Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
WEEKLY CITIZEN,

v-. Frank Proctor is reported to b' vsryli - p. -..,rE a few weeks.
 Irsud Central works at Tomb .,psume fifteen cords of wood pel Sam Puriy came up from Yuma sni will remain in Tucson fol .zyersi days.
 ,.r,. Governor Van Armnn is about exclamation at the hostile In That will certainly psralyze m, sale by Maish X Driscol of all -baff cattle WAS one of conSidera- :.5-- s.ni;ule. About 4,OO0 head were
 ...-,,.ql of, al S2O per head.
 NJ ,son and family left for Cali. ,,.starday. MT. Mason will settle -i,-r,,l, at the seaside, at Santa Moni- .,l rill then return to his business - A. zoaG.
 r,.5as VeTie cast seventeen votes
 .It- ,hsiiy to the Calsbasas rail
 ..i and Qufiotoa cast seventy-fve for
 .-,-s against II. Up to thls time the
 -s stands Ss7 yes, < no.
 .1., r B. Clifford has been further own. his premises at the corner ol '.-.-.b and Maiden Lane. by having .y.4r.ar ot his house nicely calso, -.,aI sud the fence painted.
 U5-r Dog Mlllard takes his fourth. | I anI starts wifh party for San \ r-- Mission he IS the envy of every H ,l.
 .-a around on strict schedule time.
 Mayor EAyfisld says he has never , ---Fa times to be so dull in California
 -1ay are at the present time. All busi-
 ~,ttFrs are in an unsettled condi,
 ... through politics and other causes.
 ~.a G-animother has gwen explicit
 -s,-.ans for Col. Durr to celebrate the
 --.. ,s the Calabasas railroad subsidy fIg. and be Is now receiving cele- \ ,..rn sgois n vast quantities and I .-rsr. @ ntain rare clements of enthu- m a1l allarlty.
 r.' ,i-iaith, who gave R slight-of- I .-f sgi Punch and Judy show in 4 r-s-ar's ball here. one day last week, Il fgrl dead In hIs bed at Casa .-., 3er few days later. He was sui SI-l heart disease, which doubt I ... aused his death
 \ r.-,-. Mcfarland, W. Duncan and D. Il r--,.a. who have laIn m the Tomb \ .- al for the past eight months. II .---i win the murder of Mir. and | v-. Fr-z. RaTerty and Raymond. in . 9.a .l Ica,, were acquitted on trial mn. p.-.-Ict Court, Monday. .s.,-r from Hermosillo says d. .-. -ls health of that place Is very -.. H.-.n-Ss k ssagnant, and the ,-r-- for the place are not tiatter- ,-. l.. var with the HaqQi Indians ,.-1.ay t4t general attention of the r.------4t aai the people, and every
 ;--e-- seems dull and dead.
 r.-.s ia the store of Fitzhenry 6
 ",-.s- |. hardware dealers, Tombstone,
 r., ..-ard b. some party who learned
 t-t.- -.-l.,!1u, on Saturday night, and
 s-4. --nHB iu cash taken. Of this
 s-ga. ao5lt Sl.690 was on deposit and
 f-r1--3 e other firms. There IS DO
 chg D tl- Yerp -trator of the crime.
 T.. .1-y n the case of the Territory
 1- Jose I.uac!o. Papago, for mali
 ..s-l-cli,t ID removing the windlass
 ..a auI ti...ug ID D1bbs' well, brought
 -s re-lc- of guilty and he was sen
 ts-.si Co pay a fine ui ten dollars and be
 ,.al-a7-i for ten days. Hh- testi-
 L1yaii1cri mt to show that tie
 Tagl- bad DO claim whatever upon
 t1- vltrr IL controversy.
 Taa Az.ec Land and Cattle Company,
 Fa5UEa 0vrr one hundred million acres
 t llI u ta- vicinity of Hplbrook. in
 t-- -ea1--g. have purchased g. ,UOO ihead G,,5tz cattle with which to stock their rsl-- The cattle are being driven to Aa.Is-IIs from which point they --s- -l.p3ei ID cars to their destina- t- l-- l.al of this company is said '1-. best n Arizona. and the cattle --. ---- purchased are all of a high
 c-
 DyHlle, one of the best and
 '-,- oi mortais, Is fixing up the
 -.-- al li- rglch near SOlOmOmvlile
 - .r--l.rl county, n too fine style for
 a1s'--.1E, aud It Is whispered that he
 'Sll- Y tl take partueT-Mlss Annie
 ---en nau -45 the result of hIs phIlo5o-
 -'al Views pf mans des my. Mir. Dow
 -e deserves ali the joys that can be ac-
 e-iei good man, and he has Ouly the .=-' pt wishes for future happiness from t-CrZES.
 A. '.- PlJss1- attending court sud -=-y disappeared last night, after sen i.-,- W4- u-ssed n one of thelr num- Der. Jose l1uacio. and 1t was thought
 i-: had taken to the mountains to 7il the penalties Of .he lax. Steps Tr-- about G. be taken for re-arresting -l today, when they all re appeared
 30 stand trial. They explained their sS-
 'sa'e by saying that their ponies had
 '.'lyei away and they were hunting '-1, All the offenders but two are rF ID all
 Irss-s. Stevens and Hughes have
 --.>e4 The rooms formerly occupied by
 ,--l a, haTdw8re store, opposite S.tFilA d Co, and are putting in 6 -a'-e stock Of the celebrated BaIn @ltns, manufactured expressly for
 A.--'2I climate and wants. They have '-'--' freight and spring wagons, and l-- sai; any person III need of vehicle '. --: md. They are selling at prices -- I'll. luI1ca people to purchase at t-- s-a-ol rather than to wait for more -.'e Nmrs when prices always advance
 h.-ygs T. Robbins, better known as Robbins, breathed his last on Sun
 ,-'.' May T., at 5:l5 D. m., and although
 - death had been expected for several
 -Al'. !etit cast a shadow of sorrow over
 .-5 '1-4mUui'v, where the deceased
 -a- sa well and favorably known. His
 --a-l- uti was particularly sad as 1t was .-s result o' a Tall from a building, --l-- tle fire, April 2ud, while the de- ,,Ast- Was laboring to check the pro- t.-'S at the flames. The funeral took ---'e ou Monday afternoon from the M, A. ll8-tL nd the remains were follow sl go Her final resting place by large .-'er ot sorrOWing friends.-Globe Silver Belt
 D.faal Gregory is the owner of an old '--, tA= San Juan, seventy feet deep, - i5gr miles north of CarbOnas, m - highest mountain in that vscinlty, I NAl Juan. The vein Is eighteen ~ Ti4e .etyeen walls; the pay streak '.' aud ons-halt feet wide and the ,, a-says $G00 per ton, at the mine, by .. H.. -f. Al. l..u-.