Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-22
T,. .h.,;r. office received , di,n.,ch

The sheriffs office received dispatch this morning from James Speedy at No zales saying he had arrested Juan En- rIques for the killing of the Chinsmsn called Sullivan. He confesfes to the killing in connection with the two wo- men Carmen and Maria who are now locked up ip the county jail. Eprques WAS formerly in the employ of Major Fred. w. Smith of the land office. and is s short thickset Mexican, with son. negro blood. Deputy Sheriff Speedy will probably arrive with the prisoner thIs evening.
 IL will be seen by an order published elswhere in the OOur.sr that Gen. Miles bss relinquished command of the MIli- tary Department of Arizona. He is now | in command of the Diyison of the Pacific, which takes in Arizona, New Mexico Cal | ifornis, Oregsn, Nevada and other ge1g- rsphical divisions. Gen. Grierson com mands thIs department. In relinquish- ing command here. Gen. Miles modestly refers to the success that attended his efforts in New Mexico an l Arizona, snd to the peace whicL he established among ms for which our citizens feel duly grstful to the General, his officers and men, Courier.
 Hon. T. E. Parrish, territorial com missioner of immigration, arrived last evening from Denver, Colo. where he had been to consult Major Powell and Capt Dutton egarding the preliminary survey in this territory for water sto- rage. Capt. Duttou, he states, will ar- rive during the early part of next month
 with force of men to commence oper
 tions. Mir. Parrish while there made
 arrangements with six of the large
 trunk lines to distribute all the sdyer-
 Using matter he should send concerning
 the territory. If the plans of Mir. Far
 rish are carried out there is no reason
 why there should not be large immi-
 grafton to Arizona during the coming , year.
 [ John Msrder Esq. senior member O
 the firm of MRrder, Luse & Go. the vel
 known type founders of Chicago. and
 probably the largest establishment ot itt
 kind Tn United States, a 0 ilpsnIed by Supt Bryant of the Oriltenden smeltei arrived ip the city yesterday afternoon
 having driven down the Santa Cruz val , ley with I. N. Town. Mir. Msrder is on, f of the principal owners of the Crittender l smelter. and has expended large sum
 of money in bringing the plant to lti present state of perfection. During thi trip he has been as far south as Guaymsl . iu 8 ynors and enjoyed 1t very much He leaves this evening for his home II
 Chicago.
 '- Hon, Henry Duguid, r,sident 0 y Syracuse, New York. and one of the re D present 4tive men of the Empire state c accompanied by his son and two dsugh
 ters. is sojourning in Tucson for its clI
 matte influences on his health. Mir. Du o Quid bss been sn invalid for 8 consider | able period of time, and immediately sf l. ter his arrival here he was taken vio- = lently i'll and was in avery precsriou
 condition, causing his relations snt friends grave anxiety. It is hoped, how s ever, that the severity of Mir. Duguid'
 illness is the accumulated result Of tn , fatigues of the long journey here, an'
 that after his system is thoroughly rest il ed, ihe recuperstive power that g. e yrandly asserts itself in our genial eli s mate may come to his aid ard rspidl
 mend his health. Mir. Duguid is th
 president of Syracuse Bank.
 't Lieut.. o. P. Johnson, 10th Cavalry O has arrived st this post after two month I c two posts-Bowie snd Huschucs-bnt
 was on his return home to capture Grsu f when be was overtsken by that heav q -ain storm, making several men sick ,t He, knowing that hIs trail could not b q followed, took shelter at a ranch, [ q which place a school teacher guided th
 pursuing party after dark and h. ws ,, caught up by the 4th Cavslry-quite al n easy achievement under the circum
 stances Lieut. Johnson makes frs 1. class Indian raider. His esrly experi a ence in fighting the Sioux and CheYene e iu the North, has made him quite sn !
 pert in that direction. The heut. de l. served the highest prai- @. Indian raid $ would soon be something or inc psst y the army was composed of such eficier s officers. Mir. Lo would be content !. stay at home satisfied with the reservi