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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
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 GcoFsg MI.l-r wls in town vest, rday with 4 tol Of ors ffcL hl- mine ID Neay. e- district, Bear Li Dorado csuJn. The ore sampled pvtg e.U OuucgS per ton ID silver.
 Helry F. Ewing came iu from Chlo- r.te Saturday evening. On Monday he had tons o' o.e from tue Tuckshoe mlue sampled ut the sanpling works, winch ngttel h:n e Eea. little sum.
 T. ". Logan broggL. over ton o' ore from the Badger miue st Mineral Pork Tuesday which himself and father recently purchased Cf 4. J. Coon. He had II worked Gt the sampler yesterday.
 ". F. Wilkinson and Byron Sherman came an from NallHpaI mountain with two tons ot ore from their new strike. The ore sampled 3Jl ounces Tn silver at Inc sampllng works. The boys have been only two weeks taking out thIs amount and sGY they have several tons Of ore almost .s good on the dump.
 The Signal mill aud mine shut down operation last week and all the men who went there when the mill first started are leaving the camp. The owners say that the cau-a ot the suspension Is the depreci1tIOn ln the vaiug os silver. the loss to the mil amounting to S1,OOO per month. The shutting down of this enterprise affects the whole county ci Mohaye and especially tue soathegn portion, and IL wiil oe long time re- covering from ;he shock this blow has gwen the mITIug industry of that sec tion. We hope silver wiil soon be back to the plar' it occupied few years ago and tha. signal wlli again be booming town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
The Feast.

The Feast of Saint Augustine will
 open at the park in this city. about ten
 days hence, and the usual scenes of ths, ! epoch os bilarily will be Ee-enscted,
 The pr1gramne is sufficiently varied
 each year lo break its nlUI0tony, but it's
 ohiei igud mark, the San Xa1ier Raw hlde Band, never suffers innovation. |.
 ls lke the pOOr-''always sith as.' IL
 ls combination that must be seen.
 heard and dreamed about Co be appre-
 ciateG, tCg ] Is incapable uf description
 and it deiis- tne magic Oi iustanianeoua
 photography. Wrapped m the haIf-
 gloom O. the unhk hted side oi the dac
 Ing pavilion. the wilt, WIeTd sLG eccen-
 trlc mu-ic seems to be gathered up Into small Aaud5ful, and from a motly group Oi ha!!-clad tOInale-muuchin2 specImtLs Ci laurc!-colOred humanity. tney are thrown ont UpJn the hlr and mo the g-.0nished ears of the sight
 sctrs, by tLc sudden aud splteful thump Oi Gu as.Amatic base drum. There IS s sort Cf eccentric cutoff 70 sheiE strains. like thai ol the steam engine, aud the base drum thump re- presents the vigorous exhaust. There is Oniy one San AasIer raWhide band in exislsrce, and when they are gathered up aud washed, anl presented itiie "iucs and given golden harp tu t|auc Etlie Tiling acruss from EOrlI to "'lld Jaia4- thr damp clouds, tue SFtGt"s' "pa.,r uf the l)rIc wur.d y Ill exist ca .a tIIS taeaSer hi-toS.. I. Is worth G -.- E-'ies gO ssr, and H.ttr Lay- lnS J ei "Lc- .ceu. |: ~ worth gong Moir u.-.t- 'u set cut Ui :hs range Of it's | tLlM.e.
 But tacle are ten thousand O.Eer at. trHc'l1r- .! Ga. Fiesta and one caD uhG s..D!t .n almost buy iiue of t.iy, r. Ion l-si-ri. !. Is a feast without form | and ua-ygst wIthOut bread. One can siTielt llil7elt In a respectable way upon things ihui are socially forbidden I at hil o;a'r s-asons, and can toy with sbc "sAHgs md arrows Of outrageous fortune eiih .upuni'y measured only the length or hIs purse.
 ladred there IS DO limit to the riot lne ;5s.=s and pgssions are permitted To rnG, nuG no comment is made. The patron sa-Gt eX)rcises all sin from the l grounds. apd one can sauau- Ter 9 i- -..s earnings ugOn the green 'i'.n iu s.uyie hour aLd 20 hence without being termed gambler or with ,ui even 5-s,t!Bg L.s standing m Le church.
 This is Il part what toe fva-t IS. and ! one cones EltaIu L. range of one nun
 rcd mI.ss e the scene aud fails to , ,ugei at its s-sae, he has only himself 10 .oreTe- L.e. t1 death for his sinful Iegi,ct o- orIu.iuuiiy.
 her- arc a f-w spaces for booths still 'ptn, winch may b. secured by calling iPon ,r addressing Messrs Rainsbury < Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
He Was Too Wise.

