occasion. The strains of the Mexican Natioasl hymn soon after wards succeeded the explosive fire works. and the band, stationed in front of the residence of the Mexican con sul, produced very cheerful airs for sbou, two hours The residence Of the consul was gsily decorated with stream CTS of the national colors and every body seemed effervescing with patriotism Many private residences throughOGi the city were brightly decorated. The programme as previously given, wss carried out ID every detail.
 The Times has sdvices from l. ske Valley which state that five Americ' T miners have been killed by the Indial 5. No particulars are given as tO their names, and parties are afraid to go out into the mountains to bring ID the bodies. A party who left Lake Valley for Deming last night surprised camp of twenty hostiles who were sendIDg up signal fires. They did not dare to at tack or proceed, but returned to Lake Valley. At Kingston two miners nam ed Kelly were fired on mile and a half distant from the town. One of them had an ear shot of. From all reliable reports there is no doubt but that a band of Indians are Tn that vicinity and are making the mountains pear Kings ton a stronghold and recruiting ground.
 Some people who have lived in coun- tries where yellow fever has prevailed. express fear that the present condition of warm days and cold nights vill favor sn outbreak of that soourge in Tucson. They have not considered the fact that the yellow fever's best friend-s humid atmosphere-dOes not exist here, and there is consequently DO occasion 70 fear the prevalence of the fever. The pecu- lisrly dry atmosphere of Tucson is 6 constant pledge of heslthfulness, and even when & yellow fever sufferer came mp from Guaymas and died of the di- sease st one of our crowded hotels, two years ago, no one else contracted tho feves.
 This morning District Attorney Here ford. Justice O. H. Meyer and Consta- ble M. w. Brady went to the hospital to take the statement of W. If. Bennett. who was shot on Sunday morning by LOUa' Rickabaush. They fonnd Ben petftesting very comfortable. with but little pain, and he could move the mus clss of his feet and toes without any trouble. He said he had no complaint to enter st the present time in regard to the shooting. As Mir. Rlckabaugh's ,.-.If---n~rr- .war,suaEFrr fs fn- fr morr.w it k very likely that he will be discharged from ,ustoty-
 Judge Meyer l. Cc,'iuc discouraged with the CrImila. element who ought to contribute tD the pgbii: eXchequef. aud he has lest lis ra,ien' with them. None Of the druLks gud disordcrlies seem tO have any money ie!t Co pay their fines, 1T auy be imiCscd. aud Fs It costs money Go fec. th. m vel ID a ,ou- fortHble jail, ie UsUs!i! -Isys them @ respite suiii'i utlg long t1 get out yf town. h o-c crowd Df ten Cruuks he found only tue surI Ot ninety cents. Surely there k little encourage meut fHr frst-clsss and impartial justice.
 Chie; Charley. wto is now Et the head oi the Yuma tTios ot Indians, SuO-cElef Juan and the great runner PanchO-sll Yumas-left for Los Angeles last We'd nesdsy on pEsear. The great Tuuner, Pancho, will give some exhibitions ht the race track, of bis skill and speed. An admission fss Of 2J cents IS tn be charged. They are all good iEdiaLs and have the confidence of the people ot this community. We hope the people Of Los Angeles will show them some considerat0D.--Sentl
 Four actions were commenced yester- day kp the district court by J. Wittle- shoe CT ani Rob -rt Steinteld, against Sol israel, 4. FOrtlouis and Herman Leptism tO recover of said defendants various sums of money amounting in the aggregate to s1,40O. These suits are brought against the bOndsmen on certain undertakings on injunction iu the Korner & Peterson csses, the am ount sued for being claimed as damages, Messrs. Hoover. Ssttsrwhi.e ard Geo. c. Berry, E-q, are tn, attorneys for the plaintiff. -Record-Epitapb.
 The receipt of complimentary tickets to the Arizona Industrial Exposition from Mir F.. H. Hitler, secretary, are re- tuC tlLA4C AOA tuC OkoIlbk of the fair IS not far distant. The sue cess of that exhibition IS fully assured, for great interest is taken in it, through out the length and breadth of the Terri tory, Whether or not Pima county will have any representation IS not now defi- inately known, but if she does not the loss will be her own.
 The opening sermon of the M. E. conference will be delivered tonight by Rev. F. W. Morrison, of Pipsl. The conference session proper will be opened tomorrow morning by Bishop Fowler who will administer the Sacrament of the Lords Supper, and deliver the sd- dress to the ministers. These opening services will be of interest to all who may be able to attend.
 Mir. A. V. Grossettn, who has just re- turned from a trip to Europe, stopped a few days at Darlington, Wisconsin. He there learned that Prof. Geo. c. Hall, formerly principal of the Tucson public schools. is m Nebraska, engaged in preaching, and that hs strikes out squarely from the shoulder on the tenn perai.ce question.
 The following postofiices have recent ly been discontinued Tn Arizona: Cop peropolis. Pinal Co, mail goes to Casa Grande; Desert, Pima c., mail to Tue son; Meesviile, Yavapai Co, mail to Bueno; Ochoavillc, COchIse O.. mail to Charleston; Pioneer, Gila O.. mail to Globe.
 The thermometer poked it- ambit- iOus nose into the one hundred notch to- day and reminded the people that the iatene-s cf ;hc season k nu guaranty that :he rs-- oi lhe great Il luminatur have lot j'tei- viyor 0r thai old BOreas iS r5.i.i.. srow5li!5 aud ice bergs soUihva-- Ur.a J.s.
 The private resIl6rces oi many oi the Spanish sps, king peOr.e aud iJe M-xl- can colony in t:.Js cify, were beautifully illuminated la-: night, wI,h transpar. encies. QIite a uUlCer of private gath erings in n suc.al way were had sud gen ersl hilarity was everywhere ebservable
 The footpads are holding up almost every pedestrian they meet upon the streets at any tune of the night, from dark till daylight. The police force oi the city will probably be increased by giving him better wages, which means more food and greater avoirdupois.