Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24
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 Mr. A. II. Elliott of the CITIZEN is visiting with his family at Casa Grande.
 Cash patent No. 97l. for Martin H. Calderwood of Phoenix, was received at the Land Office thIs morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Gibbons have written that they will be home after October first.
 Frank Oury is eD n survey ng trip in the neighborhood of Crittenden.
 Chas. Wores was busy today at his sampliDg works on Fifth avenue assay ing and sampling new arrivals of ore by the carload lots.
 Hon. Ben. Heney and family are at present in San Francisco. They are eX- pected home about the middle of Eext week.
 The Florskism block on the corner ot Church and Pennington streets has been extensively improved under the direc- tion and mant cement. of Messrs. Man ming and Oury.
 Yuma county sent in her contingent today iG the shape of Doc. V. Garter, J. NObbOdsu dDG U. Ds M Ot 4hCoC gentleman are all substantial farmers and own good homes Tn the vicinity Of Pdlomas.
 Mir. Scott White a candidate on the Democratic ticket in COchlse county; and MeSsrG Ruch and Gardner of San Simon are in the city. MT. Ruch made a cash proof on land and the other gen tlemCn came in with hm aa witnesses.
 IL is reported that Hon. M. G. Saman- lege is shortly to visit California ID the interest of tbe D8mO :racy. When the colonel gets there ne will probably find a little more politics in the Golden State than ne ever dreamed or at home.
 Col. I. N. Town has sposed of ali busine. interests in NogaIes and will hereafter make his home in this city. His family are now here. They have rented and will occupy the old Welisch residence on Main street
 Louis GIlson and Miss Carmen Ochoa, will be marr,ed 5y Justice Marshall at the VekCl mine, tomorrow evening. MT Giison is 8 miner by occupation and none better ever polished a drill, and Miss Ochoa is a charming young lady. Congratulations are in order.
 The deed of assignment of A. Lavorin < Co, was filed in the office of the county recorder today. The assets are placed at !S5 500, of VI irh S3,400 are book accounts and S2,400 on fix lures and stock. The liabilities are placed at S7 400.
 Supt c. T. Cornell cf the Saginaw mine reports having disposed of l50 tons of low grade silver and lead ores to the Burgess smelter for tiuXing puT- pores. The transaction was spot cash. The company will take more as soon as dumpiDg ground has been prepared.
 Mir. T. J. WoIfey. editor of the Phoenix Republican and chairman of the Territorial Central Committee, came in yesterday. He will probably return home in the morning. Mr. Wolfiay is a bright young Republican and will make his influence felt iD the politics of Maricopa county.
 Morris Chrissman brought in two bear scaips from the Santa CataliEas to- day They were of the brown variety and Were killed in the vicinity of Ezeikels' saw mill The bounty on a bear scalp is ten dollars. The scalps brought in by MT. Chrssman represent ed an old female and her cub.
 Dr. Arthur T. Pierson who has been chosen to succeed the great Sturgeon, is the father of Mss PieIsOn wLo for the past two years has taught Tn the Indian schools in this city. Miss Per son will probably accompany her family 10 London when they leave Philadelphia to take up their residence in that city, the field nf Mir. Pierson's future iabors
 MT. Arthur R. Turney writes from Bacoahi, Sonora, that minmg matters in that section are dull at present. The rainy season has been unusually back ward and the few shO Vers that fell did more harm than good, for the reason that much hal fell at the same time and destroyed the corn crop in that vicinity. MT. Turney expects to visit Nogales in the course Of d week or so.
 Bishop Bourgade returned few days since from vacation of two months ID eastern Arizona and New Mexico. While absent he met Bishop Salpointe and reports him well, considering his great age. Northern New Mexico, he | says, has suffered greatly for want of | rain and the outlook for cattlemeu is | worse than In Arizona, the rainfall hay ing been much lighter. The bishop | first came to Arizona as parish priest of | the town Of Ynma, 9 years ago, and | with the exception of one year spent in | Europe in search of lost health. has re- | sided continuously in Arizona and New l Mexico.
 The Board of Supervisors, with Mes | SITS. Bullock and Avery in attendance. | ggs iu sessien today. They met to eX- anime the assessment roll and turn same over to the tax collector if found cor rec to examine Road matters and oth er public business generally. The board | ordered the publication of the Cover 1 lors Proclamation authorizing the el- | sctiCn of Delegate and Territorial off | cers. It will be printed in the CITIZEN. | The road between Crittenden, Harshaw | md Washington Camp WAS on com Dlaint of R9admaster D. c. Stevens or tered repaired.
 Major Moves who formerly command ed at fort Lowell is m the city today sn route 10 Fort Huachuca, where he goes to take command. The Major when he left here was for while |, stationed at Walla Walla, but was sub transferred to the Indian Territory. He retnrns to Arizona at l s.own request. His family reside at Berkley where his children are attend ng school. The Major is an enthusiast )n Arizona climate. At Huachuca be resumes command of his old regiment, he Second Cavalry, in which he served or Is years. Major Moves made many friends while here and all are pleased Q have him again in the territory.
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