Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-19

G Ok tONd IS III JDO OlO
 .Oking into our mining and
 .Uural resources, and enjoying our
 -sant climate.
 Two young colored vags were locked mp last night and given permission this morning to count railread ties in the di- rcLica of Yuma.
 |. was noticed that quite number o cattle men were congregated at Push & XeIieWegers this morning. Be merciful and don't raise the price of steaks too high.
 Ihos. Driscoll has returned from a round up of some of the herds of Maish & Driscol. They are gathering up beef steers sold to Kansas and Montana parties.
 M.J. Sullivan, Gus Reidel and Wm. Reid are the representatives from Pima Lpdge |. o. O. F., to the session of the Grand Lodge which will meet in Globe next Monday.
 Nr. Johnson of Philadelphia has taken a position at Lonergan's. It was neces- sarv to increase their clerical force m o.d-r that thelr numerous customers C. G be promptly waited upon.
 There are about fifty wild burros, as fleet as deer, roaming about the south slope of the Rincon mountains. Here IS fine chance for the local spcrtsmen of Tucson to display their agility and skill.
 CJ Wimple came in on this mornings tram from Sonora. The pros gects are good for lively times in our ueirhorng state as there are many cap ltalsts seeking investments ID mines, land, and cattle.
 News was received last night that a lttle Mexican child fell into a well thir- ty-Gve feet deep, and was drowned at the old Frank Lord ranch near Silver Bell, now belonging to NIT. Samuel Hughes.
 Cheering reports come from all parts Of the county, of promising returns for stOckmen. There is plenty of grass cattle are in good condition and there is an increasing demand for beef and stock cattle by purchasers.
 ". O. DeMarr has returned from Cleveland Ohio, and will go out to Caba- bi to resume work on the artisan well which he IS boring for an eastern min ing company, of which J. J. Devine is the local agent.
 The quarantine line in Texas has con- pelled a large number of Eastern stock buyers to go to New Mexico and Ari- zona. where they find better cat le, and tsrmsthan can be obtained and without the restrictive examinations of Texas.
 We see that l.. A. Smith is again on the streets after his long detention al home by sickness. The Star says he Aas joined the c. O. P., and this must account for the contented and peaceful greetings to old acquaintances.
 We met a gentleman on the street this morning enquiring for Blacks Jewelry sore to get his watch repaired. Evi- dently he was stranger in the city and did not know that most of our boys take their watches to Joe Goldtree for repairs of finances.
 u. Carda has come down from Olive. He reports fair times among the miners. There Is a fair prospect of the erection of a shelter in the camp at an early day. Don 4. Sanford obtained judgment in the district court this morning against P. R. Fully and wife.
 WI. Whepley, the foremost fruit and poultry man of the Salt River Val lev. reports that the largest and finest :.rricots ever received from the coast, will soon be ready for market. MT Whepley will reach out for the big mar lets of the east for their various pro- ducts in due season.
 M. J. Jones and family from the valley above Pantana, are visiting the city. He brings the same favorable notice given by others, of good grazing and cattle fattening. MT. Jones has set out a large number of fruit and ornamental trees on his place this spring, and is making his home an attractive place.
 Charles F. Roche has returned from his trip to California, looking well and smiling as of old-at least so the ladies say. He was at Coronado, San Diego. San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara. and most of the intermediate places. and had a good time. He will again leave in about month for San Francisco on business matters, which may call him to Europe during the sea- son.
 tsovernor Wolfey to-day appointed Major George T. Coats, Judge c. F. answorth and Private Secretary Thos. D. Hammond as board of Capital Site Commissioners. Under the U. $. Su- preme Court decision in the two cases Uf Clayton and Jack, against Utah, the board appointed by the late legis- iature is illegal. It consisted of Hon. S-lim M Franklin, Private Secretary T. D. Hammond and c. w. Johnston Herald.
 There was Mexican baile in a small house near Carrillo's garden last night and a row commenced between Vicente Arina and Miguel Nunas about the res pectivements of the residen 8 of bario l3re and bario Tonto in which Nunas knocked Arina down and in turn was shot by Arlna. The ball entered the breast near the region of the heart and it IS said he cannot survive but few hours. Arina is in jail.
 5. T. Bowling, who has been here for some tlme under the doctors care has so far recovered that he wlll start for the s5onogita, intthe southern part of the county. At the time he was taken sick h had just completed the erection Of he quartz mill which he had purchas- ol from the Specie Payment Mining O., at Pinal. and removed to the border for inc Rosaria Mining Company. The Com paly has 9 promising mine across the 8lue m sonora, ana VIII erdnSpOrC IueT ores to the mill on the Arizona side. MT. Bowling owns fourth interest in the mine and mill.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Biddleman drove ont -ast Sunday south of Silver Lake. The horse they were driving being left alone for a moment, and being of an in- Hestigating turn of mind, concluded she would make an exploring tour through lhe woods at forty miles an hour. Faith fully did she carry out her programme, taking a very winding route in her ex ploratioDs Bushes were snapped off short. the leaves and dirt flew, but what erred she. Her mouth was agape with interest in the beautiful scenery she was beholding, her ears were laid back to her head, to better hear the little insects drumming and the little birds enrolling