Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
Harshaw Happenings.
HAEsHAw. Aug. S.h. lsS

HAEsHAw, Aug. Sth, lSS5. ED. CITIzEN:-Prosperity seems to be
 in store for us again, ss the Indian ex.
 citement has died ou: and obloriders
 and miners baye resumed work in some
 places with good results, and We have
 been blessed with a bOunlignl supply ol On, the rain, the bclut!ful TaInl and the
 oldest inhabitants say they never saw
 the prospects mora favorable for sn
 abundaut crop ot grass than tbs pres [ snt. The result D. ttEt ths stOckme n ' who short while ago were wearing | hE anu tOf!u-u Geronimo cOunten- { aaces are how wearing short chubby ! smiling faces and Ike President ClevC- | Land, wheG bs got the bite. they are ! "ucki.d.'
 | Sp tlr We have had thirty three names | placed on ;ho register. We will pTObI- | hiy nave fifty.
 Very li.tle talk abCat tte election ' yet, bus Hs the tune for holding the | primaries k uear ut hand the political cauidron will soon cumTaence tO boil
 Mr. W. T. Lake k the hHppiasI man ID town, the cause of his happiness be iEg tEe gdyen; ot a young republican into his hOuse hOid on the evening Of the 6th. Mir. Lgse will in few years be able to control tolr straight republican votes and probably more. pOn't forget that, ye politicians.
 Mr. J' ID. Perryvr, one of the bOnan- zs owners n the Home Agaiu mIue, has gone tO the Hot Springs, near Li,tle Rock, Arkansas, tO receive treatment for the rheumatism. Strange how those owners are sure 10 bs troubled vJth that complaint Mir. Chas, Dunn, jr., during his last stay here, suffered great deal With Is, bat as he lived with ihe Major his compliant was probably the gout. You know Charley, tue Major, is a "nif.y" cook. Probably some others of the owners wi.l be stricA- eu with the same complaint, as thelr last cur load of ore brought them a check for tveniy-One hundred dollars.
 The most cause for complaint here is GbOu. the school, two of the trustees having lef; the country and DO election held a. the proper time, 1t now rests with the county superintendent tO ap- point He Las been informed of the state of affairs, and asked tO appoint, hut so lar he has not responded. Come. | Judge. be prompt, or II you run fer office thIs coming election Ee wall scalp yOu with our fifty odd votes.
 Oo the fifth oi this month Constable | Parker sold the engine and boiler Of thel Salero m'li on au execution issued out of the justices court ot this precinct, n favor O; r. Syiow q, Co.
 Cruel death has recently snatched from cur community one of the most promising -oung ladJes Ot southeastern ArIzoEa- Mss Allie Perreth the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. terrrth, O. Crittenden, who died at that town on the twenty sixth Of last month after brief illness oi only a few days. The deceased wss native Ot Texas, aged eiSh'een years, aud had resided with her parents m Critt-nden about nIne mo.tas, and during that time she formed many scquaiutauces who symps- tliZs with the oeTeaved parents and sis- Ger al th- loss of or so near aUd dear. It se,m- sad that Ons m the prime of iiie and iull Oi hope and prOmisa for tue fIture should 5c cut down SO sud denly. but God kGoweth bes: and doeth all things we'll. \. B.