Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29


 oply Pima -,. Pensgo Indians refuse to enlist l ..,n,s' either being too cowsrdly to S An.ches, or too indol-nt to exert l hu..aiyes huur in the chase. IL is perhlps | tne.,f,st ,hey should bo. be educated ID | wsrtare. r.,oIucson Weekly Flashes" is the l ..',r me latest pbcsphorescent glow ilN, csl journalism, and 1t Is really ID "a ani sparkling little paper. It IS sojnr;ed by Ed. Stephens and M. A. Smith.
 srnt Walker of the Narrow Gauge -,,sired several more carloads or lies .s,.rdsy which are being distributed ss ;'s, nossible. He has also received ,a-load Of spikes. As soon as oonstruc- ..n1 ear arrives, track laying will com mence. Ttscn,e one would erect a crusher and ,.,,retors in this city he could -, ooouch ore to keep running day n;gbt, There are vast quantities Of -,od concentrating ores near the clty, 'I iow grade to ship for treatment abroad.
 An in the role of honesty, when II mas HIS nropsr label on. The ordinary consum- Eli testify that he has never seen a ,oll of honesty in the genuine or oogns b7-,.er or else ambush scales are used those which he ID weight
 Officer Fuller, in charge of the helio- -.anh service. has been here for several ss'rs Ion1z,ng mo the feasibility of estab- i,sbinc a signal station ID the hills back HI .aen This would be sn excellent nova- Messages were yesterday ex- cbanqed easily with the station at Ante lope Springs -Eqitsph'
 N- Tho. ". Wood>iie, of Philadelphia ha. beeu ID the city for a day or two sc.ing on bebsf cf the bondhoIders of tbs Gnnsight mining company and a,- tending the sale of that property by tue sheriff He bli it ID for the oondholders, and tue Carthage company to redeem wrll be compellei to put up about SI5,- 0J0.
 Col. Wolfiay and hIs surveying party ,an across some very hot trails while re- turuiug from a trip to San Simon valley fbe other day. He got his theodolite all ready for action and WAS preparing to triangula;e every Apache in the country bu: the ID 4gDetIc variation took him ID ouposIte direction from that taken by the Indians.
 Engineer Bowers, of the s. P. R. R while c0nI9g towards Tucson with sn engine last evening, drove between two sounds of Apaches about five miles east of PautHno, not far from Mescal station. 4 part of baOd of about ten had crossed the track just before ihe ensiu- cana along, and the remainder wal.eI unul IL passed by. They were heading for the Whetstoues.
 Six lamp explosions ID one week wss the record ID PneuIx last week, out the extreme vigilance uf the people saved serious cODfiAgrations resulting there from Srme of the kerosene u-ed IS not safe for this warm climate, much of II b-ias from 1lO to ll5 degrees tire test about the trmperhtuTe of s,'me of tine summer days. Oil below l5O degrees test should not be used, especially II summer. and even then the utmost car, should be talk 10 keep the ventilstID. tube of the burner perfectly clean and open.
 Judge Sumner Howard was inter viewed by d newspaper man, on hi, return to his old home, at Flint, MichI gan, Tn which he expressed hlmsTh IT high terms of praise of Arizona. h. said he bad lived in a grest many places ba; had never found any place that hs liked as we'll, both for Its people and its climste. as Arlzona and, while he mlgai return in his old age to Michigan, he eKrects tO spend the remainder of hls active days here. He expects to return 10 Prescott about the lst Of June to bt present at the opening of court.-Jour nal Miner.
 Juan Mendose, s Mexican who IS here looking for work, says be was present al the killing of Mangus, and took hiE rifle, which was m improved WIncbes ter, and his belt, which contained ol rounds of cartridges. He says Mangn' was not an Apache but a Mexican by birth, who was stolen wher s boy, by { party of Apsches, during raid II Sonora. and that during one of the late raids through the foothills 0f the SlerrI Madres, be killed his own mother ana an elder brother, not knowing the re lationsbip he bore to them,-PhenIl Gazette.
 For the past week, and with Gn evi dently undlmiuishei determination [, steadily increase, has the stream of GUS toners filled the store of J. Frank & Go. buying while the low prices rule. Somt customers have secured n LJuisiaui lottery ticket ID the purchase of one bIl of goods, while tue redeemRble check, pass fapidly over the counter. Som one will surely win prIze and ever, l,,., d. C., the money expended. Call and eSamin the goods aud learn the prices, and yoI will be sstonished. Goods are beinl almost gwen away, the prices are 8 very low.
 What climate this is for raislnj beautiful chiidrenl Standing on a stree corner yesterday and watching th groups of little ones on their way | Sunday school, We noticed that ther were none to be seen who were no strong, healthy and handsome. An then there are so many of tnemi Tber IS certainly some invisible essence Tn th atmosphere Of Salt river valley whic causes nor Only the vegetable world be wonderfully prolific, but also has slmIlIar effect on the human inhBbItant' We will venture to say that there is nc oaOkhCi Cllg Ill iut NOllu AudA Cnu cuu so many children in proportion to Il population who are SD sturdy au healthy and beautitul-PhenIx Gszett
 Hon. k. L. Long, Territorial Superir tendelt of Pubic Instruction, visite our pubic schools Friday. This will h his last tour of inspection before the e. pIratlon of his term of office, aud he gathering material for his final repor Before leaving here NIT. Long said tn ours was the best orgaDized and disc p.ned public school III the Territory ar that the pupils were making the mo tA'lstac tory progress. He also remarke inHlsnt4 fly, taRt 1t would be difficult hnd more thorough teacher than Mi Monk, or any better equipped for Il position of princIpal.-Florence Ente prlse.
 Smith, Carson & Co. had about fifte' hundred head of beef cattle corrsled The Clenega last Thursday. They we perfectly quiet until aboat daylight Fl day morning, when they took fright fro