Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-09-05
Territorial News,
Prospector,

murder 3; assault. 5; grand larceny, 81
petit larceny, i; indecent exposure, =
forgery 1; burglary, 2; EN- ezzlement, ,;
90 keep the peace, /. OF this number
,ignt are bound over for the November
grand jury.
| Peter Rund, a miner, who came TO
Tombstone from the Oso y gro "a short
time since, and was sick when he came,
d ed at the hospital today at y. N.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the undertaking pariors
of c. B. Tarbell. Friends and acquaInt-
ances are respectfully invited 10 attend.
o. Homo. bright and early this mora
| ing, being released from his confinement,
struck out for the tall timber. Before
going he told Sheriff Keiton that he had
| IN view, among other matters of moment,
the exploration Of the little difficulty
now exis Jog IN Southern California.
known as the Sslton Lake. Arrayed III
q full walking costume, in style before
| the flood, aud armed with small vlal
containing, as he told the sheriff, ''eiixir
IF life y" he disappeared Ike feeling
shadow down the Tough 1ut gulch, de-
| wing the world at large to tread on the
| tail OF his coat.
Silver Bit.
The statement Of William French that
lis aunt, Mrs. p. b. Miller, Wa
gagged and soon to marry = gentle
msu, rasid Mt If Chics 20, We learn from
Mrs. Col. Geo -ge :. White. an intimate
acquaintance Of Mrs. Miller just re-
turned from San Franc scn, that Their
was no truth whatever in the report.
The Belt unwittingly gave currency IT,
Frepch's statement and, therefore, upor
oeing better informed We 10 aka the
correction. Mrs. Miller has many warm
personal friends here who will be
pleased TO hear OF her, even indirectly.
Senior II. Canon son OF a prosperous
ranchero from Northwest Sonora, IL here
an search Of q large number OF horses
stolen from his range near the Arizona
line. Two men we're arrested by Sheriff
Thompson on suspicion OF balns
implicated in the theft, but one OF them
has since been released on bail. A
bunch of the stolen horses are supposed
TO b. in the vicinity OF Pavson, and
Deputy George Pemberton left som"
says ago to gam posse Esion, OF some of
the aninsis, and the party in
possession, il possible. Others
If the stolen horses are believed
> Do ID the vicinity, OF San Carlos. Mr.
;anou has his branding iron with him
I'd sll necessary proofs 20 establish.
ownership 20 the stock when found. II
8 hoped that ali The guilty parties Will
be 8pprehended and punished. North
srn Giia county is gaining 90 uns8voTy
reputation as a rendezvous for stock
thieves.
Work is being vigorously prosecuted
On the various mines in Globe District.
although there is nothing OF espec a.
'.;errst TO record. The Old Dominion
Company is 'nsgIng i's usual output %
copper, and surface WORK IS progress ne
satisfactorily. The wire tIamwaY Will
will arrive within a few DAYS. The
Buffalo Company is awaiting the arrival
'fc0ke to blow In their furnace. Their
claims under Philip Oates supervision
Which will, IL ali probability, lead 20
ne discovery OF ore in quantity. The
Rascu. mins improves With develop
nent The compsny has an abundant
supply Of ore, and bullion comes from
bile some complaints of dizziness are
prosperous camps in the Territory at
resent.
From the Phelix Herald.
Bro. Wilson. Uf the Gazette, has added
o the jrys Of his home girl. Oongrat
ilations, neIghbor.
National Guardsmen Tompkius and |
Husou tes' ed the neT target bulkhead |
esterday. They shot i've times each ri
100 and 200 Yards distance, tieiug eact |
.:her. The bulkhea1 tim bers we're no.
-,'u~trated on account u the protecting
joists.
Many inquiries by letter arrive in |
PneDix for city and acre property
Among them one business man instance, |
4 Cal fornIau who wants to SO Oh
where ne is and buy into soma good |
business here. From The east well-to |
d. widow wishes To SECURE a comfortable |
more where she can -rj"y good health |
and i've IN the wondrous profusion and |
perennial bloom nf this grand semi
tropical citrus valley.
According to the official count the fol |
lowing are the members 10 the c0nstitu
:ional convention who Will meet her by |
Septem Der 9TH Ia engage in formulating |
the fundamental law Of the new state |
bat in 10 ne:
REPUBLICANs:-Will Herring and |
GsOrge W. CheJ ney. OF iochi' Q; W. A. |
Hartr, of Pima; Ex-Governor F. A. Tri- |
re. OF T:,vapsI and Thomas Davis, OF |
PInal. Total. .
DEMcCRATs:-H y. Alexander, NJ II. |
Williams, and L. e. Jordan, OF Naricop., |
William II. Barnes and Frank II. Here |
ford. OF Pima; Marcus 4. Smith, OF |
Cochise; William 4. Rove and J. |
Wilson, of YHvapai; J. W. Anders n. q: |
PInal; A. y Patterson, 8"d Ben w
Crawfo- d, Of Graham; Foster S Dennis
OF MOhave; AlcnZo Bailey. of t1ila; |
Thomas Gates, OF Yu na; T. G. Norris, |
of Coconino; J -hn H int, Art Mcdonald, |
OF Apache. Total, II.
From ths Tsmpe News.
The Tempe CAMPING and Evaporating |
company under the able management of |
President E q. Frankenberg, is proving |
q good thing for the fruit growers OF the |
south side. This week 10000 pounds Of |
peaches were handled. There is no
doubt but that at the end of the season |
the total amount will foot up I50 tons
A large Ie- cant of this fruit in othsi
sG6Ic NOAaO hthC SOl1c VI Jt.lONRE
tie lack OF proper facilities for handling
il.
The Tempe public schools will oper
Mnndsr, Sept. IA. Present indication
poi ,t vary sncrAse'nl tcrr. Ti:'
trustees ard teachers will use every en-
deavor 10 make this the lea1Ing school
OF the county. Prof. Alien will organize
a high school class, TO JOIN which, we
ara informed. number OF advanced
pupils from outside districts will make
applica ion.
Mr.. j. L. Wesson is doing much to.
y ard demonstrating the Sonderfui fruit
producing qualities Of our soil and eli
mate, and his 40-scre fruit farm may
well ne taken for pattern by those en-
grging IN the fruit growing business. |
Neither his orchard nor vineyard are
IL a i.