Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-14
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY...........MA MAY 14, 1892.
Self praise, etc.

town.
 ~Pesce reigns in Warsaw" and ou local courts are without business.
 The canal of the Tucson Water Stor age Company will go on.
 Attorney Franklinis is in Phenix. H.
 will be absent until Friday.
 A wagon load of provisions left thiI morning for the Canada del Gro, at Or acle.
 4 gang of fifteen men went out under c. B. Stocking this morning to work ol the road to Oracle.
 Hon. George H. Daily leaves for Cal ifornia in the morning to be absent month.
 It is evidant that Mayor -Maish if trying to please the public and has ex tended the street sprinkling as far ai the depot both on Pennington and Con- gress streets.
 "Muncho pandaDgo" as the Indian SAWS, and there were two or three ol them in the city last Sunday night.
 Bob Harrison wants 9 dozen pigeons and not 9 single ones as the types made us say yesterday. Inquire at the Fashion.
 The Republican League Club meets this evening at 7:30 at the Court House 4 general attendance is desired.
 Don't fail to attend the Republican League Club meeting this evening al 7:3O, at the Court House. All must be there.
 The government expedition to the Carrizo mining district on the NavaIo reservation. will not leave Fort Win gate before the 10th of this month.
 FEB. Gage has been appointed by the Governor as delegate to the Sscond National Mining Congress to be held at Helena, Mont.
 A number of the old time residents of Tucson, attended the funeral, this after noon, of Chas Rogers, Doe" from the residence of I. F. Coppel 312 Main st.; Bev. c. B. Carlisle oficiated.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Great Eastern Auction House Company. with A. W. Moses, Joseph Goldtree and N. M. Zier incorporators, with a capital stock of S5,000, have been filed with the County Recorder.
 The following named delegates were chosen to represent Apache county ln the Territorial convention in this city, on the 14th inst: John Hun:, J. w. Boyle, J. B. Patterson, Luther Martin, l.. J. Brown ana J. $. Lessure.
 Henry Moore, a young man well-known in this city, who has been connected with the Southern Pacific repair shops for sometime, has gone on trip to Eli gland, to remain until October. He will be missed among OUT musical people.
 J NJ Holt of Montana, says the Dem ing Advance, passed through for Arizo- na, Sunday, and left orders for 200 cars, part % be taken to Benson and the balance to Tucson. They are for cattle which be has purchased in that terri tory, and will be taken to Montana.
 The Prescott Journal Miner says: "Y0u have heard probably two dozen citizens say during the last day or two that Tuesdays storm was without pre- cedent here, but it was not. About fif- teen or sixteen years ago there was quite heavy faii on May +. While snow storms in May are rare, they have occurred before"
 The canal Of the Tucson Water Stor- age Company is an assured fact and will go on without a moments deten- tention. George Roskruge has been made manager of the enterprise, which, alone ought to be guarantee that the cat al will be carried to completion.
 A. Sturges, of Chicago, who is inter ested ln mining matters ID Altar Dis trict, Sonora, and who has been in this city for several dave, returns to hIs Chicago home tomorrow. Mir. SturGes says that they are not doing n uch in Sonora as yet but expect to soon, and that they are getting ready for 1t.
 The Plttsburg grows bettar every day, and Messrs. Hide and Hutt | ave ore al ways on hand ready for shipment. We are pleased to learn that both of these gentlemen will make their headquarters here from now on, having fitted up one of Mir. Hutt's building for their resi- dence. In the meantime the Pitteburg is being worked by good force Of men under sklllful uperlnteDdeut.
 The Phenix Chamber of Commerce are entertaining a proposition to erect s concentrating works Tn that city, with a capacity of twenty tons per day, at q cost of S20.000. The company want the citizens of Phen;x to subscribe S5,000 as a subsidy, and in the event of such subscr ption the company will have the works in operation m ninety days. 5000 worth of ore is also asked from the miners.
 The hospital contains about thirty patients, mostly Mexicans A boy was taken there yesterday with leg broken. He got tangled up" in a wagon wheel There have been more surgical operations performed at the hospital during the last three months than there have been for the last six years. An operating room has lately been added to the hospital building with all the conveniences necessary. All pstienjs generally are doing well, and the attending physician IS well liked.
 Reliable information from the city of Mexico, is to the effect that John w. Young and his associates have succeed ed ID raising the money with which to build the West Pacific Railway, which means line from that city across to the Pacific and thence up the coast to Mazatlan, Guaymas and the mouth of the Colorado river where 1t will connect with the Yuma and San Diego Railway line. As an evidence of good faith, the promoters of the scheme have deposited SJ00,000 with the Mexican Government in the City of Mexico.
 Col. Geo. W. Norton, of the Mohawk Ranch Company, Yuma county, ar rived in the city this morning on Dusi ness Every thing is prospering in his section of co lntry. They have 10OO0 orange trees which are doing splendidly; one hundred acres of vineyard which will bear next year; 15 acres of splendid varieties of grapes, now bearing; 1000 acres of barley and alfalfa. The crops are good throughout the valley. There is plenty of water in the canal and sz