Col. Joslyn s.rollel down to the de. pot the other day, with his Iuquisitive little olive branch, to take a look at the Narrow Gauge railroad now under con. struo.ion. Little Johnny looked at tbe engine and other portions Of the rolling stock with absorbed interest, at the came time plying his Iu;errogailves a little too rapidly for the Colonel to promptly answer. At last he cspied the painted letters upon thea: "A. \. C.. iI. l.' He thought moment, and then asked: "Ps, don't g-u-g-r-y spell an gry2"
 "Yes, my son."
 "Bu;. pa, what makes the cars an- gry?'
 'rhe cars angry? Don't ask such foolish questions, Johnny
 "Bnt every one of them has got 'aB- gry' painted on it"
 "No. Johnny. Tley ars u1iy tbe ioi- tisi letters uf Zoe Iau1c gf the ruai-AriE0Ea Narrow GI1Se Rail Way
 No pa; I'll tell yon Virt ]: means. It means tle folks K hp ride ou the cars are angry because they nave ID seats to st dJvn oa."
 Maybe 70, Johnny" and the Coloners eye tvi2k.el wi-h asy hGmor," may be they are the tazoaytr-' csTs wbo pay for rhe bonds. for near t,a; some ot them are very auEry.'
 "i gusss. ps, they unsi hs the cars for the taxpayers, for they .resll fiat cars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Dynamite.

d c1uple of sharp reports like the
 booming of youthful artillery startled
 many of inc o.her=ise luiet and serene
 snore-7 oi this houosabl" roeblp last
 night, st abpu. tte critical hour upon
 the Programme vbea tho churchyarjs
 were arranged Co ysSn and the graves fire GU. .-ci- s.0ozs. The first impress sIon e-'veysJ hy the alarming sound,
 was igt eC com had cracked, or a ..ox-
 der l.Gse had as s,-uici the go.den stf.s Dpzcas ot people rushed forth frcu ;ls4r dUelills places into tne of.Gh- moonlight, iu haste to see where all the rest 1f the world had been blown Co, aLi one clTe!al and discreet lady took Ter haruing lamp with her. like the wise virgin. Co let It shine before men, etc, .ithUugl the moon shone gl- most ss hEigh; as day. No Apachss were Co bs seen, and there were no nur- derou- yeils io indicate bloody tragedy, SO the dI-tg- g-h-d people reluctantly re- tCsn-G fs t--Ir bsis, deter mined to sleep "u T- -ardless Of every alarm, even tLc break oi dny.
 -lis m3rGi-- rlbic opinion was divided a- Go whether "a buitiug had collapsed, a neieor had exploded, two lovers hud exchanged pzriirg kI-s st ;he garden gate. or that Judge Wood had s4LIeni! withdrew hs IRnie from the mud of political aspiration. The a' fair vas & complete mys;cry, and II still remains ln a. mos prp'ouui secrecy. ex- c.giinE th.t avarUe second ian .umor hls -een tsscel tI a .ret,s gCoi aUIhor- ity accounting iH- the racket. It K said that Mr Sam Hughes vls erecting an uuthouse u5hr p7rtiCun fence, and nat tLe uei-hbIrs were euvIJus Of such subsigniiEl improvement s. Opposition .-I Co rzrCstu,I'irE ari the growing sentiment uf gciuai EosiIliries could on .g be nippCd il tue bud by pulveriziDg tle rampant bone of contention. l Wheeler of not these he aii facts, t-adi- ] ficu does no. stop to iot.oluce support 1 jag testimony, Lgt records the sequel as mpliiyir tLe dormant energy of dy- | uauite, which, exp-diliously pulverized l into impa,psh.r powder both doby wall 1 and loby gl,.ic-, leaving bat n hollow | y1li where tle DGre c. contention once | reared it's menLcIrg proportions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
! New Indian Tnrturc.

