Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-24


 good work. They have planted more extensively thIs season than hereto fore. and even the bucks DOW recog- nize the dignity of labor aud resultant benefits arising from well titled soil. Stsid, quiet, unobtrusive Alexander Barron, who has been life long granger and IS never happy without hay seed in bis hair, is head farmer and knows seed time and harvest just like look. He, however, with his many rural accom- mplishmsn,s excels as L. tobacco raiser and can tell tO s single seed the required quantity to plant an acre. Tbe pOmps of groves and garniture of fields IS his delight, and when the day is done ho loves to steal away with an agricultural report with Q view of perfecting himself n the art Of farming. Bids will very shortly be open for erecting a gTIst mlll which Is intend ei 10 be in readiness for this years crop and like 'Msntelins's mGngle is ex- pected to keep up one demned eternal grind until there IS no further food for the hopper With this and other con- pleted improvements at San Carlos agency. Indians recognize as all for them, renders their heart as light as Q feather, which can easily be judged by revelations ot the eye and smiling face. Silver Belt.
 The manuscript of an ecclesiastical poem, evidently lost, was picked mp on the streets this morning, and may be re- covered by the owner by applying at this office and establishing the;identi- ty.-Ot the characters in the tale.
 We visited Willow Springs Saturday aAd while there were shown through the mIll by Supt. D. T. Elmore. All parts of the machinery were working to a charm, and an average of about ten tons of ore Is being crushed daily. The new retort furnace arrived on Wednes- day and will be set up at once. after which the first bar of bullion will be run out. They were no. working their best ere, but vIll commence on it as soon as they are satisfied that the mode of treat ment Is correct. They have an abun- dance tof goOdI ore on the dumps aud m sight ID the mine to keep the mill running steadily, sEd from a receIt strike on the Great Pacific are extract jog some as fine, chloride ore as can be found anywhere.-PInal Record.
 1AN A14AfNA AALE NnA4ANhuE nave IuEs chased the Blk shaft and hoisting works and will use the same for a pump and ar shaft. They are now at work put ting n the necessary piping and con- nectlnS the same with the works at the King Mine. As soon as this Is finished the Blk shaft will be pumped out and drllt run 10 a connection with the low est workings of the King. This will dram the King of tll Us water and will also create draft that will keep the air n the King good at all seasons of the year. It will also enable them to hoist great deal more ore, as 9 large portion ot their time ls now used in hOisting water. After this is done c pipe line will be put ID to connect the Blk shaft with the pIpe line above town and thus he able to use the water out of the mine at the mill here. The capacity Of the works here IS to be increased shortly by the addition of more pans and concen- | tTatIng tables. \ large new boiler is HOW on the road and Tlll be placed in mill as soon ss IL arTIyes.-PinGl Record.
 For years Pinal county has yielded millions from its silver mines and to thls prosperity has been added the pow eTful recognition and impetus now gwen to our farming interest n the inaugur atlOn ot the large canal project around ! Florence. Wheat, barley. potatoes. all l kind Of garden truck, onions, cabbage. ] lettuce, carrots, turnips, and every l species of garden plant is raised with | gre, ease, and at our own doors find | splendid patronage Tn ths custom of our l unexcslled miues.-Cass Graude Voice. |
 Ehe next stated conclave of Ar;zona | Commanuery No. l. Knights Templar, will take place on Friday evening, May I;h. at which time a number of aPpli- cations for the orders will be presented. The near approach of the date of the TrieCI.s! C)nciave naturally urges those who desire to par iciDate in the ceremonies of that OccasIou. tD reach th' necessary degree of advancement tD euiItle them Co the privilege. and there VIII probably be a renewed activity Iz he only COmInandery in the Territory.
 NIT. Geo. B. Penss descended the old veil a, BPS Convent street. yesterday, and brought out the body ot little Willie ~ aTford. IL was found that bis neck and thigh were both broken by tha fall. and there is no doubt that death VCs io- 
 MT. Hsrtsield, the inventor oi lhe Hartsield smeller and Mauarsr Of tle i company, is in Tombstone, 6Ei will prob . ab'y reach Tucson the l4st of tEe pres snt week. He wili chow Co .he mining . men tine many advantages CT his plsut md will probably arrange to erect one ia thIs city.
 The firm of B0nsie.i k c., t1l and ! i03 SansOme street, San Francisco. .nuounces through the columns of the 1, 11TIzES that it is prepared % supply ,very Kind and class of paper msnuiac- ured, and at very reasonable prices,
 Messrs. Roskruge, Meeker. Kit. Way ,urn, Logan, Cum and others lef; this n0rning Co begin the government sur . ley of lands about The BabOquivsris. { They will 5e m She field for month O. 2 TX weeks, possibly longer. D S. II. Rumburg has on his stock ranch q n the Gila. three canals for sale. for 2 7hich SJ00 apiece will be charged. The . is required to catch the same | nd must have n speed equai c. e kansas i yclOne.-Phenix Gazette. it There ure hundreds of carp in War. q CTS lake weighing from three 70 SIX g ouuds. Some Of the fish seen there v sw dsys ago were more than two feet tl D length. They seem to thrive splen- idly in this climate. Y JldSe F. D. Ferguson bas been con- E deTably under the weather during the asi week, but he is improving some hat. NIT. F. O'Leary, the painter, has bcen "a ifen to the haspi.sl, suffering with con- ci impIion. D Mark Smith. Esq, of Tombstone, is Dw in Washington city. ~,
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