Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-23


 the best yet found in that wonderful camp. lie is taking out considerable O thls ore and wlli make shipment abOu
 a week hence. All of the mines ar,
 showing mp spleDdiily and none of in
 miners are dissatisfied with the out l look.
 TLe proclamation of the governor dit nn harm In ArizonG, where the peopl, are familiar vi,h the Indian affairs aad were viil!- So ..cgh oiY the s;igma o cue whom tAey colsiier a "ienderfoot, . but ;. is iEe effect ir the east, where bu hiiie h8ov!ed-e of the facts exist, thai tLey G0 not relish. The attempt tofur thsr iaIure the credit of the Territory b, pGrsd:ng its unfortunate financial cunCi ton prominently before the eyes of th, public, while intending to draw tue fir, from himself, Is another indication thai he is not the sincere friend of the peo pie be has proclaimed himself tO be.
 While the physicians who are healing the Iodian aillIction of Arizona ana New Mexico are prone to disagree in the treatment required, their patients arc suffering the acute ggouies occasi0nei by the stubborn ualady. T. 1t is pl.us- Ible argument that, where doctors dis. agree there is post mortem examin. GlIoI, the difficult diagnosis oi the hos tie disc lee by the several schools pro- fes>Ilg clear understanding of the ease. inspire the cheering hope that everything wIil be clearly understood st;tr the patients dissolution.
 Wa. s. Elel and T.. B. Clifford have male many exc-iieu; improvements io tls property tLsy recently purchased at t.e corner ot Church aud Alameda Etr,c,s. IEe house L.s been almos. built GuoU, fine fence has been con- s;-uc.ed usouEt it aud the lot has been planted virh Bermuda grass. IT other property owners would emulate the work of these gentleman fhe city would soon present far more attractive sp- peErsuc-.
 Southern Aliz7na couiaIns vast quan- t.Jit- of nearly alI the useful metals L-ziles lCiI and sI.yes Its copper and lIgI de glsits are almost Iuexhausiible, coal a51GEds lu great quantity and fire clay fer lining the furnaces a plentiful. Al tIe country Wants k more railroad tran- portatIOu and Capital t0 apply to the development Ot the natural re- sources.
 Nr J. A Bright has concluded to es- tabii'h his drug store Ht Wilcox and he will have his stock uf goods shIpped from Casa Grande to that place. The people of Wilcox are to be cOngratulat- ed both on the establishment of a new busiH css and tLe acquisition to I:s so- CIet! Of such estimabie people Gs MT. and Mrs. Bright.
 SiUce Nr. Royal |. Johnson laid aside h's official robe and become one of the dear people, with business interests ID the .iiy, the folks If Tucson have cone tO regard him as an Ice man. The per ptt-atOr ot the above is entitled to free lod-iggs n the freezing pickle at the zee works during the summer months.
 Every person dcsirous of having the streets Of tuC ci;y graded or improved shouid !uin In petition io the city C0u- cIl, with three fifths of the proper ty owners on such streets as signers. It is hoped that dozen or more petitions will bc presented.
 Tbe stockmen of Southern Arizona have adopted R New Mexican paper ss their official organ. There are the ex- celient stock papers published in ArizO- na but for some rvason they failed tO catch On.'
 It Is reported that the west-bound train last evening was compelled co stop about four miles east of thls city, on account of leaking Hue, and that Bob Clifford and Dsd Harrison went up Jn engIne No. 39 and pulled the train in.
 From the affidavit published in the proceedings of the Board of Supervis- DTS, 1t will be seen that the president f the fat mems club swe8rs easily and with elegance and precision.
 Bob. Harrison now does the graceful behind the desk of the Palace Hotel md makes tine guests of that popular house enjoy all the comforts Q hotel life ,sn afford.
 Treasurer !. M. Ochos, of Pinal county B in the city. Mr. Ochoa is one of the most progressive citizens of Florence md has hosts Of friends iu Tucson.
 It costs only Sll3l5 for round trip e1- ,ursion ticket from Chicago to the Pa fife coast, including a visit to Old Mexico, good for SIX months.
 The road overseer will soon engage in rec planting along the public high gays where the prospects ot their yroE.h are favorable.
 The postoiIice bulletin announced hat there would be no mail from the Vest to-day, but that tbe Calabasas raIu was on time. Tho mud is drying up; now if the em- ssary could be prevailed upon tO profit y is example the serenity of affairs l g0uid be assured. IL seems almost like being out of the | 70Tii to have the telegraph wires down l nd the receipt of news a very uncertain | uestoG. Judge Griffith, Of the Qulotoas, will | Q tO NogslCs Co reside after he com | ieies arranging hts business matters at l logan. Kirby had a gang of men at work on street to-day. dOIng some 'Ork in the way of improvements.
 The excavation for Don Sanfori's gilt dgsd block on Congress street Is about | esdy for the foundation stones.
 A partial mail from the west will pro- ably arrive tomorrow forenoon by a lRde-up train from Yuma. Rev. c. B. Sumner is expected to ar i've in Tucson next Saturday and VIII | emHin here several days.
 The familiar hum of the ice factory | is again heard and it Is in- eed cheerful music. The quality of the city water seems to e improving, probably because times re growing better.
 There is considerable snow now on | be tops of the mountains within view | f Tucson. A Fourth of July excursion to Globe, yer the Narrow Gauge railroad is being |