Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

N' .mmlsslaner Of Immigration
 i n Fat Hamilton.
 ,,- S.ulsbuTy has gone to MarIcopa
 M mn the pre.imin 4ry work on the ts.5 from that place to PDenlx.
 '- has become of the scheme of
 VI, inc waters of the Santa Cruz T'cb mesa lands east of the cIty rai,es of the Congregational l- arc preparing to give one of tl- ,,oular strawberry festivals l.s,-nia Oranges are in the mark ct
 '.'- o1sntities Many of the poorer D e ,s have become badly decsyed in n..b little assistance from the
 ,, is said that the railroad to Ls.ss will be in running order early l' an considerable quantities is being
 .i from Tucson to the Pueblo and :-t,. City smellers for reduction, and .'.sys well.
 B-anlatt was killed by lightning, -l,. t5r. at Tip Top during thunder .l-rsr last Tbursday evening, says the r---lz Gazette.
 v~ D,larhie has purchased the in- ,f his partner m the old Colton s13 stables un Meyer street, and -oasiu. ita favorit- place for team
 ito board their animals.
 ..,--a \ Johnston, az 3inst whom ii,tmants have been fouCd by ..-sgi jury of this county for for ---.of Alabama claims, will be sent i.-- S.u Francisco to Tucson for trial
 Tlr-on could get along at all --.-,,, D rc's carryalls IS a grave ques-
 hey have tIoven to be such a ..----.r54rce tD the public that their ser .e.alI hardly be dispensed with.
 -..Wilc X St,ckman says: A party s-,i.- -r. from Dos Cabezss passed ..---,r Wilcox to day, bound fir Qui- .-.-. f, vhlch camp they have been ln- ;-.'J ta 20 by the favorable repors .....vrJmiuC from there.
 Ina o'd Colonel has been busy to day .s,a.v.rr uev goods both from the east .-i v-,t. apd he keeps up his stock -..1 laus care. He always manages -tsen a resst of the times and, know .T,-lr vents of his patrons, he man. --rs he please them all.
 s gentleman writes from Gila Bend ,l,, new discovery of coal has been -si-aii.ce1t to that place and that -7,E excir, ment prevails among the --s-'a af that station. A sample of the .,.' 4rel Sed shows 1t to be a very fine i-t.-.cfe Further particulars are T-5-i,sL
 T.-s stated that Chan Tin Wo. the en- -l-rri,i.- Cuiuese merchant, but never ,-.4s, natural Zrd American citizen, ;sr--r som 70 lead to the altar one of asl ar-iug sennritas of T1cson. The srr- ha, % n keat very q1iet uutll to- 5.. a- IT.. w. WAS too happy to keep ns secret 'nEer.
 NG Slmauieg' will beg;n running -- z.r.-- In- from Tacsou to ihe V,au.ta m--e. by way uf Oracle. next v--s TH-v wIll leave this city on Wri.v-, Wslnes lays ard Fridays, re- r.-uE tbe flowing day. Frankei --7 ..p.s nay oa had at the stage office 1. Cuc~,1 and at Mammoth.
 V- Jacob Hoahn. of the Truckee Ice Company. vho h heen m the ''lty for n i.- g- two arranging with Mr. Paul T au-, for his -ummer supply Of ice, l-..3 54y ro~ Fl Paso. The ice crop rIurk,e IS reported to be exception az fine 9 | an immense supply has t5=1 l1lS q for the warm season.
 lse Chinaman Uho was apprehended -s--s5nE ingrc-s to the United States gN gales surreptitipusly, few d ls s.a, F- to-day ordered by C'mmis- s;ou5r lirerg to be returned to Me1icaH snlsri vas forbidden to make a s-c"ni et-rar.r- enter the d'msin If Cucl, san He will oe taken to Nogales to- --gF.
 Ls..t..r ta tEe Scientific American s---- his deposit of 40n pounds of ss-l .g-- seed in a -afe deposit vault 2. P-ter Henderson avs that thls --,l i of sto-a- e fir valuable seeds r. l5r ,ay cheaper than iusur nee, but flf fL tiIis tae uniform temperature st they ut, the best m which the seed- ga g- kept.
 We learn that Mr ". c. Warrington Eau arphc ni for tte pOsi'son Of S-crs .sryto tle .raiaSed University at Tue ,ll Mr. Aer-iug; ID Is m every respect Eel. qI4 fled for the place, and It would p.sa-- "a great many of our cll- z-lS, To WEom he ha, been well and fav- olnig kn 'Wa for many years, were he i5 5ob,aiu it-Prescutt Miner.
 The Yuma Republican records five 0iltLs in that town during the past Ee-k In fact every ls-ue of the Yuma papers contains 10 i'es of one or more t.ra- ur marri g-s, but very seldom a d-a'H Pe pie don't die therein fact tAey nave too much pride iu theIr town Co be csutht dead within its limits. S--Ously, there Is staTcely .heaithler .O,silty than Yuma in the United States. Il- iuyesti afion into color blindness au'aG raliEay employes in Germany shows that 99S persons out of i39, ,452 had n'ld-a Of color whatever. Or ll5 l54 m-n engaged the general work of the serylce N6 We're completely and 2I3 pa!lally ins-nsible 10 differences of color AmDug l3.6l6 engineers only one Was completely color bliud' and p partially so.
 Tucson Lodge No. f. l. O. G. T., has resolved tp surrender is charter and l''oaDd l.has struggled along for just '.' 9FdI- ana nAS ceFlhlDlH UcFn Aut ne 'n7 of dolng soma good, but the mrm- oe'' can hardly figure that the results lave iu-tIiel the labor involved and laEe grown weary in well doing. It is gl't- a sIglid' lnt piece of irony that its Charter should b- voluntarily snrreOered so soon af-er rte visit of a professional temperance lecturer 70 this field
 hoa. Snmpor Howard. Chief Justice o- he Supreme Court If Arizona, has ssclrrd a saorf leave Of absencs from 'i'e Dtpartm nt Of Justice, and I'll ssL7r'l, start for the East on husIners. . n> has great many friends here who VII |isa lim safe journey and speedy return. NGile speaking of him, we may Just a~ well stat that Dever WAS S1lce more popular with all parties, 1T 'n The fact that as jud e be is lncor- NP1't7.', api as a citizen, above re p'oarl.- Courier.
 The California express train had hard ,! me to a stop at the depot thls morn- ..AS Saen a ,nple of excited incIvlduals :tAp2i to the platform, run rapidly M M ,l2 th' crowd and mounted Doc :A"iard's carryall. Dc put the lash
 Als horses and the dust far I'd N