Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-26
Territorial News.
Florence En;erprlse.

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 of Tucson, visited Florence and adjacent towns this week. This house transactS q
 large jobbing business in Southern Ariz- Ona.
 w. c. Truman is one of the lucky To- cators of a very promising geld ledge about five mic west of the Superstition mountains, in lne foot hills. At dspth of twenty feet the ledge Is nearly two feet wide, and shows free gold in almost every piece of rock. 1t lies in contact of porphyrv and syenite. with clearly | defined hanging wall of tale. Any piece of the rock pro dGces gold upon being pulverized, in encouraging quantities. The mine will be developed to deter mine its valuo and permaxancy.
 Tde public school of Florence will close for the usual summer vacation on May 9th. Last year it. closed on May 3rd. The finances of the district are in good shape, and during vacation the school building will be repainted and re- paired, and additional books for its li- brary will be purchased. The term just ending has been one of unusual satisfac tion. The pupils have made rapid pro gress, and the strictest dicipline has been maintained. while the most pleasant re- lations have always existed between the teachers and the pupils and their parents.
 The little Parson has begun in dead earnest to secure the means to erect q house of worship. lie has over thous- and dollars subscribed. Judge kibbey took hold, and ". R. Stone gave a lift last week, and this team hope by the last of next week to raise the subscrip tion fro .l S1JOO to S1S00 here and in the ,.asr had the parson can make an appeal to his friends in the east, and the added argu- ment that the church must be cone by the time the court house is completed, by November next. or he will have no place of worship, he believes the means will come. Let the citizens make long pull, strong pull. and pull alto ccther," and they will have one Protest ant church in this place. Let their Cath elic friends, who were helped so gener- ally by the entire community in erecting their own house of worship, lend a lift ing hand, and show that they are truly catholic in spirit. The ladies, ever fore most in every good work, will not be slow to render all the assistance in their power, to help on the enterprise. The undertaking must be pushed-nO dis enlargement, no indifference can hinder it now.
 Tombstone Epitaph.
 Subpenae For United States grand l jurors were served on several Of our citi- | zens Wednesday and although Tucson | is cracked up to be the most desirable i place in the Territory, some Of those who | were subpenaec kicked and blasphened | enough to have paralyzed anybody ex- cept Democratic "holdoveT." But they | went, just the same.
 The reward now offered for the cap ture of Daly amounts to g. 500-Sl eco | by the F. O. $. of i. and citizens of Bis | bee and s50O by the county No clue has yet been obtained as to his where | abouts. Some think that he has cscap- | ed into Sonora, and others think that | he is in hiding in the mountains around i Bisbee. If he should be captured at or | near Bisbee 1t is not likely that the coun- ty would be put to the trouble and ex- pense Of trying him. There are too i many handy oak trees over that way.
 The circumstances of Lowther's death were as follows: Daly owns number of | claims. some of which are considered | very valuable. day or two before the
  the act of moving some of his monu- ments, aud gave him severe thrash ing. The Mexican then swore out a warrant for the arrest of Daly on a charge of assualt, and the warrant was gwen to Lowther to serve. Lowther was warned to be careful and advised to take some one to assist him, but refus- ed assistance, not thinking he would ex- perience any trouble Tn making the ar rest on such q light charge. Lowther was buried on Sunday last under the auspices of Bisbee Lodge ?. O. $. of A. and his remains were followed to the grave by large concourse of sincere moUr2erS.
 Yuma Sentinel,
 Henry Burns. a Mohawk valley farmer. is in town attending to business matters He says that everything IS moving along, at satisfactory pace in the valley, and that tho farms are all looking fine George Norton, commerce cutting his alfalfa Tuesday, and will make a heavy 1 crop of hay; hs says that NortOn's wheat is over six feet high, and that his fruit trees and vines are growing nicely. Mr. Burns expects to return home today or tomorrow.
 -liulliS uSNS HUH UllS NiClhltN Ol I<tI- | enberg. continues to be very good. The placers are producing their usual quota of gold. and new mining locations 1 mines are looking fine, and on the Chrst- mas Gift. the ore IS very rich and the vein widening at the 90-foot level which | is now being cut The trio camp fifteen miles below Ehrenberg, has been taken up by Joaquin Delgado, Jose de Ia Osa and others, who will carefully work these rich diggings. The gold found in this camp Is very heavy, and about the size of grains of wheat, hence the name trio wheat. News from above Ehren- berg is also good, and somo important items from that section are promised the i Sentinel, in time for publication next week.
 On Thursday evening last, United States Inspector \. W. Spaulding, Jr. who says his name IS Ernest Breidolph. Mir. Spaulding's attention was called to the man by Indians living at rancheria near Captain F. $. Ingalls, farm. The Indians said the man had been stopping at their ranch all day, and acted as if he was 6ementsd. Captain | Ingalls, and Mir. Spaulding gave an In dian one dollar and told him to guide fhe man to town. After being absent about an hour the Indian returned, and and said the man refused to accompany him. NIT. Spaulding immediately mounted his horse and going to the un- fortunate man asked him where he in- tended going, he replied he wanted to get to the Colorado river whore he had a fine boat awaiting him, which was loaded down with fresh fish and where he would also find boundiful supply of ice water. After great deal of trouble MT. Spaulding at last succeeded in get ting the man started toward Yuma, and during the ten miles journey to town he would not utter word. Upon arriving at the county tail, he was given supper, and turning to MT. Spaulding thanked him for hIs kindness. Mir Spaulding is | 4.- l