Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

-sturned Quilotoans.
 N W. Hutchinson, of Prescott, is .,neJessly Ill in New Orleans.
 v- NJ. Wilkins has come over from pbsnix 10 spend few days iu the city.
 The Arctic Ice works are turning out a sp'cpdld quallty of summer com fort.
 r,a work of grading on the Calsbasss ..;l-Sai Is reported to have ceased last Saturday
 The dead grass is being qusrried out ,,t6. court house lawn by quite B force o,Sorkmsn-
 Tre E9itaph says the reported muti-
 ,TC,gt. CrawiorG's scouts Is without laaDdoiiJa'
 The ,,vI seryIce signal office pre- ..-..s,a,i wave in southern Arizona ,, -s.t nineteen days.
 Tho nasluitos seem perfectly "to ,..--r i1-lng the present wsIm weather, -Ir,-,a they are not so numerous as to be tr1aO.esoue'
 Ms. Jessie Smith daughter of Mir.
 .5Vs Degos Smith, of Wilcox, IS a--- 7--- few weeks n the city a guest o,P-g. Geo. T. Adams and wife.
 r. l.es Ct the Congregational ,br-,u ul.l give reception to the Rev. CB simmer, from 7:3O to 9 o'clock to- r;-I, s, tbe church. Everybody IS in Fiiei.
 c-,, ,-srv fine specinens of specular ora comes from the Pima district, where a larye deposit of the same kind IS said to exist. The party who exhibited the specimens says be can lay the ore down In Tucson At cost of Si per ton.
 Col Joseph Magofin, collector of GUS toms for this district, Is ID the city from Fl Paso hls headquarters Mr. Msgoffin lsa very pleasant gentleman and has n-oysn himself 10 be an efficient off ciaL
 4 reward of one thousand dollars will be paid by the County or Apache, Terri tory Uf Ariz Jna, for the arrest and con- yiction Of each and every person impli- catei ID, CT, connected with the robbery Of the Treaurer's safe of Apache county, al St. Johns on the night of Dec. 2, ls>J.
 The Tucson CITIZEN has begun its fifteenth year and new volume under ag.ter.ng prospects. That paper has gn able miuig gemeDt and will long remain sl4udmagk iu the journalistic field of AuGona.-Pheulx Herald,
 Tucson is rejoicing over the prospects Of Otspeeiy connection with Florence and Pn-l.X by & u-w railroad and the prom lse Ui s.upllng works at an early date. PGe-L w.Ii be glad to note the llatter~ ing prospects, of her sister city.-Her- Eil.
 St Johns Restaurant, opens Thurs day Jannary 2Sth, at No. log Congress street. Everything new, neat snd clean. The pest meals III town for twenty five cents Chicken and turkey for dinner As mlnce ples, and other luxuries The best iInner in town.
 Judge Meyers court was busy this afternoon adjusting "A shooting difficulty between Frank Nagoner and a son of Pancho Gomez. IL grew out of pas iurage bill owing to Mr. WaEoner. The alter claims that he fired the shots ID IL the air 70 scare the boy away.
 l. seems strange that the mail coming ID tLis direction from St. LouIs should bv fred into a Kansas snow drift day af- Ter day when a route IS open and run u.ls va the Iron Mountain and Texas Pscdc roads. Is 1t stupidity, or IS 1t UIs cussedness: After having travelled over hundreds CT niles away from home In their search for good mines, the wearied miner re- turns aud -nds that Fl Dorado is ct their very doors. IL Is fact that the best paying mines in the Territory are nOE beng developed within twenty Ill.ss o. tucson. C'-S Srsss. fearing that the people will IT respond with slscrity to the call for sabScupulns to the Grant monument ,unl thinks of doIng little monumen- | t. legislation itself, out will coufiDe the l Obz.ll to the District of Columbia. | The memory of Abraham Lincoln Is to | D. likewise honored. The reception tendere1 Rev, c B l Simmer at the Congregational church | last u,-at afforded an opportunity for a | !arg5 cl-cle of friends to shHke hands | Win that gentleman. Refreshments | were served m the church parlors and a | Tery enjoyable occasion was made of the | almost lmpromptu reunion. Beef tea IS popular drink in Tucson. | Persons who consume this beverage may | be supposed to support home industry, | by using local product, Cochise county | beng famous for its cattle. 4 few capt | Ious critics aver that some of the whisky | sold ID Tombstone Is local product | slso.-Epitsph.
 Mr B. II. Heinemann, who has been aresident of Southern Arizona for the | past twelve years, is now book-keeper | for Sisson, Crocker S O., at Los Angel | e. MT Helnemenn Is an expert &C., l countsnt, and has an extensive acqusint- 1 ance in thls Territory, every one of | whom wishes him good fortune wherever he may go.
 W. S. Reese, the well known smelling | man, has received a commission from 1 fraser Chalmers, Of Chicago, to pro- | c7rd as soon as possible to Gu8ymBs to | 11Ae charge Of, and erect plant for an | L-siisn mnIng company on a Sonora | copper property. The furnace to be i 'ec'sd VIII have n capacity of 1000 l toIs or balLon per mOnth.-PrescOtt | Journal-Nliner.
 painful rumor is current that 8 | vel known resident of this city quite | ieceati! tired with brute force to pur- lIin Ifom his wife the unrecorded deeds l ~ ~ property held in her own name, and l S t-al De finally robbed her of five hun I.ed dollars n cash sister had given Lsf' and skipped to California where he | I-S another wife living. If the facts leEf any resemblance to the rumor, it is
 ~eee ot rufianIsm and crime that | -o-.l send the fellow to the peniteD- '''. TOT the best part of his life.
 man Elmore Is in town from the | ,o.,lre. He tells us that the recent
 washed away the dam of the mine l i- I '-r Hassayampa, destroyed several | a55 -5'--'ea yards of ditch and also wreck 1 rt '1tse smouutof piping. The extent | tue latter damage was not known | t- As left the camp. The entire | ,.,-, .e 'i The mine aud mill is now em- bb,':sd n efrcting repairs, which may ,e,.. ao-om plished ID three days or may |
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