Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

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 that section. The mine is situated five
 miles from the Canyon, with a good road running up to It from the rirer The ledge crops out for distance ,, seven hundred feet along the claim. an i
 has been opened up Tn good shane by
 tunnels, drifts and shHfts. The ore bodv
 IS from four to seven feet 70 width end
 averages about S26 in gold and p ounces
 ln silver to the ton. Mir. Powers bas
 been arsstraing ore from the mine which
 works about SS0 m gold per ton. There
 are over two thousand tons of good ora
 now Tn sight besides large quantities on
 the dumps. In the near future tbis
 bonanza will sell for a good round snr,
 W allspsi Tribune.
 Owing 10 the muddy condition or ina
 city water several parties started ou |
 with water carts this morning, to supp,y those who have no wells. The sudden calamity to the water system IS a sourca Of untold annoyance. The water is a little too thick for easy navigation. and rather too thin to be termed real estate and is totally unfit for use. All sorts of expedients were brought into reouisi. ton to obtain water supply snd for n few days. until the repairs to the wa.e- works are made, the precious faid will De used with unusual economy. The present emergency has at least served to demonstrate the heretofore almost unrecoanized convenience of the water system, SO highly appreciated when the pubic IS deprIved suddenly of its gcod services.
 Inc late Otto Peterson, whose body was found s few weeks ago near War ner's Lake. left a few effects at "A lodging house ln this city. among which were found hIs naturalization papers taken out in the Third Judicial District of Montana, Tn the county of Lewis & Clarke, on November 6tb, 1882. His ben ehclary certificate Tn the A. O. '. W, was also found, attesting his member ship with Silver Creek Lodge No. lg of Marysville, Montana, under the iuris- dlctlon of the Grand Lodge of Nevada. IL IS dated May Both 1SSI, and is made payable to bis order. No receipts for dues or assessments were found.
 At the meeting of the City Council last night, George Hucke was confirm ed as city iailor and steward of the fire department, at the uasuGl salary; ". T. Kirby was elected street commissioner, vice John Hart, resigned; the petition of the Marrow Gauge railroad company for depot grounds, was denied; Police man EsparZa was discharged from the force upon recommendation of the pO- lice committee, and Troy McCieery Was appointed in his place; the bill of John Hart, for July, of Si2 was discussed and the council adjourned pending action
 hereOn.
 The New York Suns Washington special of July 29th, says: The igdicisgy committee of the senate has reported adversely upon the nomination of Chief Justice Shields of Arizona Pugh and two other democratic members of the committee who opposed him before are now recommending his confirmation, but at least one democratic member united with the republicans III advising 8 second rejection.
 Public Administrator E. l.. Wetmore has taken charge of the effects oi the late Quong, the chief O. the local gang of highbinders, and among them he found a young China girl, about sixteen years of age for whom QucnE psii S3OO0. NIT. Wetmore called m Messrs. k. R. Richardson and Royal 4. Johnson to apprsise the effects, and their gallan- ! try would not permit them to apDraise the girl at one cent discount from the original price paid. and she vas there fore valued at S3O00
 MT. 4. Hittinger has moved his St. 1 Louis Exchange one door further to the l east and his wholesale establishment | nn b., ] vacated by the saloon. He makes a | speciality of Bemps' St Louis beer and l Boca beer, bu: also keeps a full supply | of the best brands of wine, liquors and cigars.
 About half past eight this morning a fire broke out Tn the saddle room of | Hubbs & Co.'S stable, and III H short | space of time tue entire building together with its contents were consumed. Dan had his hands severely burned while attempting 10 save some th!u-- rom the burning building. The OrIgIu ,f the fireis uaknoRn.-kIngman Tri- Duna.
 The question has been pertinently ssked If the Star has not sold its (evl!J influence 10 a republican Asplraut for
  { to Messrs. R. II. Paul and Chas. II Drake. The CITIZEN Is unable to an wer, but if the Star should sell its fin iuence" 1t might be charged with ob- alnIng money under false pretences for t hss no influence to sell.
 The morning periwinkle gays n a sort ,f pgrBdoxicsl way that the CITIZEN has 10 ruling machine because It Is owned )y some one elsel There IS brilliant ogic in its deductions. Upon the same lypOthesis the Star has no ruling ma hine, because Don Sanford owns It. further, the Star has DO manager be- suse bis grocer and his tailor own him.
 The order regarding the removal of sttle from tue Fort Lowell military is r t SO sweeping in its ln- ent as was at first supposed. It refers nly 10 keeping the cattle away from he occupied portions of the post itself, , There the shrubbery, flowers and gar ems are liable to injury from them. The Star claims to have the only rul- DE machine in Arizona. That IS about s near the truth as II can ever get, for , well knows that the CITIZEN las 1; lliug mdculnt, huu uDts DtlltE AuANs ( nd better class of all kInds Of print lg than the Star can turn out.
 NIT. Pedro J. Aguirre, the popular and l, fhcIent city treasurer; !s showing the [ eople that they made no mistake m ' eposing their confidence m him. He I eeps his accounts up . fine style md C IS duties are never permitted to lsg a ! Ry. 6 The Gem has heen designated n port ertry. It Is interesting to watch the ' ,hoOners depart down Dutch gap canal : such rapid succession, and they do | ay these ships never return. Ii k John [ Tieland's best. on drsught. I Nick WarlaumoLt tis in the from Sor;h- Tn Belle mine for day or two while re- airs are beIng made. The ore is still fine nd the bullion come g regularly to She 1, ty. , Messrs. J. II. Turner and Con Ryan ( ,me m this morning from HarshsE. { he recent heavy rains brought too u uch water in thBt section for them. a The .faru opG cfripaS pra,a n,at;r, .