Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

avs and deieDses against them Eould Bl
 volume of highly sensational ltars
 ture. During the last Apache war b,
 played an important part in them. sns
 was in nearly every battle and sx,rmisl
 had within the state lines.
 The body ot 2 ld Mexican wa,
 brought from the west last night .nc
 lad Tn Smith's undertaking room. Judge Meyer impap neled @ jury. bu
 postponed the inquest pending the ar rival of witnesses who will be in on tbe
 train tonight. All that Is known sbori
 the man IS that be wes 8 section bs D, in the employ of the $. F. R. B.
 The Territorial Board of Equslixstior has directed the Board of Supervisors of
 Maricopa county to cause the assasso, to assess the indiy dual stock holders of the National Bank of Arizona with thei, respective Dumber of shares st par value Heretofore thls corporation has not giY. CD ID their property 10 the assessor, on the grounds that they were Nstiopal 6snk and consequently exempt from ter ritorisl taIstion. This will add to the tax list the sun of Sl00, 900 the capital ot said institutIon.-Hersld.
 In accordance with pre- arranged understsndIng the following members of the Tucson bar met in the office of Messrs Hereford and Lowell and adopted resolutions oommendstory of Congress man McOreary for his chRmpioning the cause of the Tuson bar when assaulted by the AriH ma delegate: L. O. Hughes Wm. H. Lowell. F. H. Hereford, S, M. | Franklin. J. D. Ferguson, Geo. l.. Hood. J. A. Zsbriskie, Esrll H. Webb and Frank Heney. Col. Zabriskie left be- fore vote was taken, and Messrs. Webb and Heney voted against the resolution,
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Buehmsn and and family are in Los Angeles, enjoying themselves by daily trips to the beach where Mir. Buehp-n is developing his muscle by holding down the big waves. He thinks that by . slight stretch Of,the inauguration Los Angeles may in size be made to compare favorably with Tue son. but in climate they are away be- hind. Facts bear out Mir. Buehmsns observations in the matter ss there are but 2S.000 names on the great register of Los Angeles so far. HurrAh for Tue soni
 The Board of Supervisors in session to-day, levied the following special tax. Bonded indebtedness 50o. General fund Sl.O0. Road fund los. School fund 5Oc. Territorial levy 63c. Stock sanitary fund l mill. Making 6 totsl-eXclusive [ of the sanitary stock fund, of S2.73 for 1 the county st large. To this must be added ID school district No. one, 8 tax of 40c. Making e total tsx ou each Sl00 ID said district of s3.13 exclusive of stock fund ss above noted. This is 2S cents less on the Sl00 than was levied last yeer.
 Mir. Ryon, of the Southerrh Pacific railroad stated yesterday that his com pany would pay its taxes in the several countries of this territory on the value Rs assessed by the board of equalization. on receipt of notice ths. they are due. This railroad has acquired good repu- tstIon for prcmptness In the payment ot taxes being among the frs. 10 pay ID the counties through which it runs. The money they thus pay IS immediately paid out again by the counties and put into circulation makes money easier for other tax payers As ID Yuma county they psy seven-eights of the entire rev enue of the county this IS a very impor- tsnt item. Coohise = "a aaty also receives
  the Southern Pacifc.-JournalM Minor. Senor MsscsIeno, president of the municipal of NogAles, Sonora, and Capt. Florencio Ruiz, captain of the municipal troops 0f the town of Santa Cruz, Sc nora, passed through Tucson last night CD route Co California to ? ace theIr cons at college. The former gentleman has two and the latter one. They eI- pect to place them in Ss. Vincents Col lege, San Francisco. Between the United States authorities on the one side and Senor Msscsreno on the other, the very best of feeling prevails throuRhout the two Nogales. If deeds of violence gre committed on the one side 1t IS use less for the v-bresker 10 seek refuge on the other ss be IS soon hunted down and turned over. In the running down of the Cohen murders much credit is due to the gentleman ID question. He is of fine personal appearance and nn exceedingly pleasant tslker.
 GROUP, wHooPIsG CoUGH and Brou- chitis immediately relieved by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by Geo. Martin.
 By the middle of next month there will be, it IS estimated, not less than
 
 Odd Fellows drawn there to witness the grspd celebration of that order which | takes place or September l7th. Mir. W. l.. Whepley of Phenix, IS the accredited grand representative from Arizona, and be will vorthily honor the cause and the territory hs represents. He 10 bright active young man, full 10 the chin of qoshesditiveuess and thorough ! Iy csnyersant with the ample resources of the country be goes from. During the past year he has done more to make known the wonderful fertility snd pro- | ductiyensss of the Salt rIver valley than the paid oommissioner of immigration. He has shipped fruit ID thousand directions, and has even competed win California in her own markets. Nor hes he yet ceased bis lsbors ss he pur- poses to open lhe eyes of 10000 brother Odd Fellows by 6 display of Salt River fruits Eeldom seen even ln thst favored land. The best of success H wished him for ne IS deserving of H.
 Capt. Hale while prospecting in the Tucson Mountains yesterday, discover ed the remains of & man who from sp- pesrsncss had evidently been dead siI or eight months. The facts were re- ported to Judge Meyer who went this morning to view the body. They lie near the top of peak in the Tucson rsnge, about 515 miles west of Tucson and | about mile north of the famous Bat Mine, in & narrow gap at the base or 8 high bluff. Judge Meyer is Of She oPi- mon that the man was murdert d ss ms body was partially covered wi'h rocks, and he further believes that sf- ter being killed his bcdy had been carried to where found. The lower DOT | tion of 1t was wrapped in the remains or an old blscket and 1t was ID tbis he had been borne from where the tragedy had taken place to where found. He had on 1 a dark oolored shirt sud pair of brown l pants and 8 pair of soldiers pants lay under and sgaInst the body. An old Mexican saddle, bridle snd spurs were also found in the gsp with him. So Tar as could be seen wi.Lout too close e1- animation of the body there wss noth- 1 ing by which he could be idenhhed' The chances gre, however, that the man vas A soldisr. probably 8 deserter and