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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

OUR Cana fan brethren are on their bigh horses on tine fish question. Peelee Island is located in Lake Erie, twenty miles from Sandusky, and in sight of he ley's, Putin Bay, and Middle Boss. Americans a: these points are accus- toned to take tugs and sailing vessels and run out to the reefs located around Peelee. aagle for bass, and return to their homes in the evening. The au- thOrIties of Canada have issued orders to arrest any one fishing in Canada vsters not domiciled on Canada soil, and a speck of WAT is in prospect. As the anglers get all their bait from San dusky. possibly Americans could get e compromise by cutting off the sup ply oi minnows. The aristocrstic Pee lee Club, made up of distinguished Americans, are with the Canadians in his order, as it shuts out bIg list of augleTs.-In,er-Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

THE progress of the Indian demon ton near Tucson could have been mR- terially checked and the difficulties of the pursuit sImpliied, had signal sta tions existed upon the several prOmi- nent mountain peaks near the city. One or more on the Santa Ritas. ore on the Sierritas, two on the Rincons and the Santa Catalinas aud one on the Tucson range. With good glasses every move ment of the hOstiles could have been observed and their exact position at any given time known. They are themselves smart enough to smPlQy. exactly such means of informing themselves or the movements of their pursuers and their extreme vigilance IS one of the prime causes of their wonderful success in eluding pursuit and striking where there IS the least protection. Even q primi- tiSe code of signals for the emergency would sufficiently answer the present rr- quirements, and prove of better service than hundreds of couriers. Flashes of light by night, or flags by day could give information of the whereabouts of tbe Indians, their numbers, and the di- rectIon in which they are moving, and an organized force could be easily made to intercept them. As 1t now Is, no one knows to an absolute certainty jus. where the Indians can be found, and S wild-goose chase is as liable to result 6s a genuine pursuit, and, worse than all the most valuable time Is lost between the moment of spying the hostiles and the armed response % a courier. A sig nal from q point on the Tucson range that band is passing northward on the west side would bring up an 'pposlng force along their east side and a force to their rear. At the signal of their turn through one of she several passes, the force could easily prepare to am
 bush them, while the force at tbeir rear pushed them onward. This hypotbical instance is given merely to show the cd van;ages of tue signal system in such an emergency as now exists, and the nm portance ot establishing stations at once upon every prominent peak upon the first intImation of an Indian rad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

TIE prompt action Of the volunteer forces from Tucson iD pursuing the hos tiles through the Riucors IS worthy Of praise. They succeeded in recovering every animal stolen this side of the San PeIro, and also tb3e egot.i.Ee. boy; They larasl"di and almost wore ont the flying fugIlives. and had not the settlers of the San Pedro. most of whom were saved from the Indian depredatIJas, refused to supply fresh mount, the chase would not have been barren Of sCalps. The posse disclosed the possibility Of keep lnr upon the heels of the Indians and O finally wearing them ont, even with Gd vantages on ihelr eide. The troops have taken the trall and force Of volunteers from tue San Pedro are also in pursuit, but the Iudlans have reached a noun tainous country familiar to them and will doubtless reach the reservation ID safety.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

identifying the Apache visitors. when their movements shou!d be closely watched and before they attempt to leave the city they should he arrested. and these who sell ammunition to them should suffer equally with them. There is DO doubt bu. the h0stiles have come to thIs vicinity solely for the purpose oI replenishing their supply of ammuDi- tion, md tha. they send trusted agents into town to purchase direct, and to have others also purchase for them The signal fires in various directions oaly few miles from the vicinity, direct these agents to a place of meeting, and it is very singular that they do not also attract a pursuing party to their vicinity under cover of darkness. Let the pur' chssers of supplies for the hostiles be spotted and arrested promptly and dealt with in a summary manner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Married.

Judge W F. Scott tied the marital knot yesterday, May 26th. that made Mr. KIelberg. a prominent citizen of Aravai- pa, and Mrs. Ida Jorgensen. of Holding, Denmark, man and wife. There is a spice of romance to this consummation ot the early hopes of the welded pair. Ten years ago when Mir. kiel berg resid- ed ID California, and was engaged to be married to tbe present Mrs. kielberg, he desired her 10 make the long Journey from her home in the fatherlsnd, to Gel ifornia. as at that time his means would not permit him to % to her. She did not care to make such 6 gigantic ven ture, and the match was finally broken of. Tbe lady married aud WAS after wards widowed, and the long broken correspondence was sgaIn resumed, with the happy result above noted. The couple will leave tomorrow evening for Globe, where they wIll in future re- side. They are wished long life of happiness and an sbundsncesof all the good gifts of earth and heaven.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

A BAND of Apsches Is reported to be hiding in the mountains near the AlcomR ranch. on the Sonora line, little west or south of the Quiiotoa mountains. Numbers of Indians have been seen, but DO hostile demonstrations have been made. They are probably the band :ha: escaped from the pursuit by the troops in Sonora, below \ Njgales, and they are resting and awaiting the return os the attachments now trying to obtain fresh supplies near this city. The news is brought by David Armstrong, who has just arrived from that vicinity, and the Indiana were seen there no longer ego than last Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

