Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Territorial.
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 On the l0;h instant, Iaeutenant- -Col onel Wenceslso Gonzalez with tbs force under his command. had a Ii,tIa ha,,Ie with band of YaQui Indians in La llnala mountain. Two Indians were kllIed and several wounded. The same 3ay, st s Point called Agusio de las Dqrrss, the same officer encountered an o'ner osnd ot Indians, had a fight and succeeded Tn routing them.
 A scheme IS on foot and will doubtless pc carried to successful issue, for g DE Feast here, commencing on July Ist. Arrangements for the erection of a plaza Tor bull fights will bei made, tracks for horse and loot racing be graded, cock pits built and a suitable ground for feast aooompsniments selected. The gentle men at the head of the enterprise arc well known sporting men and will not iet IL fall through for the want of Q dol lar.
 IL Is officially proclaimed through the columns of the ConstItucion that the headquarters of the custom house guards Will be removed from Msgdalens to Her mosillo. Commandsnt Juan Fenochio, vno has lately returned to this state, VIII soon iAsugurate the change. His nscsl zone has been extended to Lower Caiifornia where he will go on a tour of inspection as soon Rs the guards are changed to the Flower Bed city.
 Lieutenant Colonel Emilio Roster litzsky. In command of the custom house guards at Bevispe, has recently arrived ID Hermosillo from that place. He says that earthquakes are of daily occur renee in and about Bavispe and are pre- oeded by loud undergr und noises. Be tween Batspeto and Fronteras there is a place where tbe shocks s:e much strong er and 1t is believed that a volcano will soon burst forth. These constant shocks have impeded the people ID reconstruct ing their houses and they live as yet in the huts put up at the time of the first heavy earthquake.
 tPhenix Herald.
 The first American lady who settled in Salt River valley arrived iu 1868, just twenty years ago. This lady was Mrs. [. H. Gray, wife of the Hon. c. H. Gray, of our valley.
 The first butcher shop was opened in Phenix in 1870 by Pete Holoomb, IL was in the budding built by Wm. A. Hancock, and which was Ut the ssme time doing duty ss court house, justices | office, store, etc. It wss, in truth, sn | original meat market, for Pete merely | killed the steer, cut II in quarters and | hung them up. All customers hal to | cut off what they wsnted, furnishing | their own knives and paying from 9 10 | 30 cents a pound for ,t. In those days | ouly one beef wss consumed in one | week, now the butchers Of PheDix kill | seven beef a day besides quantities of | mutton and pork.
 (JOurnal-Miner
 John s. Jones brought m Q S2 900 bar | of gold from the Standard null oday.
 An Sl,S76 bar Of gold was brought in from the Lynx creek hydraulics. a 8 re- suit of a partial clesu up ID some side | boxes, of less than twenty days run.
 Robert Atkinson, ID the experimental | run, recently made with Bn arastrs, on 8 | ton of ore carefully weighed, from his | Spruce canyon mine. cleaned up SS2 ID | gold.
 Twenty-four men are now employed | sn the United Verde copper mines at | Jerome, and the force Is being incre8s- ed daily, ss room can be made, to work | them successfully. IL Is expected that | during the year there will be from 300 | to 400 men employed In the camp.