Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-10

Miss Anna Nicholson, of San Fran cisco. has taken 6 position in the West ern Union Telegraph office ot this city.
 The people of Yuma have resolved that the pioneers ought to succeed in thsir efforts to fire the Apsches out of AriZoDs-
 telegram from San Jose, Cal, on Saturday, informed Sheriff Paul that it wss s boy, and its mother was doing well.
 The Inter-Ocesn Cattle company have sold four large lots of those fine Murphy bulls during the past month. They are splendid animals.
 Chief Csjeme, of the Ysquis. is still on the garpsth against the lMexicRns, and proposes to fight it out on the gee string ii it takes all summer.
 The recently established commsndery o, Knights Templsr ID Deming lost all their psraphernslis by the fire m that plsce on the night of July 9th.
 N.E. A. Cook, of Prescott, clerk of the Supreme Court, IS in the city. He iss centlemanly and obliging official. snd has already made many friends among the Tucson people.
 |, swell Cleveland has put himself nm record Rs & siRgle-term President. Ills term in the White House is a good 5saI like au old school physician's pills. "Oae'ss dose. Silver Belt.
 Uis said that the visit of Gen, Miles and n l. Jeffords to Fort Apache was for the purpose of conierring with White Mountain. Chirlcshus and Warm Spring Indians. looking to their removal from
 Arizona Belt.
 Mr. 4. P. Petit was bitten on the
 hand a few days since by a common
 house is. when his hand and arm
 svalle1 no to such an extent that he has
 mol since been able to use them.-Phe-
 niX Herald.
 Superin:eudenI Thomas Gates, of the
 territorial prison, IS visiting his friends
 Iu this city. He Is looking a picture of good health. Before returning to Yuma be Eill prescribe some remedy for the delirious harmony that sfflIcts the Pima dem Jcrscy.
 The roof of building on Mesilla street. fell m on Sunday morning. The premises were formerly occupied by Mr. Louis Donsing, with his Union saloon, snd WAS fortunate that he had vacated them. for the debris would have ruined everything.
 The Daily Wave IS A. E. Fay's new enterprise in seaside journalism, and 1t rises with the tile at Santa Monica, California. Those people who have long wanted to know what the wild Waves saying, can now get onto the deep mys- tery. IL goes without saying that the Wave is always at the top.
 4 beautiful stand, containing nine teen hundred pieces of wood, made by a prisoner at Yuma, has been received by Sam Drachmsu to be rallied for the ben eff: of the needy family of the unfor- tunste prisoner. It may be seen at Mir. Drachmsn's cigar store. where the chsTi- tsbly inclined people can take chances in Its disposal.
 The Eighth U. <. Infantry Band un- der the leadership of Prof. c. J. Csrlsen, will give an open air concert at Levin's park, on Sunday evening next. The band consists of tweaty-two pieces, and IS one ot the finest in the service. An sdmittance of twenty-five cents will be charged, which IS very reasonable, as the music will be fi-st-class.
 The Gils river IS as dry now as it has ever known to have been. Unless the settlers along the stream are accom- m plated soon with rain the excessive d.y spell will work great hardship to them, as they will not be able to gather their accustomed late crops. There Is DO doubt but what if the Gila was properly damned but what there would be plenty of water the year round for sll purposes.-Pinsl Record.
 Brevet Msj5r General August V. kautz, colonel of the Sth Infantry, Capt. John ". Summerhsyes. Adjustant, and Lir.c. John McE. Hyde, regimentsl q qlAr.erm8ster, with their families, non- staff and band, srrIved from California this morning and went Co Fort Lowell. Quite number of people had assembled at the depot to greet the newly arrived officers, and they were favored with several choice musical selections by the excellent brnd.
 JIG. Ogden will start up the Nugget mill, after the 9th, on ore from the Fame mine. There will be over thirty tons of high grade ore and cOnsiders- ble quantity of lower grade. It Is expected that the yield from this lot of ore wall be much greater than from the last, which WAS in the neighborhood of 6ll,O0O. The Fame Is now the largest silver producer n Globe district and Is worked ID Q systematic and ecOnom- ical ID amer. The ore house IS connect | ed with the mine by R track through l the main tunnel. which reduces the | cost of handling the ere 10 a minimum. We are told that the mine never looked | better than at present Silver Belt.
 Greatly exaggerated reports of the l danger to be feared from Indian dep- 1 relations. ID certain localities, are con- tlnually finding theIr way into print. | The Star of the 2glh inst. contains sn l interview with W. l.. Gszzam, of Dud- l leyyIlle, in which the latter Is credited | with asserting that EskiminzIn has forty 1 warriors and Pacheen ninety, whom the l people of the San Pedro are suspicious of. | The facts are that Eskiminzin has exact | ly thirteen grown bucks m his band, | two of whom are out as U. s. scouts. | Pscheen Is a Mohsve Indian, lives on | the reservation and appears regularly | every week a. San Carlos for rations. | He has just twenty-three men ID his | band and three of them are scouts. It | ls probable that squaws and children | appeared as bucks to the vision of Gag Esm--Silver Belt
 The proposition of the Hswkeye Re- | duction works company for the erection Of thelr works ID this city, seems tO be | meeting with favor among the business | men, and the amount of the subsidy has | been nearly all subscribed. The l proposition IS something like the fol lowing: They agree to erect and msin- | taln smelter at this place, of at least ~ tons capacity, with concentrstors, re- nning works and samplIng works. They ere to be of first class construction and 70 be conducted ID a systematic manner. The business men and miners agree to pay to the company Ia such sums as they may subscribe, enough to sggre- gste one dollar per ton of ore treated limited 10 fifty thousand tons, the pay ment to be made upon satisfactory proof of each thousand tons of ore reduced. The full amount has been nearly all subscribed and there is hardly dOuot but the remainder will De, ID a short time.