Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03

"oicOmeu My Geraldine" at tha A.oa emy last evening. This romantic f.,aL play, one of the best ever vrittan L. bartley Campbell, has been recopetrro, cd and improved by Mir. Duncan Ear,;, son, and Managers Harrison and Ro-ars give It new scenic surroundlpps ana . most creditsble cast.-ChicaS, To,a. Ocean, Aug. 29, 1887.
 Eskiminzin, the wiley old Ar..,, thief, has located near Fort Apache. and IS sad 10 have gone into farming on . most extensive scale. Since he skinned from his old hsunts on the San Pad,o the people livIng thereabouts have an. loved uninterrupted peace and thei, iocks and herds Graze in safety Tha old villain aud his band have probably gone for good.
 Capt. Mason and Lieut.. Murray vbo were sent out after the renegade IndIRns have been ordered to return to tbeir post at Lowell. The Apache scare was evidently manufactured out of whole cloth, as they failed to find an Indian or even any trace of one where they were reported % have been seen. The originstor of Apache scsres ought to be sc8lped.
 The s. r. Library band gives a grand osll this evening at Masonic hall. The reception at the Commercial Club should not keep anyone from attending, as that will be over quite early. The boys deserve a crowded house and it is 10 be hoped they will have it. IL is now first class band and to ke eep it up to s high standard they should feel that the citizens appreciate their efforts and give them proper encouragement.
 Since the return of Mir, Whorf as sn- nounced in the CITIZEN a few days since. DO word of the posss pursuing the train robbers has been heard. There are many conjectures ss to their whereabouts and success but no positive knowledge Of any kind whatever. There is some talk of sending out relief party with provisions and so forth, but this has not been done. The posse are evidently ail right and following up theIr game. Had disaster overtsken them, word of some kind would have reached here before now.
 The Los Angeles Times truly says: "AriZona has almost as great variety of scenery and climate as California. It includes within its limits one of the lsrg- est pine forests in ihe United States, im- mense coal fields and high mountain re- gions covered with oak, juniper and other trees, where during the summer season, sportsmen can shoot wild turkeys, deer and other game, catch trout from run ming streams of limpld water, and sleep comfortable st night under B pair of blankets. Arizona is one of the least known political divisions of the United States. It would pay our merchants and board of trade to give more attention to a territory for which thls city Is 8 nRiu- ral supply point"
 Mayor Stevens Addressed a note to Mir. D. Henderson at San Diego, asking hIm to contribute toward the expense of extending Congress street across the Santa Cruz bottom. This request not only met with prompt financial re- sponse but drew forth many words of encouragement for the c8use. "I am" be says, "sure that brighter dsy is at hand for Tucson. n the near future. I will also say that since left Tuoson I have imbibeda better opinion Of IL than I had. and feel homesick and desire to return, which I will do some day" Mir. Henderson when here, was ever fore most in the support Of sny public enter prise that promised well for the city, and judging by his ready response to Mayor Stevens letter. he has lost none of it by his removal to San Diego. Citizens of his cslibre are good for any community, county or town.
 "Mr. Willis P. Haynes, of Tucson. Arizona, has presented us with Q collec- tion of instantaneous and timed lsnd-- scapes md genre pictures, street scenes illus ,rativs of life ID the Spsnisb-Am can ties of the far southwest, snd vlews in the Santa Catalina mO1atain range and the Valley of Santa Cruz. Those taken with the drop shutter were made on Crsmer plates No. 30; the others ou Csrbutt B. plates. He sends these DIG lures to show what an amateur has ac- compllshei after two years practice without any instruction, save such as he received n two lessons from the proud owner Of \ ten-dollsr Waterbury out it. No better proof of high abilities m a good technical photographer, and one who possesses Rs well artistic feeling, can be given than ls seen in these excel lent specimens of photographic srt." From ths Photographic Times k Ameri- can Phoiogrsper, New York, Feb. 24, 1SSS