Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Additional Local.

Mir. O'Brien returned from the Elm pire district on Monday, to which plac' he had been to look after his mining in terests. He reports the indications fol boom m the district as being ex tremely flattering.
 The Salcido case was continued be fore Judge Meyer to-day. As the CITI ZEN goes to press, Judge Campbell, con ducting the defense, was making hls argument. Further details of the trial will be given tomorrow.
 Messrs. Teichner and Anderson left for Covered Wells to-day to work the Spicer group of mines. On the one mentioned the principal develOpmentf will be made. The indications are that the Spicer is one of the best properties ID the district.
 Mir. J. W. O!ds, assisting Mr. Bancroft in compiling his History of the Pacific coast, IS in the city collecting material l for 1t. MT. Bancroft is shortly expected here in person, and together with NIT. Olds will unearth the mysteries of the past for use in his great work. Tucson, because of it's antiquity, will beyond doubt open fine field for the historian.
 It is reported that the ladies connect ed with variO1s protestant churches have in contemplation a Musical Con- cert to be given for the benefit of Pro lessor Thomas, who has so kindly aid ed them without reward, m the many social entertainments e. ten up by them or under their supervision. The time for the giving of the concert ID question, has not so far as known been detinItly fixed upon.
 Chief Deputy U. $. Marshal J. W. Evans returned thIs morning from San Francisco, where he has been in pursuit of Fred E. Brooks, who Is charged with numerous violations of law in cOnnec- ton with his administration of the Tombstone pOsjOffice. The Marshal effected the arrest of Brooks, who waived an examination before the United States Commissioner in San Francisco, and gave bonds for hIs appearance at the April term of the United States Court m Phenix.
 Judge Long territorial superintendent of public Instruction, was ln the city but left yesterday for Prescott to attend tO business connected with his office. He will for ths present winter make Phe- nix his headquarters, that being more central than Globe tO his work. The schools throughout the territory are Tn fine hOurishing condition and NIT. Long enters upon his duties under au- spicIOus circumstance that aSSers vel! for a successful and progressive admin istration of territorial school affairs.
 Detective Coffsy of San Francisco arrived here on Saturday last to take the prisoner OutrIck, now confined ID the county Jail here. He Is awaiting return of the necessary papers from Prescott to which place they were for warded on monday last. When ques- toned regarding Outrick be said that he was formerly the driver of bakers wagon in San Francisco. The woman Angot whom be Is charged with rob ing, went to San Francisco from Los Angeles and by some means allowed Outrick to get hold of over S.3OCO of her money. He decamped with 1t. The loss of the money drove her insane and she IS now in the Napa Asylum. Her executors are prosecuting the case.
 There was a report on the streets yes terday of the discovery of placer mlnes somewhere between the Serrita noun talns and the SODorI. They are sad to be very rich and were at one time work ed by body of Yaqms who were to a man exterminated by the apaches, at least so the story runs. Since that time efforts to discover their whereabouts have been numberless, but as each at tempt was characterized by failure. Tie knowing ones propose to take the report ed find with a fair grain of allowance pending more definite news. The mines are known in legend as the ''Watamote" and they beyond doubt existed, but when and where no man knOweth, un- less the story of the present find be true.