Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

ot the Quiiotos telegraph office, IS in the
 city.
 A big wagon load of supplies for the
 miners went out to the Pima district
 to-day.
 MT. James Flynn has recovered suf-
 ficiently from his recent severe illness
 as to get about the streets agaln.
 Everybody believes that Gen. Crook
 will settle the hostile Indian troubles,
 Even the muddiest cup of coffee will settle If given plenty of time.
 Business does not seem to be extra
 ordinarily lively with the merchants
 just now, and some of them have but lit-
 tie else to do than to be happy.
 Some of the trnmps who are put 10 work in the chain gang showa disposition to work better for their temporary board and bed than they would for legitimate
 wages.
 Three lives were lost by the recent
 flood that swept over the lower portions
 of the city of Los Angeles this week.
 The loss to property IS estimated at half
 a million dollars.
 The soldier Mulcahey, who shot at
 Lieut.; Mason, at Fort Lowell, a short
 time ago, IS bopelessly insane. He
 made desperate effort to commit sui
 eide day or two ago.
 It is rumored that some of the parties
 who purchased tickets for the recen.
 orchestral entertainment, but were un-
 able to obtain seats, purpose sueing the
 management for damages.
 Joe Sresovich will ship @ carload of selected ore from the Santa Catalinas to
 Deming samplIng works, in a day or two, to be followed by many more If the re- turns are satisfactory.
 From challenge published in another column, 1t looks as If the Marquis of Queensbury rules are to govern another glove contest for the edIfication of the sporting pubic and comfortable purse.
 The doors of Mir. D Henderson's safe have at last been opened, after the most stubborn resistance to the skill of the mechanics, and 1t shows the scars of the terrible conflict. The door will probably
 be forwarded to San Francisco for re pairs.
 Postmaster Freeman of this city has received orders from the POsiofiice Department to discontinue mail servlc- es between Quiiotoa end Gunsight. on February lst. After tlat date the Gun sight or Allen mail will be sent to Qui- jotoa only.
 ColtUn is town of great expecta- ton daily newspaper has been estab-| lshed by Messrs. Peacock t Bailhache. The Evening Semi Tropic IS a newsy and neat five column paper, and Is II credit to any town of more than double the size of Colton.
 In announcing the delay in the west ern mail to-day the postOffice bulletin perpe;rRtes the tollowingidisaster: "Great distress reported among the passengers beyond Los Angeles for want of food They have tried all the stations along the road and they are now trying Te- hatch-e-pi.
 The Elite Is independent of the wash outs and Its Sunday dinner will not toe at all affected by break Tn railroad Indeed its dinner to- morrow will exceed any previous spread | of the kind, both in variety and quality | CA Nb0AoI 'feNAg NAlO lGaAAs G Il least will go the Elite for their Sunday | dinner.
 The new ice com pany has been prop | erly incorporated under the name of the | Artc Ice Company of Arizona, and filed their articles If incorporation. They | will run the works to their full capacity | and store the surplus ice. To-day the irst lot of twenty-four tons of clear and ice was turned out, and still Inc freezing continues.
 The western mall that reached Tucson Rst night, about eighty hours late, brought a copy of The Tombstone dated January 10th. It had taken an unau- horiZed trip to the Pacific Coast before he flood, persuaded by some democrat c postal clerk, who can't re6d, but was frightened home at the sight of 80 much water as it saw in Los Angeles.
 Louis Neri has planted a number of rees End vines in the rear of his Legal Tender saloon, at the corner of Stone Avenue and Maiden Lane. and long be- ore the hot weather sets m he will have cool and shady bower, with tables Rr- anged for those who like to enjoy a lass or two of good beer. He will call the Columbus beer garden. A petition Is being circulated in this ity praying the appointment of Mr. ohn F. Cum as Indian agent at San ,arlos. In Oochise county the petl- ion was signed by everyone regardless f politics, as 1t Is believed that Nr | )lum's record as a former agent war ants his resppoIntment in the interests i the peaceful government of the res ryation Indians. Miss Freitgen, Of Crittenden, who has { cen an invalid for the past three years, as been at the Sisters hospital in this lty for the past two months. Notwith- landing her pronounced incurability by he Chicago physicians, under the care 1 Dr. J. c. Handy she has been nearly s estored to health and will return to her a ome m few weeks in the enjoyment ( perfect health. The marked increase in the patron ge of the Church Plaza drug store is ue solely to the fact that Dr. George IRrtiu IS a skilled and careful phar- lacist and chemIst. and that he keeps ply the purest and freshest drugs to 8 had ID the markets. He keeps uoth- lg that IS old or deteriorated in quality : nd receives new supplies every week. Ie also keeps a carefully selected stock J druggist fancy goods, perfumery, etc. { ld sells at a very small margin of prof [ The detachment of the Fourth cavalry b stioned at Fort Lowell has been doing < little recruiting for the infantry ser ice. On the 18th instant, there was I o-n to the wife of Major Wirt Davis, sughter; on the 18th, to the wife of ' lieutenant Jas. B. Erwin, a daughter; ! nd on the 2lst, to the wife of Sergeant ' Ieagher, bouncing boy. The many | tends of the above parties are prOfuse V ] their congratulations. n The distrct court room became grad [ ally filled with smoke thls forenoon, om some cause unknown at le time, and it grew so dense lst court adjourned and the rvices of builder were sought to 1d the cause. Some felt sure that a . -e was smouldering beneath the floor, ' hile others were content with getting 1t of the smoke without caring for its ., use. An exsmInBtion of the premises U lally revealed a crevice in the chim- v