Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

yesterday.
 NIT. P. R. Fully is up from his cattle ranch near Arivacs.
 The meat markets are well supplied | with venlson to-day.
 Mr P. r. Thurman Of Solomonyillc 1 Graham county, Is in the city. i new awning was stretched in front of J. A. Blacks iewelry store to-dcy. Hon. E. B. Gage came up from Tomb stone yesterday and will return to-mor- Tow.
 The tops of the Rlncons and Santa Cstalnas were powdered with snow tu- day.
 The new grass on the stock ranges IS now up enough to give the cattle pretty fair feed.
 The east bound train rolled in tt three this afternoon, nearly SIX hours behind time.
 Next Monday being the first day of March, the monthly meetings of the var ious organizations will be held,
 The cause of the detention Of the tIain from the west today was Q washout near Yuma. It was serious only eight pr ten hours worth.
 Mir. Royal A. Johnson is fitting up the Wilkins residence near the Arct,c Ice works and will occupy 1t with ms family Tn few weeks.
 The San Xavier hotel will have one of its splendid Sunday dinners tomorrow, and the good things of life will be abundant and tOOthsomc.
 The Elite will have another of its fa- nous dinners tomorrow, and VIII add many new luxuries to the menu. The Elite still keeps in the lead.
 This was the day the attorneys in the Paul-Shaw racket were to settle the statement on motion for B new trial. iu the District Court, in Tombstone.
 4 Kansas weather prophet says that the month of March will be wet gener. ally speaking, and quite warm. The weather will be cloudy and crops will grow rapidly.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". II. Smith, Miss Smith, and the younger members of the family, are now stopping a. the SHn Xavier. They will leave for Logan on Monday morning.
 Lieut.. Eugene Spencer, [. s. corps oi engineers, has gone from Fort Bowie tC Fort Huachuca. lie IS to make new surveys of roads and trails along the line and to verl.y old maps for the use of General Crook.
 People have outgrOwn the nine days wonder as t. where the post office VIII be located, and most of them now say they don't care a continental where t Is located.
 Mes7rs Lucas, I.usk and McCaudless are very busy with their Improvements 8t Warmers lake, and will soon have first class arrGuS Sements for picnic. pleasure parties and fishing parties.
 Mir. Alberto AIande, the manager of the boot and shoe department of l. Zeckendorf d Cos mammoth store. has made a very artistic show window dls- play of boot and shoe polish that is unique and handsome. Mir. Alande is h very oblIglng and efficient manager.
 It is reported that the surveys ~ill soon be made far bringing to Fort Lowell a supply of fresh and wholesome water from reservoirs n the Santa Cata- lima mountains. 4 complete system of water works will be constructed.
 Mine host Klein has brought up the Cosmopolitan to a standard of excel fence that tine people apprecIate, and he sets one of the best tables III the west Try Sunday dinner tomorrow as an argument in the affirmative.
 It Is an open secret that Hon. R. \. aH- Al. Al Democracy will be the democratic can dIdate for councilman at large for the Southern district. Robert looms up like four time winner when be once starts 10 to accomplish R thing.
 Dr. George Martin received another lot of new and. fresh drugs today. He keeps up bis assortment by frequent or ders and allows TO goods tO become stale and Geteriorated with age. Pre- scuptions are compounded with scrupu- lous accuracy, day or night. He keeps a large line of druggists fancy goods, new and fashionable, and sells cheap.
 A section of the concrete pipe uanu- factured by MT. OZro nGskins may be seen ut the City Hall It wns m Use two years for drainage purposes, at the hospital, and 1t looks as sound and strong to-dGy as an ron pIpe. This is the kind of material that will likely be used In ths construction of the sewer from the court house to the valley.
 Harry Turner came in from the Sil- yer Monarch mine to-day, and w,ll re- turn this evening. The Silver Mon arch IS only SIX miles from Tucson, just at the top of the grade through RobleS Pass on the Quijotoa road. They have struck q four foot ledge of splendid ere on tine foot wall, % which they have been cross cutting, and will sink a shaft directly over the new find. New placer diggings have been found just west oi tine Tucson mountains. l about two miles from George Hucke's l mines and spring. An Indian showed | the locality to n miner and he found | gold in paying quantities, but the water l was scarce. He has arranged to use the 1 water of the spring at George Hucke's | millsIte, from winch he can Iget enough | to run q rocker. Two little children Of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kyle, aged four and seven years | respectively, strayed away from the | house into which the family were nov ing today, and went to the depot. In | playing about the neighborhood of the | machine warehouse they managed to | pull over some castings, which fell on | them and bruised them severely, al- | though Dr. Handy says no bones were | broken. IL was Q narrow escape for the | little ones.
 We are indebted to Mr. Sample fer the returns just received by Llm for a | shipment Of ore from tha Mauposa mine in Todd Basin. They are as follows: Lot No. |, about two tons, seven ounces in gold and l3S ounces in silver per ton. Lot No. ,, about ten tons. three 72-lDJ | ounces in gold and 7S ounces in silver per ton. The mine Is being worked by Messrs. Sample, Labaree and others on R lease from l.. A. S8nde7son. of San Francisco, who is tue fortunate owner Of the mine -Alohave Miner.
 Messrs. Burrows X White have opened up fine body of carbonate ores south west of the Silver Monarch mine. toward the Buena Vista, about seven miles from town. It was an accidental discovery,