Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-27


 has arrived. aha will develop several mining properties about Orc Blanco and the Baboquivaries.
 Michael Dolan, a we'll known hard citizen of Mohsve county and pretty generally known throughout the terri tory, was shot and instantly killed in a saloon in s small town in Washington Territory, recently.
 Sonora oranges are coming into mar ket ID fair quantities. They are sweet and of excellent flavor and are preferred by many to the California production on account of their extreme sweetness.
 Mrs. Ben Morgan and Miss Mamie Masten, who have been visiting this city for the past three weeks, left to-day for San Francisco. 4 large number of their friends were at the depot to see them of.
 Jsccb Harris is making preparations to remove his millinery store to Con gress street, nearly opposite the Ameri- can Bakery.
 1.-the Tombstone Epitsphi is not dead, 1t Is sleeping s1 soundly that 1t IS obllv- ious to all its surroundings. 4 copy has not reached this effice since the cleo ton.
 Public Irrigator E. l.. Weimore thinks the CITIZEN Is taking unwarrsnted lIb ertIes with his prerogatives in discussing irrigation matters. He works and the CITIZEN does the shouting.
 Mack Williams who WAS in town on Thursday reports that all the chioriders at McMIllen are hard at work on theo< leases and that the mill Is running and will continue for sUme time.-Silver Belt.
 Meyers X Bros., lessees on the Stone wall Jackson, McMillen, made another shipment of silver bullion, through Wells Fargo & Co, yesterday, which with the previous shipment aggregated $500 ounces.-Silver Belt.
 A large drove of cattle. numbering 1000, 1t is said, passed through St. Johns last Sunday afternoon. We learn they were from the Panhandle ID Texas | and owned by a man named Davis. We understand they were CD route for the | White Mountains where they will be | turned loose for the wInter.-St. Johns Herald.
 Judge John Haynes will soon open a law office in Los Angeles, associated with Judge Thomas Mitchell, of Tombstone. They will also maintain an office in Tombstone and one in this city. lTheIr pFoHeGssGSs .s sS Ea aessla aa,.claa & irsn,e. '9ez a large practice in the angelic city.
 About 40 car loads of ore have arrived in Nogales during the past ten days, for the NogRles smelter. Eight of these were from the Nina Grande mina, near HermOsillo, Sonora, shipped by Mir, J. 5. Mansfield, the manager; and five car loads were shipped from Fairbanks. The smelter will soon be in full blast, the extra sidings being nearly completed. Nogales Is gradually improving, you see. Frontier.
 Andres Ssnches was found dead in bed ID a cabin on Webster's hill. north west of town. on Wednesday last. It was evident from the decomposed condi- l tion of the body that the deceased had been dead several days. The verdict of the corOner's jury was that he died from natural causes. Only a short time ago the desessed had been in the hospital for treBtment.-Silyer Belt.
 Mrs. D. l. Wilmsns Is in receipt of news of the death of her brother, Steven D. Bass. at Park City, Utah. on the 9th instant. He was once a resident of Globe and while here had many friends who will be pained to hear of his death Mir. Bass was of Washington county, Missouri, and in his sIxtieth year at the time of hls death. He was a 49er and among the earliest of the pioneers to reach CRlifOrnIB.-Sllver Bett.
 NIT. Tom Martingly of Nogales left fine sample of ore. found Tn new dis | covery about five miles east from Imures, Sonora. Associated with him in the | ownership of the mine are Phillip c. | Sovereign and Geo. II. Rood. The ore | assays way up m the hundreds. aud as | the development Of the mine increases in size and wealth. It promises to | be big thing for the lucky finders. | The good work goes on all around us. and the poor prospector of to-day may be a millionaire sOon.-Erontier.
 Mir. NJ. M. MRxon Quartermaster Tenth Cavalry has just left for Fort | Grant, having made one of his numer- ous flying visits here, to purchase csval- | " horses. He will be at WhippIe Bar racks on the 29th. to continue the busi- | ness. Mr. Maxon says little in regard to l the resources of Arizona as horse mar ket. but from the number he has pur- chased this summer-thus far lS5-it Is l fair to presume that he Is well satisfied. | There sre-plenty of good csvalry horses | III Arizona but no large number can be | easily collected at any one point It is l understood that about S23,0O0 in the | funds still remain On hand for these pur- | chsses, and We hope the Board of In- | spectOrs will look over the territory we'll | before deciding to go elsewhere.-Her- | Rld.
 
 hlpenlng oranges were exhibited at | the fair, on limbs taken from the trees | Of Dr, Wharton in this city. This re- minds us of the fact that 1t has long been disputed that such fruit could be successfully grown here. crude experi- ments heretofore made proving un- satisfactory Shortly after the first dltches were taken out m this valley and grain raised for the purpose of sup plying military posts-st that time most profitable lndustry-the early in- hsbitants discouraged all projects look ing to the planting of fruit trees and vines, by new corners, saying that the water and climate rendered the same This fallacy. which pre- vailed for several years, has long since been exploded, and 1t is highly probably that similar opinions now entertained as 10 orange culture will be dispelled by the same development.-PhenIx Gazette
 Through the courtesy of Capt. l.. W MIX We obtained last week, a close scru- my ot some beautiful plans for a beau tii tIiui residence, to be erected at Hermos- nc oy Gov. Torres. The plans are on phia'lsI scale. and such a building will cost something like S20,000; the interior mos 1nS p Amanshlp being especially artistic , hnu e1pShsive. The Captain has gained , an en'Iaoie reputation as as adept de 7 slgner and his work proves tbat if has been well-earned. We understood that 5ov. Torres will, in the near fn,nra erect handsome dwelling in Nogaias Sonors-s beautiful site hsving haaT T 'lresdy selected. Thus NogaIes is he f 'oming more and more popular and n