Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Will be cAllel Auu 81 -
fected TO start up che good work.
In contracting fos rails, the Marrow
Gauge company neglected 10 specify tn,
time IN which they should be delivered
consequently the contractors are taklni
their time This Is the reason OF della,
ID track laying.
Gen. Allen Is preparing to raise hii
own chickens and expects ID future &
supply the whole market with spring
chickens, something less than five year,
old. He desires two dozen hens for set
ters to commence with and Will pBy
good price for them.
Mr.. Julius Fischer is here from Flor
ence Tor the purpose of obtaining sup
plies for working his Peoria group oi
mines in Ripsey district. his shaft J.
down eighty feet, and the ledge at thai
depth averages $50 per ton in gold
besides D per cent in copper.
Mr.. J. L. Hubbell has succeeded in
striking flowing water. He has sunk al
Grtsslan well east OF the town OF St
Johns, on his farm aud has got water
flowing at the rate OF about four hun
dred gallons a day, and the flow is in
cressing.-Orion Era.
Mr.. Arthur Rodgers and father, OF
San Pedro, are IL town for their health
The Sap PEDRO bottoms seem to contain
more missmatic gBms this year than FOL
several years. Mr.. Rodgers reports every
thing in tiourisbing condition. and the
people at ease, since the expatriation OF
Mr.. Geronimo. They will remain in our
salusrious city till fully recovered.
The pig tailed oriental is in clover.
II 18th 10
monCrel continuance on wheels loaded
from bow to stern with every variety Of
garden truck" and winds up his little
himself ID before the green cloth table
man, FOR he is never broke.
Toppy Johnson, the old time mining
expert Is in this city from his old stamp
ing ground in Arizona. IL Was through
his influence and Judgment that some
OF the richest mines in the world wer,
sold. He is elated with FL Paso, and
declares his intention OF making it his
future residence. His family are now
IN Tucson.-Trbune.
The republicans carried Arizona by
over |. 100 majority two years ago, At
that time the democrats had a very
strong candidate in the field. Mr. Head
was the most popular democrat IN thai
territory. II Mr.. Bean is re nominated
he will no doubt beat Mr.. Smith 1900
votes. and put him under his little
tombstone II elegant style.-Albuquer-
que Journal
The well known prOspector and miner.
Dan Rice, leaves II few days for the
hills. He says be has for years endesy-
ored to become a bloatea millionaire
by mining, but now intends to take q
tack, and aim a few pegs lower on the
financial ladder. To find an opulent
strata e few inches thick, that will yield
a Thousand dollars a month, will IN flu
ture be his end and aim.
Mr.. John CharouleRu has Just return
ed from the King country and reports
thirty stamps running day and night on
that nine alone. He leaves in few
days for the grand semi-snnual round Gp.
beginning at American Flag. The beef
market, he thinks, will take rise during
the winter, and the stock man will be
able to pay his taxes, IL not his debts.
The Star says OF Judge VIM. NJ.
Lowell that be Is g "sound democratic
citizen. gentleman who has always
loved his country. its institutions, it.
laws aud its principles as declared In
the constitution OF the fathers OF this
country" Yet this loyal, true, honor8-
bic, refined and thoroughly qualified
gentleman was most Outrageously sat
down upon by the democratic conven-
ton, and a notorious incompetent nom
mated over his head. That's the way
the democrats show their appreciation
% honest merit.
The Sairy Camp OF the democracy Is
imparting in solemn tones to Its Betsy
Ping associates, about its "old ladrone,"
the mythical Mrs Harris. Ii trotted
ont its mysterious patron few days ago
also, and called 1t a delegate from
Tombstone Oh, SBIry, SRiry! Touch
that bottle that's ICON wenlently by, on
the shelf" and say unto Betsy, Drink
fair. Betsy, wotever you do" but do not
for moment delude yourself with the
belief that any one Is deceived by your
maudlln prattle.
Road Overseer ]. McC. Elliott return
ed last evening from ArivRca. He found
the old Sopori road sll washed ont and
beyond the possibility OF permanent
repair. He therefore made a new road
upon higher ground along the north |
side OF the Sopori valley, which will |
probably never require mending. The |
road leading up the Santa Cruz valley |
now leaves the city at the south end OF |
Convent street, and keeps along the east |
side OF the Santa Cruz valley until II in
tersects the old road at Pedro Aguirre's
old station, this side Of SRhuarito. Mr.. /
Elliott will begin the repair OF the Silver
Lake road on Monday.
Il Is reported that orders from Rome
eujoin upon the Catholic churches OF
Cincinnati and In the United States to
pay of the S5,oOO,O00 Of debts OF the late
Archbishop Purcell. This, il true, is
strictly honest. The people OF Cincin-
n1sl' mainly the poorer classes, year after
year made the Archbishop their banker.
lie used the money 10 erect fine church
es and schools and colleges, and none OF
L Tor has Own personal use. But when
sailed upon for settlement he could not
FASH his notes. and for years hundreds
d families have lived in want, having
ost their all. Since the death OF the
Archbishop the receiver has squandered
ODe quarter OF a million assets, and
iOme action ought to be taken in the
interest Of the church and the creditors.
Mr.. W. II. kingsbery Of FL Paso, Tex
IS, Is here in the interests OF Messrs.
lanes II. Campbell d Co. live stock
merchants of Kansas City.
be present depression in the beef mar
et, he asserts, Il due to the scarcity of ,
Wild range IN the cattle sections of the :
.orthwest, which has compelled growers ]
o market their steers Immediately or !
ose them during 1.-The winter. His :
ompRny receives consignments on a ,
ommls.on OF fifty cents per head, the
markets. now ranging from 223 to- cents ,
OF Arizona and New Mexico range ,
tiers. gross weight. The cost OF ship ,
lnG steer from here to Kansas City, !
including commission, feed, etc, is IS 10. :
III. hIngsbery left this morning for No
aleS whence he Will proceed to his !
ONE in Fl Paso.
For years past placer miners have
'orked at different times in the Canya- c
a del Orc, this county, and all the time h
ave known that sn iron lead - feet in /,
idth cut across the head ofthe canyon, a
NJ none OF them considered 1t worth ?
hlle TO prospect this lead, They found "a
lie placer gold distributed all the wsy a