Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12


 -.I-v rived from Pantano anc
 .aa,rrI .a-,I neal the Lexington stables
 T-st '-.,, will go to Fort Lowell.
 -,s N,5row Gauge flat cars for cou-
 .-,.-i1. purposes have arrived and ErC
 s5 r- tae track, being drawn by
 L--sss rea ling the arrival of locOmO'
 tive.
 ms. office and paddock key, tied
 -.'r !. -t-,uc: also small trunk key
 rr.., latch key, were picked up,
 --5rsy be found by their owners st
 tls Mat on-oon'
 u-.. the thermometer hoyers about
 ,, makes Verdi sIaIle blaudly, for
 'l-.r. that the ScOtia's numerous
 -5 -l,---- vii want bat little here below,
 tTI 4 that lit,le long," and Verdi Is
 h. Alss -I srg-drInks mixologlsts,
 Tn. ..--. -1ail and express matter for
 ..-s.., oy,r tue AtchlsOn, Topeka ana
 :.-.- r.. rJaI, got Is last night, which
 .,.s-f. s-.ceessful completion of the
 ..o.,-. at t.c Isleta bridge over the Rlo
 cgrlz ua re a dangerous Gnd exten-
 s.vs w.sLrut took place.
 vss.r,. II. Crspin, jr.. Paul F. Brown
 --5 y,Il- r. Haynes have jointly taken
 .-,-a 5ggirel ani sixty acres of land
 % .Es F ito. near Nr. Netmore's, for
 t--.. ranch. They will probably sink sw..l and pump lrrigaiIng water into
 resy-yolF.
 Tn. funeral o' the late John Hook
 ..-g. the unfortunate conductor who
 ,b-awa from h,s tram and killed,
 -4.- Benson yesterday morning, Wili take pis-a gt lUo'clocLto-m TOW We'd -.-9ty5 morning, i-,4 b.E-s under t.{.u, rooms, eI N-ia s.f-t'.
 tear,espoudeat oi .-a Star writes f---I Var's,v..-. north af the Santa S;s s-,s-- io-7. |, the San Pedro from
 Trcs,r last Monday whs attacked and
 1j,ss.7 1,. Tzl.als near Willow Springs.
 His r3lf horse saved his fife. The scene # The occurrence Is not far from Eskimiuzi3's place. .
 Residents of Arizona who have claims Ggalusl tue government or any business bFfore the departments, can secure prompt consideration by entrustlng th-.l tO Hon Van IL. Naming. 62i; F street. Pacific building. his long eX- De-ierre aui familiarity wita the busi- re.s afford hun special facilities 10 cir cumvalt mT.h Of inc red tape delay In- ciient 10 such matters. Tom Gardiner is in from the San Pedro, sni brings a letter from |. W. Finley giv.us the particulars of an attack by the Indians on Gonzales ranch, on Mon day mgat. The Indians tried to run of some stock and were fired upon when they rctreateG, returning tLe fire. IL Is Lot known how many Iu3lhus were iE the band. Mr. Gardiner says fifteen MeZiraus tock tue trail on Tuesday morning aaG B.e following Il. Mas= =r=. Allison Ss Son receI7ed the re- tlya- last evening from twenty tons of or f. H ;LeIr Olive mine in the Pima district, which nctted something over .IJ oUnc per ton. The shaft IS down lI} feet and two drifts of 70 feet each arr being driven on that level. A larger force of men will soon be put on to si 1pe. while the main shaft will be pgshed deeper. The mine has So far yielded SiS,0O0 from ore shipped.
 Parties ID from the vicinity of Walnut Grove. the fist of the week, report a small band Of Apaches as being csmPed there. 50 far they have shown no hos tIla signs. but nevertheless they have got to be watched pretty closely. Last Sat { tlElaE three bucks and squaw crossed | tA- hlu2 road, going towarl .he Wood | cs-r. Parties who claim tD know sBy I tha, ,l.g are gll trying 10 get back on | C the servation.-Pinal County Re cJ1l
 The report that White Mountain Ap-cles nave left the Reservation and g5La upon the warpGth is Dews at Fort A.gtle, their headquarters. Col. Wade, who commands there, has said: "I would | want t-e most positive proof before b. ,.uE that any of the White Noun t..a Indians have made Or are likely 70 ua5s any trouble" The Colonel does not believe that there Is any foundation for the report, and fl there was, situated a5 ae ls, he would know It.-SIlver Belt. James <. Smith returned Monday from weeks v.sit to the nc- strike near Aubrey landing on the Colorado river. From ulm we learn that several men are | B' T1rS taking out ore that will average | between ttyra and four hundred ounces silver t' tAe ton. The lstE k not ueHr- ly a- la~r. as at GEs' reported, but k a god ~lo@ir z 'gr a 5g-fac. gr3T9ac, anG | should som . va.O7c alt work be done | on it may prove to be h1Cauzl. The weather ther, Is very warm. the 'hcr mometsr ranging from 100 to lli1eTgees in tho shade-kingmgn Tribune.
 The publ;c school closed on the 2Sth of last month. the las: week being taken up in the exarainati1n O, the pupils, all ot whom showed that they had made great progress in their studies during the term just closed. The Trustees esti- mated that no more than l2j pupils would attend school, but the records of the principal show that there were 21O nlmes on the rcll, and flat average at tendarceduuuy the term was l25. which is compliment both 10 the Trustees and teachers. Miss Monk has shown that she is thoroughly couversant with The dctiCs ot her position, and II IS the general wish of our citizens that she be 'etaihod.-Florence Enterprise.
 The people of Tucson should join hsDcs In securing reduction works Tn thl- city. Parties are now here who VII cr-.s,ru very extensive works If r'a'aa 4l-~ t.LG AtEaAA tfAAis ] Ih- plant will give steady employment tp a great namGcr oi men, besides help ilc the miners in the development of tlelr properties, and Gn outlay by the e]ll-y .tTeu S35,U00 to SJ0OG0 would c'e-i" tea times that value in assessahle pr. .-.E aud employ hundreds of min CTS and tram-ter~. There is DO enter I7;se at such vaiue to Tucson ever he- lore projected md 1t should not be lfoFne. down ike the Sonora railroad connection was several years ago.
 ,- lla Canton co--osoonGent of the H'TtA Clua Daily Ners, says: United state Minister Dsuby lai an interview Win N.c.-1y Chang, OF the subject of .--,,rst'lng railroads iu China. Minis tgF F Don lF is reported as saying that .n- -.T.l "ll-pu was pr pared io under '-Aa 'aa 5ll.i,.g ot railroads through- oN -.1 whole of Cmun. without the l.2es-l'y fl China spending G single Csa'' la-l Uai.ei Staies capitalists Ne'e ready to supply Rl' the capital aud .I ,I-'',Fi-. necessary t. give China .- .'olSl r-llway system in the shortest p'ss'5.e ,.me. { g ' .onl Leehner. examiner of United ,a,l' sifTays, arrived i1 Florence thIs