Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-07

UullLOn Ou'Put VI tuc tcrrltOrys nhe Oceh
 visiting the mines in the,vicinity of Tue
 son for the past several days and reports
 himself much pleased with what he saw.
 He leaves tonight for Yuma County.
 The Dr. IS sn eminent metallurgist and
 his opinions on this subject are of great
 value. Yesterday he visited the mines
 st the Olive camp and also examined the
 San Xavier property. An article from
 his pen on the mining resources of Gils
 County will appear in the CITIZEN to-
 morrow.
 A correspondent writes to the New
 York World to inform "the poor moth CTS whose children are suffering for
 want of milk, that in France even the children of many rich people are half
 fed on barley water. It IS considered most nourishing, and is recommended
 by doctors for delicate bRbIes, and con- sidered to be more easily disested than
 milk. Take @ cupful of pearl barley, add three of cold water. and boil till the
 barley is soft, then strain and add sugar. The barley itself can be used in broth for the older children, snd is all the bet ter for being so thoroughly boiled"
 United States Deputy Marshal Hayes, who was sent to Yuma to arrest the h. dIan carver of "Sweetroot," the Indian policeman, came back without his pris- oner. He placed the savage under er- rest and when about to take him on the train the Indian complained of being sick. Dr. r. J. Cotter, who is employed by the government, was called in and announced that the mans diseased state ought to prevent his removal, ss he might die en route, Deputy Marshal
 Hays, although not holding a diploma
 ss an NJ. D., upon his own judgment
 came to the same conclusion, and, after
 placing "Poncho" in the care and cus-
 .ody of Dr. Cotter, returned to Los
 root" st last accounts, Mir. Hayes states,
 WAS believed to be recovering.-L. A.
 Times.
 Mir. F. J. Villaescuss, the harness and
 saddle manufacturer and general dealer
 in arms, ammunition and so forth, IS
 making 8 worthy effort to keep abreast
 of the times in the manufacture of ev- erything in the shape of horse furniture. He received to-day 8 machine that will sew through two and three thicknesses of heavy leather with ss much ease ss an ordinary sewing machine would run through piece of csmbric. This ma chine laid down here cost about S250. but it does it's work we'll and is the only machine of its kind in the territory. It is the intention of Mir. Villsescuss to much that he has hitherto been forced Co buy, and to buy nothing that can possibly be made at home. He is to be commended for his enterprise.
 The boundary line between the coun- ties of Apache and Graham has never been settled satisfactorily to the Asses BOTS of the two counties. A number of persons escape assessment by claiming residence in one or the other county. as the case may be, when the Assessor calls op them. Judge Goodwin recent | ly received 6 letter from & citizen of Graham county, stating that he was re- llsbly informed that i've or six thousand | head of cattle, which ranged near the | southern line of Apache, were not Rs- sessed in this or Grshnm County last | year, and suggested that the matter | should be brought 10 the attention of | he Board of Superviors. We think the | well worthy of consideration, and that it would be we'll for the Board | To inquire into the matter. The Asses ,ors of the two counties above mention ed might have some understanding and arrange the mstter SO that all the cattle n the section referred to would be ss- ,essed ID oue county or the other,-St. Johns Herald.
 NIT. Siewert, proprietor of the Saddle Rock Oyster House and Fashion R9stsu- ant, said nothing of the important changes he had In contemplation pend ng their completion, but as they are low ready the pubic is kindly invited to inspect the place. During the coming ummer thIs place will be the coolest in own to dine, or to enjoy plate of ice ream or ices. The three private ooms have been costly fitted for the of families or parties wish. ng to pRrtske of ices, creams, strsvber- ies, tea, coffee or milk cakes of winch dr. Siewert proposes to make a sspecislty f during the heated term. Due notice Till be given of the opening of the ice reRm psrlors for the season. Tomorrow 'eing Easter Sunday a most excellent ill of fare will be served, at least that IS Vhst Siewert says. All in need of & .ood dinner should not fail to go there.
 John Johnson whose capture near 'sntsno by Conductor Mshoney the JTTIzES made mention of yesterday, was sfely landed in jail by Sheriff Shaw sst night who went down ID company with Deputy Kreshsm to bring !he man D. Johnson. although severly injured, 8 less hurt than was st first supposed. 1e IS suffering from a severe scslpvound nd other bruses about the head, and .lso several bad burns on the left thigh nd leg. When found yesterday morn ng he was insensible and WAS at first 'elieved to be dead, but subsequently, eviyed and was taken to Psntano, where uch relief was afforded him as was at ommand. When interrogsted as to ow he came by his injuries he refused 0 talk beyond saying that he got on the he train Tuesday night. but does not now how he was injured. The suppo- ltion however is that on being thrown -om the train he crsvled aside and . uilt a fire besides which he lay for the NO succeeding days and then finding it npossible to get away be returned to le track where found. During all this me he probably WAS without food and
 was while lying Lear the fire he got , badly burned. His pants were al- 2 lost burned of him. :