Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

Mrs. ". G. Whorf snd child left Sat urdsy for San Francisco. Mir. Whorf accompanied them ss far as Yuma.
 NIT. R, T. Bollen, one of the solid stocsmen on the Lower San Pedro, is ID the city for supplies. with his wife.
 The Prospector has torsook the yellow hue and now comes out bright and smil- iLgon number one news.
 Mr. 8. P. Nelson is getting along D:eely and unless 6 relapse occurs will soCn be in shape Co leave the hospital
 Leave of absence for one month has h-en granted Major H. E. Moves of the 4th Cavalry Commandsnt, now at Fort Lowell,
 The new nil in the Reymert Camp, near Pinsl, dropped its first stamp lew days since and is reported to be working in good shape.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. k. Jetfords, Mir. and Ms.C. E. Love, Mss. Maxwell and MT. Fl B. Penney Were entertained at dinner by MT, and Mrs. J. 5. Noble last Sat urdsy,
 Doc Smart is considered as somewhat better to-dsy, but bis mud is evidently still wandering, Ills tongue IS believed to be partially psrslyzed as he appears to be unable to talk intelllgibly.
 Cameron Fl. King, commissioner of immigration, has driven his tent pins down iu Yuma and Sill reside there n the future, not ID Florence ss wss st fir,t announced.
 Ii vss learned from Mir. John Woods who WAS in the city yesterday, that the mopied parties interested in the Flor epce canal, went in on yesterdays train, and that work on that commendsble enterprise would be pushed shesi.
 NIT. John T. 5hye, 6 prominent cattle man of Grant county, New Mexico, who succs sfuily stood of 8 dozen Apsches st his rsnca near reming, several years ag,. passed through yesterday with 8 train load of cattle.
 A class in drawing aud psisting, both ID oil and water ccloTs will be opened Feh 1st by Lsurette Lowell. For fur th-r particulars call o1 or address Miss L, veil. Studio 222 North Main St.. Cor. Washington.
 There will be public meeting ID the CIty Hall on Wednesday evening next, 70 devise ways for the best putting into execution the several public improve m-nts now under consideration by the city council. A large attendance IS hoped for.
 Sportsmen will please pin this in their csUs and govern themselves sccordins sly: T sisll not be lawful for any person 10 tak !, kill or destroy any elk, deer, an tel Joe, mountain sheep goat or ibex, ID th- territory of AriZopa, at any tune bstwsen the first day of February and the first day of October ID each year.
 The Fl FfonteriZo made it's appear ance on -g'u-dsy last The exact size of DAILY CITIZEN. aud printed with 8 new head ID brand new type. There IS not 8 nicer looking paper to be found in the territory. lrs editor and proprietor, Dln C .tlos Eela co, is a live active man. He understands hIs work and gets out a paper that is appreciated.
 Judge W. R. Griffin, the well known sttDrney, has returned to Tuosnn from Trinidad, Col, for future residence. The judge is a close observer of ps.sing events and can prognostIcste the future as well us the next. He says that be- yond all reasonable doubt, Arizona is the coming land of promise. Many peo- pie formerly prejudiced against the ter - ritury now think fsvorsoly of it sud will make Il theIr homes here al no distant day.
 Mir. Sam Hughes, the Tucson weather prophet, predicts snow storm in the valley with 6 corresp nding scccumula- ton Of the beautiful On the adjoining nom: aiu. He has made s wager with 8. H. Drachman to the effect tnst ruo- soI xill experience 0 snowfall Of i've inches preyious to the last of Februi ry In 1859 snow fell, he sBys, in Tucson to She depth cf 13 inches. but 1t immedI- stely disappeared
 Judge B raes last evening sentenced Doc Smart for complicity in the Psntsno tram robbery to the penisentisry at Ynms, for life, The court stated that the ststu governing Smsrts Case left him DO choice in the matter, even If be fel' disposed to be more lenisnt George Wills, alias Green, was next brought into court aud sentenced to five years in  ly plead guilty and 1t was on the strength of 6 confession made by him that Smart was coDvisted. His light sentence WAS in consideration of this.
 Mir. John Woods, who came in from CGsg Grsude this morning, reports the country thereahouts n a most flourish ing condition. Business in the town is looming up, and the recent big strike on the Msstodon mine south of the place, bid fsir to boom that entire section The MRStodon IS one of group of goot properties recently sold by Mir. Wood and others, to the Maslodon Mill and MIHipg Co, which is IushIng develop ments forward ss fast ss possible. Three eight hour shifts are being worked on two claims. As soon ss these properties have been sufficiently developed a mill will be put on the ground. The mining regions south of Casa Grspde gre famous for theIr riches.
 The Olty Council are moving Tn the FiRhE direction. On Saturday they con- trscted with the Water Company for new Ire hydrants and also for sn abund- ance of free water to irngste all trees planted along the streets of thIs city. Aud also sufficient for Church rDd Court plaZ1s to be used for 6 similar purpose. Io addition to thIs they propose to have something to use the water oB. This | work will be done economically but ex- peditlously. A gang of trsrnps were earn | ing their fare ID the Court plaza this I morning and others vill be put on as shey come iu aud are caught. Hitherto I they have been housed up a few days and we'll fed before being started on sheir travels. Nv, however. they will have % work for 6 livinR if their lins of