Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.

 home from California.
 MT, and Mrs. Earll Webb returned from two months sojourn ia California lsst evening. looking hearty and well. Mrs. Webb accompanied her brother, Mir. Will Carlisle, on his eastern trip ss far as Chicago and then went to San Francisco over the northern route where she was met by Mr. Webb
 Dr. Murray, in conversation with 6 Semi-Tropic representative to-day, stat ed that he had received letter from his son Allen who is st Seven Palms. The writer stated that the thermometer reg istered l22}s degrees, and that he was sitting stark naked with 8 wet towel ov- CT his head endeRvoring to keep cool.- mi-Tropic.
 In 8 squsbble between city detective Harris of Los Angeles and c, c. Ste phens the former IS reported to have spst on the latter and would have done more than that had he not been restrRln- ed by bystanders. The trouble origina- ted over some remarks made by Ste phens about Harris during @ recent trial iu which both figured.
 Judge J. T. Fitzgerald and family, sc cD1ph.lc0 Dg ule6 hltts IT ElhLsCAnaAs AC- turned from a two months sojourn ID well and evidently enjoyed their trip. They leave for home, in Solomonville tomorrow. The Judge IS one of the leading citizens of Graham county and s prominent factor in the Democracy of the territory. He IS big hearted and de servedly popular.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Cor don Mining Company have been filed ir the Recorders ofice, The capital stock IS S3.000, 900, divided into 300,OO0 shares of ten dollars each. The mines of the company are situated in the Gro BlsncC district. Articles of incorporation have also been filed for the Old Jesuit MinIng and Milling Go. Co operate in the same district with like amount of capita snd stock.
 By the death of Col. George Gibson comIn8ndsnt st Fort Bliss and colone of the Fifth infantry 8t Las Vegas hot springs, the early part of the present week, the following promotions ensue Lieutenant Colonel H. W, Osborn Sixth infantry. to be colonel, Major Robert H Hsll, Twenty-second infantry, Co be lieu tenant colonel; CsptsIn Wm. H. Powell Fourth infantry, to be major; First Lieu tenant Geo. O. Webster, to be captain and Lieutenan SilRs A. Wolf to be first lieutenant.
 Phenir wants Board of Trade com- posed of the most driving energetic citi- gems of this valley; she then wants a good, strong, earnest, honest sneltlng company that will go to work and put up and run first class reduction works she wants another similar company that will open up the fruit canning and su- gar making business in good shape; she wants 8 good tsnnery; she wants good foundry and machine shop, We should have all these things ID operation with ID the next eight months and probably will have them ID operstion,-Herald.
 The following decision made by the United States supreme court IS worthy of mention: Work done outside of g claim, If done for the purpose and ss a means of perfecting or developing the claim, as in the case of tunnels, drifts, etc, is as available for holding the claim ss it done within the boundaries of the claim itself. One general system may be formed well adapted and intended to work several contiguous claims or lodes; and when such IS the case labor in fur therance of the system is labor on the clam intended to be developed by 1t,
 GMr. P, O. Bicknell, representing the Phenix Herald, IS in town in the inter est of that Journal, and the CITIZEN be- speaks for him and 1t the liberal patron age of our citizens. Mir. BIekuell is a pleasant and cOmpsnionsble gentlemen, and the paper he represents IS well and
 n-.lF a1. Na1 A va..lT tics, thoroughly devoted 10 the interests of the territory, especially of Maricops county, which 1t has been largely in- strumentsl ID building up to its present magnificent proportions. The Herald IS well established, we'll regulated ps- per and IS deserving of all the prosperi- ty that attends 1t.
 Don Sanford of Tucson, came in on yesterdays coGch. Mir. Sanford holds all the bonds of this city. The city re- deemed yesterday eleven bonds of s250 each or S2. 750 dollars. besides paying him S375 accrued interest thereon. Thi. leaves the bonded indebtedness of our city at the small figure of S4,750. Mir 6Rnford received an offer for the balance of his bonds, but declined to part with them, saying that be considered his in- vestment good one and was we'll sstIs- fed to hold them. It is understood that the offer WAS made by one of our local banks through sn sgent-ProspectOr.
 MT. Issdor Gotthelf, for the past nine years B resident of this city, leaves 10. night for Los Angeles where he purposes to engage n business and reside In the future. In leaving Arizona he has, be says mo kick to make" He did well and more than this could not be desired but ais relatives all live ID Los Angeles and he desires to make his home among them. He farther takes this means of saying goodbye to and thanking friends and scqusintsnces for the kindness and fsvors extended to him while here.
 The many friends of Will 8. Carlisle will be psined Co learn of his death, He died in Chicago, August 4th. about siI weeks after hIs arrival ID that oity. He was but g years of age, 6 bright manly young fellow, we'll liked and much res. pected by sll who knew him and his death will be deeply regretted When he left here about two months since, i: was hoped that trip through the east ern states would oo him good, and for 6 time it dId seem to revive hIm, but the dread destroyer had already marked hIm down and he rapidly grew worse snd died ss stated. Mir. Carlisle was s brother of Mrs, Esrll Webb.
 Last week while prospecting in the mountains west of Nogsles, Olem Mo Nair found the Angle Monument di- signsting the boundary lIne between the U. $. and MeIico at 6 point where the line changes its course. The first stone is marked "W. H. Emory, June 18th. 1855. The second stone 70. s. Latitude 3l20. Longitude H." Clem says, 1t had been reported that this mo numeut was located about four miles from Nogales. but he thought it st least six miles. He slso thought the stone was taken from where Nogales now is, Es there IS no stone in that vicinity of the same character ss the monument Nogsles Record.
 Deputy Sheriff J. A. Murphy came in last night with 8 prisoner whom be was compelled to wing before he could cap sure. The prisoner was Jose Bermudes, who yesterday morning abducted young 5enorits Flores from her home. twelve