The Apaches have found a new and improved torture. IL is slow nud sure dea'h-terTible ;o the victim in its pauR- o' anguish frlghtiul ID Its uIbbling UIt s
 excrucia'ing iu its millions Of s:l- gs aud horrible iu its slowness Oi death. What these demons of hell cannot tbiuk of al- most "suppasseth compreLensIon.' Nov when tbe country Is favorable, the h. dian take prisoner, strip him nsl.ld Il aEd pin him down over G large ant hole, and leave him there in She broiiIng sun til myriads of ants actually torture Linn to death. His wriihincs and pl-eOUs ag- peals for meIcy-mcrcy for them Co k.Il him, are laughed at. Still they do show some mercy, for they scalp l-m and Jap his scalp m his face; they then skin hIm in Htrips. thus giving the ants ire h start for additional vlgOr n thelr attack
 The victim then after having suffered untold pConies, becongs, praise be to nature, Insensible and dies. Eastern seLtImentslists make a note.--ErCntlsr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
ed as such by the voters or Pima

ed as such by ths voters Of PimA county.
 Another obiectir writing this letter is to remove u prejudice from the Dlindg ot many, ghO are Jed tO regard the cattle interest as - incnc.oiy, sId its repre- seatEtly5s as grasDtuE meo. Both oi These unjust suspisioBs | hope l have provei that thsre are no real grounds iO. {. lake away from Pima county today its cattle interests, and leave only its min ing interests as they now Grt, over whelmel by tie depreciation Of silver and copper, and capital temporarily frightened away by the same cause, and Indian troubles, the sight. as to re- sources, would be an appalling one Oae that the Star wouij not like ;o Iook on, or any citizen whose interests are identified with the futare of the county.
 have not one dollar invested in the cattle interests, or nm in auy way con nected with it. Therefore 1 am not preIudlced in my vlews of 1t.
 joHN O. DOUGHEKTY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Michael Fleming, a miner, was terrI- hly injured Jg tIe explosion of the pow der ulag-zi-e in the Prince George mine at Stockton Hili last Friday. Mir. Flem- ing gave our reporter the following ac- count oitee explosion: Il went up into the tunnel where the magazine was sit. ulted I1r tl- purpose uf making some primers, ui-h winch t1 set oil some blasts m wILze n which myself and partner were wOTki1G. l had finished making for or five aud was engaged ID ty uc t.n 7,-ilg around the last one when uItc-i That appeared tO be a -pRrA of i,.e la .Ee box Cf giant powder | rubbed -g h-ui over tue spot and fel; nothing '-a. appeared like fire. As soon r# I tas finished the prim- era r, ClH. Ov5. the box of giant pc.d,r -l ta.1e my candle from the wall. where placed q, aLd was surprised tO see that t.e bu.ht spot m the box had rapidly Increased. No seccud thought vas nec-s>ary Co tell me that sn explo- sion wal about to take place, SO l drop ped sv,ry .hiug and spTang from the magazine, Bt the same tune hsllowing at the top Cf my voice that En explosion vGs sbou- Co take place and for every one to get out Ot She way. l rushed with hesd!oug speed toward the mouth of the tunnel and upon reaching it fell with my face toward the entrance" Just then the explosion took place and the hot ar and dust and gravel bu-ned and cut the unfortunate mans face. neck, breast and arms m a fearful man. Ter. He is being kindly cared for by his many friends and no serious results are anticipated except a slight disig uremeu: of his face. His eyes are filled with dust and are swollen shut, but they arc expected to come out all right Kiugman Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI l ciAl District in tEe County of Pima, Trrri- tory of Arizona.
 Stepaen Cerrero, plaintiff. against Ella N. Cerrerl dsfeudart.-Aiias SammOus.
 Action hrpught n the DI-tricf COurt of the Fir~t JldicIal District m and for the COuuty of Pima Iu he Territory of Arlz0uA. The Territory of Arizona ssnd- greeting Co Ella M. terrerO.
 Y0u are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear iu an action brought against you by the abova ram-i plaintiff. In the District Court of the Fir-t Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima. m the Territory of Ari- E1rn- ard answer the complaint n ed sith the CIe-k of this Court. At Tucson m said county Ia copy ot which complaint Accompanies this su.nulousl NIthia twenty days (eKciusiVs of the daE of servlcel after the ser vice upou you of this summons, If served in thls colnty; but If served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days n all other eAsss forty iAy..
 And yog are bsreby nOiihs sd that If you fAil to prF.aar and answer tho complaint Ns above rs- glire1. the plaintiff will take Judgment by de- fault a.ainsr you and wlll apply to the Court for the relief demanded theron and co-ts and dis bnrssmeuts m ttis behalf expended.
 Given under ny hand and the seal of said District Court. at Tucson this Sl.h day of J July. A. D.. ls>6.
 TSE,LI J. IL MARTIN. Clerk.
 By CHAR-Es hKE-HAN, Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Th. Sccrcfnrr Arnu.cI.

