Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

10 d,rmOsillO on tbe same evening. for treatment The railroad company are doing all that can be done to aid him and his mother.
 IL is rumored in private circles that Mr Robert Miller. the gentlemanly bar tender at the Cusm npolitan hotel, IS about to lead to the altar one of Sono- ra's most beautiful and accomplished cd daughters. We wish him bon voyage.
 MT. |. BOnillas, inspector of mines for the distrct Of Magdslaua, sonora, has he.n n m the city for the past week. NIT. Bonillas reports that there are at pres cut q great number of new mines being developed m the district which he rep resents.
 The Salero Mining Company situated in the Santa RItas, has just completed their five stamp null, the work has been constructed under the immediate super vision of Mir. 4. Hoover which IS snilic- tent guarantee of their future workings.
 Tho Copper King Mining and Reduc- ton Co, located m the Cananea noun taIns. are pushing work ID their numer- ous mines under tbe direction of that King of sdpeTintendents, J. J. Williams. They have paid up every cent they owed and bills of all kinds are settled now once month.
 The residents of NoCales and vicinity, without regard to creed. sect or nation alty. are respectfully requested to as- semDle at the school house in NogHle~, on Sunday. March S.h. at ? o'clock. for the purpose of organizing a Sabbath School, according to the will of the ma inrity.
 Married on the 221, l.. H. Marley to Miss Ramona Cauo; the ceremonies took place at the residence of Mir. Henry were joint d together by Judge Armalio, cIvl justice of Nogales. Mexico, and Was witnessed by Mir. ID. M. kahlar, agent ot the Sonora railway, MT Henry Smith, MT. Chas. Murray and Mir. c. Aguirre. 1 There were many guests prest mt, and she sparkling wine flowed freely. The couple departed for their home in So nora on the following train. Prescott Miner.l
 A nugget Of coll worth S120 was taken ont Of ths Lynx Creek placers few days since.
 Oyer S2j.UO0 will be shipped from the Tiptop chlhTiding district this month. X store has been started there.
 Rustliug for stage and railroad passes m order to get home IS the favOrite Oc- cupttiIn of Legislators and Legislative attaches at present.
 The bill prohibiting the sale of intox- icaiirg liquors on election days. has been siCI e1 by Governor Tritle and will henceforth adorn our statute books. to the disgust of many politicians who recognized the day of election IS the bonanza event of every political cam paign: but if total prohibition Is good one day why should 1t not be applied to all the st of the year.
 The Supreme Court having approved the death sentence of Fred Glover, con vIcted of murder at the June term of the District Court for this county for the killing of hIs mistress, Jenny Clark, the mandate of the law will doubtless be carried iito effect, unless Governor Iritle sees if to interfere and commute | the renteuce to imprisonment for life. Although the news Of the decision of the Supreme Court was received here last night, Glover eas not yet been in formed of the fact that he IS a doomed man, as the officers desire to make addi- tional provisions for his security, and also to prevent his committing suicide
 IClarion.l
 The Arizona and New Mexico Rail road, a corporation, toy the enterprise of ugNaHalt a r.rH hna hanv, constructed from Lordsburg to Clifton. has decided to remove its machine shops and works from Lordsburg to Clifton, and several additional families will be added to cur population. The works of the company will be so conducted that they will be enabled to do custom work and answer the calls Of those who are furthering mining enterprises and de velOpine the resources of this section generally. The acquisition of the addi- tIonal population to Clifton is n matter of CungTatnlatiOn on our part, and that which k a loss to Lordsburg Is the gain to Clifton.
 While Clifton cant boast of anything m the pomologIcal hne, North Clifton has a Pe1ch tree Tn full bloom on the grounds of Sonora Nienes, and the little ones born Tn this canyon, who have never even seen n blade of green grass except at distance, gaze upon the pink blossoms with uualiOyed delight.
 lMohave County Minez.l
 It the railroad company wish to en- courage building along the line of their road, they should see that the price of lumber is reduced. It costs Sj5 per shs.rrauv,.l 2 C.. Mineral Park, which is too much con- sidrrIng or proximity tn the immense forests of the San Fri ncisco mountains.
 Indian agent Harvey. Tn charge of the Wallapais, has received orders from the Department of thr Interior, to make complete count of the whole tribe on the next ration day, which will be on Thurs lay next. At the count made last May by Capt. Pierce, |. $. A., the trite num- bered 724 souls.
 Messrs. Thomuson k Dains. who are mining m the Music Mountain district. struck rich streak os gold orc Q few weeks since With two blasts they took out a quadtity of ore which ne;ted them m the neighborhOOd of 500. How Is that for high:
 For the information of the curious We l state that the penalty under the United | States statutes for selling or giving l spirituous hquors to Indians, may be | either two years in the peniren;iary. or a fine Of one thousand dollars, or both, | ID the discretion of the Court.
 Death Of Mrs. F. B. POmrOy,
 Mrs. l.. E. Pomroy. died of consump-