Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-01

able escort, am truly sorry that such a rumor has gained curreIcy, as It re fleets upon both the liberality of the supervisors and the unquestionable in teiligence of Mrs. Reynolds. It IS fact that both supervisors Shanley and Danforth urged MT. Reynolde not to leave Globe without sufficient guard When Mir. DanfOrth talked with hln it was his intention to take six men and Mir. Danforth thought even thls number inadequate, as he feared tha' there was danger of attack from other: (friends of the prisoners): besides the military at San Carlos rendered a com pany of calvary to Mir. Reynolds, ant the commander was greatly surprlsec when he found he w;s not wanted. No Mrs. Reynolds will commence no pro ceedings, knowing the above facts as snt does.
 Talk is that Silver King mine trouble: will soon be settled and work resumed
 Teams have commenced hauling ore tC the ore works.
 Some three or four properties are as good as sold to capitalists.
 Placer miners are sending in small lot; of gold.
 It was reported, yesterday, that Fred Sattes had sold the Gen. Crook mine tc Eastern capitalists.
 It is fact that Jas Shirley and another California gentleman named Lee, have purchased the Bellevue Hotel from L Bashford.
 Farmers of Verde Valley, this country will, hereafter, raise more fruit and hogs
 Who says we have not mining and real estate boom. Verify. Prescott and Yavapi county are forging ahead.
 D. J. Sullivan, late Receiver of the Prescott land office, has been notified, from Washington, of the adjustment or his accounts and that Government owes him balance of S926.53. Of this we are glad.
 Prescott Jou' nal-Miner.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has deeded lots II and F. block 10, Flagstaff, to J. NJ. Rothchild, for S1.OOO.
 The coming summer will see moro new buildings erected in Prescott than any season for several years.
 Louie Kee brought sixteen pound cabbage in from the Beachranch in Kirk land valley, to-day
 Three men held up two Chinamen on Saturday night, at the wash house near the city feed yard. One of them came to the place and asked for opium to smoke. On being told they had none he went away but soon returned with hisface blackened and accom- panied by another man. while third was posted on the outside. as sentinel. The two entered the wash house commanded the China men to disgorge their valuables, the de- mand being emphasized by cooked re- yolver presented at their heads. They lost no time in doing as requested, yield ing up two watches, and S9O in money. A man whom the Chinamen identified as one of the trio was arrested yester- day and placed in jail. He was recently discharged from the army.
 Tombstone Ep;taph.
 Bob Homes died last Saturday and was buried on Sunday.
 Work on the little devil mine is being uOuc Nltu SLICOuAd5ihS ASSNieS'
 Treasurer McAllister is in the east to comp etc the sale of 567, 900 of Cochise county bonds.
 It is reported that good ore is being taken from the Randolph mine and the lesses are making money. -
 Itis announced that the rate of taxa tion in this county for this year will be one dollar lower than the rate last year.
 Chas. Marsden was up from Harshaw during the week. Everything in that camp is prosperous and the outlook IS good.
 New stoclyards have been com pleted at Bisbee and the shipment of cattle from that place will be more easy and frequent.
 The reports of the city officials show that the city finances are in good cOndi tion, and that We have pretty good set of officers.
 The report of the city assessor and tax-collector shows that S6l, ,l66 were collected for licenses and taxes from Nov 20, 1888, to December 3l, 1889.
 Supervisor Montgomery and w. w.. WoOdmap have gone to inspect the ap- breaches of the proposed EeW bridge at Tres Alamas, across the San Pedro. ln order to ascertain the required length