Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-13
LOCAL NEWS.

sFa.iuE aiG StTlct integrity and tnelr --,-perlty Is fully assured.
 r.- statement made thCt the Paul el-.y. s,,c:iun case had been re-opc2ed Nh. \ lurt, WAS incorrect. 4 motion 5-.a..u made OY the attorneys ot Shaw e, SD the former judgment aside and .-..-s .aem a neS trial. The motion .-.,. 9-1behly be argded at length and
 -.- thereon made after the most care .-I ,7--.lerAu0n of lgw aud prece dent.
 Tho < uthern Pacific company are r--.-rsta 10 being represented Tn Arizo- ..s i. .u-a a gentleman Rs J. 4. Muir, | aTlr!e aud courteous conduct
 5-.. -,lirh 10 nou'ralIze he not unnat-
 -r f.s7gr of dlscontent with which .Ss s.i,s,r.m.nsfing poi!cy of tbat con- ,-.rg toward Arizona Is regarded.-Epi-
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 T,s Tombstone Epitaph announces
 .r-+ltisrakIag a collection of curious
 ,--.'.s.s,.i things. including choice speci-
 ,ca-- of ceu;IpedeF, squaws, petrtied
 8 truthful mining experts, crystals,
 .',-es- members If the 18th Legislative
 ---[-,-.,. ua,houts and similar curios
 I..s already supplied with iufallIble
 -. rst--s and ambush scales that lie
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 V- Gee. ?. Denman, one of the own
 z-s saf tAe St. Helena ranch ID the Santa
 Pta mountains, IS 1T the city. The St.
 Helena ranch ls the one formerly owned b, NI-. Nj. Pagan, and is one of the finest -sn,1es in the county. MT. DenmRn IS oT.a of inc recent acquisitions to the rs-,d.nts of A-izoua, and was formerly ons of tbs -ira Of Riggs & Denman, CouusfIlcr- al Law, III Broadway, New
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 There seems t1 be a spontaneous sen- .ir1aD, f.vorIoE the appointment of Mr John F. Cum as agent at the San Car los reservation. Ills services are de- D-nfsd by every consideration of pro- lection 10 tbe whites and the proper care and subjugaJlOn of the Indians. Everybody wants hIm at San Carlos and even the reservation babies cry for hlm. h the intensity of the demand for him, Grover should not withhold the coveted parchment.
 Nr. T. L. Bailey, of BRiley's Wells, Grsaam county, Is paying a visit to Tucson, hIs first since last April. Mr. Bailey is one of the old pioneers of Ar.z lua, full of hearty years still, and with lots of prosperity accomplished by yea,s os honest industry and keen sag aeitv. Mir. Balley's ranch IS directly .a tls path of the hostile Indians and ye- he has never been molestei by th=m. He knows the members of the hostile band quite intimately and they have pledged Llm immunity irOm their Gr rgredltlons. brilliant Indian reservation idea has been originated by a Tucson man. All EuesoD ideas are brilliant, but some are more brilliant than others, and thIs idea pue ot electrical brllliance. He puTpCs- as that tla government fence the reser- yatiou with barbed wire strongly charged wi;h electricity, and any at tempt made by the red men to climb out yill send such B shock throughout the anatomy os the perpetratOr that he would be at once resolved into angelic Drilliance-just like the idea. This idea has been paired of with that of the steam road wagon tO the QulJotoas. Arizona possesses all the requirements necessary for raising horses, but the pr5-s of the southern part of the terrI- for should Use better judgment and devote less space to the inferior classes. T3- Tombstone exchanges came to Us #I,h highly colored portraits of ''wah l ho~," which has just returned to the | rarce of former days m the Huachucas, l afr running an Illegitlmate race at | Prescott last winter, backed by COchise | county. To one unacquslnted It would | uAsuraHy appear that the subject was | no horse in completes and to one fsmIi- | is- glih the object 1t Is plainly visible | .at the "hos-" k rather heavy behind. | Ne are informed that all hopes for | breeding "wah hosses" have been shat | tered by domestic difficulties In thls | family. and as "Wah hOsses" are of no | benefit to Coehise county or the terri toy the press would do well to turn their attention tO better stOck.-Hoof and | Harn.
 Arizona has many advantages to offer. V ueu oranges aud other citrus fruit gre freezing iu Florida, our fruit tress, cot touyb0is and more ornamental shades I Bre putting forth their buds: while cat tlc are even freezing n Texas, our TGlchers G-e preparing to cut alfalfa and mike hay and while snow and sleet and blizz.rds are binding the eyes of the eastern husbsndmen, here We have sun shine. happiness and the greatest signs Of promise With irrigation we have no chance of sustaining loss or B partial loss ot crops. No malarIRl diseases de- press our people: no cholera or yellow fever cary of tae living by scores, no slnstroke or rsbid dogs in summer dis tlrh the workman or the citizen. We are n fact greatly blessed by provi- donce. and simply need the efforts of mankind. intelligent and not eXtrav- sgaLt, to give us place Tn the plan of cur government second tO no other sub division ID the union.-Pnenix Gazette.
 The Florence canal scheme IS now a fixed fact Mr. R. H. Martin brought the neTs back when he came and also ins- functions 10 commence work at once. Ar. S. W. Foreman started to make the final survey oL Tuesday. The work wIll De pushed as rapidly as money and lab or can do II. The ditch will be about sev- enteen miles In. and it is thought that
 # VIII reclaim nearly 2J0.0O0 acres of desert mesa land. ThIs land Is undoubt- ediy IS good ss any in CalifOrnls and "A-a ltt4LEt LLe =din NaTlttltS anu a better quality of fruit than that produc- cd O. th- Golden gate. While 1t will cost large sum to take this ditch out. the income aIua.lr will he necessarily large | and steady and will therefore be pay Ing Investment for all time. The parties interested are men ot large means and "ie Ho-nE into lt as permanent invest inrL- !; will unt be long before the Gesert between Florence and Casa Gran Ge VII compare fayarably with the gar
 urn spots of California and other semi | U'picai co1utries.-FInal Record.
 -1e s7gel feet of ore at the bottom of | ,,,, ne WIZ I the Lalo tunnel, at Mineral !
 mn slyes 9 asp.endil average by assay, | ana N..i V705ahly mill SJO per ton with | VI, s--a7i'gE. Some of this ore contains ! VIZ ziye-. l. begins to look as if Min l 'Iai t!-i would develop into a native sil- | ',I li-tFl--. The virgin metal has been l s.II'h in 'he Woodpecker and the Key | --el' mines, and m several other proS- l fe''s oi tle district small pieces of the l tn~Ie metal have recently been found. l "A,n We located in Florence i've years | ,se A-nerai Hl.l was under cloud, and | .' 1,. .e" mad a word to say in its favor. | "e visited the district and carefully ex- | e1-lueI lt, surface indications, an be- i