Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Letter From HarshaM.
HARsHAw, A. T., April 3d, 1886.

HARsHAw. A. T., April 3d, 1886.
 EDITOR CITIzES;-We Patagonianite
 congratulate you on your being one o
 the favored who attended the reception
 of Chief Geronimo at Fort Bowie-re
 ception in a horn. Hope you received [
 liberal supply of those photographs
 which will in part iecompense for ths conspicuous absence of His Royal High mesa. In heavens name, when will the crooked farce cease? Why did not Governor Zulick accompany General Crook and the photographer and sur round the red devils with a proclGma- tion and copy of the Tucson Star! Are We to have another year of murders and robberies? IL Is yet fresh in our memories the murder ot one of our best citizens while performing his duties Rs mail car Tier. and the robbery at the U. s mails on the 23d of last Jaly, only six miles from this town.
 Times are dull in the PRtagouias, al though some Ot tue chloriders are do- ing well.
 The Washington camp folks are still shipping ores and concentrations, they enjoy the luxury Of having a store and siilo,n as there wEs one opened a few days ago hy Messrs. Stevens and Armsn of CrlttenGen. Their popular and eff clent postmaster, David Allen, wIll Ie4aVr m Ohio.
 The Home Again mining company are taking out iiae ore. They have put ID 8 new boiler at a cost of seven hundred dollars, and paid liberal dividend on the first day of this month-no Aprll fool day for them. They have let a con tract on their dump 10 John Maher and John Clsisson, who are going to cOncsn- trate the ores before shipping. NIT. Cnas. Dunn, Jr., the lucky owner of one half the mine, has been confined to his coOm for nearly a month with rheuma- tism, but Is able to be on the street Hgaln.
 Harrington and Galispie will soon ship Er !her car load from their Humboldt mIne, they are drifting on the fifty foot level and have a fine ledge of ore in sight.
 BreDnich k Co, have good ledge of ore in sight ID the J. Gonld mine, near the Humboldt.
 w. T. Lake < Co.,, have small streak of rich ore in the Rosa mine.
 T. C. Hayes has his drift in 2S feet on the Lost Chance, but not muck ore yet, but good indications,
 Olsen 5 CoDrOy are about to resume work on the Old Olive, COnroy having leased J. D. Perryer's One-halt interest for term of five months
 The Hardshell partIes are shipping ore as usual.
 Richard Farrell is trsusactiEG consid- erable business in his store, st the Home Again mine.
 l.. Syiow & O., have in full stock of goods at Hsrshaw and are supplying 1 the ch!oridrrs and teamsters.
 Mr. James Finley hos gone to Eldora- ! do County, California, acd bus taken | charge Oi a mining concern
 The Mexican population had G high l time here on the I2ih of last month, 1 celebrating the marriage of Don Pedro l Gonzales and Dona AlIiide Martinez, 1 the groom being a nephew 10 Don An I tonic Lopez, well known il the Ps;a- I gouia and santa l.'ta moIutains and . tLe bride a rather hsudsoms brunette, | fJrIGerly of Aesmo-iii0, MexlcO.
 Whi!e tEe kuos was beng usI many :. GD yuTIous glance war Gas. lt tho gtuOm. by ths youEg 'grugOes.' Dancing waH kept up tIil early moEu, tEe ''srlngoes' taking an active part.
 There seems to be a dancing mama here. The dance at the Stone hail on Al ~sHN N-As T ei ma dancing kept up t'l morDIng and every one seemed well pleased.
 The ladies present were Mrs. W. T. Lake. Mrs. c. Nlcol, Mrs. Jas. Finley, Miss Annie Finley, Mrs. J. n. Perryer, Mrs. =. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. R. Fryer, Miss Nellie. Fryer, Mrs. Mrs. w. Grit tins, Mrs. T. \. Jones, Miss T. c. Jones, Mrs. '. 4. Under, Mrs. J. R. Manning, Miss Laura Manning, Miss Della Clais- -ou. Mrs. r. F. ReycrR and Miss Lena
 There is talk of another dance in a s,v V days, in the meantime the dancing school Is running in full blast, under the instructions of Professor Jhs. T. Lyon-, with Professor T. C. Hayes as and it Is being DO uncommon sight to see some of harshaw's old "rtilf." carrying a board under the arm, and lay it down on a smooth place and practice and call out one, two, three, one, two, three.
 One Edwardo Morino, sent in from lara for horse stealing, WAS discharged by the grand jury, they not having tes .imoDy enough to find an indictment, two of the principal witnesses being to appear but wrote to Tucson ssk:ng to be excused. Resrlt, witnesses axcu ed no indictment, J. P.s censUred by the grand jurors for committing parties without suiii .ient testimony to convict. But wheEl how those Js must have stretched their elastic con science to censure the vendors of bull butter! How many thousand pounds lf that article have some of them ven Jed ID the last year!
 Another republican rascal turned out Our new democratic post master N. w. Waite took charge of the office oD the first of this month and placed your hum bic servant in charge as assistant F. M.
 IT dame rumor Is to be credited, Ari- vaca and Harshaw will be united in the near future by-for gracious sake don; say told you. A. B.
 The Pioneers.
 HALL SOCIETY ARIZONA PIONEERS,
 TUCsoN. A. T., April 5tb, 1886.
 The Socleiy met in regular monthly