Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-11

Governor Stafford and wife lefl for T,os Angeies last night, With their uquRl big heeIt adnoss they took another ltt-, orphan der their care. 8 little pirl whom they pnrpose !o bring up as tbeir own. Although gone they leave mspy pleasant memories behind thrnl and many who wish them well in whatever part ot tue couatry they msy be n.
 brutal hoax was perpetrated on .be family of Mir. Alex Levlu last eyenipg Some evil disposed person put in circn istlon the report that Mr. Levin had | dropped dead. Az evil news travel fast this soon reached the ears of bis family and scene of the widest descrjption ensueG, One of the daughters swooned and to-day IS stlll sercusly sick. On investigation Mr. Levin was found to be alive and well and entirely ignorant Q, t1e rumor ID circulation.
 This evening on the close of the busi- ness meeting of the Pioneers, Don Carlos Nelssco, Judge Barnes, Dr. Goodwin and Governor Ssfford will address the people assembled. Arrangements have been completed with view of holding fhe meeting ID the open cir in front of The County Court House where SD abun dance of seating capacity has been se- cured, Governor Stafford will tell of ear iy experiences in Arizona and the priva- tions and hardships the people then liv- ing here were forced Co endure. The Governor Is a happy tRlker and the at- tendance should be large one. The ladies are especially invited Co be pre- sent.
 NIT. ". l.. Whepley, of Salt River truit lame, continues to do good. lis trade has assumed such large propor- tons that he has hsd to employ m nd dltIonsl force of shippers. But hi- orch ards yield immensely and as he hos vet nearly lUOJ tons of prime muscg! grapes ID good marketable condit on, be can with ease meet all demunds. He will noi, however, ship Co prlvate psr1es sl- though be has been snd IS continually beseiged with orders from them. He deals only with the trade, Hs whole sales to them and they retail to the public MT. J. IyRncovich, the leading fruit dealer ID this city, is daily in re- eeipt of grapes from Mr. Whepley. c. I. Nutter also draws hls supplies from him. The grapes are large, finely form ed and excel in flavor those of Oslifor- mia growth, The grapes are fresh Rs rbeu taken from the vine. Address, W. l.. Whepley, Phenix.
 Justs Florez. a Mexican youth 8bOut "A years of age, appeared before Jus'ic= Woods this morning aud swore out complaint against one Jose Bermud8s, whom he charged with the crime of Rb- duct,on. l, seems that Jose B-rnudas appeared st the Flores domeoIle. some l2 miles down the river. st sn early hour thls h m1ruing, ID the role of a gay L1ch- invsr, but mirus the hoIse. He at once clasped the fBi- sister Of Justa-sll sjs- tsrs zre supposed to be fair under such TO rRntic circumstances-tO his manly breast and m4de of wish her. The young lsdy-sEe is bot sweet sixteen raised her musical voice ID prCtsstatIon and called on her brother, the only one present, Co D otect her. This Justg ,s- yed Co do whAn the kIdnspper drew his piatol and fired two shots Q; ,h- boy. Justice Woods issled a warrant. and officers immediately left ID pTrsuIt, Florez, the father of the girl, org sLjza3 2 posse and slso gave chase. bat up to 3 o'clock this afternoon the william had not beel captured. He evidently in- tends to take his victim to SOnOrG.-ATI ZOnian.