Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
UrEKLY CITIZEN.
..rrgpAY. FEBRUARY Il, 1888

A
 seven o'clock.
 r.--.s wishing trees should svsil | '''.-r.- gf Major Moves kind ofier. | --.- l-.-'. s-. t5 be had for the asking. Cowpe. superintendent of the | .g.,,.Lsnd and Cattle Company, Is IT ,1s c.'y.
 7- Sanford has returned from | ,--.--- -,on. having hsd very pleasant | .., W79,f,lk of Pa1tsno says the e.--7 ,-nps1y are doing a great de al l .,l-,vy work ID that vicinity.
 r-.-s sill be 8 rafiis for fine gold
 -.-S 1-l shotgun, this evening, at .-. r,-lllu. a. eight o'clock.
 v-. R1eU. s former resident of Tue .-t.-. now ot San Pedro. Cal, Is visit -v-. sui Mrs. T. :. Noble.
 --s CITIZEN is indebted to Hon. Mark smith for Congressional Directory lt-5.h Congress. --a mine. baggage Gnd mail car that -.s-r.,ked near Gage the time ChRs. y-.- T.. injured, were brought ID last | +. They all look badly demorsllzed. | rr.sy-ai dogs are already beginning Cor fn about nine days more they | r-a- -.pe and picking will be begun Ic earnest.
 7-s,b trees are in bloom on the Santa ---- nd cottonwood trees will soon be i--- T.srr7. Iu two weeks the birds will h. pszt:ls and all nature will wear the Ss-5 oi spring.
 In, Smart Is now out oi danger, and ,,- -,-uss to steadily improve. He Is i ~-vs shle to converse eIutelIgently, but Is +-orrles occasionally with loss Of mem ory.
 sr,t j.. ;. Noble returned last evening f-sr7 . tri1 over tue division with Crock -- Ff,I-,grz. Hopkins, Curtis and others. N- C-acka- and MT. Hopkins went t-- --h t1 New Orleans, bat the others ..,r--sd 10 San Francisco. Don Ricardo Johnson is reported Co t.v. -a.l tha Minss Prieta mines ID ,-, -.. s1r S3ll.Oll. He has now gone ,- t.- City af MeUco for the purpose of -.-r.vIn. President Disz n reference q .-s heavy export duties to which s--1a Crls gre now entglled. T-.se Meyer has a trunk case in ti1t A so-called husband appropTl- .5 -.s vIfe's trunks sGd endesvored to sz.r t1 Los Angeles and take them s--- He forget, however, 30 take Chef E-cne and Judge Meyer into con sl-,a.ion, but will be better posted be- i--e De sets through.
 he Holiness Band visited the county E today and addressed themselves to l- spiritual welfare Uf the prisoners EL1 listened with respectful attention to F-5. vas sad. Several addresses were -aIe and hymns sang and the story of Jerry NcCauley told apparently with god effect.
 Lieutenant Colonel W. r. Drum, lZth Infantry, acting inspector general of the Department. has been instructed to make I Inspection of tae following posts ID the order named: Forts NCD0wel, Lowe ], hIBch-cs, Grant and Thomas, San Carlos and Fort Bowie \. l.. Forts Bayard. Selden, Stanton, Union. Marcy t-1 NIogate, \. NJ. Fort Apache, Whip p.e Barracks, Forts Verde a-l Moiave, ]. I,, and San Diego Barracks, Cal. TL9s. McGrsth. well known miner. ,s-- Il this morning from the San Blaz -.l55 ani reports astonishing gold mug | T-i discoveries there8oouts He says i-.t last week some Mexicaos came to .s camp and showed hlm some solid llgg-.- ID quartz, that were fully as -.rs= s= half Of his thumb. He wanted ,- g3 z.th them but they objected upon i-- sr1-1I that they wanted 10 make i-e l.s: l1cati as. after which he would D. .-i into the secret aud given second b--. C1a-ce.-Ei Paso Tribune.
 IiTas not until the leg of Cbss. Neal t.5 been snputated that the extent of 5.s r.ur=s were discovered. Tue bone
 Ts- trEl,tully fractured, both above \ E- below the knee. and the femoral artery 5. I'D and bruised up into the tsE-. This latter caused continuous dag that so puffsd mp the injured
 --1 a- tg make r practically lmpossI- .s-- zzcertsin the extent Of his injuries. z -.- ssl thought to have been injured
 Internally as he complained of much 4 Si.- 10 Us body.
 Il- late storms which visited Prescott s--.l a- argument for the removal CT -= capitol of the territory to more ,-Ezl.a locality. We bRvS prlyste sd- E--s from Prescott that recently snow .- % The depth of eighteen inches, and II "talAtE DEtlCf N lTt W uc -A' l T-eh B likely 10 occur again, and
 a-1.5 caQse members of the legislature
 In southern counties to vote, Gs unlt'
 t'sam-wbere else, where such pinching
 vzs'ler IS unknown and where legIsla-
 Ire proceedings can be had without en-
 -s----ug the health oi members,
 E:B-t
 W. 2. Garner had s hearing in the
 i1-,s court yesterday, on the charge or
 s7.1llng. On the previous night he .-' 100 at stud horse poker, TOT s-.g- an0unt he gave bis check on tne 1E-, 5-. when the bank opened on the 1---,-g following, be drew whatever --g ae had deposited there, ana
 i--r.I over 70 the hospital.
 F-s-a for the past two weeks, he
 ,-- been doniciled as patient. As --1es supreme court ruling gamolhg --:- are not cOllectable ID ArizonA ne '-5 -!-chaTEed.
 Says the Fl Paso Tribune: Seventy
 t7s new recruits from the east passed s;1ugh Fl Paso yesterday, en route to -1.shuca, Arizona. Barracks suitable t'the accommodation of four additional
 G-u5nies of cavalry have recently been ,-1structed at that militrry point, and Is the design of the government to | cazs t the strongest guarded point on | -z frontier. From nine hundred to one l t-uss1d troops will hereafter be the i-s-lar military force of Fort Huschuca. Els rstegic point that will hereafter e Very troublesome to General Ger ---.
 I Ab.ld5ome little bay horse attached sca. Iellss milk wagon, ran away to- a!, D. was called on Stone avenue t-- '-a l.ttle nag went in 10 win. The
 .,--s- run was down Camp 10 Meyer F,1 l1 Meyer to Mesilla, west on Me t-a 50 Main, south on Main for short
 .s'-1ca, then west again 10 field on '-s >alts Cruz, where horse and wagon
 t[.-l c7npGny, the latter with broken II --.--. .rl mi ntharRisa Iniured Thls