TIE pictorial press has much to an- sWer for. Old Colonel Folsom sue cambed to the disgrace brought upon his family by the hideous caricatures which have been recently published as liEenesses of his granddaughter, the Presidents fiancee, and now Miss Frankie her,elt is suffering a horrible revulsion of feeling in the premises, and declares she will never, never forsske her giddy mamma for NIT. MicaWber Cleveland. Grover mus. either take the old lady or still walk alone down the shadowed pathway, devising deep schemes for wreaking a terrible yen- geance upon wicked, wicked pictorial press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Fit be fact that the White Noun tain reservation IS not only furnishing recruits for the h0stiles, but affords an asylum of safe refuge for the weary murderers, 1t is tune that some strong measures were adopted for the removal O. the Indians to some other portion O! the country and abandoning sAat breed ing den Of iniquItY. We do not want 60 see a general slaughter of the h. dians thereon, for many Ci taem have shown disposition 70 ma1utAla pence and to acquire such attributes ot civIh zatIon as circumstances Til permit, but there are many w.!l and bad Indians among them who VAL never sabmit 10 restraint and mammal labor. They are the primary cause ot the recurring troablps and they Will be good only when they are deprived Of the power to do harm. Some heroic acton Is eb- solutely necessary in adjusting this per petual menace, and We hope the most "a iIcsl me8suIes will be taken to cad the Apache and his troubles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

ELSEWHERE Ne give the readers of the
 CITIZEN copy of the new timber circu-
 lar promulgated by Commissioner
 Sparks, of the General Land Office. It Is an ironclad regulation and would be admirably adapted to the government of some public park or grounds where the exigeDcies of tne circumstances do not so often require such desperate expedl- eDts Bs are often found necessary in the frontier country Co which the rules are made applicable. II a settler is ID
 need of t. certain kind of timber which
 Is found only up n adjacent public land, he must first determine satlstac- tOrily the character ot that land, wheth- CT 1t abounis with minerals or is more valuable for agriculture, ana though he may need a six-Inch post be must find s larger and more valuable tree and hew 1t dowp to the required dimensions. He IS restricted in its uses, also, and al though the tw,gs with which the young scions of his race are taught obedience may be cl8ssed under the heading of "oth- CT domestic pur. .oses," it is doubtful whether the larger rod of intimidation to that Apache of maitai ieiiclty-the mother-In-law-will come under tue same category. The party who finds occasion to convert to hIs own uses any timber from the pubic domain mineral ID character, which Is permitted by this moOnshiner commissioner must dispose of each and every particular twic, branch. stump and root, that might become lgnlted by the accidental Sparks of a passing Commissioner, Hnd create a flame of sweeping destruction. Like the old song Of "the potatoes they are small the favored settler must take them stops and all' CT go without. IL absolutely cuts of the usual supply of fuel for many O: the mills and smelters, and largely from the supply enjoyed by several of the towns and cities, and. so i far as this portion ol the country Is con- ! cernei, it deprives Q class of poor peo- pie, Americans and Mexicsns. of their | only means of obtaining a livelihood | They industriously gather the sparse | growth Of mesqmt and palo verde. woods which seldom reach the requisite size fixed in the circular, and which are practically woEthless for any other pur- pose, and to deprive them of the few pennies they earn ID this manner is playing directly into the hands of the monopolies who control the coal and general fuel which must of necessity be imported.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

i LATE El Paso telegram says: The Convention ot Railroad OHiciais, which met a few days a-o IF Denver, Colorado, for the purpose of regulating freight traffic over the northwestern roads, one of the main points 10 be attended to be- ing the presentation oi rais-cutting gt Fl Paso, has come t0 @ startling conclu- sion. They came to an agree ment to close tle general offices of all the trunk lines centerng at Fl Paso. thus virtually sile-tracking il and reducing it to the level oi an ordi- nary way station. TlIs is something like killing the patient ID order 10 re- lleve hlm Of the toosaache. The mer- chants Of Fl PGso have already taken measures Co meet the step, by general com5iaa ion to patronize hereafter only Jhe Texas and Pacific road, winch has steadily shown a friend ly feelIog towards Ei Paso, Q city which Is already the most important commer- ciel centre between Galveston and San Francisco. and controls more trade than Dallas bud Fort Worth combined.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

A REPORT IS current upon the streets that Es- kim-in-zin has been caught in tie get of conveying ammunition into the Ihpuntains for the use of the hostiles. The kld fellow is the victim of many grayi suspicious, and it is but proper that hey be set at rest, even if old Skim aocof fpanies them. Take hlm up by the heel and see If something doesn't dror When be is shaken.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

CENTRAL MILES has been quietly but effectively placing troops about the res eryati1n and has given them imperative orders to kill all hostiles approaching it
 All the Indians have been heading Tor the reservation, and it IS probable that those who are doubling back on their trail nave been met by friendly couriers with information off the danger threaten ing them. Gen. Miles mean business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

