Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
S,TTRnAY. JUNE 26. 1sS6.

, was r,3iing a horse stolen from O 1,rnay. The body of the Mexican VII h, brought to town to-day.-Epitsph.
 Rumors D the effect that an Englisl ,,-,nanv ias offered large amount ol ,,one, for tae Reymert properties IS cur ,,,r mon tne street, and from what we L-r, sscertained we believe there Is -,,s yrouni for the rumors.-Enter prize.
 Cs,t. Lawton is still down in Sonors urSbinc the Indians. He is well pro. II,jsi with rations and other supplies ,-4 .ba recent reports of the return of Tis command utterly destitute and m -.s-viag condition were untrue. Other supplies will reach him in few days.
 Men who falsely report the presence otI.stlle Indians should be sat down ,,,rn. They retRrd the operation of .-,,ns bv sending them wherr there are -o Indians, thus causing them to lose ,;rca and wear out themselves and rorsas.- Silver Belt.
 Y Rsuar purchased this week Mike v.f1I,;n's interest ID the NoonRn cattle --5 ranch. paying Sl, 300 for the same. @I- Rsuer got good bargain, as the .a,.Ia arouired by him number about rire,y head. and the ranch IS considered aTs of the finest in this sectioD.-Tomb- stone Democrat.
 fin. bed of gypsum has been discov- s-sl oDt on the Mcdowell road. If 1t moves to be of the kind used for plaster 6f Paris in hard finishing plastered rooms 1t will be an important matter to Phoenix. Hit be the quality used Tor euriching agricultural lands IL will be of no less importance to th!s valley Tn a very few yesTs.-heTald.
 NrF.H. Dyer, who Is connected with the Mammoth Mining company. or thls county, has been appointed United States Marshal for Utah. He IS broth er-in.lsw Of Mr. Geo. r. Meek, Of the Fnte-priss force. and prominent mem her of the Michigan Democracy. The aDngintr.ent was not solicited by him and he WAS not aware of the fact that his friends had presented his name to tbe department till after the appoint ment had been made.-Florence Enter prise.
 Thirly-four men, twenty-two teams, two, herds of horses, camp outfit, lum- Der. etc, were started, by c. W. Beach, yesterday, to work upon the Prescott & Ariz1us Central railroad. The "outfit" wen: via Miller valley and Williamson. Among the men were several old boys, vino vlll be missed from Prescott. The superintendent of construction has ar rived; also, grain for animals, and tools l. 1-l-r 1.,,-.-r.a la,,fS u?-Prescott C9ur.e-.
 The Illinois Stats ZeitGng of Chicago in its issue of June 1ilh ssys: 1t is proposed 10 hunt the hostile Apaches with blooih1unds, aI which some east ern papers raise a great hue and cry about UucIvIlizei and inhumRn warfare. This Is all nonsense. As lOag as the Apaches persist ID numbering and robbing the inhabitants of Q country, 1t becomes nee essETy-!t IS the right and even the duty of the authorities-to employ every means within their reach to put a stOD to such depredstioDs. What reasonable objection can there be to hunting blood. hounds with bloodhounds:
 4 recent accurate count of the In iians at San Carlos showed ell tho bucks, under the charge ot CaptalI Pierce, present except two. One oi these was probably killed when the ser geant and private ot Troop "C." 10th Cavalry, were killed last summer, bu; his body WAS never found. As he was Q Mohave he has certainly not joined tle tostiies. The other missing Indian Is a.sp "A MOhave who had Q pass to Globe Q cu: hay. Ills horse has re- turned tc the reservation. Three dltfer- ent parties sent out to search for him failed t5 tiud his body. He was proba- bly murdered by another Indian who had been heard to threaten hIs life.- Globe Silver Belt.
 Ted. D. Reymert Mining Company F-Ippad large bar Of bullion this morn ing The company are running stead ily day tunes now, there being plenty of water ID the Lew Well. The work of sinking has been resumed in the 100 foot shaft on the Europe Rndl plenty of hIgh grade oGe Is being extracted. They are also having some work done Il the tunnel on ;ae same claim and from Which they are extracting cOnsid- erable native silver ore. The company have about twenty five men on the pay rOIl.-Pinal Record.
 No higher compliment can be paid 70 the wool produced m the south west than the high standing possessed by the Ma vajo blanket. What the shawls of Cash mere are in the shawl markets of the world, the prOGnct Of the NavajOs ln this respec. occupy the same position in the blanket market. Woven on the most crude machinery imaginable, when fin ished, so fine is their texture, that they will retain water until 1t disappears by evaporation, and the most piercing winds seek ID vain to disturb the comfort of the nun, fortunate enough Co possess a No. l article. Their gorgeous co!oring, and hIzgrrie patterns combine apecUliar beauty of their general utility, while theIr prices ranging as they do, from SJ t0 Sl0O, places them within the reach of sll.-HoOt and Horn.
 l. B. Hand has pleasant orchard and vineyard on his place about two miles from town. the oldest portion of which was set out two years ago last winter. As showing the possibilities of fruit cGl lure m this valley We will state the Tact that Ir. Hand has for the past ten days been picking fully POO pounds of apricOss a day from his two-year old trees, which at the prlce of four cents Der pound would yield a revenue or Se Der d-y. NIT. Hand has a phenomenal crop, the trees beng as full as they can stand and the fruit large. His Morepark variety of apricot IS cOmpgra- hyeiy new here and a great fgyorite. Or tour-Inch twIg the reporter counted SIX large apricots, and more prolific punches might have been secured by Careful search.-PheGiz Gazette.
 Atlanta Constitution: We all under. stand why the South has done so little ID literature For generations OnI Brightest minds gaze themselves to pol ltics and the learned professions. Des Hachoa and reconstruction changed al tlis, and the Southern intellect devoted sl Us energies to material progress Slowly out ci this real work, or side bI sile Tlth l:. has grown the cultivation os The Teal ideal. Some faint fore snaIowlcg of the result we see in the product of our new school of writers We believe that there IS something il me pEedictioa assigning the coming Aneslcsn novel 10 a Southerner. Bu We do not expect tidal wave of first c.sss literature. Our writers are ahead