Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Last Thursday news was receive
 here from Clip that Trinidad Gonzal,
 and Louis Mendoza had kidnapped Mi.
 IneZ Martlne1, and with others who ha
 a band of stolen horses. had started i
 was supposed, for Lower CaIiforni, 1 Under Sheriff Werninger immediatel
 organized party end went to intercep
 them, but without success, and at thu
 time nothing has been heard from them | Tue large scope of uninhRbited couptr
 that they have to roam over. the few in | habi.ants OI which are their countrymer
 who viil protect them, and the limite,
 means of transportation and commupi
 cation, makes lheIr capture a difficult ! all costly undertaking. But the conn iy sGOG d spare no expense to captur,
 these oUtlEWs.-Iums Sentinel.
 4 man named William Spencer. alias
 PaysOn, but more generally known as
 Bronco BIlr' died at the county hos
 Pital yesterday afternoon and was bufiCC
 thls morning. Deceased wss abOnt 45
 years of age and had worked for s. c.
 Miller for several years. He suffered g sun stroke m Phenlx about year ago, since when he has been in i'll health. He hGs been quite sick and complaining of severe pains in his head for the last seS eEal days and was yesterday removed to the county hospital where he dIed three hours after beiog admitted. d.-JournaI Miner.
 D-. Alex. Trippel, c. T.. Taylor and D, II. Snyder have bonded the silver claims kuOwn as the Grown Point. Great Eastern and the Peer, iu the Min eral Greek DIstrics. They are ioc4ted Ou parallel leiges Of argeatifprous lead chTboaates, some O: which gre of very high grude. Development work will be comGtnced immediately, under the di- recilon of Sir. Shy der, who Is sanguine oi great resI!ts.-GloOe Silver Belt.
 A large body oI high grade ore was uncovered in the fifth level Of Old Globe mine last week. A considerable stream of water was also encountered which compelled a cessation of work Tor a couple of days. The new pump is now m operation. but a condenser is peeded before It will do satisfactory work One has been sent for, to San FranciscO.-Silver Belt.
 George Thompson died here at eight o'clock last evening. The funeral will iGSe place at five o'clock D. ID today, 'rom Undertaken RandslPs. Deceased Ea5 veil and favOrably known through Ariz 5ng, having filled the responsible po- ,liicn oi superintendent of MT. Jas. M. stewart stage lines for several years.-l Courier.
 hr. I. D. iiamm0Bd has been m the l 'ty from his stock ranch m the Santa | JatslInas. Tor daT or two, and left for | li4 hoWe to-day. He says nature has | ionned her loyeliest robes in that sec In ot the country, and every body is | isppy.
 The democracy of Pms county seem o have broken loose A few days ago was suavsly announced that there Tere no candidates for office among the emocrats, but now the one who does Ot want sn office IS deemed lttle "ofF'' n his mental equilibrium.
 The name of Eugene Trippel has been ayorably mentioned for the position of ups:visOr. He Is identified with the )ld Dominion Copper Company. the egviest tax payer Tn GiIa County. and sEOuld have a direct voice in be bOari.-Silver Belt.
 NT. Wm. M. Griffith. of Dripping brings, passed through here Saturday n route Co Phenix to purchase proper 7. He now owns real estate in that lace and desires to invest more lucre m pts there.-Enterprise.
 The Prescott Grays have rendered heir sefYices, and are ready to wsllop 8 agimeut of Mexicans. Tender of ser ices has been made to Acting Govern ? Bayard. Good for you, boys Cu:Ier.
 The Southern Pacific railroad, with iarked hoerality, has consented to iove to and from Marieopa, free of narge, all articles designed for exhibi- Ou at the territorial fair.-Gszette.
 MT. Sam E. Hall returned to-day 3 his gold mines in the Santa Catalina full of hope that the treas re house will soon open at his knock
 Editor George A. McCarter, of the una Sentinel, IS supremely happy over ls birth of son which occurred on ugust 7th. He says 1t weighs a ton. Every person who expects to vote at le election this fall must have his lme placed on the great register. The u register don't count.
 ChEs. Thompson has sold half inter 't n the Maytiower mine to A. E. oote. the consideration named being OCJ0.-JOurnal-M Miner.
 The Yuma Sentinel reports the arrival
 2O pounds of silver bullion and ten us of tsilings, from the Clip mine, by e last river steamer.
 Yuma county has fixed its rate of tax. ron at S3lO on each S1OO valuation,