Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

Yac8, near the Cerro Colorado mine.
 The new road to Gresterville will not be viewed by the Overseer and commit tee appointed by the Supervisors, for week or ten days yet.
 More building improvements are noH being made than at any previous time during the past year. When the boom comes every building in the city will be occupied and the demand for carpen- ters and builders will exceed the sup py.
 The CITIZEN hazards a guess Tn re gard to the change in proprletoTshlp Of the ClsrIon, and .s incorrect in its state- ment. Mir. Edward Stowell to whom 1t, doubtless. refers as the former editor of the Pomona Progress IS not connected with the ClarIon.-Clifton Clarion.
 The farmers say that this is rather backward season. Most of them will not commence threshing until the first week in Jnne, though Wm. Ruff intends to commence on the 18th of this month. In lS7l-2 Hosea Greenshaw commenced threshing on tine 12th Of May, and IL 1877 Lin Orme delivered new grain al Mcdowell on the l7th of May.-Gszette.
 James Cannen, one of the oldest and most universally respected residents of this county, has been missing from his home ln Chloride since last Monday. When last seen he was on his way to a spring a short distance from town with the intention of cleaning 1t out. Parties from Mineral Park and Chloride, with Indians as trailers, are out hunting him. It Is feared he has perished on the desert.-Kingmsn Tribune,
 J. L. Ward leaves to-day for Pinal with Abou: 5000 pounds of ice from the MsrIcopa Ice and Packing Co.'S. works. A store house will be had at Final and ice from there delivered to the King and Florence. For the present four-horse load will be sent from here every four days, but the amount will be increased Ps fast as demand requires. This will prove of great benefit to the above named towns and also paying business for those interested.-Gszette.
 The possession of a dynamite bomb ought to be made felony m every state of the UnIon. There Is no legitimate use to winch such engines of destruction can be put. The throwing of one with murderous intent should be made 9 cap itsl offense, whether injury follow or not. New crimes require newer treatment. We have the example of Australia for punishing assaults with death, and sInce We make a distinction against the poIson- CT in our murder law, why should We not make H similar distinction against the bomb thrower?-S F. Post.
 Between this tune and the next month ly drawing of the Louisiana lottery, there will be a continuous rush of pur- chasers to the store If J. Frank & Co.,, 10 avail themeelves of the opportunity to purchase goods at remarkably low prices and at the same time acquire chances of drawing big prize. They know the full value of the money ex- pended Is received in goods, and the prize that may be drawn WIll be So much clear gain. Do not forget that the next drawing takes place on June 10th.
 General Manuel Escalanie, of Hermo- sillo, IS visiting Tombstone. The Gen. eral says the people of Sonora are anz- ious to have home reduction works for their ores, but the report that an export duty would be placed Un the ores is un- founded. Our Mexican friends are much pleased with the change of Indian pol icy inaugura.ed by General Miles, in discontinuing the employment of the Apache scouts. General Escalante is very intelligent and agreeable gentleman and thorough master of the English lsngusge.-Epitsph.
 NIT. David Fisher, who represents the Department of Justice, and Is visiting Arizona on business connected with that department, arrived in Tombstone last evening. He is engaged al the present time in examining the accounts of Ex- Marshal Tidball Mir Fisher IS a resi- dent of the famous state of Ohio, which alone Is a sufficient guarantee of hIs ability to fill a federal office. But aside from his lucky birthplace. he is a genial, l intelligent gentleman.-EpitGph.
 Joe Sresovich's train. formerly W. J. | Tweed's, will arrive tonight from Gro Blanco with nearly the last load of ma chinery from the Esperanza hill, which IS being shipped to the Psymaster mine at Cactus station, on the Colorado des- ert, in California. About one more load will complete the removal of the mill and all buildings connected there with. After the completion Of thIs contract NIT. Sresoyich will probably remove his train to Sonora to haul ore from the mines to the railroad for tEe Nogales smelter.
 Mir D. W. Grant has kindly favored us with the returns from two small lots l of ore shipped by him to the kin2man | Sampling Works last week, as follows: l Lot No. l, tons, sampled 344 ounces | 10 the ton n silver with 20 per cent | lead. Lot No. 2, 200 pounds, sampled | 2l4 ounces in silver with 10 per cent | lead. This ore represents the work of | two men for three weeks. and was taken | form the Independence mIne at Chlo- ride, which IS being worked by Mir. | Grant under n lease from the owner, c. | F. Sherman.-Mohsve Miner.
 From Max Marks who arrived ID camp | to-day from the PalcmInas custom | house, 1t Is learned that a courier reached | there yesterday from ruvelama, a camp near Altar, bringing the news that the | Apaches had recently rBided that section | and killed a large number of persons That in fact the whole country seemed | to be alive with them. The killing SO | so far, has mainly been carried on west | of the Sonora railroad. Mir. Marks fur ther states that Captain Hatfield and | troop are lnueIatlkhDle lu tntlT tnOrts Il to reach the hostlles. They are in the | saddle day and night. The report that | Don Jose NJ. Elias horses were recently | stolen by the renegadcs IS not true.- The Tombstone.
 General Sherman has 8 good memory | for faces, but is apt to forget names. He iwas walking along the street in Washington, one day, in company with | friend, when a man stopped him and | smilingly asked after hIs health. "I beg your pardon" sad the General. Your face is familiar, but l can't recall | your name" "I made your shirts" was the reply. "Oh! why, certainly Recall you perfectly" exclaimed the General. Colonel" turning to his companion. "let me introduce you to my old army | friend, Major Shurz."
 4 party of Indians have been camped near town for a week or two past. Last week about fifteen of them called at a Mexican's house below town, and claimed a horse that he had Us belonging to Al A,n . |