Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.
Manuel Coutrerss shipped five car ,,t.la to California yesterdRy.

,Io,ual Coutrerss shipped five car ,.-is of cattle to California yesterday.
 s.-,-sI more carloal s ot materials for l- Narrow Gauge rs;..osl arrived by .-s,n this morning,
 c-,,s-visor TeitsWorth and Clerk 4I~-bas will accompany Road Overseer,
 Mo. Elliott to view the route Of the ,-opo.ei road to Greatervills.
 narrow gauge railroad between ,,,-.r,v and Tucson will be some relief; ltN,,If II be pushed on furthernortth l
 .p ba more rellef-Herald.
 ,.,utemporary mentions carp of one
 ,fara which measured 50 inches Tn 2--,b and weighed three and one-hah -1-+r5s. IL IS quite a fish tale even for s5smocratic newspaper.
 The ra.f!s of InGoldsby's splendid etch- :,-of the mission San Xavier del Bac --;il srrely take place tonight at the s--ss Al the chances have been taken l+ba lr,kv thrower will be the envy .rs whole city, for it is fine picture.
 Combs * BumbaGgh were awarded ..,-,,o-ract for painting the several ap- ..~,bas and entrance to the Court J--ss. inc staIrways and the furniture
 i ,5a various offices and the court -,.1s Their bid was S325 ID warrants.
 ,y,-7 7-rnes from the boundary line a- P..k-uye's surveying party had '- -, armed Iodlau near the south
 -j ,f inc WhetstOnes. The Apache
 II, r,a-n,fy,n- glass and the fat ---. therefore nIraculous!y escaped be- --y discovered and sca!ped.
 Tn. irrepressible Col. T. L. Schultz is -sr-r so happy as when be has a big -,,,,,,, sala on hand He ls now nego- ,,af,nrr with parties Tn Plnal county for Ts,-.. oroup of very valuable mines 9-l witi likely talk millions to eastern e.,,itslis,s ln the swc-; bye and buy.
 T.oyir having coined all the money he .ui-T,'a,'.. Ea vii need during the cur ,I,r. IT,. is succeeded by Ernst Hart ,as,,r snj tIe1r.e Hucke, who purpose sJn,irs,rr!u- cooling draughts to the ill., tsrnal cravings Of internally queer man kind.
 Hgnlrals of men have already made sDvllcat!0n for employment on the con- sf-u.tisn Oi the Narrow Gauge railroad, aai many are bringing the greatest pos sibl- influence So secure job. This Is gD indication Of a pretty severe strin- reury in the times. but they have been much worse. |, WAS only few months ago when 1t required big volume of political inhlencs to get employment in tLe chan gang.
 Ia Q speech at hls reception in Omaha, General Crook said: When We dismoun- tel the plans Indian, that WAS the end O, him; but the Apsche's greatest strength is that he Is q fOotman, and tl-re Is no force that he cannot run down ID a few days" That is the prob- In. The Apache takes to the moun- tairs where neither infantry nor cavalry c4n follow him.-S. F. Report.
 Gen. Miles will organize the Papagos and other peaceable Indians into com piliss for the protection of exposed set tiers more than for actual pursuit of the hostile Indians. They VIll be also en- p,oyed ss runners and couriers, being very fleet footed and reliable. The Gen. eral comprehends a duty more broad than merely hunting down the rene rades: he will protect the citizens against iucursiOns and guard their exposed prop erty from the hostiles.
 4 story comes to the CITIZEN, through good sources and direct from army cir cles, that a lot of discharged scouts were recently started for San Carlos in charge Of sergeant-a white man-since which time no word has been received O, either the sergeant or the discharg- ed scouts When asked how the large force ot Indians who opposed Csptain Lebplh his recent engagement could be accounted flr, ln officer made the above statement and thought 1t explained sui ! icilutiy the process of recruiting the hostile forces. Deu--y Assessor Wm. J. Osborn fur nj the following Chinese statistics o...iuel ID the performance of his or Asial dgtIes ID and about the c.ty. | IAe-e are employed in laundries, B; in | families, II; about the round house and depot, x; cooking and dish washers in | hotels, T.; store keepers. r; gardening l aai hawking vegetables, 24; Chinese and other restaurants. l3; ID American and | Chinese stores, <: farming and garden ia- on the Rilito and at other work, 16; unemployed ChiEamen 130. Total .I7. The vas number ot unemployed Cliaamen Is accounted for hy the lead. ing memb r, of the element m this city, as tly result os the opposition in Cslifor- ma ana at other points In Arizona. They have come to thI= city as a haven Ot refuge from persecution and more are | constantly arriving. While tais accounts for many of those who are unemployed there are others who belong to the utter y worthless class Of individuals found among the people of every nationality. and they neither work nor care to work, so long as tii IF gaming successes afford tlen means of subsistence.