Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

employers of ChiDamen.
 Major Comegys will be accompanied | by W. J. Corbett to Atlanta, Ga, to ! which place he has been assigned.
 Jobn Hart has purchased the Her cuIes Powder wagon and will run II as 6 1 general express wagon.
 The Tombstone Democrat says Tom Wade and his show were recently run ont of Las Cruces. N. M.
 Dr. ". Hall was arrested in Nogales Q few days ago and taken.to Wilcox, charged with malpractice,
 The Hartsfeld smelter at Tombstone started up on Saturday for test run Of forty-eight hours.
 The law firm of Messrs. Haynes and Stiles has been dissolved by mutual con- sent, dating from April lst.
 A German brlcklayer named Herman Hatfield, fell from a building ID No gales, on Wednesday evening, and re- ceived fatal injuries. He died the next morning.
 Hon W. c. Bridwell, of Graham coun- ty arrived last evening and will remaln in town day or two on business mat fers.
 Col. Lewis Wolfley returned yesterday from visit to Los Angeles. He was captivated by the beauties of that local ity and can h4rdly find words to express his appreciation of the place.
 The Board of Supervisors met on Saturday night and arranged their work for the regular quarterly meeting today, and they have been very busy all day among the labyrinth of demands and other matters.
 Mir. Aaron Mason has sold his Banner ranch to Missouri syndicate this week, for Sls000 It IS located about one and s half miles below Florence, and contains 560 acres of as good land ss there is ID the valley.-Enterprise.
 The beautiful crazy quilt and shams rallied by Miss Nj. Soto, were won yes terday by MT. Arthur K. Brewer, on a throw of 42. Now if Mir. Brewer is equally lucky in drawing to that hand. he will soon have a eozy cage, bird and all.
 Mir. E. \. Fish owns one of the big gest lead mines in the country, ID the Silver Bell district. IL is not only a big ledge but the ore runs from 40 to 60 per cent lead, averaging about 45 per cent, with about fifty ounces in silver. It IS big bonanza.
 Mir. c. F. Schumacher, Of the Union Market. has added large screen doors to his place of business and he intends to exclude every insinusting little fly from his premises. He Is preparing for The warm summer weather that Is close at hand.
 If the ruling Of the court in the Paul Shaw case is based upon a cOnstrUc- tion of the law as incorrect as the Stars attempted quotation of Latin that seems to be choking go alleged eagle to death, there are good reasons for p!ac- ing 1t in the category of mlsfOriunes along with the death Of Backslew's bull.
 The Break Even mine in the San XR- vier neighborhOod, Pima District, IS proving to be quite a bonanza. It IS owned by E. B. Clifford and others. who will snip another carload of ore in day or two.
 The Gentiles here have been mixing up with the Mormons somewhat. A week ago last Sunday one was bsptised into the Mormon faith, and another one, Mir. FOnday married Mormon girl; that will l suppose, only make him bro:her-in-lRv to the faith.-Clarion.
 In the District Court, this afternoon, the appeal bond of S300 offered by Sher- if Paul, was approved, and he was given until , o'clock p. m., next Iuen4B, ID which to file an indemnity bond Ot s. 000, being double the amount of the emoluments of the office for the next quarter, pending the new trial which will take place iD July.
 Leopoldo CarrIllo has made some very nice improvements ID front of his resi- dence on Main street, just south of Mes ill4. He has cut away the stoping em- bankment from the sidewalk and bull. stone abutment few feet out | side the sidewalk and planted trees m the good soil he has placed therein. They will make Q most lovely shade ID s short time.
 Messrs. Bamrick and Mccoy came Tn from south of the railroad Tuesday. They have completed the well they con- menced work upon two weeks since, and struck a good flow of water in gravel at depth of 90 feet. This well Is about 20 miles south of Picscho and in the midst of a splendid grass country. Any one desiring a first class cattle ranch should call upon them.-Florence En- terprise.
 Warmers lake is 8 very popular resort fer a Sunday diversion. Messrs. Lucas. Rusk and McCandless have arranged accomodations for the publIc and fur nIsh refreshments, If desired. The hunting IS good on the lake and the fishing Is splendid. while sail IS rare pleasure. The boys deserve credit for providing the accommodations now Ri. forded and picnics sud parties can fipd no better place for enjoyment
 Mr. Lon Smith, well known m this community, passed away quietly at New Orleans on the 24th inst. He had been alllng for some tune and thought a trip might benefit and restore him to his us ual vigor. He WAS well cared for dur irg his last illness, and everything was done for him that could be suggested to make his dying moments peaceful. Clifton Clarion.
 There seems to be trouble on inc re- moval uf the post-oiiice fixtures. B. II. LeHtherwOod claIms ownership Of them ani has enloined thelr removal. The aid of counsel of Philadelphia lawyer ability will oe invoked to uBrgvel what seems to be a tangled utle. Tue time allowed f'r the removal Of the post-ofiice 1 has passed, and the very sheol would be l to pay If the government should take q notion to auctlon of the thing Rga'n.
 Messrs Elder and Cairnes came down | from Riverside, "Wednesday, and brought | with them samples of ore from their | new strIkr. The ore IS silver copper | glance and assays $50 per ton in silver | aud carries some gold. The claim lies l about one quarter of mIle back from | the Glla river, on the south side, and short distance above Putnam station. | The clam has been located for some | time. but had not been 2rospected un- til recently The vein Is a large and | true one, and the rich ore runs through | 1t ID strata, but all the veID matter IS highly minefalized and the property Is undoubtedly good one. The owners will make a shipment of the ore as som Al. A l.. IT