Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

ed up new office at 234 Broadway,
 New York City, from which he is issuing l Pomeroy's Democrat, handsome six
 teen page paper, in better style than
 ever before, and is making 6 great suc- cess of 1t. In its defense of the princi- ples Of democyscy, the rights of labor
 and its opposition to Cleveland Tn all
 tha. pertains to the mugwumpiness of
 his administration. and 10 his renomin-
 Rtiou, Pomeroy's Democrat IS as hot as
 The rear end of 8 hornet, and ss solid as
 the front end of a buffalo bull. And
 the paper IS having a widespread infiu-
 ence. The price of the Democrat is
 only two dollars year, and 6 valuable
 present in addition, to every subscriber.
 Agents are wanted in every town to can-
 vsss for tee paper. and to make money
 by so dOIng. Sample copies free. Ad-
 dress M. NJ. Pomeroy, 234 Broadway,
 New York sity.
 The PheniX Gazette says: Some fears
 are entertained for the safety of Barney Martin, who has resided for many years
 st Antelope on the Wickenburg road. | Two weeks ago to day be started for Phenix, m wagon with his family, but
 has failed to reach here as yet. Friends
 instituted inquiry and can learn noth-
 ing Of MT. Martins movements since
 passing Seymour, coming this way. He
 disposed Of his property recently and sis
 supposed to have left home with con-
 siderable money, hence the apprehen-
 sion that he may have been fouly dealt
 with. party will leave here tonight ] to inquire into the matter.
 MT. and Mrs. Jose R. Vssquez have
 met with a deep sfiliction in the death
 of their little daughter Csrmelita, three years of age, who died suddenly on Sun | day morning, at six o'clock, and was
 buried from the Catholic church at five
 o'clock the same evening. A large num-
 Der of the friends and acqusintances at.
 tended, and Pioneer Hose Company No. | l, of which Mir. VasqueZ is a member,
 acted as en escort to the cemetery. The
 beresyed family have the earnest sym
 psthles of the whole community.
 PhenIx fruits seem to be of far better
 quality than those brought from Califor.
 mia, and they sell more readily in this
 market, The California fruits are nec-
 essarily picked when quite green snd ;n- stead of npening normally, they simply
 wither and lose much of their good
 qualities. The Phenix fruits come to
 hand ripe and fresh, and at price con-
 sIderably below those from California. ]
 Mir. N. A. Brown, at the office of Coun's | corral, sells PhsniI fruits at wholesale |
 and retail. Conrad Mundelius returned from |
 Woods station, on the Quijotoa road, | last evening, safe and sound. Ills mules | strByed away from hIs camp one night | and 1t took hun four days to find them. | Some one started the report that he
 was lost. The country may get turned around sometimes, but Conrad IS always on top, with his fine team of mules.
 Mir. Geo. l.. Scholefeld was in this morning from from the St. Helena ranch, near DavidsoD's cafion in the Santa RitaS. He brought in the scalp of a fine cinnamon bear that came to an untlmely end by nosing into bus mess with which it had no cause to mingle. MT. Scholeiield returned home thIs afternoon.
 A Mexican was found with a horse belonging to Mr. W. w, Baldwin, of Benson. early this morning, and quite a little excitement was created when It was unhitcbed from the wagon, which met with resistance from the Mexican. Judge Scott adjusted the trouble by giving Mir. Baldwin his horse and rep rimandInR the Mexican, who got hold of the animal through 8 mistake.
 Such quantities of fish were scattered over the Santa Cruz bottoms by the overflow that the stench was almost in- tolerabie along the streets that border the low lands. Boys are peddling large ( strings of fish, many of wh.ch have been picked up on the bottoms I long after they died from exposure to the air.
 The street commissioner gathers up all the sweepings every Saturday morn q ing, and If people will place 8 box con 8 tainIng them on the sidewalk early on the Of the day be makes his rounds, he will take them away. This plan will prevent the streets becoming strewn 1, with paper and rubbish. T.
 The Chinsmsn employed by Mir. T. A. Judd, while washing bottles this after noon, severely cut his left hand with a L broken piece of glsss. The great gasb D evered number ot blood vessels and u he man left literal trail of blood from h he California Wine House to Dr. Han k ly's office. a MT. J, V. Vickers, of tombstone, spent v 'unday in this city, on his way to Phe- ;S Iix. Ez-Sheriff J. l.. Ward was also ]" 'reeting his friends here. and both gen. v ' lemsn left today for the Salt River ~ alley. Y Iu many places along the Santa Cruz, o o the south, the rains have been SO P cry heavy ana severe that they have n r,V.a a.l nr..Nn al I Nr. 8 the water run of too quick to soak the e round. q, Hon. o. Meyer Zulick, Governor of II Arizona, left for the east this morning, h D public and private business. He may n, e absent couple of months. His U Ite and daughter will come to Arizona ni nd make it their home.-Oourier. D! The friends of MT. and Mrs. c. Ben. -eney are ID receipt of cards sAnnouncinQ le wedding on July l4tb. The happy ,uple are spending the honeymoon in an Francisco. IT Ben. Fl. Hereford. Esq, announces VI imself candidate for District Altor- sy, subject to the action of the demo pl atic county convention. Ben runs m ell, but the race IS not always to the po I. Eift, as he will realize this time. i' Surveyor Geo. J. Roskruge will take co Ie field on his government surveying hu 'ntrsct, on Monday. The section of sg le country that will receive hls stten- pa ons IS south of the Babcquivaris. no NIT. Theo. l.. Schultz will leave to- M Mlt' orrow, Tor the San Pedro to examine ,t me big mining properties there for an sl stern syndicate. He will be absent ,oI eek or ten days. oil The Phenix Gazette says Col. G. W. ba echneF, inspector of surveys for Ari- it 'na, IS lying dangerously Ill at the res es, ence of G. W.Ingalls, in tha. city. an Tbe Stockman says N. YIn Alstine N' st twenty-five head of two-year-olds, 'out two miles above Benson. on Au- ., lst lst. They were probably stolen. Ha 4. Dewitt. real estate dealer of Phe- tn, \. died ID thht city on Thursday, of bu phold fever. He leaves 8 family in be heightened circumstances, Tt Rev. Downs will preach Sunday morn SI nr, ffr r,,l G.la | hAA