Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, AUGUST { 1888.
LOCAL NEWS.


 his visit to San Pedro, California.
 For 6 cooling, health giving drink o
 Vichy go to Dr. Geo. Martins.
 Marshall Meade brought in two MeI
 cans charged with smuggling, from No
 gales this morning.
 Miss Nj. J. King, from Sscston, i. stopping at the CosmopOlitsp. She vii return home Monday.
 The production of tho Silver King mine in June was S47. 7.397.63. The out put for July is expected to largely ex- oeed the foregoing.
 Mir, Lawrence Russell, Supt. of the Arizona Copper Company, st Clifton was in the city but returned home last evening,
 The teachers from Arizona while in Ban Francisco organized 8 Teachers Association. Hon. O. Nj. Strauss vss elected president, Ar. Hitchcock sec. retsry and Mrs. Gregory treasurer.
 Mr, E. Harrison, representing the Demorest Fashion Company sud also the Benton Hair Grower Company. is ir the oity on business.
 The funeral of Mir. Galloway last evening was largely attended. The
 Brotherhood of Brskemen and the
 Knights of PYthiss being in line ss were
 also many citizens not members of eith-
 CT of the orders named.
 Mrs. Ed. Hudson went through on the east bound train last evening. She was sc- companying 8 sick friend 10 Tennessee
 Her home IS in San Francisco where heI husband is employed.
 The bodies of two MeIicsu horse. thieves were taken Co Benson last night by party who had killed them in the wilds. They had been followed from Wilcox where they had stolen & number of horses. Their names could not be learned.
 The family of Mir. Ssmul Hughes are summering Rt Mir. Knox Oorbett's ranch on the San Pedro. Mir. Hughes left for the San Pedro yesterday morning and will bring his family in on his return. which will be in 8 couple of weeks.
 A miner by name of Valentine, but commonly known ss Eichel, was killed on Thursday last by falling down the shaft of the Topaz mine, near Tomb stone. He was coming up the ladder and when about fifty feet from the top either slipped or lost his hold, fell Co the bottom and was killed.
 A telegram was received yestesdsy from General Miles stating that party of Indians had left Ban Carlos and in- structing him to hold his troops in read mess to intercept if they undertook Co pass south. Additional information was waited su Iiously but no additional news has been received.
 If "Tom Collins" will come around and let the CITIZEN man look st the color of his hair he will publish his poetry" If there are to be any ssssssi- nations or midnight murders. we rather think il should not be She editor but the author of "When flowers of every 'hev' greet the sight" Ssbe?
 Mr, Paddy Woods returned this Royn- ing from Bn excursion 10 the mountains, | on the other side of the San Pedro Both | himself and friends who accompanied | him had 8 most pleasant Bnd agreeable | time. They found an abundance of | game, magnificent country and all the | enjoyment they could possibly hope for.
 Commencing August l, 1888, the Cal itornis Central Railway (Ssnts Fe routel will sell round trip tickets to most of the princip eastern cities and return st greatly reduced rates: Kansas City | snd return, sS0, St. Louis and return S92; Si. Paul and return, 395 etc. Tick cts are first class, good for six months, stop-over st pleasure in both 
 Capt. J. B. Kerr, 9th Cavalry, list Lieut. R. c. Van Vliet. sdiutant, 10th Infantry and Sergeant T. c. Reeds, Go. F. 9th Infantry, have been ordered to report 10 tte commanding officer Fort Wingste, N. Nj, not later than the Sd of August, proIImo, to accompany the department rifle team thence to Vancouver Bar racks, in compliance with General Or iers, No. f. c. g., Division of the Pacific.
 4 meeting has been called to meet at he City Hall tomorrow evening st 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of discussing the of instruoting Delegate smith to have congress reconsider the bill for the establishment of 8 land ,ourt in the territories in which Arizona vas omitted. IL is hoped that the at- will be large and that both ,lQo6 VIII De rcprebentso. "Outing" for August will bs 6 tho 'onghly representative and sessouable 1 ,uIp Der. A glance st the contents re- { eRls how attractive this magazine must I prove 10 every class of readers. The { portsmsn can here 6nd articles snd re- ords of his favorite sport, and the weary [ yorker of the toiling city cast about him ' pleasant aroma of the breezy upland ' orests. The amount of rain ihst fell last night . 0 the south must have been enormous. he entire Santa Oruz bottom has the ppesrsnce of being great river. More 'ster IS now flowing down it than at any lme before within the past eight yesrI. During the forenoon the water partially c put the How again increased uring the afternoon. The smount of smage done, which is considerable, can [, ot be learned at present. IC le and harness manufacturer, has re- !, sIved a sample invoice of the new style z, ,sd carts which he purposes to sell for '. ', le incredible small price of $50. inslud- Q, Ig 6 single set of harness, or $40 with At tuc ukEnchc. 4ucS are kOOus btIOuH, ., oil made carts and are remarkably e oe lesp. Call and examine the sample =, ,w on exhibition st Mir. VIllsesouss's " sos of business, corner South Meyer sy Id Ochos streets. T Word was brought to the shsrifrs ot hes to-dsy that an old prospector by sy ma of D. D. Ford had been robbed and gi urdered by the Pspagos near Quinlsn's sl nch. ou the Qulotos rosd. Ford has m en missing for tso months. but he was sv loughtlto be prospecting In the noun m, ins till few days since when one of S5 @ Indians disclosed the murder and VI. tered to escort . party to where the du Hing had been done. Sheriff Shaw dir d posse left for the scene of murder Of day. They will bring in all parties tei plicsted in the deed. pl. ". l.. Whepley, the famous fruit se, aler of the Salt River valley, writes 6 in, snd here that he shipped lS0 boxes of xh isost grapes yesterday. They were ,,o ge of size and fine in flavor azd the na, nsnd for them continues to increase. .'' ssrs. A. V. Grossette & O., CT. tier and J. IvsDoovich, all enterpris-