Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

Good progress WIS made with the
work in the QuijOtoa mines last week.
The vein on the 100 level of the Peer
mine is being put in shape for Stopping
out ore. W. S. Lyle, the president of the
Oiuiotoa mines will soon leave fer
Arizona, and be intimates that the mill
will shorty be started as there is quite a
large amount of ore accumulated from
several of tie propert;es.-Daily Report.
The Rev. L. d. Mansfield viii offici
ate at Grace church, Stone Avenue, to-
morrow, at ii a. n. and 7:30 p. N. Sub
iect of morning sermon: "The God of
patience and consolation" In the even
ing a lecture: "Babylon-the greatest
CITY ana empire of antiquity, as describ-
ed in prophecy and history. All are
cordially invited to attend both services.
Seats free.
The United States prisoners in the
county Jail for the second Judicial dis
trict were taken TO Florence yesterday
by Deputy Marshal j. Paul. They are:
Joel Lee. charged with selling liquor TO
Indians; Modoc Wynn and Seward
Nett, for forgery, and G, II. Scott for
selling WHISKY 10 Indians. The four
picturesque squaws seen about town, Go
vam-ma. Di,-boo, Ana-cheta and Sen-no-
ka, were also taken there
Half of the lottery ticket No. 9942
winning $4,000 in the Juares lottery,
which was sold to an agent Ia Tucson
WAS purchased by VIM. Siewert, the
copfectIoner. Er. Siewert says that be
knew of the number being telegraphed
as winning. cut waited for the list TO ar
rive before saying anything aoout his
luck. He seldom purchased tickets and
naturally is elated at his luck. He IN
tends sending his daughter TO school
and building home with his $500,
Francisco Salas, a week ago appro-
priated to his own use one fat red steer,
The property Of Jose Peralto. A warrant
sworn out for Salas brought him before
Judge Slater yesterday, where the dis
position of the animal was learned. Salas
sold if to B. Robes, who sold it to Malsh
& Driscon. They in turn sold it TO K,
Wilson. the Kansas stock buyer and the
animal is BOW en- route for the east. All
the parties concerned received pay for II
except the rIghtful owner. Salas was
h4ld for the grand jury in the sum OF
300.
Sheriff Brown has just returned
from serving civil papers in Crittenden
country. He states that less interest is
being taken in the present election than
as in general elections. He met +. IL.
Hereford there Thursday en- route to
Harshaw, and on Friday, Frank Heney,
similarly destined. OF cattle interests
he states that there are now two Kan
sas buyers In the comfy, one MIR. John
OF Dodge City. He is purchasing feed
ers of all ages, and was bargaining with
r. r. Richardson when the sheriff left
Mr.. Richardson was holding for 50. Sl2,
sl5 and 81, for yearlings, two, three
and four year olds, respectively.
Tomorrow will be observed as
.'Children's Sunday" at the Congrega-
tional church. In the morning at 1870
o'clock there viii be IFS usual devotion
al services followed by recitations and
songs by the little ones of the Sunday
school and a sermon to children. In
the evening at 7:30 the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor Will hold
its fifth anniversary with appropriate
exercises by the young people and an
address by the pastor. The church
will be decorated for the occasion with
notices, bible pictures, and flowers.
Public cordially invited to attend.