Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

There were shipped from Hovav and Friends Coon mine last Monday Mo- day o2 sacks of ore for treatment st c. lisle. Forty-one sacks of this ore ia 6ra, class and IS expected to run high. ths balance IS believed to be very ooo5 sscond class ore. Since our last ,ss,a the owners have started third cn, ;n on the ledge about one hundred feet ha- low the upper one, the ore at this no;n, showing up exceedingly well in the nan -Olsrion. fN'
 +. J. Vil!sescusa, the we'll known sad. dler and harness maker, IS prosperinC in business, ss he we'll deserves to do. His growing business has forced inc an iargement of his shops. Instead of bis manufacturing and sslesroom being to- gether, he has been obliged to remove the former to the building ID the rear Inf his sslesroom, thus giving him sufficient room to properly display his goods.
 Some of our merchants are connls,r- Ing bitterly of the delay in the arrival of goods coming in by rail. Mir. Leo Gold schmidt has had three carloads of furni- ture lying Tn Deming for the past sev- eral weeks that he is urgently in need ot, and connot get them in. Mir. F. J. Nillsescuss makes similar complaint. Messrs. c. SeligmRnn < Go. purchased car of flour n Los Angeles and wanted II here for immediate use. but the car wss nve days Tn the Los Angeles yard before being sen: through.
 It is stated tha: County Treasurer Ritter claims the fee of 3 per cent for collecting taxes for the years 1SS5-6. Ii amounts to s6000, which sum the treas urer proposes 60 hold out of this year's collections. He has secured the services ot Col. Wm. Herring and and Ben Good rich, Esq, and proposes 70 fight it out m the courts m case he is compelled to by the action of the Board of Superyis- ors.-Tombs.one Epitsph.
 There is & little boomlet awaiting Csss GrsDde If reports be true. It IS said that Gen. W. H. Hobson is arranging to sink an artesisn well at that place, and will have a town laid out and invite eastern people to remain and enjoy the finest climate in the world. It IS hoped these reports be true for Casa GrAnde needs only the application of energy, enterprise and capital to make 1t 6 hourlshing place.-Enterprise.
 The first snnusl grand ball given by the Hook < Ladder company on Friday night last, was CD exceedingly pleasant utfair. The supper vss served by NIT Joseph Soidini, proprietor of the Msis1u Dore. and Vas especially noticeable for its excellence. Mir. SoliInIs reputation as a public caterer Is sufficient guaran- tee hat -ienty oi the hest thugs h the market will be served when the getting up of a banquet IS entrusted to his care
 By e typographical error. the CrTIzES yesterday was ID ske to say that the raIa- fall for December WAS 200 inches instead of 27-l00 of an inch as WI originally intended. Of this error, for getful of iss own inaccuracies, the Star this morning makes much ado. This amount of water the CITIZEN is con- strained to admit. would If straight up, be more than three times as high Bs PeRrson's Block" What 8 pity 1t IS that this immense amount of water could not have been inducod to flep over snd onto the desert land entry re- gently cancelled by the government for non compliance of the law, by the whilom proprietor of the Star.
 Augustin Romero, MexIcsn vaquero about B years of age, in the employ of the ChRroleRu brothers, wEs killed by a horse on Wednesday last. The horse Romero was riding becoming frscious reared and fell back, with the man un- dernesth, then suddenly springiug to its feet it kicked viciously at Romero, striking him with both feet in the stOm- oob and fatally in1urrnu him Romero died in great pain about IS hours after wards The body was brought in lssi night and an inquest was held by Justice Jacobs today. The verdict was in sc' cordsnce with the facts above set forth