Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Additional Local Notes.
K. Il. Porter, aged Sl. died in Lords. burg on the 9th.

R. II. Porter. aged 3l. died in Lords.
 burg on the 9th.
 Pueblo people will take a book al Pre.-
 colt with view of putting up custom
 reduction works.
 Bernsbe Brichts, the handsome eiitor
 of the Nogales Frontier, came up from
 Nogsles yesterday and will return tO- morrow.
 In a drunken TOW in Phe1ix on
 Thursday, Edward Hassett was prObs-
 ply fatally stabbed by Gil Garza c
 negro barber.
 The rival railroad companies organ
 iEed 10 build railroad from the A. kP. to Prescott, have consolidated and win
 build the road at once.
 A full line of Land Office blanks will be kept on hand for sale at the CITIZEN office. Under the new Orisr thess blanks cannot be furnished indiscrim- instely at the land office. The San Ricardo mine in Sonora near Opodepe, IS proving to be a Veritable bonanza, the mill has been running ever since 1t first started on high grade ore. and the gold bars that being s--ss5 Oat are very fine. SGpt. Malcom says that there IS ore enough in sight to run the mill for two years.-NOgales Frontier.
 The railroad carpenters are at work taking down the water tank at the edge of the river, which will be removed to Tucson. Hereafter the water will be pumped directly into the settlng tsnks The shops and works at Tucson have not enough of water at present, and this change Is made to enable them tO store full supply.-lums Republican.
 Wang Joy Gen, the larcenous Celes- tial brought from Tombstone a short tune ago by Deputy Sheriff Appel charged with grand larceny, and who pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced by Judge Meyer to 9O days imprisonment Tn the county iail. has been removed to the county hospital on account of a severe attack Of sickness from which he Is not expected to re cover.
 An unusual number of ArizOnians have visited Los Angeles during the past two weeks Many Of them tax. advantage of the Hull m business caused by the Indian raids and general pros tration of business. They appear de- lighted by the growth and prosperity of Southern California and many of them seriously contemplate change of base to the peaceful shores Of the Psolfis where there is no one to moleet or make them afrsid.-Los Angeles Herald
 From F. R. Tully. who has just re- turned from Sonora, II Is learned that al the TInaIa ranch. which is just across the line in Sonora, two young men named Diego Caste Um and OiayO EseO- borZa were fOolIng with shot gun. one day last week, when 1t was discharged. killing Escoborza instantly. and wound ing Sra. Guadalupe Zepeda quite badly near the temple.
 The Vekol ten-stamp mill was startled up this week, all the terms of the com promise having been complied with Under the agreement Judge Walker has exclusive control Ot the mill, and he will handle it right. We predict that this mill will turn out more bullion than any other ten-stamp mill on the Pacific coast, and it will be steady thing. There are now five or SIX thousand tons of Sl0 or $50 ore on the dumps, to say nothing of the vast amount of richer ore now in sight in the mine.-Enterprise.
 Mr. Chas. T. Cornell and family left yss- terday for Globe where they will resume their residence. Mir. Cornell has been connected with the United States Mar shsll's office during his sOjouFn in Tue son, and has always proved himself a capable and Jealous official. He IS gen tlemanly and accommodating. but he neE- CT permits his kindly feelings to sverye him from hls duty. The people of TUc- son regret his departure and eOngrata- late the mountain metropolis Cf GIla county upon his return to his former home.
 The new custom laws that went into effect on July the lst are a source of much annoyance tO travellers Rnd peo- pie living m the Free Zone. According to tue new orders all freights. baggage and packages passing into Sonora must remain over one day m NOgales for in- spection, and should the railroad train reach this point too late to cross the line going south, before ten o'clock at night, 1t must remain over until the next day: in fact there Is sO much red tape business connected with getting out papers and other mstter-. that the law Is perfect nuisance. Nogales Fron- tier.
 On the Fourth day oi July the resi- dents of Fairbanks were startlsd by the report that a MencEn woman had cut her throat at her residence about one half mile below town. Constable Let son immediately went t0 the scene Of the suicide and found the woman lyIng on the flCOr with her throat cut from ear to ear, and weltering m her own t,uod. She presented ghastly sight. MT. LetsOu went back tO Eairbank. and telegrsphed to the coroner a, thls place. who immediately repaired tO the scene of the suicide; he sdiOurnel the inquest until the 7th and directed Judge smith to hold 1t; which was done and resulted in verdict of suicide by despOndency at the loss of her lover, who mArried another woman a few days befOre.-Ihe Tombstone.