Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31

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 The repeating of the commercial tray eler's license wlll benefit Tucson about | $500 per month.
 The E. Fronterizo says that the actual value of Mexican dollar in Tucson IS 1 but eighty cents.
 The Papagcs are said t. have wanton- ly destroyed the fruit trees on the San | Xavier del Bac ranch.
 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men have engaged Masonic hall in which to give their coming grand ball.
 J.M Wilson, special custom agent at DemIDg, is Tn town cn business con nected with the Smythe smuggling case.
 The Giant Powder Co.,, have been for innate ID securing the contract to fur rish powder to the Trinidad Mining Go.
 Cattle still continue high priced with Q far and steady demand. Cows with calves average in value from S20 to S25 each.
 4 son has been born to Mrs J \ TOole now residing it Beaver Dam Wis. on the l6 instant. Both mother and child are dOIng well.
 Travel on the s. P. R. R. is not as brlsk as anticipated. The Worlds Fix position does not seem to draw the Cali forula people.
 Green peas are still to be had in the Tucson market N hat country else where ID the |. 5. can feast on green peas in December and January.
 John P Cum who has been confirmed as Postmaster of Tombstone, writes 10 parties in that place that ne will leave Washington for TG-nDst tone In few days.
 Good accounts comes from the A. O. T. w., at Yuma where lodge having twenty five charter members, was recent ly started. Dr. Taggers was elected master.
 The CITIZEN again calls attention to its lac litIe- for executing frst-class conmeTclal job work, such as can be eqnalled by DO office outside of It ln the Territory.
 NE Linley. Of New York, has re-
 
 sents large capitalists ID \. !. He Is mach elatsd over the prospects, he saw ID rhe Qd!otoas.
 Is it the proper thlng to sprinkle grass all day during this cool weather: With the limited knowledge possessed b. the CITIZEN reporter on gardening, exces- sive watering will damage the grass roots.
 Frank Sersegus late day hostler in the Tucson yaTd of the Southern Pacific, i= stationed ID Yuma. He Is doing well and locking We. a something which his many friends here hope for a contln- uaRce.
 W II. Hooper has recently shipped from tro to three hundred head of beeves to market. Arizona will ship d larger number ot beef cattle to market this ye4r than ever before. In fact she IS just get.igg Into sLop- to co that line Of busiTssss7
 H D Underwood VII have charge of the Tucson Postotiice during Mir Free man's absence in California, but his especial charge will be the money order department. Nr Cnderwood is a very competent business man and the Post 1 office will doubtless run as smoothly as usual.
 The children of Tucson are promised 1 a rare treat at the Methodist church on | the evening Of the 31 of February. It l Is the csntata Of Red Riding Hood, and 1 has been in course of preparation for | some time. and will no doubt prove grand success and very entertaining to the little ones.
 Berger explains the order for water made mention or in the interview with Mir. Wheeler } yesterday by stating that hs was acting as Agent for Joaquin Bur ruel who IS the water master Ou all land ID that section outside If the reservation gUd 1t was in re ference to this that the note was written. It had nothing what ever to do with water On the reservation.
 Denton c. Sanford, a well known S5nolie tockman, and among the fore most of Arzona', hardy pioneers, died @. the T5sIl7Iee of his brother, D. 4. Sanford, gf tyPho malar.al fever, last nighr. For t-e past two months Mir. Sln- ford hls be- seriously ailing, but not uqtil quite recently has his life been dis paired of. He was large wholesouied man much respected as q friend and neighbor and his death will be regretted by many. He Was J4 years of age and apparently In the very prime of life. He will be buried from tue Methodist Church al II a n. tomorrow. Bishop AdIms officiating.
 The Bonanza mining companies, which have bought the HsrmOsa mill, at have brought men down from Nevada to take 1t d lwu and will proceed 10 remove 1t yo Qujotoa at once. MT Patton, who has the business in hand, lIriyed here this morning and will see 10 the erection uf the m,l 0t QuiiOtoa. This njil is If twenty stamps, wItn ca pacity forforty. 1t is one of the best ! plants ever bioupht to this Territory | .ndcost aboU. S16000 lis to be erected i 10 mak. way wi,h the surplus ore that mas accumulated in developing the mines. Other mills of larger size will |. be added when sufficient developments |, are maje to permit of the mines being worked 10 their fuil capacity. The failure of the Esperanza mine to JRn out as per promised expectations Is much tO be regretted, inGsmuch as 1t , ylll have depressing influence upon properties, aud ID fact. how yer unwarranjed, upon the whole of [ ArIvacl district The contract work on he 230- foot tunnel has baeG cmpleted, md, although the show wing In the breast 7uere work was left of was better than t any time previous, 1t was, by Mir. 3lalsdeli, considered best not to COL inus it. The fault or the failure has ! ,sen variously stated, but ths prepGra- ions 10 worA the mine were undoubtei ' y made far beyond what the mine itself 7ould warrant. External indications Y or a biz miae were sad to bs most z r0mising, but IS DO underground work A -as done tue matter became a question f mere speculation, which, unfortunate n ?, has resulted di-astrously 10 the con- i' any. Later developments may, how Il yer, aReln bring the mine up to their ' : glull expectations. Yesterday afternoon after Sheriff q