Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27

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 Mr. HeDey, in an interview with the Citizen, says that Mir. McInerney sent out nine boxes of goods bsfore the ones alluded to. This is false absolutely, for the records of both the freight bnd ex- press offices show nothing was sent out.
 It seems that when man has handled fully SEQ GOO year of public money, if he wished to steal, he would take more than SIS crth of goods, which the list fOots up. This is the idea the people here have of 1t and both Democrats and RepuO jeans, unite in saying that from some quarter Mr. McInerDay has had he vi come out of 1t all right.-Re- publican.
 YUMA, May I9. The agitation of the San Diego, Yuma & PheniX railroad scheme does not seem to meet the approval of the inhabitants of the City of the Angels. Los Angeles Is just now trying to dis cover the attempt to construct the big irrigation canal in San Diego county, and otherwise lead people to believe that the section of coun- try west of Yuma is worthless. The Los Angeles Times seems to be taking particular interest to inform prospective hOmeseekers that the entire country IS a good place to stay away from. The fact is beginning to draw upon Los Angeles in way that makes that section open its eyes to the fact that there may possibly be another place on earth where climate, soil and other features are equal if not superior to the "Only on earth" The completion of the San Diego, Yuma & Phoenix road will be big blow to the jobbing trade of Los Angeles, consequently it is not popular with the Angelenes.
 City property is now changing hands quite rapidly, and is bringing good drices. Yuma was never as lively at this season of the year.
 New buildings are going up, and contracts are constantly being let for more.
 One of the important questions in political circles in Yuma at present is regarding the next prison super intendent. Thomas Gates Is the unanimous choice of the Democrats of this section, and it is believed his chances are good, although Mir Walker of Phoenix seems to be making a good race. The appoint ment of Mir. Gates would be con- ducive to harmonizing the Dem ocracy of Yuma county.
 Nearly all the machinery for the Pi cacho placer mines has been shipped by boat up the river, and the work of placing the machinery in position is now being rapidly carried on. When the plan IS in operation 1t will be the most extensive hydraulic mining plant in the United States and represents au outlay of over $I, ,ooo, 900.
 A sanitarium for the treatment o pulmonary troubles is to be erected ir Yuma this year. Dr. L. (. Gregory oi Yreka, Cal, has already purchased the ground for a building site, and IS now having plans prepared for the building, which will be of brick,
 Many eastern people are coming in now even though warm weather IS com ing on. Most of those who come now are making investments.
 Hon. Mike Nugent is back from his recent trip to Phoenix, where he has been on business trip
 The many friends of ex-Superinten- dent McInernay are glad to see the ex- pressions of full belief in his honesty that are coming in from all parts ofthe Territory. It IS confidently expected that Capt. McInernay will be fully vindicated when his case IS brought before the grand jury.-Herald.