Nf. Gsyari vas walking rousiyals home ;le o-h-r -5euiU2 wien rude r-r~c. knocked hIs hat off
 w bat did yog q Q that fsTy' Inquired N- Bav4ri with considerable curiosity @. t-e same time picking .ue hat n? and placing # firmly on his head
 The rude person sHii never word, but cbuckei Nr. BGyaId a blow that made L's nose bleed.
 "Sir," said tho secretary, applying his handkerchief t1 the 1illIcted part, your action Is reprehcnsible-I mus: be per nitted Co tell you that
 Ibereupon the rude person kicked Nr. Bayard into the ditch and proceeded to step on him.
 "Ihis-tAis is UubeaE ble" exclaimed Mr. BHyari. Tt will presently be nec- essary to expUstulste. By heavens. was never 90 humiliRted m all my life
 "Whut dye soy ?' inquired the rude person.
 "I say. SIT. remarked Mr. BRysrd firm ly ss he moved away. casually nursing hls injuries and dustIug his clothes, Il say, sir. that 1 Fhall institute an inquiry into this outrage without delay. There shall be an investigation, sir an inves- iigstion.-The Judge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Rennhlican Delcrafe.

The republican club of this city. al it's meeting last Saturday night, ont ol fifty names presented by the executive committee, selected the following ler sons to be voted for at the primaries next Saturday, for delegates tJ tL5 couaty convention:
 Nessrs. John Prince. ?. H. Goodwin, San Baird, II. BueLmau, P J. Aguir-e, A. V. Gr5ssetta, II. B. Penney, John Haynes, W. !. Perry. Wn. Raii, F. E. Pomroy, George PUsch, Dana Uaruou. II 5. Dodge. TLomas D-.=coE, H. ". Eeruer, J. C. Hsndy. =. A Mlal5ye. p. Scyder, E Miller, F. E. GlLori, J.. Wo.tiey and |. F. Smith.
 These are all gentlemen of chl7actar uud staui.ug sud il tls matter of uan- nations they will b. governed solely Dy the best interests uf tle public and tLe welfare of the party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Now taat the question of outrcCes upsn Ameucan citizens iu Mexico is iu 1 course of diplomatic discussion and 6d. 1 iu-lment, 1T would be well to ge; at the bottom facts iu the case cf Capt. C-aw- ford, and insist upon proper apology and due indemnity for hIs death Gt the hands Of the Mexican troops I5 is claimed by his mGrierers that be was killed through a misunderstanding of his character and miss on; but Lleuf. MHUs, who was present o8 the urca-1or. de- clsres that the assault occurred after
 Msxicans had been mede Hcguainr- ed, m their own iaugaage, with all the facts For scme lUscIut- able reason this case has nos re- ceived the attention that it deserves ani 1t x to be hoped that Secretary BayHrd will include # in the present nesotiatI0ns. with a view to having jus iice done where not c. step has been taken in that direction by 'hs Mexican governmeut.-St. Louis Globe-pelo- crat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Official Records.
LOCATIONs.

