Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-01

this afternoon.
 U. s. Marshal W. K. Meade, has ap- pointed c. T. Dunovsn Deputy, to re- side in the northern district.
 Mrs. Henry, of the Star hotel, Quiio- toa. is in the city. She will probably visit California before returning to the bonanza camp.
 Chss. Horne and l.. F. Fries left to- day for the San Antonio mines, ID Son ora, about two hundred miles south west of Tucson.
 The highest temperature thls sum- mer. reached in Prescott, was los ce- grees; in Phenix, III degrees; m Tue son, 107 degrees.
 The patriotic members of the Pioneer Hose Company draped the engine house this morning in respect to the memory of the late General Grant.
 Mayor Rsyfield has draped the Pal ace Hotel in a very artistic manner. In front Of the portico he has portrait of Gen. Grant with the motto "We mourn our lost Hero"
 Upon receipt of the news of Gen. Grants desth, the board of super nsors of Cochise county adopted appropriate resolutions aud ordered the county buildings to be draped in mourning.
 The infant son of the chief trumpeter at Huachucs, died on Tuesday morning of enteric fever, and was buried the same evening. Lieut.. Richards read the burial service. The cmld WAS five months old.
 The grand jury in New Orleans has indicted druggist for mRnslaughter III negligentiy preparing a medicine con- tanning aconite, and causing death. Red Star Cough Cure is free from acOnite or narcotics.
 A Chinaman WAS is the city from near Fort Lowell, to-day selling potatoes, grown upon his ranch, for Sl.25 per hundred pounds and onions for SL5O per hundred. Both articles were Of ex- cellent quality.
 Flags were placed at half-mssi st all available points in the city to-day, III re- spect to the memory of the late General Grant. The Mexican consul, Senator Zayas, did graceful act in raising the Mexican colors at half-mast.
 J. Amber Smith, attorney at law was on the 7th of July, suspended from fur ther practice III the bureaus of the war department at Washington, for using upon h.s business card the words, "De- sertion mark quietly removed"
 Col. Chalmers has completed his in- vestigation into the accounts of Marshal Tldball, and when asked to-day by a gentleman how Mir. Tidball's account stood, he replied. "Oh! they are all cor rect" That's about the size of it.
 W.J. Doherty has shown proper re- spect for the nations dead by erecting an appropriately drRped motto at his office, bearing the words, Honor to our Dead Hero" The store of 4. Gold stem is also draped Ill mourning.
 4 woman near MagdaIena recently gave birth to five children at one time and they are all alive. This is account ed for, not so much fren the prolific conditions of the climate, as the fact that the happy father took home Il beautiful framed motto last summer, which reads God bless our home"
 The Postmaster says the papers are 6 little "off' on Riverside mail. The mail for Riverside goes out and comes in on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It also goes to American Flag on Mon day, and arrives from there on We'd nesdsy. No mail goes to, or comes from those points any other days of the week.
 The party that started for the San Antonio mines last evening with load of supplies, only succeeded in reaching Silver Lake. At that point the drlyer demanded half bis pay in advance anu refused to go without it. They told him to unload, which he did, and this morn ing they hired one of Samsniego's out fits and again began their journey.
 The Rocky Mountain Review says that the successful miner IS the man who does as much work as possible upon his best properties without contracting any more debts than possible. He can be found in every camp. He always takes his local paper, never brags, don't pre- tend to have the biggest property ID the Rocky Mountains, and don't call hls prospect mine,
 The following well recommended cholera mixture, unpatented, IS worth preserving: Mix equal parts of tlnct- ure of cayenne, tincture of oplum, tlnct- ure of rhubarb, essence of peppermint and spirits of camphor. Mix well. Dose. fifteen to thirty drops in a wine Classful of water, according to age and violence of the attack. Repeat every fi teen or twenty minutes until relief Is obtained.
 The ties of antecedent national con san yuinity have impelled the genIal pro- prietors of the Scotia to surpass even ths jealous impulses of other American citizens, in honoring the memory of Gen. eral Grant. The grsat hero and patriot was of Scotch origin and he bore 8 deep reverence for Scotia's lads. In their h0nors to the departed one, the Scotia's prOprIetors honor themselves.
 Ex- Surveyor General H. G. Rollins arrived yesterday from Tucson, ArIzoDa. As be left there he was witness of fearful waterspOut, sn aerel river with the bottom fallen out, which deluged the railroad track and left 1t four inches beneath the water. Through this in- stantly manufactured sea the train crept slowly along, while the absence of the sound from the rolling wheels made silence almost painful The General will go to Calico to day. Angeles Herald.
 Mir. R. c. Pearson has resigned as President and superintendent of the Maricopa Ice and Packing company and J. M. Wilkins has been appointed to fill the vacancy. The private affairs of Mir. Pearson in Tucson are so pressing be was compelled to take this step or else be a heavy loser which he could not afford. even to press the Ice and Packing company to a greater success than ii now is. He will continue to make Phe- nix his home only spending so much time in Tucson as will be necessary to protect his interests there. MT. Wilk- ins, his successor, assumed charge thIs morning. He is an able executive man and the affairs of the company will be pushed forward to a consummation of all that they have set their minds upon. -GRzette.
 If reports from Nogsles be true, the Zona Libre laws are not regarded with that lofty admiration and respect due to the national ordinances, by the dwellers just over the line and under the watch ful eyes of the jealous guardians of the