Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-09

No grand jury will be called ct the present term of the District court in Florence.
 There are six prisoners in the Pinal county jail to be tried st the present term of court.
 Court Reporter ". H- Wescostt, has gone to Florence to attend the term of the District Court
 Road Overseer J. McC Elliott return ed from Arlvaca on SaturIsy evening, where he had been repairing roads He goes out on the Quiiotoa road to- morrow.
 The Florence Enterprise is authority for the statement that w. C.. Davis will buy Col Woods interest in Brown &
 Woods stock ranch and cattle on the San Pedro.
 Butter IS brought from California by rail to Ash Fork, hsuled by freight tasms sixty miles to Prescott, and there sold at price cheaper than the same sr- hcle Is in Tucson.
 If some of our business men will only visit other portions of the Territory and observe the business transacted, they will not complain of dull times in Tue son. This IS the best, clesnest and lieyeliest city in the Territory to-day.
 Mining men in this portion of the Territory are more hopeful at the pres ent time than for the past three years. Since few swindlIDg operators have been "coppered" foreign capital has been invested quite extensively and more con- tidence IS evinced.
 The preliminary hearing of the Mexi. csD, recently arrested st Weaver by Deputy Sheriff Hicky for supposed com pllci y ID the Wlckenourg stage robbery, Is in progress at Vulrure. It IS said that some very strong evidence tending to show the prisoners guilt has been obtained.-MIner.
 The great Aver sawmill, at Flagstaff, ID Ysvapai county, will be started CD its summer Iun early this month. when the people of Flagstaff anticipate good times. The mill has capacity of about 100000 feet per day. The owners will dispose of a great deal of lumber In California and New Mexico.
 The CITIZEN job rooms are now SUD- piled with the most complete assortment of the latest styles of printing material. Business men desiring blll heads, letter heads, circulars, business cards, etc, can have them printed at this office in first class style and at the most reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 The farmers of Graham county will find it very convenient to purchase their various farming implements of J. D. Hollsday, Pima city, in that county. | Mir. Holladsy keeps supply of all the | most approved implements and machin- | CTS required by the successful farmer, and he offers to supply his neighbors on liberal terms.
 The editor of the Florence Enterprise tells the truth, and nothing but the | truth. Hear bim: "lt begins to look ss if the Tucson and Calsbasas railroad | really meant business. Some reliable men have taken hold of the enterprise. If the company will extend theIr road from Tucson, through Florence, Phenix and Prescott, to the Atlantic and Pacific, 1t will monopolIze the carrying trade of Arizona and become a paying institu- ton. Any capitalist of keen foresight will see the truth of this remark by mRk ing trip over the route mentioned. - Prescott Courier.
 Yesterday Territorial Treasurer But Ter indorsed Territorial warrants to the amount of SIS, l43 S6, for their posses DTS, GionochO < Co, Yuma. Wsrrsnts Ire for supplies furnished the peniten- iary. He also paid S3,67S, principal nd interest on wIrrsnts which were ,nce held by the late Captain 4 D. Johnson, who ran the steamer Cocopah Is early as 1863. Interest on these ceased some time in June, 1883. md it was thought they were lost. We made the trip from the mouth of the river in 1863 with the man o whom these warrants were issued, nd who is now, We believe, in his grave. Prescott Courier.