Eclipse, Grand View and Black Fra,l mines, Santa Catalina mtns: JDly-, 13 John r. Aheru.
 York mIne, eastern slope Of inc Ssr., Catalina mouutaiDs, June 26, r. Ge.sa. man,
 Oxford miae. eastern s.oye n, tb, Santa Catalina mountains, June aG. r ! Geesamsn. New Haven mlne. Harshsw district June 2l, Jas. c. Hurley, Vim. Powers Rich'd Farrell. I DEEDS.
 Lansing Hsight to the Henslev N V. X ;. Co, ali his interes. !n anv and all mining claims in Washington Car,n Mining district; Sj.
 \. I. Greene to HeHsley NJ. N. * S. Co; the Indiana, Illinois, Golden G-,, Gnd Morning Star mines, sWashipgt-s Q Camp Mining district; S5.
 Mm. F. Heasley and wife to fine E,rs. ley M. N. & B., O., the Indiana. Illir,ie Golden Gate, Morning Star. Iron king. Estelle and Louise, Great Republic and bonauza mines and engine. boiler ho,st- ing works, etc., nov on Indiana mine W NasElngton Camp District; s.
 Ihos, P, II. Whitslav to tue Isn.'sy n. NJ. |, ;. Co, mill site a: CrittrpGen. part of Estelle and Louise, al-r ho;sfius engine, steam pump. etc. Washington Camp Distinct; $J,
 C. u, Ward to John II. Hubbard: Home, Aurora, Little John, Niiw4utep. Surprise mines and mil sites .sPing dis- irct, snutherly end of Sie-rI.a inou,- tains; Sl0,OO0
 NTs. Carmine $. de Jor-G to Nr. trudence Cummings, certain lot ln No gales; S32J,
 Albert FDrtlous to J. k Nolan. in. tercet m lot n w-st side e. Merely avenue. Nocalcs, occupied by tle Point Saloon" SlI3.
 MfsCELLANEoUs.
 Bill of sale, Albert Forslouis Co J.K. Nolan, fixtures in Point saloon, Noga.- es; SIOO.
 Bill Of sale, c. II. Ward to John r. Hubbard, cattle branded 20 E., GIG. head cattle; also horses etc. ard ,oatrslI wl-h Wisconsin Live Stock Co, ot Ali zon8.
 Power o, Attorney, Wm. r., Henslty to Estelle Hensiey, to bargain and cell cor- tam property n Washington Camp Nm ing District Contract between j. B. Anderson .Ei John Scott, to work :Ee Trsasure, EiCaty Six, Booth sld Bank Note mines. GTeaterviila.
 Arhcles of Incorporation of the EUEs- ley Mining, Milling and SmeltIug com. pa1y; luO.Ulu shares at SiO each. h. c0rporato-s, Samuel Shear. A. q. Green, w. 7. Hanslev, Ihos- |. II, Whi;iaa, R M. Lindsay. Iucorp under the laws of California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Gnnnn Ernnf-

Much uuessiuess IS felt by the people Of Mexican Nogales over the contirma' ton of the Canon grant by the Mexican government. The decision makes good their title to four hundred and forty seven thousand acres of land. which !a- cludes much ut this courry hereaoouts, besides ull of Mexican Nogalgs. Jne next move by the Cam3us will b. 60 get the Cnitei St.tas to recognize their title; they will th-u CQbble iu Americ-n ID Nogales. ltls thought that ile MoN!- can decision will have much Iuiiuence with Uncle Sam in their favor. .-Eron- tier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

General Miles was met here by Gov. Torres, of Sonora, Mexico. last Tuesday. These gentlemen held a long consults- tion upon the Indian situation. IL IS thought; tha; General Niles will be per mitted Co recruit company of Sierra Madre Indians. who are known enemies to the Apsches. braver, more cunning and more enduriDg.-Frontier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

