Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Notes from lIarshaw.

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 ED. CIrIzES:-Although the Indian excitement has somewhat cooled down still there IS bat little change in busi- ness as people have no confidence to en- courage them. but should 1t remain quiet for while longer we hope to have a change for tho better; some few of the chloriders have resumed work, and few of the teams have commenced hauling ore again.
 The Home Again mining company have discharged nearly all their men and are going to do the dead work Tn the mine themselves, but Gs they are workers from the word go, this must not be construed as 8 suspension of work, neither can there be any complaints as they have paid four dollars per day to all their employees and paid them their money ss soCn as their work was fin lshed. Several of our cklOnders have gone east tO visit friends during the Indian scare, NJ. II. Chapin and John Bryden took their departure this week.
 Ed. GalispIe, who EGs shot at by the Indians few minutes after they killed Hunt. has sold hls One-half interest ID the Humboldt mine tO Morgan T. Davis and W. T. Lake, and has left the couu- try this being the third narrow escape that be has had by the noble reds in this Territory, once near Prescott and once in TOntO Basin in 1879 when his partner was shot, and thIs time when the four bullets sped past hlm m bis flight convincing him that he could not outrun them even m a run for life. He says be has had enough of It and will leave 1t to those "braves' who say If they had been in his stead st that time they would have annihilated the whole band eyened circumstanced as he was with but three cartridges for his rifle.
 On the Fourth our liberal hearted townsman, Judge II. Jones, gave the children of bls Sunday school a picnic under the trees in town, hich was en- ioyable 10 the young ideas, as nuts, can dies, etc. etc, were dealt ont with lib- eral hand, and, Lord bless him the flow of g1nger pop. soda water and sarsap- arilla was equsled only by the flow of soul of the donor--lo1g may you live, Horace,
 The dance at the stone hall ID the even ing of the fifth was we'll attended and seemingly enjoying themselves. dancing was kept up till rearly morn. The ladies present being Mrs. A. B. Sorrells, Miss Ella SOrrells, Mrs. J. R. Fryer, Miss Nellie Fryer, Mrs. J. D. Perryer. Miss Dolly GisissoD, Miss Annie Finley, Miss Eliza Renter, Miss May Renter. Miss Minnie Renter. Mrs. W. Gittins, Miss May GIttins, Mrs. 4. Parrett, Miss Pearl Parret;. Miss Katie Linder. Miss Lizzie Linier, and Mrs \. 4. Me Donald. ILe music was furnished by the Hsrshaw band.
 From the a tO tle morning of the 6,h brisk fusiade was kept up between several of our brave" and that fellow who when yOu aud l were boys was call. ed King Alcohol, bus Of late years IS known by the mere appropriate name of TaraDtula Juice. Probably some of the "bravesr have fallen as they have not been seen ou the streets since.
 PS, Since writing the aoove one of them has appeared on the street with 0 "you bet" horrible nose on ms face.
 Probably you think we have DO brave uGu AEIts uAN VI NkANAANN ltA AnoA VIC have I . i'll mention two: to pass them by without notice would be ungenerOus indeed; they are Mir. Thomas CosgrOve and Mr. Cyrus Cooper, formerly chlO- riders at Washington Camp. About the tune that General Miles offered the two thou and dollars reward for Geronimo, they conceived the Idea of capturing that two thousand dollars; so they went to Mir. George Hughes and asked for the losu Of his burrc 70 pack some grub from the store to theIr camp then in Red Rock District burrO and outfit being turned over Co them they started on the trail-nOt the Indians trail hOwever-and the last heard of them they were all three tO geiher Jew miles this side of Clifton and the patches on their pants facing ID this direction. Some of thelr enviou. neighbOrs Cenvjous of their braveryl had the audscity to assert that they arranged that plan to settle their debts. We'll that IS about SO; If a man shows true signs of bravery bis motives are miscOn strued and he accused Of being dishon est. Such IS life m the fer west. Tn, only consolation for ME. Hughes IS that | uc 41 Nu4tc nhAk kuiuc lL4Gt hutu tLt OU iect Ot their trip IS accomplished they will return and share the reward witt him. Word has been received from Capt. Haight who went to Ssn Franciscs in the interests of the .Tittenden smelte, that everything is O. k. and that vorl will be resumed on or abont the 18th O the present month So ID all probabih | iiy we will have smelter here ID sd vance Of you Tucson folks, and thA without passing any resolutions.
 We hereby advise you TucsOnites tC stop passing 90 many resolutions, a they will not build a smelter: bu put your shoulder to the wheel and worl with a vim, and smoke plenty of San Drachmsn's Key West cigars and yor will soon have a smelter and be happy A. B.