Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03

,o;nst Judge Sumner Howard. Brt
 sss-,1n don't like to see 6 good ms
 sTandt red, even though he be repul
 hcsn.
 samsulego's stages will run two time
 s- vaek from Tucson to the Souther
 b,ua leaving this city on Wednesds,
 -S,nrn,ng Thursday, leaving on Frids
 "a returning on Saturday. They wi
 s---v express matter and passengers.
 The materials for building the brsncI
 -s;lrosd to Prescott have been srrlv,n
 .t Chino ststion, on the Atlantic sn'
 psciio road, in large quantities. Tn
 L-oiinc Is being done with lsrg
 s,,,s of uorkuen, and the ties are con
 ..sctai for. IL really looks as thougl
 p-s.,,tt IS soon to be favored by a rsI
 .anna,tion with the great system O
 .sT-5aIs throughout the country.
 Nr Frank Burns has retired from th,
 fletcher business and will give hii
 a..sntioa to his newly discover
 si mines west ot the city from
 -t;cI are IS being taken of a yer,
 b'gb grade. He is succeeded by Mir
 Nm G S.1fTt. B gentleman we'll knOwr
 ,osIra ,st every resident. who has added
 ',su ,ce box and will conduct the bus
 mass ID first class style.
 Celonel Lechaer and party. who have
 b.an here several weeks inspecting gov.
 s,nmsnt surveys, have completed the
 g7rk md received orders to go about
 gl miles north of this place and inspect
 s,na suryeys. They found R number
 s' inaccuracies IL the surveys here, and tbs probAbiu;ies are that tne greater n1rtIon of the surveys made n this sec tion of la.e years will b. rejected and sno-dar made for new slrTeys issued Florence Enterprise.
 The family of Mr. c. F. Finch, of DnalayyIlIe. have come down to Flor arca |, remain till the Indian troubles sbaII bsy. bssu settled. The reports to
 tLo sfr.,t tha, the bands of Indians To-
 cstai i1 The vicinity Of Duileyville had baan ordered to tne reservation were incorrect. They sre still there and act va-y sus1l3Iously. The settlers believe that as s0oa as the rainy season sets in they will take the warpath.-Enterprise.
 ca Monday evening while playing a game ns base ball at the Pima district mlD,ng camp, Mir. B. F.. Began caught tbe ball with the bridge of his nose, re- suli!uy 10 breaking the bones and cut- uag a blood vessel Before reaching the city be nesrly bled to death, but is All riyat aOW. with the exception of hay lny to carry his nose Tn slIng. Catch ing ball with ones olfactory organ is nearly Rs dangerous as putting ones nose into somebody else's business.
 ,sMr. ". E Rowland, of thls city, has re- c-iFei letter from his brother, Charles II. R)glsHl. whD is nov at Butte City, Montana. He writes that while there IS general activity prevailing ID tha; sec- ton, the country IS Overrun with men looking for work. The demand does not keep pace with the srpply. and be advise, men in search of employment tC stay away If they can fad anything to do elsexhe Mr. R. P. Elliott, form eriy Oi this c'ty and the QGilOtoss, is oraameating that town with his pres sace.
 Mr L 5. Friei has resigned ss secre- tsry of ths Tucsoa Gas Company, and hlS plscs has bsel filled by the appoint m mant of Hon. H E. Lacy to that posi- ton. M-. FrIoi intends ID skIng trip to ElrOpe this summer and may possi- ply remain abroad indefinitely. He will leave Tucson to morrow, and large circle of warm friends will bid bim adIeu with the bast wishes for his future. Mir. Lacy. his successor as secretary of the g1s company, is c gentleman well known ID tnls city as careful hn" ess man Ot pr0hity and character, 4 the gas company Is fortunate in securing his services.
 Some days ago q miner, or rather 6 prosysc.or, came to our city and sold B nGgss: uf quartz gold for S95, the value of tAs ssme having been tested before the purchase was effected. The origin j p0ssessor was reticent as to the l0r .,lon from which be secured the gIartz. hut having purchased sufficient quantity Of supplies returned to the mountains. It is thought by some that b. has re discovered the old gold lead between Nuiture and Wickenburg, originally found by man ID B necessary flight from she lliiaus aud which has baau D-os2ectei for, off and on, for about twenty yeArs.-Paenix Gazette. Whsa Ihe Dem Dcratio party came in- tc pJger a iIttie more thsn a year ago, l there wls sulp.ls n the Treasury, and l the revenues ot the Government were l equal t1 all demands; anl now 1t propO- | ses tO increase the taxes for the purpose | of naying the oel-lOns. That is tO say, | taking it at ia own w1ri, f has spent l all the money thu: it found on hand, i and made appropriations exceeding he | probable reyenue for the next yesr, and l instead of lifting taxes from the people, l seeks to add to the burden in order to | avoid 6 serious deficieacy. Aud this is | the party that was going to show 1 by contrast how loosely and extravagan- 1 tly tha Government wa' conducted un- l der Raplblican rulel-St. Louis Globe | Democrat.
 The distressing word was received ID i town this morning by the arrival of | Mexican. that the store of l. H. Levy | snd the saloon of MT. MOnetti were des- | troyed ny fire al Vulture yesterday at l noon. There are no details ss to tue l origin or ss t) goods or books saved. | Mr. Levy, who Is ia town, tells Us that l hls stock was valned at at least Sl5,O | -- tAAN btNA' dA @HlsbtDg tHC upon which was very light owing to the | hlgh rate Of insurance at that camp. | Ihus ID few short hours MT. Levy will | lose the results of seven hard years of | business and labor. The postofficeI was | 10 Levy's store, and that loss will | amount n something. Monetti loses at | iea'' Sl2)0 worth of property and was l hot nsl-ed. w. sympathizs with the l uctln7.-GeZette The Fronterizo publishes the full par hcliarS of the recent battle between | The MeIlcans and Indians in Sonora, l where lt Vas reported ten Mexicans had | s'tacSed a large body of Apaches and | utoTe them into the mountains where | tney held them while awaiting reinforce | tnents. alter losing three of their num- | oef' Toe FronterizD says that the Mex | iS4n force was thirty strong and that | 1le! surprised three bucks and three l t4AEs, wheu a running fight took l y,a,-. The lntians gained the shelter | VI 'le rocks up on the side of the mnnn- .alh sni from their safe retreat, killed i u1e oi the MeKicans. The commander .. tle latter force then ordered charge l " 'le lace ot the hill, with a view to | sLt'found them. Two of the bucks Rnd | .us sqlaws escaped. but the third buck | s' 'urroun led aud they felt sure that | " vas theIr Ininn. A brisk fight en-