Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

moiste troupes tnst traFei tnls route
 The Lexington stables turnouts are q ..,l,sn snd rapid as those of the lsrges ,,st-epolltan stables. Mir. Perry 8lway Lnys the best stock and keeps his car r;sgas iu thorough order.
 lake Martini and Henry Wieek, com
 --.s-Y- the firm of Martini X Wleck
 t-ya tlken charge of the Park brewer
 ,~3sre making preparations to manu
 s-,trre the best article of beer ever pro
 5rcri ID Tucson.
 Ton, Steele of Wilcox, has secure,
 c7r.rsct for supplying the troops 8
 p-,,s wlth beef, from January 2ith tt
 I-,r ls, lie kills the beeves at Wilco,
 .-fsr. .rs the nest by rail to Bowie
 S,ockuBn
 V- poason. of Tucson shipped
 ..----os l5 head of beef cattle iron Sa-s .o grc,eut pueblo on Sunday morn .-.lss- They were bought of D. John
 s,T.y Co-Wiicox Stockmsn.
 5;,-a many Of the newspapers that finC ..-ray t1 the CITIZEN sanctum, tn,
 c-..aas 0i thIs paper contains long 70
 -.---s o' hard times. entitled the Delhi
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 .,,6 Monday for three weeks.
 Ina r1,-ou Dasly CITIZEN has just
 ..--s} mon its thirteenth volume, and
 .Ts W-zk.y CITIZEN upon Its sixteenth
 Ia. CrrIzES k one Of the oldest and tas, nspers in Arizona, snd has won suc- csss by msrlting it.-Mllcox Stockman. Is.tsr 10 this office from Lieutenant
 Fountain. who Is ID camp near Alma, says thst be has still in bis possession Pou- horses captured from the hostiles oD inc 9th. The owners can get them by proving property. They are de- se-,bel as follows: One pay, branded on Iaft hip C 4 with a bar below the let tsrs. One bay. branded on left hip with circle ". Two bays, with Mexican brgnis.-S.iyrr City Enterprise.
 S. L.1ls pa-tIes Lave purchased the oIl CliIz;t mil and also the old dumps of the Tip T 2 mine aud wIll move the ui.! up Co Iip Top to work the old dump, and custom ore of which there Is a great quantity iu that district awaiting am.. This will make things a little 5rGz about lip Top in the future paali1 Herald.
 lis a fact that Mayor Kelly is in re- oeilt of good news from Mr Bullock, news winch We woald like to lay before our readers. but, as the Mayors letter -s marked private" all We can, at pres eut, say, Is that the Mayor feels jolly over the news, so there IS no reason why all cur people should not feel that way to9.-PrescOtt Courier.
 The Salt River Valley farmers, but par ticl.Er.y those about Tempe, are jubi- iaat over the prospect of splendid crops .h.- gcsr. Old Jupiter Pluvlus remem- 0ere1 them just at propItlous tune, and the rain. falling ss it did, slowly sl1 -l sufficient quantities to thorough lg Ert the ground without injury toI the alIr4iy sown grain, had splendid eff iect-Ienpe News.
 The Arizona Pioneers, at their meet lng last night elected $. W. Carpenter Of Noggles, John Brannan, of Tucson, sud W. A. Werninger, Of Yuma, to Js members of the society. The names of Isaac Polhamus, Chas. Baker, 4. Frank, c. M. Thurlow, J. W. Dor rington, Isaac Lyons, 4. Bossung. A. E, de Corse and John Jsrkle, of Yuma; 4. G. Hubbard, of Clip, Yuma county, C. D. CISCO, were proposed for membership.
 Only half a dozen mining claims have been located in the ''new LeGdville." Tue surface indications Tn that vicinity ass not very encouraging, according to tlt report of some prospsctOrs who have y.5i,el th5 locality. The mine being opened by Messrs. Chambers, Sweetland and iesSersmith IS, however, yielding ] some exceptionally fine ore, and 1t prom 1 Ises C become a very valuable property. | military gentleman ID San Francis C1, i1 speaking of the episode in Mexico l rssC.'lsy In the killing of Capt. Craw- for -ves the Chronicle the following | cl-i5ns. This affair will cause consid- | enable investigation into the manage mel, of the troops when fighting I In- d-las, all 1t ls feared that the unfortu- na's circumstance of Captain CrRwford's death wal not redaund to the already TallnE credit Of General Crook. The | l1yes lgatlOn vii, Of course, be conduct eI n Washington D. C., and 1t IS antIc lpa;ei tha: Lieutenant Maus will have to go there 70 give his evidence"
 This afternoon, just as the western i1elsnt pulled ID at tine depot, the old t-ack walker, Flanagan, while labOrlng under heavy mead Of bad whiskey, cama lutO the waiting room with his grlp and threw 1t down with cousidera- o-e force, dlschargiHg pistol that was inside. The bullet passed through the nsshy part of a leg of Tom Wayburn and also made a bad tesh-wound in the side of NJ. Lamont, who were near Both Of ths wounds are quite serious but not necessarily fatal, they being quite su- pericial. Ii was narrow escape for both gentlemen.
 The members of the Board of Super Nsors some time ago offered prizes to The scholars III the public school who were the highest in department during tle term just ended The award was nide tll5 morning and resulted in the IoAoEing pupils being thus honored: ID hr Browns class, John Rose; Miss baii class, Wm. R. Kilt; Mrs. War Ten $ class, Lochiel King; Miss Dagg's cas- Joa4ulna Suastegui; Miss Royce's i class, Luhe Freese and Eloise Fedrico, Giyided equally The prizes were five ( uoAafs easa to each upon the deport- 1 sry 29. 1886. A good authority informs us that mere are seventeen thousand acres of ; i1-i under cultivation on the south side ol 9A.t klye-, and twenty three thousand I1'es on tae north sIde; altogether forty ','lsana acres. Fifteen thousand acres U. jhls land IS within :he neighborhood I' iempe and Mesa City; the rest of the .--- i7 tributary t0 PhenIx. On the fif- -l thousand acres aforementioned - - exists population of from 1000 !. u -'''J people.-Tempe News. D. Notwithstanding the refusal of the | a, d't5Iieh' .,1' 10 recoguizs the party services Al Si .AG uncle of his private secretary. ,',,A ,.rA L+'ll, by appointing him to a fat ,--5, -.,ls, That gentleman IS now superin- ia..l is-lent ot tle Mint in this city, and he nI-i cas iaPp9ln'ed Hermann, the Fat. @ as chief l Ger f:sTA, The Boss Is prepared to welcome 1 ,-...-- s' ., tfiends at the Mint and, as a ( 5-.iDs +-ii,e' oi business, will exchange their ' city. tue DeSt ID the 2 , II The Tres Alamos fraudulent land t S'--; Sss--, IS confirmed by Congress, it will gt-l.e over two hundred Far,;I;as oF 6