Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Concentrations from Cris,enden.


 Mir. Oscar Asl urn came ID from Cni ,enden yesterday and from him :he following facts relative tO people and bGsiusss Ot hi' estIon Ot tue country were gathered:
 Tbs smelJer a, Crittenden is a pro nOulced aani practical success ard IS kept m constant operation partly by custom ores furnished from the mines theresbouts. The compsny also ship largely from their own mines ID Sonora, winch are reported 10 be good produc CTS The plant IS we'll managed and en- joys an uablemis he'd reputation for fan dealing With It patrons.
 Maior John Smith's hotel has been completed and IS DOW one of the import ant features Ot the place. It Is well fur nished aud ss the tables are abuodantly supplied ~ith the good things of life. it is handsomely patronizsd. Toe Major, ID addition to hIs hotel still plays full haod at merchandising aud is ss good 8 judge of s gin sling or a pair of bO its ss Kentucky colonel. He can talk law, philosophy or religion, aLd g1ye Igns- tious Donnelly points on his great oryp tOgram-
 luc iETrPECr-lUlc W. T. b1hc uh5 puE chased the Palace saloon from Mir. David Bowers and has rschnsseped il the Rsilroad Fkehanse. Mir. Al. Perryer Dresides over Its dessiniee, poiIshes up the decsntsrs and does the compound ing for the boys
 The many friends of Judge Baldvin the De wsy A. B. of tbe CITIZEN. is lylnE serIously i'll from sn attack Of pleurscy, superinduced by over attention 10 ousi. ness. Mr. Baldwin is the junior partner of ". I. Lake < Go ,snd IS popular both ss 6 merchant and man.
 Capt. ID. Fl. Stevens is smiling over the completion of his fence by which his broad acres are surrounded. He is nov engaged in "prunine" out the brush preparatory to ths cutting of she crops of grass, The Capt. IS the happy pos sessOr of one of the boss colts in the country.
 Judge Vanderlip while holding the scale of Justice with sn even hand hs' s'ill found time to enoloee twenty scres of bis homestead and otherwise improve bis place.
 Jim Foley has charge of the corral that Is bsinx run in connection with MsiOr Smiths hoiel, and what Jim don'' kuOR about horses is hardly worth men uoning above a whisper. "Shors' horses and wet" horses are 8 especial forte 0i a pot ot ginger and shsnd below | be has been known to knock ten year: of horses age inside of ten minutes and not consider himself hurried on the job.
 Messr'. PiepeI < Smith (here Smith comes in again sull swing the lime kilu club and continue to give the best oI sail ,tsction with he article they produrs CrIttenden lme IS now being largely used all over Snuthern Arizons and when its real merits become known Il Vill have even a wider sale.
 On the whole. the condition of sffairl on the SOnoits is happy one. There x plenty for everyone to do, Cattle art fat. and the psstursge good. and money fairly pleDtiful.
 Tbe Hon. John R, Manning is nigb | boss at the smelter, He has abapdOneC all discu sion of the Mills tariff bill, anC is now loaded on the intrinsic value o | tlu1es, the smelling properties of ores the condition of the lead market, th' | demonstration of silver,sD the relative measures of prcduc. and supply.
 Mir Tom Manning has taken the Rail. road Honse, and is managing 1t witt much suocess.
 The same comfortable state of thing prevail at Hsrshsv. FHg & l. ke hay secured lease on the Alta. snd'vil shortly commence taking out ore, Th' Blue Nose, French and American mine' are also in full operation, beside, muHt chloridiug is being done on the various claims theresbouts. The con ,entrstinl works are in full blast, and are regarded with much favor by every m'ne owne in the hills. Town property has mor' than Ire bled in value within the pas few mOn,hs. Hs shaw is fast forging it wBy To the front rank of mIuing camp and hRs the wherewIth to do SO,