Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15

10 over tnc outlook thofes ho says sbO salsro company is nov oross-cuttins and that the mine is showing up splendidly. The recent strike made in the camp by Mir. Clark promises well. It is expected thst in very short time 8 large fierce of men will be employed iu he different mipes there. .-Nogsles Herald.
 On Friday last she .LermSg meter ID | Ar. ". R. C.pn's sprsusda st hIs coTrsl ! op Meyer street, stood l09 degrees. By I way of experiment he hung it in the l sun intending to permit 1t to remain but | few moments, but allowing it Co slip his mind he returned in about five minutes only to find the bulk of his ther- momster burst into atoms. The ther- nometsr registered but l3O and as It vas over 140 in the sun the glass had ts 90.
 The town is full of hard cases and scarcely 6 night passes that depfeds- lions of some character or other are not reported. Even the very poorest Mex iosns often have cause to mourn the loss of their little all ss during theIr sb- sencs st the feast petty thieves enter their houses and carry of whatever there is available. There is no possible
 way to catch these depredstors and the town is liable to be infested with them during the continuance of the feast, but
 when that is over they will have to skip in . hurry.
 The Republican primary election
 passed of quietly to-day and to the eminent satisfaction of republicans gen. erslIy. There were two tickets in the held-originsl and smended-on the later the names of J. A. Zsbriskie and Richard Starr had been evase and W. II. Lucas and Edward Bridwell substituted | instead. While the figures cannot be Riyen as the CITIZEN goes to press with the polls still open, 1t is plainly evident that the amended aoket will be elected ! by fully two to one as against the other. A { D. m. 191 votes had been polled. The polls slose ct 5 p. m.
 Nogales people take the cake. As general thing they are ss full or curios- | ity ss . politician IS of wind. A few days | aeo officers were expected to arrive from | Sonors with . prisoner and long before | train tune the vicinity of the depot pre- sented the sppe srsnoe of camp meet ing ground. When the officers got of the train and started for the Mexican | jail ihe crowd started pell mell and scted more like lot of lunst than sane peo- | ple. Some got tangled in wire fences, | oshsrs in old wagons and carts and | some blindly dashed against houses and | pack burros that stood in their way
 Nogalss Herald.
 The old grandmother has again been | dispensing her goodness and sent let ter 10 her srand son Col. Durr. contain | ing two extra fine Svlss cheese, one of | which weighed 300 and the other 6OO pounds. She also sent sn extrs amount | of fine ossk and boxed goods 10 wash them down with, including whiskies, wines and bittsrs. This is the right hind of a grand mother to have. If the Star man had one of the same kind II
 would help him pay his bills snd be ot good cheer whether the democratic school keeps or not, Warum Dsrum.
 The board of officers detailed to select
 the site for the new post st San Carlos.
 passed through here Monday evening ep
 route 10 Los Angeles. No particular
 point has been defnstely selected for inc location of she post but il is rumored ths, Gilson's ranch. about eight miles from Globe. is the site on which the new post will be located. While the sp-
 proprisiion for the purpoie of building
 most st or near San Carlos Agency has moi yet been made by congress. these prelininsry steps would indicate that ths matter is in such shape as to leave no doubt that the appropriation will be made in the near future.
 Mr. Wm. Reid. the irrepressibls Opera manager, goes to Tombstone tonight,
 accompanied by the entire ZsrZusls | Opers Troupe that recently have been | playing such successful engagements all
 over the Pacific Coast. They played two weeks in Sau Francisco and made Q
 decided hlt. They will open m Tomb
 stone with Mascot, which truly IS one of
 the most beautiful little things on the
 stage. Mir. Reid IS thorough manager | and the troupe he handles will prove 8 l winning card wherever they go. The
 CITIZEN will venture the assertion that
 Tombstone never before enjoyed SO | grand q treat ss the one soon to be plsc- | ed before them. The CITIZEN bespesks for MT. Reid and his troupe an enthusi-
 asiie reception ss they deserve it.
 Hr Rsrll H. Webb. whose amour ce- ] usnt for the office of Probate Judge is
 before the people, is 6 young lawyer oi
 bright promise, careful and pslnstskine
 upright and conscientious. and well versed in the duties of the office be ssi
 pirss Co. Mir. Webb unfortunately IS
 deuocrst but as such will undoubtedly
 he the unanimous choice of his party . for the Probate JudsshIp as he IS be lieved, by long odds. to be the stronges' man they can put forward. They anu, cipste by this means Co poll tnelf ful
 strength. The office of Probate Judge
 carries with it the County Superinten- : dency of the Public Schools, which II itself. is an important ofnoe and should be held by . man of experience Tn tne srl of teaching. In this branch Mir. Webb
 exeells having followed the profession |, of . teacher for several years. If elected he will make practical and efncien' county officer.
 The dead body of SD American wal Ifound recently near Santa Ana Lorors
 The indications showed that the msr hsd been foully murdered and ther robbed of s large sum of money. Al
 Aftsr the remsins hsd been buried si ] Santa Lna. is turned out % be the body ? of q. H. Jones, 6 prominent wealthy = shook dealer of Oochlse county, Arizona
 | T and cattle. He was last seen by hi l friends when he left Msgdalens, lss Sunday on horseback. taking with bin considerable money which be exhibited l. carelessly there. Appearances to-dsl e indicated that the murdered man bad 3 belt on his person containing larg e suu in addition Co the amount he car
 red in pair of blankets ned on bshin' n the saddle. Several arrests have beei ,- made but it is thought inst the guilt. D parties have not yet been caught. d A mammoth enterprise to be cslle' J. the Ameri.ap Meat Company, will b e established shortly. with hssdqusrter J. si Deming, New MeIioo. It will have o capital of S25, ,OO0, ,0O0. Mir. J. H. Flsgle 'e of the Standard Ol and Cotton Bee ,s Trust companies will be its president l. with Ool. Bob InRersol ss counsel. EI = Senator Dorsey, practical ranchmsn 10 largely interested ID the uDdsrtskipi T The Company already has 5O0, 1000 hss