PHIL SHERIDAS's ten little iniuns have multiplied with wonderful rapidity About seventy of them were sent to Florida and over hundred are still on the warpsth. We are told that none have left the reservation since that time and at the discharged scouts have rot joined the hostiles, and therefore the only way we can satisfactorily account for the sudden increase in their num- bers IS by believing that Phil lied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

The Forest and Stream says: "Cspt. Chas. A. Bendire, after more than thirty years of cavalry service In the United States Army, has been retired. and Is now devoting bis time to arranging aud perfecting the Natural Museum collec- ton of birds eggs and nests. His own collection, the most complete m the country, has been presented to the museum. Students Of oology are to be congratulated that the Natural Museum collection has been rescued from the condition of neglect m which II was rapidly depreciating, and has been in- trusted to the enthusiastic and devoted care of one SO competent Bs Capt. Ben dire" It was away back in the tit;les when Captain BendIre first came to Ari- zoua. he being at that time n private ID the DragoODs. He made the first camp on the RlllitO where Fort Lowell now stands. The military changes brought him afterwards to this Territ pry, and while he was gradually ascending the ladder of ofiicIal rank, he was likewise making himself endeared to every one with whom be became acquainted. He Is well remembered by many of the old settlers of Tucson, each of whom speak only words of praise of the kind and honorable gentleman and thorough soldier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Sc OFTEN is it repeated that Apache Indisps have been seen in this city quite recently, purchasing or hsving others purchase for them ammunition and othe, supplies, that 1t becomes the duty of oar authorities 10 investigate the matter and end the practice. Two or three Pspsgos could be appointed special detectives :or the purpose of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

"how long, O Lord, wall this Apache Indian war coutinucg" says the Alba querque Jouinal, an1 we hasten to re- spond that ]. wlll continue until the last Apache has been gathered unto his fathers and Congress makes an appro- priation for a marble monument to per petuste his distinguished memory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

TIE Apache may well tremble. In stead of sending him to the ssn,R Csta- lima island, the project of sending him to Chicago is under discussion. He might improve the Chicago quality of anarchists, but just reflect what a disas- trous effect it would have upon his own morals.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Horses.
tPrescott Courier.l

Hor-e bids as follows were opened yesterday bv Major Pullman, assistant 10 the Chief Qusrtermaster:
 Jos E. Talmage, of Tucson, 25 or % head, (unbroken) for delivery at Lowell, SO per head.
 Hunson < Lynch, of Wilcox, 40 head at Fort Grant, Sl09.
 F. NJ. McCann, of Phenix, 30 head at Phenix, Sl35.
 Leopoldo Carrillo, of Tucson, 25 head at Tucson S74.
 NJ. G. Samsniego. of Tucson, 9 or 90 bead at Tucson. SlOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

A high mandarin of China, in his let- ter of thanks to Dr. Aver for having in troduced Ayers Pills into the Celestial Empire, called them Sweet Caring Seeds"-s very appropriate name! They are sweet, they cure, and are therefore the most profitable "seeds" 6 sick man can invest in.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

TEE democratic portion of the Ohio senate are s'il visiting Kentucky. They are trying to imbiGe Bourbon demoe
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

THERE will be greater rejoiciug in Arizona when Geroninlo'a head forsakes his body than over the ninety aId nIDe who refuse to be captured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

No WONDER the ministry want the British parliament dissolved. Two or three petitions against the home rule blll have just been presented, each O them beiDg one and q quarter miles in Io.-..El
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Sam Baird gives notice to the public that he IS prepared to perform the last sad duties to the departed friends of the beresved people of Pima county in the best manner and at reasonable rates.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

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 TIE Indigo troubles in Arizona have retarded ths growth and progress of the Territory Lscre than all other causes combined, D. aa were they brought to a termiuatIou to-day and Q peace secured whose character could guarantee its permanenc. there is no land under the sun whose growth would be more rapid and substantial. It comprises every es- sential resource for an independent o nmunweslth, and in climate as well IS ID inc productions of its soil, it con- oInes the ruggedness Of the temperate zone of the north with the voluptuOus exuberance of the tropics. It pos sesses every facility for its own support in a greater degree, perhaps, than any other portion of the cath of equal area. I,s sall will produce every class of vege- table, cereal, fruit and plant that man requires. There is no product. save perhaps few o! the thoroughly tropical fruits, but will flourish and mature here as well as in the country of its criglu. We can raise tea, coffee and sugar cane, tobacco. cotton, hemp and many other staple articles Tn addition 20 the general products of the farm, garden md orchard; our cattle, swine, sheep and horses are the bet in the world; our metals, of every kind are pien: f1l. and indeed, were Anzona to be totally isolated from the rest Of the world, IL has within itself natural re- sources to produce every necessity and luxury of life now enjoyed. With all theEe advantages, when the Apache incubus k once permanently removed, there Is no limit 10 the material progress of our Territory, but so long as it re- pains nothing bu: sssgnation and mis- cry will exist.