Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

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 SAN FRASCIsCO Aug. 5-Tte Hensle, :, Mining, Milling and $ melting COmpanl
 WAS incorporated to-day to nine II 5 Pima County. Arizona Territory, with [ capital Of Sl.OO9,OOO. divided into 100. . OOO shares. The following are the di- , rectors: Samuel Shear, 4. T. Green W. E. Hensley, Thomas II. Whitelav
 ard k, M. Lindsay, who are also incOr- [ porstors with Joseph Mason.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-At today, session of the National EncAmpment oI the G. A. K. 1t was decided that the ac- D tion of the encampment at PortlGnd last year to pay only the expenses of the ex- ecutive committee of the national cOun, ell of administration when called to consult with the commaoder-in chiei
 be sustained. The committee on rule.
 and regulations made the following rec
 OmmendstlOns which were adopted
 aggnst electing the executive commit
 tee of the council of administration for
 two years and that the meetiggs of the
 National Encampment be held between
 April and November instead of May and
 September Es st present. This was ia
 deierencs to the wishes Of the southern ! AhhA NAANh HlAfAAtaA AfAg nt-
 CUTS on Sunday. Saturday be observed
 unless Monday IS legal holiday.
 The resolution that post quariermas-
 ters be elected instead of appointed. came up. The proposition Co adopt Upton's tactics was r-iected.
 The recommendation of the Depart
 ment of Mary tO give preference in
 public positions to houOrably discharged ! AuafIsara ,rhaEH.-
 adopted. Adjourned.
 SAN DrEGo, Aug. 5.- Several eastern papers are publishing 8 riiiculous re- port that smallpox ie an epidemic ID San Diego. The report grows out of an item published some weeks ago Cf some cases Ot that disease ID the village Of | San Diego. Texas, neBr the Mexican | boundary. There never was but one case Of smallpox in this city, and that was imported Line years ago and cured here. There k absolutely no sickness of any kIud preyalen, in Srn Diego. The public health wac Ecver more per | feet than now.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, su,. IA dis patch just rrce.v. a. 9:ij p. D.. from La- | grande states that tWo-tliftf .s tHe Icw | town of Llgraude Was burned The | loss l. probably ,10UJU p-.la aps m fr. The principal b- iIrgs U,- S.v.- .S | Walkers a!ricGi var. sE-- md | Smiths hJ '.- bu-n uU.lI..-s were situate. ur lfr new Tlr ac -tH..tn ani not n taa oil .0wn O.. L. .s-uae. SHAMoKIS, Penn. Aug. 5.-L.eutaE- ant COlOne. Jo-a H. SleiI-, late lUi-h Peunsylvsui- vJ'IH't-rs, has reviewed | a hsnIred E-l le.s, and oilers taeir seTvices tO -hc Dur-tl States govern ment in the ev ut 70 war with Mexico.
 SAN FEA.CIscr. Aug. J.--Tie pavilion TBs again cIl l,l iu Irsl, w.tL a usase mass Of Ie. Jie Go ,,ate. tl repetition of the grFuI concert u- Jos. night uf seven huudrei voices given ;J the Grand Army of the Republic. These concerts have proved a great success and created the greatest enthusiasm.
 SAS FRASCIsCO, August j.-The dele gsiiOn from southern CaliiOrcia and ArlzOns gave grand banquet to all visiting members of the Grand Army ot the Republic this evening at their head- o,, sSteTs, 4l9 Post street. The place was packed with a large crowd of the delegations friends. Among those seat ed on the stage were General and Mrs. Logan, Governor RObie of Maine. the celebrated Corporal Tanner, who is one of the prominent candidates for com mander-in chief and q number of we'll known citizens After an overture by the orchestra, General Logan was in troduced. He spoke for half an hour. after which calls were made for Mrs. Logan. and the lady arose and pleasant ly acknowledged the call. Governor Alger wRs the next speaker. and eulngiz- ed in his happy way the beauties and Inequalities of California and her peO- pie Corporal Tanner then addressed the audience m fiery and patriotic speech, gloEing with eloquence. The corporal brought many recollectiOns of the war. Al tue close the speaker re- ceived what amounted Co al ovation.
 GREYsroNE, August 5.--Among the names mentioned to serve as pail bear ers are Charles 4. DRvId, J. II. Reed. S. Nj. Weed, Hon. Samuel J. Rau dail, Hon. John Bigelow, Andrew II. Green. Presi- dent Cleveland and Gov. Hill The funeral car used will be a square glass hesrse with the draping entirely remOy- ed from the casket. The funeral will bo handled by the employees Of deceased among whom Will be Butler Gilbert, Coschman D-nIs O'IIara. Valet Louis Johnson and Captain Hesly of the yacht Viking.
 SAS FRASCIsOO, August 5.-A specisl to the Bulletin from Washington ssys: Senator Stanford and wife closed their house here today and leftior New York. After n short stay there they will leave for the west. At Albany they will be joined by Mir. Nash, the senator's pri- yate secretary. who has been very sick at Saratoga, but has SO far recovered as to be abie to travel. The party will then proceed directly tO California. Hearst expects to get away th!s week. FeltOn VII remain day aiier aii1urn- ment and vll then 20 directly nome. MckenDa will leave Immeji t;c.y UHoI the adjOurI ment. probably some time to- morrow. Markham will IEs7 a isw days among hIs friends Ir Wisconsin where hls wife now IS. AI rrI-uG ufli nos start tIll Monday. loI'.t has been m poor health Cor several '.s ana le will probably pend few days at tss seashore before staring Wl-. Seun, 2 Jones of Nevada. will uaFa "a short stop iu New York and then leave for home. Senators Dolpl a-l Mitchell ui Oregon, will pull on. this morning.
 WAsHINGroS, August 5.-Tle bill vGs passed appfogris,.nS Sljn0.b for the erection ot public Ouiid.ncz lt Los An geles.
 WASHINGTON. August j-C1nirma- tions: Collector of customs. George Hiuds for Wilu,ncto1, Cal. Thoma7 J. ArnC!d for San Diego. Cal; R II. Jones, United States consul at Chihuahua; ln- dIan agents, Elmer II, Hogard, O; Iowa, Pima agency. Arizona; Thomas Smith of Virginia, tO be CnIted States attorney for the territory of New Mexico. About forty nOmInstIUns were left unacted upon.
 WASHINGTON, August j.-As Q recog- hilton of the courtesy, impartiality and uniform consideration showed by Spesk- CT Carlisle toward the minority of tbe house, a pumber of prominent repre- sentstIves have united m purchasing st 8 cost of about S600, an elegant and tastefully decorated silver table service, which will be presented to the speaker st the close of the session,
 WAsHISGToS, Aug. 5.-At 245 the . r,aaaaga F-nrrn kh.4 fRrea-