Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

'o,r3 a few weeks with some friends re
 ssrtly from France.
 u, N. \. Taylor, the popular and ef
 .,:1nt ticket and freight agent Tn thi
 D..eI;l v-;ll .ake a sho:t vacation and visI c,. Fraucis.o. He will start to-mor row.
 rba HawSeye Reduction Works Com ,sny hsve selected the site Tor I;s sI el p and had R survey msde on Tuesday The t,.le wIIl pass to them to-day Thii significant straw.
 Tbsrs is just enough land in Militar! La for inc lawful requirements Of tho EEtan,r.-si,y. The city should donate !L., ,,,ouud to the regents for Univer' t 1.,5 Hnrposes snd keep the building II city.
 r,a ranerade from Geronimo's band -L, ,eturned 50 Fort Apache says the
 ..,lss sra in a state of disOr Ter, vorn ho,l a;shesrtened. Latest reports Uu. -.;ir tbe belief that they will not hold ,nrcb longer. and would all be on 9-. ~. rsserya.ion now if they could get tbere.-Eplsaph-
 Tn, hard times administration has
 l,,,n ;be salary and allowances of e-, mason postmaster SiOO per year, 1-. ss,rstitc the reduction of tue force u,.,.ioyas Mr. Heory Levin will re- .. I-5m the posioffice on August lst. ~. .,.s- while the reform administration
 -, -sfcrn all the good there is In tbe
 cj1stry out of It.
 ,, arother column will be found the
 .--onnc.nsnt Of >Ir. Josephus Phy as a o--ii3at. lor SheTIff, subject 10 the ac .;,nnf inc Democratic Convention, in .s"s ona should be held. There are no Sa,.aT r,en than Mir. PAy. He IS cour o,,sors energetic and honest, and would ,%sta an exceptional oficer.-FloreDce Enterprise.
 u, H F Murray came down from S.1 E-a,ciseo this week and went down to Quljotoa to have well sunk near the T,oc,r1,,Iye miue, for the purpose of as cs-taIpiDg whether or not be can obtain sufficient water supply to run a five stamD mil. II be can be will erect s mill of tha. capacity at tbe mine Florence Enterprise.
 4 vsa.lenan from Qui!otoa informs us ina: ore has been encountered ID the prospect tunnel upon which the clmpsny has been working since the mill Wa closed down. The ore, be SAYS, Is low grade, but the vein Is large. 1T this IS true the bOnarza mines will vet make a stir. The tunnel taps the vein about l.0JO feet below the surface Enterprise.
 4 paper was being circulated to-day sui many signatures were obtained. subscribing money for the erection O; new ice works iu Tu son. The genera! plan i~ that ths sh res are of the par "a! 0s one dollar an their Bunbe- five thous7ud. The 5u5scr: beis Grt gusract-ei lee at lis actual cost and will b. entitled Co receive ice for She amount they subscribe to refund that sum. |, is stipulated that DO more than halt b cent ger pound will be charged for ice. Lieut.. Msus. in sn interview with a San Francisco Cali reporter, speaking ol Geronimo. sail he Is not a great WAT nor 10 tho sense that he is brave and skilled in the use of fire arma. Ills power lies in his eloquent tongue ana superior intellect. His ability to talk the Indians into doing s1ue:hirg ht chooses is very great. If Geronimo should be killed, Mans thinks the Apa. che hostilities would cease at once, as there IS DO other hostile who can hold those in the field together.--EpItsph.
 At 2o'clock Sunday morning the stage from Marlcops ran over an Indian ly- ing ID the road near Hosea Greenh6w's place The noble red-msn, who was drunk as lord, had selected B mud hole as @ resting place. The team pass ed around him but both wheels of the coach passed over his legs. The ground being very damp and soft, the Indian suffered TO serious injury. IL IS B pity that the officers are unable to detect the personr that continually seli liquor to the ,1iI8us.-Ggzette.
 The announcement comes from Tue Son that the CRlahssas road IS now ID a far way to be constructed, about one half Of the bonds having been disposed Of at fair rate. The Sal: River valley eau look more confidently to tGe exten- sion o. the Calabssas road in ihls direc ton f1r relief than to any other prcspec tlTe road that is In view. IL will be 6 regular gauge road, will connect with the A'caisau, Top ka & Santa F. Fysiem, vii. be tue road that will reGcn the Needles from this valley, fl any rOsd | does and thus give Us independent cut- let to San Francisco and the coast. The | people Ot tAIs county would like tO see the Calahasas road built to t9is town and tsSe the S2Go,0"0 subsiay,-Phenix Herald 4 NosSies telegram tO the San Fran cisco ChrUnl,l le, dated last Mo1day, says: ! James Speedy, till recently government guide aud scout, slys tEa, oa Saturday | afternoon, while on the ~gv to Calib1s- | Bs, he ssg five men riding about five huni5el yards from the road, out suo posed they were Mt xican vagueros. On | nearug them. however, be discovered | they were mounted hostile Indians, and l that they were armed with long Tom 1 muskets. When the Indians saw the party they hurriedIy turned west cross- ing over 8 small ridge. The party was 1 not well armed. Hence they gave no | p1rs1!;, but hurried on to CalabRsas. They met B rancher who stated that the | same morning a band of thirteen hostiies | hurHedly crossed the railroad track near DIS ranch. This indicates the return l d tle band of ho-tiles to this sechon.
 Tor the last twenty-foUr hours the | poli's have been engaged Tn a diligent 1esf ,l Tor man named Williams, who | eSm' np from Sonora on Sunday with | som chickens tor sale. He was accom- | P4l el by hls son, young lad. The | oJs Hli tue wagon are at the corral, but | 11'--ag has been seen of the man since | a.! light yesterday. He had been gam oIlS 'n the previous day. He resides | !u>' he.5F tle custom house, where he | .a- "!te and five daughters besides ,Ar boy, VhD is here. He Is Of medium aelih, Tar complexion, chm beard md | Srifs 8 white felt hat. His son is U l't distracted at nls fathers prolong- | sd Aa-ence.-Epitsph.
 d wood teamster named Frank Webb | I-e' "Iil remarkable and fatal aoci- Isa' oa the summit of the Middle Pass S Cs I4e D-agoons yesterday. Messrs. S1,44f.-y Walker and William Humphrey
 --le passing that place yesterday after b. observed tue man crushed between | e. A's' and traIl wagons. On examin- s'.'H le pro7ed 10 be dead, the life hay ,s ,1t oeen crushed out of him while in ,1s ,s5 ae: ot compiling the wagons. It is E E,2inlon ofthe gentlemen who found | g ,. mat he had not been dead more NJ 'en minutes when found. The | No4! vas brOayht in 4o Tor,b..,,o 5,,-