Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-18
HERBERT BROWN - Manager

Mir. l. s. Morgan guarantees to bor
 wells and secure water or DO pay.
 B. s. Price. brother of the late E. A
 Price. is on a visit to Tucson from Nina
 Prietas Sonora
 The Young Mems Union will b.
 moved to 6 ground floor room at the enC
 of this month.
 Mrs. Gen. Royal A. Johnson, goes ess
 on her annual vacation the latter par
 Cf this week.
 If the whether is warm next Sunda!
 evening. there will be church servlces, III
 the Plaza.
 California fruit dealers find a good
 market in Arizona for the product of
 their orchards. This ought not to bf
 thus.
 Arthur Ii. Elliott, formerly of the
 Voice of Arizona, is identified with tbe CITIZEN as city reporter.
 Gen. Thos. F. Wilson, U. s. Attorney arrived thIs morning from Florence
 where be has been sctiuely engaged in h duties at the term of court.
 County Recorder c. H. Shibell leaves tomorrow mornings train 10 attend the National Democratic Convention al Chicago. Nr. A. Cohen will act ss Deputy Recorder dering bis absence.
 Jas, Green, an expert miner trom the King and other parts of Arizona, for merly but now from Minas Prietas is de- tained at the hospital for few days but is recovering rapidly.
 MT. and Mrs Howell Kinds have re- turned from their Bridal Tour and are located near Minas Pri tas MT Kinds being in charge of the well-known Col orado mines.
 Mrs. Ada Irwin. the brainey little land lawyer, was in the city yesterday attend ing to busine S. She left this morning for California to be gene for the summer months. Before returning to her home in Phenix she will also visit relatives ln the east.
 The temperature of Sunday evening was so delightful that the proposed ou' door service in the Court Plaza was abandoned, and the pastor Of the Con- gregational church had hIs usual gooC audience, indoors.
 Rev. Mir. Nathalie starts east to nor TOW morning, to try his hand at gather ing up money, with which to pay of debt on the church here. We are m formed that the debt is about S700.
 On Friday evening last at the office oi Justice Slater, an old Mexican said To 70 years Of age, was msrrIed to a young gIrl about l5 years. Inc young damsei was accompanied by her mother and quite a bunch of youngsters who viii nes ed the ceremony.
 Professor Colingwood and wife have joined the wheel brigade. They come to the city on wheels of the latest style. Albuqserque has a wheel brigade Of one hundred anu ten men bers, more than half of them ladies tucson ought to have as many ss mat Nor wheels are coming this 9eek-
 Hon. John H. Norton of Fort Grant is in the city. file is accompan ed by Mrs Norton as far as tucson on her way to California, wher5 she has gone fOg the sumpaer months. He reports a de structise frost in the neig hborhood Ot Camp Grant, from which vines and other tender vegetation suffered, but other wise the couotry is looking well.
 At Sacaton the United States Indian Agent is placing the machinery of a fo3ring null III position. Thls IS said to be a first-class mill. The building has brick foundation, adote walls ana is comfortably roofed. It stands within 8 few feet of the Giia rIver and 1t is sup posed to consume and utilize the Indi- sn wheat now raised ID that vicinity.
 VIC. Smith. c, l.. ScrIbner, Joseph John Dunn, A. Sandberg, Chss. Peterson and Cnas. Bennett, a from Final county, arrived on the night train from Pinal county, some attending to land matters and others to comrlste a mining sale. Tuo- son is the Canaan where ali miners come and they are welcome" is the eX- pression CD every face.
 The Eagle Milling O., of Tucson rec ognizing the importance of home patro- mage have now one of the!r representa- tives overlooking the threshing and sacking of 600 acres of wheat on Thos. E. Wilson's Ranch, near the $. F. R. k. Pinal county. Thus our wheat is used at home and mill men putting their money into a home product mutual interest bstweeI farmer and manufac- ,urers must prevail and the natural ou'- come general prosprrity is the ineyit- sbIe result.
 Eagle Milling Co. has 8 capacity Of 100 barrels per day. The stspdaId Gold Dust flour of +hls mill is guaranteed 10 be as good ss any offered to the pu ublic. The mill officials state that they have demands for their entire supply. This enterprIsing Company has also obtained l Ii "ss class threshing machine and are now out among the farmers threshing he crops and purchasing the wheat. This move upon its face bears most tangible results for ths community in which this institution is located. No permanent resident of Tucson or ranch ar within the Territory can fail to rec> 1gnize that money circulating iL com nunity is the harbinger of prosperity and good times.
 Surveyor L. D. Chillson has just re- turned from trip to the ArlzOra Min l ng O., properties St. L0uI5 COrpor- ! ltion localei adjoining the Vekol 1 ms cODSlSIS OI bD6 -udH I tOHeT. group q ,f mines The development are down 1 about 230 feet and stlll sinking and l iriftlng have passed through the hard | 'ock and are now in the ore bearing i trata. The outlook IS most favorab e l Or striking very large and heavy ore bodies as all the surroundings Ss and work | ngs seem to Indicate a mar approach | 70 the ore chambers of that remarkable | that unvoiced and unheralded | las paid a silver tribute worthy of nc- ice in the affairs of Arizona Mining. | He called in at tEe Reward Mime on his 1 'et1rn trip found Mir. Sanders Boston an, as Supt. and Robert Hughes as brennan. They are working some ssv- ID or eight men with most favorable re- ult. Taking out very fine grade red 'xlde copper ore-spe clmeDs of which | makes very valuable ore and suscep- 1 i5le of large profits to the investors | vho with the usual vim of Bostonians Ire endeayoring to make the mines of ! southern Arizons equal in vitality and | .rnGfc fn %ha 0f fhalr |