Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
PERSONALITIES.

Miss Cleveland IS at her nome ht EOl- land Patent. aad IS reported 10 be writing a book.
 Miss Murfres Charles Egbert Grad dock). it is said, will soon marry q raw bOned Tennessee mountaineer.
 The Hon. George Bancroft has-recent- ly had his patriarchsi besrd much trimmed. with the result of looking many years younger.
 Mr. Gladstone's mall has go greatly increased the du.ies of Mrs. Robinson, the PCstmistress of the village of Haw Tden. that he has raised he, salary SlO0 a year.
 Sir Thomas May, who lately retired from public life, has been ID the ParlIa- meutary service fitty-fOur years. For the ls-t thirty he has been Clerk of the Hose.
 The Princs of Wales is pronounced martinet ia social etiquette, and insists upon Prince Henry Of Battenberg's be ing kept back ih his proper place on all state occasions.
 Patti Is spending S2. GOO on new glazed roofs for her cOnservatoriss and winter garden 8t her Welsh castle of Craigy- nos. and otherwise extensive prepara- tons are being made for her reception.
 Wm. Morris, who has obtained fame as poet. Socialist and artist, sad Tn London the other day thGt in spite of the effort made to elevate artistic taste the world was growing uglier and more commonplace every year.
 Poor Princess Amelia of Orieans. now falH fnf pity to her entire sex, for up tO date she never has worn dresses wholly cut and made by a mad of her mothers.
 Said Pasha's toothbrush stand is made of two oblOng emeralds of the largest size known to the Rne de la Paix jewell CTS. They are arrangned 10 form an \. and at tue point of intersection are fastened with a brilliant studded twist of gold. The toothbrush handle is SO bejeweled ord carved that It cost 5000 francs
 An ssy lum is to be built at Auteuil for aged French and Italian opera sing CTS. according to a bequest of tho widow of Rossine. There wIll be three houses to maintain fifty-oDe persons. at an an- nual cost of not more than l,OU0 francs for each individual. The building ex- penses are estimated at 00,OO0strancs. The sum bequethed by Mime. ROssine was over 2,jO0,000 francs.
 T. J. Wilson paid an official visit to the Needles before returning from San Francesca, and We are indebted to him for the following interesting items: Pet CT Mcguire has discovered and located the Black Metal mine thirty-five miles .F Ilva. N-..l1..- .g. fH.H.H,~,s. side. The mine shows an immense body of ore which assays from 200 to 2000 ounces per ton. West and Clark l are working a mine eight miles south of The Needles, which promises t0 rival the Bonanza King. The gold mines on the Arizona side, tventy-twO miles | southeast of the Needles ana twelve 1 miles from the Colorado river. are pay ing handsome returns-Ssn BernsrdinO l Index.
 Capt. D. R. Rislsy yesterday went to | Auzona on a business trip. He Is pre- | pared to make contrac; to locate the | Apaches on Santa Catglina Island and | furnish them with all ncedful supplies | at half the present cost of the Arizona l war. That would save the country a | vast expense annually, and give Los An | geles the benefit of large trade m sup plies Captain Risley can make his con trsct and become a beneiactor to the l human race.-Los Angeles Herald.
 The Sonora orange crop has nearly | all been moved. Hundreds o. cars load l ed wIth these delicious oranges have l passed over the Southern Pacific during | the past four months. These oranges | were almost unknown m the north snd | east three years ago. but now they are | sold n Hll the eastern markets and I command a higher price than oranges | grown anywhere else. If trade n So- nora oranges increases in the hext three | years as It has ID the flst, there will be little demand for either Florida or Cal ifornia oranges. .-DemIng Headlight.
 The Editor of the Herald is asked why his paper does not come 10 the de fense of the Board of Directors oi the Insane Asylum of which be IS Secretary and answer Zulick's published charges if it can. We reply most emphRtically tnst those charges can be completely by this journal but 1t does not propose to develop the defense of the Beard should the matter ever reach the point where 1t will be necessary to ans wer those specifications m detail, which has not yet occurred. Those and the whole business will yet turn ont to be less partisan and more personal than appears on the face. -PhenIx Herald.