Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

The building and loan association
 will meet in regularly monthly meeting this evening 10. the Citv Hall SD 5 sharp. There will be &l2O0 to be dis-
 posed of and ss the bidding is likely to
 be animated full attendance ss possi-
 ele is required.
 Mir. E. N. Fish received 6 telegram from Nogalss to-day stating thst Geo.
 W. Fogg died last evening of oonsump-
 nOn. Mr. Fo2R csme to the territory tor his health about four years sgo, and for
 shree yesrs was oookkeeper for E. N. Fish. He vss young man about thIr- v years old of exeuplsry habits, mem
 Der of the Baptist church, and highly respected wherever he lived. He vas unmarried and his trends live in Cali fornis.
 Yesterday morning SupeIn,endent
 William Brodie. arrived from the A.
 Frank qusrtx null with the iirst bullion
 produced from tke Macy and Mack
 mines. The bullion represents twelve days run and weighs Q litsle over o6 ounces, which is worth st least SIS per ounce. This is sl excellent showing for . five stamp mill, especially ss the bull lion represents the first run msde by the mill The ore in the Oregon mine seems 70 increase in richness with every foot Of work. MT. Brodie brought down several hundred pounds of the rock and every one pronounoes 1t the richest gold ore ever mines in Anxona. Another feature of this mine is that every part of the vein will pey handsomely to work. There is now sufficient ore on the dump and ip sight to run the mill profitsbly for seve- rsl yesrs, Score another for Yuma ooun- ty.-Yums Sentinel.
 There can be scarcely 6 doubt that one Cf the projected trunk lines of rsil- road through Arizona will traverse the Gils valley, touching Florence, and that such c road will be under construction before the end of the present year. With good and cheap transportation facilities Florence will grow to become . large commercial clty second to none ID the Territory. IL possesses tue ad- vantases of geographical location ard the immediate surroundings 10 support city and no prophetic eye Is necessary
 discern the plain writing of its des- tiny. The tim. is coming when the tide If immiarstion from the-esst vIll roll into Ariroua like it recently dd to Southern California, for this portion of the great southwest possesses sll the elements of climate. health. productive ness and availability to attract people. With the advent of . new of railroad the future of Florence will be fully ss- sured.-Florence Enterprise.
 Another of the old landmarks of Flor enoe has been called away Co the solemn | rest of whose awakening no one knows. | On Monday morning, Apnl 30th, MT | Patrick Holland died very suddenly of | congestivs chills al the hesdsste of his irrigsting ditch about seven miles from | Florence, up the Gils river. H' bad been very busy for few days, putting | in 6 dam, and had worked for several hours on Monday morning ID wster that sometimes reached his srnpIts. While thus engaged . sudden sickness seized him and he immediately lett the water and lsy down on the bank of the stream under 6 tree. HIs serious silmeDt alarmed his companions, one of whom st once started tn town for Dr. Harvey, but Mr. Holland died almost as soon ss the messenger started. The funeral took place st the Catholic church al o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and his remains were followed 10 the grave by very large concourse of friends and sc2usintsnces. -Enterpr1se.
 Paul Reicker, at one time 6 Sesidep of Tucson, and who is reported to have left here under rather shady circum- stsnces. has created @ genuine seps=- ton in the upper tendom of Los An aeles by marrying the daughter Of one of its deceased millionsires named Will son. The wife remained st Ricker's house c few hours and then returned nome to her mother where she, at last lccounts, reusins. Reicker sought the Times ssnctum that night and related his grievances, stating among other things inst when he abandoned bis wife and ,hildren in Tucson he turned over |" them houses and lots In Tucson valued st $45,000 CT s50.0O0 and much other pslsver to like effect. Well, perhaps be lid, but the general impression here shouts is the only thing he left his fam Ily was 6 house owned by his wife and , bought with her money. and which he ID nortssging to the tune of s700, with this money he left for pas Iures new. If, ss family man, Paul does sot mske ms ske 6 better record in Los Angles than he did in Tucson, be will hardly reach the quarter pole in good ,hspe.