Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30


 Frank Pierce, l. F. Ward, Chas. Wilcox, Henry Deitz and Geo. Stoller.
 MT. Ben Morton came III from the
 White Cloud mine Thursday. He re-
 purts the mIne as looking exceedingly
 well. They are down something over
 GO feet in the incline shaft and It IS all n ore, of very superior quality, being
 literally covered with horn-silver. From him We learn that a new strike
 was made in the Woodpecker on Tues day. A shaft was put in on the big ledge, near the camp and blew out a large amount of tine ore. The ore be- ing coated with horn silver az thick Rs ones finger naIl-Pinal Record.
 Fifteen of the Mescalero ApGches have gone on the war path. They had a fight with lot Of Me1icans near Tula- rosa recently. If the bucks of thIs reser- yatioD, in Lincoln county N. M., go out ID force they will do incalcuisble damage. IL Is known that many of these strong ly sympathised with the ChircahuH Apaches, and were anxious to go on the war path early in the spring. They were restrained cnly by the most careful and repressIve measures adopted by the h. dian agent-El PBsO Bulletin.
 There is again fair prospect of c custom -smelter being erected on the Gila, about six miles above Florence, to reduce ores from Mineral Hill. Such an enterprise would not only pay the pro jectOrs handsomely, but would be a God send tO the claim owners Of Mineral Hill There Is scarcely claim in the district that could not be worked ht a profit with custom reduction works so conveniently situated.-Fiorence Enter prise.
 Mr. Peter Will WAS treated to sn agreeable surprise Wednesday. An old debtor sent hIm Sl0O in payment of an account that hac been outlaWcd over two years. Not one man m ten thOus and wIll pay d bill after 1t outlaws, aud such a man can always be trusted The man In the case here mentioned is Jack Green, uf Butte. He is poor man, working for wages.-FlOrence Enter prise.
 W L Bailey, and old time and highly e-teemed citizen of Florence, died sud denly at his home in that place on the l1th instant, Of heart disease. He was tf Ia--a AA eAhNa a ANAAhG VI -4nA AhA4AAr and leaves a wI;e and three children, ID comfortable circumstances. He was member of Florence Lodge No. I, 4. O. L. V.
 Quite large herds ot steers and horses from sOnOrE are reported to be on this side Of the line some distance, grazIng. In some Instauces they are eacroachIng upon ranges already occupied. Ii would be interesting to know just how many of the-e cattle and horses will find their way back to Mexican so.l.
 Yesterdays train from the east brouSt Sau Francisco dates to the 20tn. The mall came over the Atlantic < Pacific l road. lt is expected that the repairs to | the SJuthsT4 Pacific will be completed l m few days and that trains wIli run | direct to San Francesca towards to last | Of the week.
 New Mexican cattle are worth per | head. 23 per cent more thaD they were | i've years agD, which IS another argu- | men. ID beh li of grading up. IL costs | n5 more to 1t graded steer for market l than II does g scrub, and the profits are l i fourth mOr7.-Chiefiain.
 Another rich strike is reported in the | Blue D.ck mine. IL consists of a good | 3 zed boiy Of gray copper, running iJout SUj ounces n silver. Old miners I 'ly the Ihina now looks better thsn | sy-r.-Prescoit Journal. Miner.
 Fred Austin, of Fort Lowell, WAS in Florence last week, settling up his bus ness affairs vI;h his partner ID the Sac ton leadership, MT. Wm. II. .Dempsey, hr. Austin will continue the business at 5acatOn.
 The ladies' oi the Congregatilnnl 'h1rch will hold public reception in lOnor of Rev. c B Sumner. at the Con church on Tuts sday evening. January 26th, between 7:30 and g o'clock. The public IS generally invited
 The temperance lecture at the Bap- ist church last night by the Rev. David Iatun, was well attended and the lec- are was interesting and instructive.
 Reports fron Maricopa are fo the ef- eel that the Santa Cruz is up so high hat teams coming this way cannot each the Gila-Phenix Herald.
 The details of s woman whipping at iils Bend, are furnished by cores ,nndent, whose communication Is Q lit- le too pointed for publication.
 The Southern Belle mill m the Santa ,stslIuas, IS running ten stamps stead y and ships its bar of gold bullion reg larly each week.
 Mr. NJ. Licltenstoi1, ot San Francis Q, is ID tho city, resting a lew days ai- lF having been ImpFis0nei ia the snow anks O! Kansas.
 Mr. r. L. Hehers1n. a miner from the 'ujotoa, now in this city, w.l 20 to ] iarshaw, where h. has mining inter- s;s. Generals Crook and Bradley talked ndlan End took an Indian meal to- , ether ID Albuquerque on Friday. The rains which have visited Arizona d California also extend over a large ( or;iOn of Sonora.
 MT. Frank J. Heney has gone out to [ IS ranch on the San Pedro. He will l sturn next Monday. The new "Wrinkle" cigar the latest Z nd best ID inc market for sale by Phil | -otthelE The new Wrinkle cigar the latest ] ad best in the market, for sale by Phil .oithelf.
 It is thought the present vsrm wealth : will be productive of another copious .Infall. | Geo. L. Hood, Esq. of Logan, is in i iis city for a week, on legal bus mess. | Denny Armstrong has returned from ' s long soiOurn at the Quiiotoas. The western mail will try and reach ncson by five o'clock tonight.
 Theo. L. Stiles, Esqr., feturned to- 2 ly from a visit to California. a 4 little snow still fingers on the top of y C Santa Cstalinas. T Col. Cameron King has returned from tl trip 10 Sonora. A Dr. Josiah Pool Is ID town from the d ID Pedro. g MT J. B. Collins, of SolomonyiIle, is h the city. u