Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-02

C New lear gifts, and can suit any taste D and purse. 1t would be an en Hess task r. to enumerate the thousands of articles f embraced m the stock, but they con- t prise every possIble want conceivable, s The custom of observing this holiday | With similar expressions of affection gs e characterize Christmas, Is a pretty one D and It enables the recipient of tokens Q sn opportunity to sreciproca,e. A hand , some Look. an album, a bruce of vases, - piece of artistic sistuary Q . dressing case, and many other useful
 and ornamental gifts can be found at 3 MT. MaEsteid's, and they constitute ob- I !ecss that will be treasured Hs mementos r whose presence will refresh the mem ory m the years of the hidden future with kind recoliecticus of the giTer. Yesterday morning a portion of the root of ChGrOleau's DnilGing Oh the west
 slle of Church plaza, occupied by the O. K. Restaurant, suddenly fell in. Leo pold Menck, a barber, Was sitting at
 table here the timbers and debris con-
 eentrated in theIr fall, and he received serious injuries abCut the head and shoulders. When taken out he was uD-
 conscious, and wonEd on the head
 suggested the probability that a nail or
 Q silver had been driven into the skull,
 but be afterwards became conscious and
 IS now in a far way to recover. The
 wound on the head is not nearly us bad
 as wRs supposed, and ths skull seems
 to be all right. A defective raster Occa-
 stoned the accident.
 4 co-respouGcr', writing from Flag
 stall gives An account of the recent diff
 cUlty ID that vicinity, ia winch two Mexi-
 can herders were killed. Ii appears that
 these two men formed part Of band of
 twenty who had come ID from New Mex
 leo with twenty thousand sheep, which |
 they undertook to pasture on ranges in | I this county, already occupied. As the l \ sheep herders would not listen to tine |
 rsmonstrances of the owners, but en-
 deavored to keep possession by force of | ! arms, a scrimmage ensued, in which two |
 were killed and the remainder driven of | { ylth their flock. The MexIcaus appear
 10 have forced the trouble on the cattle men. Prescott Courier.
 This morning Dilda sent for Judge [. II. Sanford for consultation. The
 Judge vent over to the Cell and Dilda represented that he owned land near PheuiX worth s2.CO0 which be would turn | over gs a fee. NIT. Sanford consented to be appointed by the court for the pur- pose Of srraignmeut and m the mean
 time wired Phenix to know how the
 land lay, and received an answer
 saying that Dilia lad no prop eTty; that the laad jumped by
 him was owned by Joe Reed. Mr.
 Sanford at once declned tO have auy-
 thing further to do with the case.-Pres- colt Journal Miner.
 Allison * Son received returns from
 two carloads Oi Pima district ore, ship
 ped to Colorado for treatment, Inst eve
 nm, accompanied ny cheek for SjigJ which represents the net return after
 pay ment oi freight and treatment. The ore was from g mine lrHsad by Messvs.
 Scott, SterrItt, and DsvIue. Previous
 shipments added t0 the present returns.
 give them eIcn A snug little bank &C., count, of which al their friends are
 glad to hear.
 George Scott, Of Duileyy.lle, writes that he vi.i eguip and taosoughly outfit good and practical GGn for H period Of si< uiuutLs, lu "a campaign against
 th5 hostile ApaChos orB-y Olher las le-s persons. This Is the proper sp!Tl. that the patriotic ATlZJllaD6 are endowed with. GNa wlth suca spontaneous e1- pressious oo2ling forth from every sec ton. tpe future of the territory may be considered as guided by safe hands.
 The Har;sield portable smelling fur Dace seems Co be just the thing that has ! long been needed ia His portion Of the mining world. IL Is not only simple in , its construction and costs but a modsr- a'e sum, but il Is the most effective fur aece yet presented tO th" public. An ' sdYertlsement elsewhere sets forth some ! of its Advantages and all persons inter- estel iD smelling should send to them ' for circulars.
 Morgan r.. Wise is 5ssirous of inter- ' asiIrE the people Of lis section m the c e-=-,.-.4 -. - auEttOir n this I cisy, witl slew oi .sulppiDS slaughtered | | beef by the American Beef companys { system, tLat transports the beef ID prime 1 condition anywhere on tLs continent. AlE. Nlse thinks that a proper local of- ! fort will assist hlm ID 1, rmIng a clm- 1 paDy with eastern capital. Q
 J. Elllott Walker, Of Tucson, the new y appointed clerk ot the district court q for tLis county. arrived in Phoenix to- day py private conveyance from MRrico- ps. NIr. Walker will assume his official , duties on Friday next. He is highly {, spoken Of by the press ot Tucson. and . vill TO doubt discharge the duties oi z hIs new position to the satisfaction of ' Gazette.
 The city will be full oi prospectors ' next week with newly made no.ices of { location in their pockets for record. C More claims will be relocated this year T than for many ycars owing to there hay ] ing been severe stringency In the times I and the absolute ImpOssibility of many ( poor miners to do the requisite amount Of assessment work.
 That portion of the general public who occasionally take something "fOr the stomGch's sake" have found a most I agreeable beverage in the pure, old I White Ryc, sold at the Scotia. The I skillful manipulatcrs have extracted all f its headaches, and its good reputation ! is based on the joyful effects Of tho ex- { hilerating liquid. ,
 Mrs. c. R. Parker, mother o, Mrs. 1, Coles 4. Bashford, Frank G. Parker and : Charles Parker, died yesterday morning 7 at her residence in Prescott, after ! long illness. Everything n loving bus ' band and children, kind friends and T medical skill could do was done. The [ funeral will take place from the family ' residence at two o'clock ?. ID. to-day.- a Courier. |
 Tie Associated Press stand charges ] by the Governor of Arizona with having ! willfully forged tue h ashIDE ton dis 8 patch saying that he had asked for troops 10 be sent to protect the San Car los reservation. In the light of other curious events the people accept hls repudistion ct the matter with s large mental reservation.
 The Ncrit gestasn Miller, published at Minneapolis, IInn., issuei a Christ mas number o' an exc cd.ngly artistic design Bbd superior typographical eI- ecutiOn. This is Q class publication, but possesses features that interest the gen eral reader. and iis Christmas number is a rare exhibition ot the enterprise Of its nrnnrlasnr-