Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

MT. Earli Webb returned yesterdsy from weeks visit to Solomopyills
 Graham county, and expresses himself as being exceedingly well pleased with what he saw. His idea IS that the comin0 wealth of Graham county will be aston. Ishirgly large. The lands are fertile
 water plentiful, the mines rlch and pso' pie industrious. Everything looks well snd everybody has the appearance of doing well. There is considerable i'm migration Rt present and large numbers are shortly expected to come ID.
 Mir. ard Mrs. Cunningham from the San Pedro, gave the CITIZEN a pleasant call to-day. Mr. Cunningham reports l cattle fat and the country looking we'll
 The Indians, however, be says, still keen ID heir devlltry of stealing and killing cattle. Although they own DO stock l themselves they are a. times supplied with an abundance of beef, which is ob- tained only Rt the expense of neighbor- ing rsncheries cattle. Caps Smiths band Is believed to be the thieves and an effort IS to be made to catch them.
 Supt. Picket. of the Bonarza Com pany, IS in from the Quijotoa. The large body of ore reported to have been found m the Peerless is an assured fact. On examining the shaft put down by
 Hank Smith. on the Peerless, he noticed
 where he had gone through and passed tn pay ore sinking all the time further away from it. Profting by his import ant discovery he drifted at the depth of loo feet and cutting tha ledge opened up a fine body of ore. A. depth of POO feet a like drift vas run with similar re- suit. Shou d the same good fortune at- tend the drift now being run at 3OO feet 1t will create boom in the camp. A contract has been let for 1000 cords of wood snd in due time the mill sill be started up and the good old times of days gone by bn again seen. About 30 men gre employed by the company, and about 200 all told are working in the district
 The two horse thieves who were c8p- tured near this city n few weeks ago by Deputy W. Johu Parks and party of Duncan, recently broke jail Rt Solomon vile. i M, xicsn officer followed the traIl of one of the men for many miles. and finally came upon him. The thief wss armed with pistol which allowed the officer 10 come up within range of his Winchester without exposing him sel, to danger. He then ordered the thief to lay down his gun, which he did without unnecessary delsy. Tho officer then forced his prisoner to strip to the skin, in which condition he was marched through the broiling sIn to Solomon vIlle. ItIs said that the prisoner was completely cooked by the tune he reached the county seat. IL WAS rough treatment, but the prisoner was lucky to get of that essy.-Silver City Enter prise
 Dr. O. l.. Mahony has been removed ss superintendent of the Insane Asylum | and Dr. I. s. Titus of San Francisco, has been appointed by the directors to 6ll | the vacancy. Dr. Titus comes very highly recommended by Dr. Wilkinson | and LRngdon, ot the Stockton Insane | Asylum, and Dr. Clark of privste Rsy- | lum at Stockton. He was at one time | ia charge of the Stockton IDsane Asy lum | and IS Rt present Examiner of Insane | for the city and county of Ssu Francis | co. He IS a specialist ID his line, and | no doubt thoroughly competent man, or be would never receive the endorse ment of such high authority on insane | practice as Dr. Wilkinson of the Naps | asylum, a man who Is authority on the | subject of insanity wherever that subject | receives scientific treatment The Di- | reotors have found 1t necessary thCs 10 | go out of the Territory to get athOrough- | ly competent man. and are eIcusable in doIng sO.-HeTsld.