Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
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 F,-g We.5. ..e-. and Charley k--.lr-, .-. .....--..-E for tne demo c-.-.. -...... ....... ..r C.e.k ot the CouD- ty Court.
 s,5.. aa... .-- us deserving Mexi- cer .s..r--.r.a ar turning aa honest dime b.....a- s..,.r allle ;h- bydEaut sup r,g Is u4E. i.r --e.
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 N-. : .5ilo 0 -o'a main stree. resi- .eat. r~ alm &; cs-i i,e.sd snd fl naAes .Laais1l- aFfe.--ar.. Nr. U. C. s.ssi,iei hal in- tu'id.-s contract.
 sl.t Chaplain Joseph 1. Potter. sta- uau-d "a, Fort Lowell, has been relieved fr0m iuty iu tAis 2artine;.t and or tera1 to tue department. of California.
 lle glad :ii.ncz are ha-bed from the Uqa-s santa Cruz shat '-Ca,abasas Is sa. , iar Shaw" The country may now y- ..iry regarded as stie-uatil the H-z- caliiis;e takes a little pasesr.
 lliaa Tug Wilson aud Hrunes-y case, for tapping fE- tl.i of RlcSAbau2h'- faro game, se Scott took tine Wll-ou part niIt uuder adTI~emeut udtIl To a. 'u. to- morrow. and continued Hennessy's case until Wednesday.
 The fertility of the soil Of this section Is rxempliiied by The s.ze and yiF,- Ut a crop cf watermriuus Il penairr rtou street garden. They are hot ye5 fall urasFu ,.uI many ot tne.n are over two lee: IG leuSfh and one fcot thIck.
 A!ack Sh-arFr. tae old man whose leg sas injured Ly .he wheel %! a wagon passIn., over II, between Il HlGchuca and Charleston. som- weeks ago, leaving # la such a condition that amputgtion was aga1 necessary. dIcl :eT days ago, in I84h stone. Ias morning whi'c workmen were engaged IE eXcavating for the fOunda- f.al -l1Iue For the hoisting works on | tl- Banker H.il mIHe, they encountered | hl i-- at o-e two feet wide. which at | drg.l D; toar feet asssyed 22U ounces in | -i.yrc.- Tombstone.
 Ta- tr-ias from the west are all out of l t.r. u account of washou.s near GilR | ''i. it ls impossible to learn just | ~u-n aua WIll reach this city. The train from car east comes in on tune and a mal--Gp .Faia left this afternoon for the Sa--.
 Tae county bridge across the Santa Cru riyer at Silver Lake was sw-pt Aw.y y-s -er.!ay by the high water The sl.II lIs1ury on lts West end was un- dermIued by the rushing waters aud be- f1-- It c1all be uaie secure the walls fell aad the brIiye was swep; down the stream.
 LGe Silver La&e wagon bridge is not gone. A DIs rope secured lt 60 au adja- cen. tree. and the Viaiutive notes uf tbe mGruuUng tled We're mistaken for the cgl-et s,raius ot gone, but not forgot.ec. In other words, iue retail news dlspens- e- E-d-under apprehension 0f the facts.
 Dr C. 1. Fel:man, Of Salem. Illinois, Aas been appointed IE.s to th- San C---a- i-1i-u agency ID thi- Terri ;rg. H.! aeld n high esteem a- his L'I-s aud x rece.ving many farewell at tea-i1a7 p-eT!ar- to his departure for AIs lev lzII of labor. Nv Nazie7 Is growing Ilvely. Last week Constable Peter Spencer killed Rodney O Hara. ID Georgetown: Thom- a7 Dennis killed Joseph EsveN at . Cooks Peak, and Benjamin Hu-us died 2 ,h h's camp FIX mIits south of Silver L.'y from eating poisonous togdsto .ls. Miners are h7cki1g 70 the new Olive camp ID large numbers, and It k pos-i- o'e that many new and valuable dl GOV eFie7 Will result from the influx of ex- peTIenced prospectors. 4 large field ( awaits iheI- atteatIons in that section. [ -A- some ct them will surely make ! -le E.ullug. culver. on the Narrow Gauge road Z Was T.-leG out Saturday evening just ! ".--T 'ur construction train had passed |, ''s' i,' s1Ins out from the city, and the ] '--t-- md clis were compelled c. re- , -~- iArr- al Saturday night These ' ,'e troubles wlll ve this road a little a '-' rtlr1cnc- necessary Co railroad , Es .l Auz5la, , James Duvai J.ei il lhs county hos tI'-. ilis mo.u.rg. lie * gu old as. .yer ' I'o-e77.'-- ti- 9-o,Lcr Char!eS, leit
 7o.-' t!me since, aud Is now ID q ---' >" i','---' I-.ii raIl. He Is brother 2 T"" co ilr HIi.Iams, of Williams. ' ,'-''.-l '' ,'-, rcclts for the Panama | '-i ma Steamship O.. ia San Fran [ i.-'3. HlH funeral vii not take place [ --''' A'- relatives who have been com T - I-euic.tcd with are heard from.-Tbe a tombstone. e .A party of miners struck a pay n s-A ia giu null on Meyer street last . S-,' 'hl became giorIously hilsuous n '' H''eI Ten o'clock they got their ( 'Id HAot ai each other a few times, h s-,.H -'' DO particular damage, being too ', T-N 'o hLpT what they really were 2 ILe principal actor was taken ', - -' Jay be was assessed the sum t-ls ''' Ils poor craftsmanship, and i, S' oh into inc mountains and h F'''ace at the hi.lsiies. Y t-.5 l7 passenger tram going east yes Il
 ! Was several hours behInd its II vI- , Hne and II was quite dark Q ,- WILCOX station was Jeff. The ll went dashlng along towards Bowie H asr -s uAl speed, when the engineer b ;n, S-. siRit ot man on the track way sBi ,.5 ,aL!.At coAt a; the approaching train, s,-,'A, 'aA4hR 1t Tor g signal the train was Il v.s -. .1,-.. U proved to be 8 tramp who b u-s ;l51rle!lng westward, and he stop sI Is-.'-.s 1tAln 10 warn the engineer of a a vtie5 .t "ashout just ahead. into q r,,cIl, r,l 'le traIn would have probably 1T :gl5-gl- A.s,alIong but for his thought nesrzst me train backed down to the =rrs =,. b..'.=ion section house and implements V trsin alS.1t and repairs made so the e, braak oo ooGla pass in safety over the lc direetaa'n, 'nu II II went On its journey in one his hiTs,,on vasil while the tramp pI6dded op d
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