Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

Frank Miltenberg got home thls ,,orpiug from yis.. 10 California.
 An excursion part. to the Pacific ,,ast will start from -.-, ua on June Isl. See advertisement.
 Isn't it funny that America was dis .,,vsrei nearly four hundred years before tb.. discovery Of the birthplace of Col umbus?
 I'm. nsu who does not take his meals of the Ehie does uot Ie-iize the full .,4a,ure of gsstronomlca! delights with iu Lis reach.
 1rsximilisn Fnzeuherg IS in the city ,-l-, l;-eaterville, with quantity Of the ,'.rl,u metal as ihe tangible result Of b,s iai ss:Ty as Q miner.
 ,;.-,r.ua tried to reach Tucson to get ..,. .f sam Drachm.u's cigars. and f.. fsi lre Iu so l 'ing will probably v-.--v ;Lr old chief to death.
 r.aO aJl oa properties known as the ,.,-..,.z. mines wtr- to-dsy attached by .a. Nev.sa.auk, ot San Francisco, for ---r.y loaned, amounting to less than SnHu.
 t:., mail came through last evening,
 -.5T. Atcalsou. Topeka and Santa r.-..i. thr first thEsugh eastern mali s.-.ra,r,y a week. The washou;s have bss4 repalred.
 v-. Smrlax says if Gladstone only o,.1ai.l the poeI,I.n ot MT. SmIlaX Tor et.-s weeks h. would understand more ab(rt home rule than the people Of Ire land ever will know
 There a-e grounds f2r believing the --,.a-s ofthe Pasiis sill taste like unto .ha -a..nraut beverage, as twelve thou sa,.5 sncl,. of e1iT @ are soaking around tba wreck Of the Honduras.
 I, k nearly @ week since au eastern ..-;i '---- ih. stchls1u, Topeka & Santa
 El-,.5 -s. been received. A severe
 --a.+..r,t py near Las Vegas Is said to be
 --.rousi1!s for tHe trouble.
 p,~ier Agent L. 5. Williams returned .,-isr from a business trip abroad. Like his explosives, be goes off quite suII-uly sometimes, bat he always cracks a goo! bargain.
 The Tombstone has the threadbare sto-y Of she miue with the iron door, Io,a:aI m the CanaDea mountains. When tradition fastened the iron door to tLa mine ot fabulous riches, iron doors ware more scarce than rich mines.
 Nr. Frank Ingoldsby's etching of the olI mission Of San Xavier del Bsc Is the best picture of that interesting ruin that has ever been made. In looking at 1t one can easily imagine be Is viewing the re4I scene. ItIs 10 be rallied of in few days.
 Thomas Hamilton, who was so nearly rendered blind by premature explosion n the Globe nine, m August. 1881, and Was sent to San Francisco by the LnIDer's uuI0n. returned to Globe yesterd " with sight sulficlentiY restored to enable hlm to resume work again Silver Belt.
 Nessrs. Al. Bernard, John Haynes and q. 5. II -nsy have established trading post on the White Mountain reservation, aear Fort Apache, HnI Mir Bernard mas gone east to purchase large stock of goods with winch to stock il. He will buy at Chicago.
 Coujugal bliss is nowhere more hap pily illustrated than IH the pleasing con temptation of buck aimirlngly Wit ues=inE the labor efforts of his squaw carrying Q sack of il lUr and 8 pappoo-e at the same time, while he loiteungiy leads bis horse and sdmiriuEly appre- ciates the worth Of woman Silver Belt. [ $. Marshal ". k Meade, came up from Tombstone last eyouiug. lie met p.--sug- -7s on the trsIu from Calauasas vas .tat-d that the bOstiie7 were having a llieatI1n yesterday forenoon. lu r.... -.-lt gt the railroad station, anl from .gpeaTauces -htg had probably ca--u--j a quantity Ol Desc-l and were u.a. .I d.unk.
 THE Lon rary board of directors of tua ll-s - --slln WAS in session tu-oas ag.ru. '.- meetings are beng held UliL c.8saf ] n. 1b reporters being allowed sr. $ t1 rltEa- is mseyiags ur the rrc- r.i- oi t.-n se -lat tue public Is left to sa--- gt what 1. be;u- done by JAir legally c1a-rl;u'. } baly or public ser vlat-, t-,-JaGrnal-5lIae--
 Hsa. $. r. webb. of PAenix, arrived iu lae-au t..5 u aTn.n-. Mir. Webb ls uaa nt sll-tsutId citiZsus Of | ari- cs,t cocuty, aad ls 'o,kl1g about for a n 7k-ttrr tle g-sl' sG1iauce ot good ! things ualnrlgj providence, prolific saii 4ai u.- ng. IIGg-.ry have ClVel ia llm NI- W.hp l.y yisi: Ton b sloue sai other towns before returning tO ue Garden IIgy.
 Tuesday evening the Sanford mill, si adam-,llir. vss 8I-1s down. The l p-0ae-ry belonged tD iLs Cha5Uulean l brothers. of i8--pu. aud was valued at ! aboul S5un A large quantity of gram | was de,tT .rt a- tua came tune. The 1 bu-l!I Dt :nss mIil makes a good open Ing a, Florence for some -uteryrisinc | m-u t2 engage n the milling business at | that poInt-pIuai Record.
 A hro.ber of Ramon Soto has written | t3 Lim from asIfa that on the 2jth. be- | tween that place ani AlIsas. ten Tnen l were killed by he Indians. among them 1 Es'asls.go BoaI.las, a Californian, who | has a large family and was quite well | oh. JCse GTIjalya ana hls brother Man | ue., ai-o Ihato Tauumes We're badly l wounded. l. wal be several days before ] the names Of all the killed are ascer- tainei. Coroner r. J. Smith got home today | Iron siX weeks trip throughout the l western country. He visited all the lar | Ser towns and cities of California and | took advantage of the cheap passenger 1 rates to visit k snsas City, where he took | lessons iu the art of embalmIng, and ac- | 4llred tHe skill necessary to successfully | Ira''ce lt He then WeDt by way of | Ogden to San Francisco, and home iO | il'-on. His trip has greatly improved | h!s general health.
 Superintendent Gates, of the Yuma l lrS'n, not having sufficient nerve to | G'-cla-Gs all tLe honest employees of | tl z l.st.tUiioD, f his own accord. has | ea.si ugnu the rrcst Tucson "What-Is- H. to l.in mD. The Star accordingly | e.aa5 aG- w.lh gn editorial. advising ! Ar. 'Tl-as 70 a. once '-tirs every Republi | e-2 guard aud appoint good competent | b'n1aEa'- "a th-i- stesd Tomuy will | Dor d aa..os- "-eiactaa'Iy cid to the | F.e,-E-a 1-3"-h. Co bear upon h:m. .'- Es'-aa.
 A7 iiar.-rel3. inc proprietor of the 1 't--'Hl l Her which was erecled about | . --.- l..'E roan aHo1r UlOnth aso, | .-'i.. 'llt j. warkel perfectly and 1 s-a. >iA n. g.V'a S- worked ai prof | A. hs Gat "aa.usraphs of the smeltsr l t1E-" arf W..f tr -e Tr 1,ry-t au3 shin If I