I. l.. Watson. a brakeman on the ;. P. R. R, came in from Yuma last night with sen satIUual news Cf an abduction near Yuma. About SIX months ago SIX MeXIc5n "Tgs,lers' stole a band Of horses rea- Tucson and escaped. Depu ty SheTiT smith, of Yuma. pursued them, but they were hgroored and helped oi ry gl old Mexican, name un- known, who lives on a ranch near the CliP mISs. srygnty-iive miles north of Yuma. Hr refused food to Smith and bis companions, and they had to go home emPty-ugUded About II o'clock Thursday u0rning these same six rus tlers rewarded the old Mexican by ab- duc,iug LIs i6yesr.Old daughter. An Indian rurueT came down from the ranch Co Kama (seventy- five miles, ID seven hH.Fs, aud brought the news Two Doses of ci ght or ten men, com handed iy deputy sheriiTs, started at once In pursTit of ihe abductOrs. who We're, when last heard uf, making for S5uofu. Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Last Monday while Gen Niles wss ID Noggles be instructed the signal officer. on tue top oi "O.d Ba.dy,' Co direct b.s photographic machine oa this place, which wss done for sbCus two hours. Every motion Of the glass clGli be plainly seen, and those who understood the moss alphabet, had no trouble ID reading clearly at that distance, 3j miles mir line everything that vas iiashed over. This IS great system, and k one of greatest convenience Co Our grny, us by this means informltion can be sent over long distances of almost irl- phssable country Tn a very short time. Gen. Miles informed s News man that he had recently sent a message to a point 800 miles distant. and received reply n four hours.-Nogales News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Andy Mehan came in to-day from the Whetstone mountains where he recOv- cred six stolen horses. two of V hich be- lopged to a rancher named Hart in the Dragoon mountains; the other four he does not know who the owners are The Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Col. COnw7y. who has been for twelve years m Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming and New Mex co. says that all the noted desperatoes that he saw were blondes. He seys. "Aiasterson the famous sheriff ot Dodge. who had killed twenty seven men when he was ? years old, has light hair and blue eyes. So has Doc Holli- day, eXi..t from Arizona for trying to kIl all cf Ilmbs tone m one day. The E1rp brothers could join 6 Lydia Th0mIs'1 iscuDe if yellow curls went for auy as. Jack Short, notorious thr0uEbaHl .ag entire West. IS llttle fellow O.. |. blonde ca-t. and that is the camp!e.3H e Mark DuSyan and Jim Kinney, 'v0 v.Ty bad ren of great re- u0ED ia CslC7lip-N. Y Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Mir. J. n. Gratacap, formerly super iatendent ot the Orion Mining company, but more recently engaged iu develop ing mines about Gro Blanco, dIsd st that place last Friday. August 18th, ot internal hemorrhage lie was fifty eight years of sge,and native of Brook lyn, \. Y. where a sister now resides. He was much respected by every one of his scqualntances in Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

The shelter shut down tLIs week for the purpose Of grading track up be- hlnd the smelter. This will save the slow process of wIndlassing the ore up, as the cars will dump the rock right at the feeder. They will probably blow in again Monday.-Frontier,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Rep7L. clus will bear in mind that the primaries will be held as the bell tower next Saturday.
 Judge ". II. Barnes is expected to arrive at home by the frs: through train from California.
 The trains are m state of bewiIder- ing uncertainty again to-day, and all on account of .he water.
 Secretary Lamar has been urging the governors O; the territories tO send in their snnnal reports earlier this year than they have previously done.
 The hyir,uts still give forth s compo- sition tha. must first be well chalked to give 1t the appearance of water. The second series of repairs will be com pleted in s few days
 4 Mexican named Miguel Rivera, WAS run over by the cars near the nine mile water hole last night and had both legs crushed. Hs was brought to thi' city and surgical Ejd summoned.
 Mr. James Carr, the freighter, left th;s city isst night on the delayed train for Kansas City, from which place he had received a telegram announcing the serious illness cf his mother.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

It k v..b sorrow va chronicle .he sutdel death nT Lcart disease of Mrs r.. ?. E.:ey. ,. inis town, at , o'clock yesterday Es.ui1-. Le- husband had returned '.a@ kI0Emsn only the night Het0re, a,I Ei.. {, .sHteE5d early the neXi morning ,.y fer struggles for breath, uut before medical assistance could toe obtained --e U.eLtled her last. As dc composition rat iu @ speedy intermant was decrei uece-sary and she was buried yFs-e-i ay evening Gt six o'clock. The ladies O, Flagstaff did everything In tteir E1UeT Co prepare the body for the lsst seG ceEemOujes.-Flsgstaff ChaIv.ol.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

The Yuma Sentinel reports the arrival of 2jO pounds of silver bullion and ten tons of tailings, from the Clip mine, by the last river steamer.
 Yuma county has fixed its rate of tax. atiCn at S3lO on each SlOO valuation.