Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Very rich gold strikes have been made near the mouth of the San Pedro.
 Mlhave county taxes this year will be 6 B on each SlO0 valuation.
 Court Reporter J. II. Wesscoat re- tu-leG from Tombstone yesterday,
 Silver Lake has grown to be very pop- u,ar, under the management of Mir. Fed M ash.
 Tom Durlud is in from the Salero. H- looks for a hvely boom In bis section puc1 ,iengo.
 Mrs. Wm. (. Davis and Herbert B. Penney are expected l. arrive from in. eas. lu few days.
 The Board of Supervisors have reject ed al UIis for Insurance on the court b.u.e on account of tie high rates asked.
 The n Simon Cattle C mpany have placed about 7000 head Of animals Tn tle -an Simon valley dunng the past se-soD.
 slrs. Porter sni Pail Crovat went to Fort Huacnuca this m5rning for little i.ult. They wIll rstu. U so-morrow or tle day after.
 A little daughter oi Mrs. Madigan, q lguesuc iu She household of Surveyor General Johnson, died very suddenly last evening.
 Ile city treasury of Prescott contains DO monsy, RHd five long months inter ven between this unbappy monetary condition and the flood of dollars.
 J.Y. Eccleston and family have re- .crrei to IucsOn to brave out the bal auce Cf tue heated term. They have been in San Francisco for number of molths.
 Nr. J. l. Ayres, who has srent the pas. year ID visiting the many inning camps of Southern Arizona, Sonora and Lower California, Is IL the city on his way to San Francisco.
 The tramp who lost leg while trying 10 board lrAIn at Casa Grande yester- te-l.y morning. died at the hospital las. night from .he effects of the in- ig-v He was buried this morning.
 Saturday night at 7:35, Guaymas was visited by severe earthquake. There were iive distinct vibrations from tie north to the south. For several days ra,t tue weather has been insufferably 2. No damage was done by the shock, tut all were well scared.
 G. VI. SnetIeker. formerly of this city and Mss Johnson, of Deming, were married iH Central City last Saturday Nr Sneieker is well known throughout arz,ua and New Mexico, having been engaged in varIoIs pursuits Tn both ter r.,1r.es.-Siiver CIty Enterprise.
 J. L. Walker got in from the $ nta Clra.lnas last evening. Ills companions -i. B S simpson, D. D. Hall and Paddy NygIs-wII return tomorrow night. hr. Walker looks brown and rugged 8s tle effects of rOughlng II.
 The flor of the new school house hes teeu Ir moved in portions of the upper It0r. and thase who have lab0IeG under t.e .uP-,s-lo4 that ibr structure Was pool, built s4OEld embrace the oppOr- :U-.tr to thoroughly examine It. IL Is solai as d dollar and as firm as q rock. T-e3. l.. schultz has removed his len ,yyi bis office two doors to the east Ts5i, il Aa'as Block No. 4y6 PeniHC- t71 .r.-:. |. B. Pomroy, Esq, will remove L.s law office Into one of the looms .t the same number. 4 very I.=is-lt suIt cf rooms they will have.
 Ss-7 y0- John Gardiner has just re- turned from Casa Gr8nde district, vlars aa made a survey of tue Reward L..l-, owned b Boston parties. He vt- osI-.-i gU leave LIs horse at Casa C ui-, owing to some malady winch t1 ctsd 1t, occasioned presumably by C7- heating.
 Tle initial number of "Hoof and Eorn.' a new weekly paPer devoted 10 tb- lock growing interests ot Arizona, } .s been received. IL is published In Prescott, by W n. O. O'Neill, aud is a fine looking and well filled eight-page paper. anu a good presentatIve of the great cattle interests Of toe lerrItOry. M. l.. Grover came iu yesterday from the Santa Ritas. He Is U:.e of the own CTS Of group of copper mines near the Columbia Smelter that are dev, lopiug fine bodies of excellent ore. Mir. Gro Yer will return tu camp 10 morrow and will arrange Co have quantity of his ore worked at the Golum bia Smelter so s1ln as 1t egaIn starts up. Caas Dris coil has purchased the in- tsrast of ". l.. Moss in the business of the firm of Moss < Driscoll. at QuIj0toa, and will hereafter be the sole proprietor of that establishment. Mir. Moss has Zone to San Francisco, where he will reside n the future. aud Mir. Driscoll viii return in few days to Logan to grow up with the country" There gre tweuty-seven different kinds ot very bad smells rampant on the noe turnal br,e eze, in th.s city, and there Is ID mun.cipai ordinance strong enough io UeutraiIZe them or hold them down. They are like unto that of darkey camp meetIng-indigenous to the soil, Gs II were. In some localities q tan yard would exhRle n jockey club fra g-auce, compared with the malodors. Scout Leslie has arrived in camp at Bowie, and reports that the command of Major DavIs ID party of Indians on tle 1.h instant, and killed Chief Mana ! and seven others. He also captured | eiguteen squaws. Geronimo and one l blck got away from the party. Geronl- 1 no wa- badly wounded. The fight oc- cured POO miles eouth of the lne. Prescott and vicinity are excited over 1 Remarkable strike of native and horn l s-Ter n Turkey Greek District nlne- Teen mIles south of there; many hun | ateI pounds of horn silver were found l on tl- surface and ore from ten foot | Tla, which assays sey eral thousand dol | lars. Oae mile aud half from lhe | original discovery large quantities of ns- N'- and horn silver were also found.
 .le C5iumtia copper smelter, which . ls owned by Sheriff Paul, k tO be again | S'srtei up. thIs tune by Mir, P-ul him s--;. The supervision of the plant will | o= ll the hands uf Mr Charles GoOdiug, bFseCcal Fn.elter of msny years exper- | !elce. IL will run stuctly as custom | sn--te! and all copper ore treated will | le worked for SIP per ton, the bullion | !. oe handled hy the owner of tbe ere. so soon a. from 2 0 70 goo tens of ore | c.n be 70 together at the m,l.er, it VI! start up.
 ln yiew "f the fact that Mir. J. Am Der nth i in good standing at the |