Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01


 Table Mountain copper mine bringing still further news of the biz strike, They have, he seys, taken out 400 tons of red oxide copper orc that will average over 60 per cent. The body ss now op- ensd up has 6 solid breast Effect in the stop, with 10 feet overhead ss yet un- toushed. There is, the Captain thinks, 12OO toas of orc now on the dumps that will average 25 per cent.
 Postmaster Grif,th, of Nogsles, while at Inuris Sunday witnessed Q prooss- sion of more than two hundred people invoking their mRker to send rain. The Herald says: The procession formed in ths old village of lmurls, and headed by . priest and several men oerrying large canopy, marched to ths grave yard half . mile east of town, then back to the church where services were held for some tune. That night the rain came down in torrents, almost flooding the country. Strange things happen in the great southwest
 It makes ones mouth water to read in Southern AriEons papers of the luscious fruit now SO splendid there. The fruit brought from California is insipid, ss most California fruits are, with the rep utstion they have gained at the expense of Arizona and New Mexico neyerthe- less. The shoisest fruits shipped east e the product of California are grown in the valleys of Southern AriEons, re- packed and shipped from Cslifornis markets. With . through rsilresd to ths south, Northern Arizona will be supplied with delicious fruit that now largely gses to wsste.-Champion.
 The Oaesbi Mining Go. are going to wsrk in earnest. They believe they hsve c good property and are going Eeslously ahead Co develope it. Within the past 70 days 6 60 foot shaft has been sunk and drifts to the extent of 6 hundred feet run in various portions of the ledge every one of which shows up handsome ly. This has 60 encouraged the manage nent that they purpose to erect mach ineYy in the near future, but before do- ing % will begin 10 bore for srtesisn water, which they we'll know csn be hsd by borins deep enough for it. Work on the we'll is to be begun si once. It will be driven down thousand feet if ne- oesssfy.
 The rumor IS again sfiost that the Southern Pacific is going to put on another passenger train. the last Of this month or the first of next. This time It is accompanied by the rumor that the Frisco rosd has secured control of the Atlantic and Pacific and will soon take posssssion of it. The Santa Fe will then run their man line to Deming and throw their thorough business over the Southern Psclfc. The Ssnts Fe is said not to have 6 section hand employed on the whsls length of the Atlantic & Pacific and that the rosdbed is ID horri- bls condition, and the trains from six to twenty -four hears late.-The Lordsburg Liberal.
 The Palace Hotel in its bslmy days, when George Rsyheld was mine host, wss famous for the excellencies of it's Sunday dinners, and now that George is again mine host, the ancient sloriss of It's famous Sunday dinners are about Co be revived. Tomorrow the event of his return will be celebrated by one of the finest dinners ever served ID the old pueblo. All served heretofore have been rood, but to-morrows feast will be better than the best. Parties wishing Co treat themselves Co 8 good Sunday dinner should not fail 10 be on hand st the Palace to. morrow.
 Hon. O. M, Strauss is in receipt of letter of inquiry from Mrs. O. A. King relative to the whereabouts of her bus band of whom she is anxious Co hear. He is c teacher by profession and IS sup posed to hsve come to this territory. He II described ss about s ft, 10 inches high . little stoop shouldered, fair oom- dsFk brown hair, large dark elue eyes, large straight nose and un- usually small ears, light brown or red ish beard, heavy mustsohe and is ip del health. Hu name il Charles An drew David Hanna Jackson King. Re never uses his full name st once but signs oftener c. A. or D. A. or D. Par liss knowing of his whereabouts will ,onfsr . fsyor by addressing Hon. o. M btrsusa, Tucson, or Mrs. O. A, King, Winters, Osliiornis.
 The Gusynas court before which Fay. Ior and RohlinR. the Agus Zsros train sobbers were tried found them gailty and sentenced the former to be shot and he latter to term of i've years in pri- Iop. The findings of the court were Co the supreme court at the Oity of HeIico and that tribunal sp- proved the sentence. All the papers in he eases including the approval of the ,entsnoe were received iu Gusymss four days ago and RohlIng has doubtless en- tered upon his term of sentence. Taylor bas not yet been shot and 1t is not known just when he will be as the tune for the execution of . death sentence Is not publicly set in Mexico. He should have been shot the night before the robbery and murder.-Sogsles Herald.
 Mir. s ". Foreman, for many years 8 resident of AnEons. died on Sunday evening, August 18th, at San Luis Obis- DO, Oalifornis, after long illness. aged about sixty six years, Mir. Foreman was yell known throughout Southern Ari- tonA. and Lis professional services ss ,urveyoI and civil engineer have given aim . wide acquaintance. He laid out he city of Tucson and made its first ,ficial plat and for many years be was ! deputy Q. T. surveyor and connected rith she Q. 8. Surveyor Generals office 'or this Territory. About 6 year and 8 sslf aso Mir. Foreman found it necessary 10 seek the seaside on account of failing health, but the sIpec ed relief failed to ,ome to him and he gradually declined lo the end. He leaves 6 wife, one son lnd SIX daughters, among the latter be- ng Mrs, J. Fl. Benson of Pinsl; Mrs. c, ". Lemon, of this place. Misses Katie and Annie Foreman and two married l isuphters in California