Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-30

were auctioned off this morning. Goo
prices were realized.
Danruff is an oxidation from the pore
of the scalp that spreads and dries, forr
ing scurf and causing the hair to ia
out. Halls Hair Remover cures it.
A $50 pound bear killed by Mexican
in the vicinity of Baboquivari peak wa
bought by G. F. Schumacher this morn
ing. 1t was Of the brown or cinnamon
variety and had about dozen bulle
holes IN the hide. 1t was very fat.
If you want to enjoy your meal
strengthen your digestion with Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Sheriff Scott writes from Arivaca tha
T be will stay there about till the Oury
murderers are captured. No pursuit
had been made at the time of his writ
ing two days ago, but he is now probably
after them with posse.
Some Graham county mining cases
were argued today before Judge Rouse
by Judge Campbell, of Los Angeles, q
former Tucsonite, and one Of the ablest
attorneys of the Pacific coast bar, and F.
]. Heney.
Capt. Hiel Hale and E. Rathhurn,
have made a success of burning brick
in Yuma, as the fine buildings they are
putting up show. Monday they begin
work on DR.. 9. l.. Gregory's new brick
residence on OraDge avenue, with full
force of laborers.-Herald.
A serious case of typhoid fever is
reported from the Indian school. One
boy, seventeen years old, who came on a
Friday. being taken down the Tuesday
following, is the patient. The illness
was incurred before his arrival.
Graham county court, says Judge
Rouse, meets the third Monday in
October the 10th. He says supreme court
will probably last two weeks ending the
Saturday before the date for Graham
court. The docket is a heavy one, the
Bulletin saying that court
is much needed to relieve the Jail OF
of prisoners.
The following changes in mail
schedules will take effect at once:
Route Phoenix to Harqua Hala.
Leave Phoenix, Monday and Thursday
IL a. m. Arrive Buckeye, Tuesday and
Friday a. m. Leave Buckeye, Wednes-
day and Friday p. m. Arrive Phoenix,
and Saturday by z. a. M,
Leave Buckeye, Tuesday, 3 a. M, Arrive
Harqua Hsla, Wednesday by ii a. M,
Leave Harqua Hala Thursday a. m.
Arrive Buckeye Friday by 3p. m.
At the Grant mine, the rich gold
being opened by Sampson &
Bent, another rich ore body two feet
thick was struck last Friday. The
is now in 125 feet, and
oyrites are just being found. The
actual distance to the surface there is
slightly feet. Four men are at work.
The Wedge mine at Olive is furnishing
ome very good rock. 1t goes over
400 to the ton. This leaves about $500
. ton to the miner by the time returns
get in.
The Frank Curry estate is estimated at
} very modest figure compared to what
t is popularity supposed to be, by
A nurew Crowley, who in probate court
his morning applied for letters of
In the estate. His
estimate of values is $1,000, consisting of
cal estate in Tucson and cattle at
ranque Verde. The application was
made by Mr.. Crowley at the request of
Mrs. Girard, sister of Mr.. Curry. The
state will likely go to the sisters of the
deceased, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Girard,
hey being the nearest relatives.
Around ArIvaca the only motive for
he Curry murder at all considered is
hat of robbery, say A. B. Sampson, IN
rom there. Mr.. Sampson tells that one
# the horses on which the murderers
escaped belonged to a man working for
sampson & Bent. He thinks it not
Unlikely fourth man was concerned in
he affair, who had a pack burro of
which was driven to a place
previously arranged. He says it is not
Improbable that they are in the Gun
light county. Had his camp been sup
lied with proper animals he would
AVE gone in pursuit the morning after
he affray.
Chloriding is not the most encourag-
ng for the miner at Olive, says miner |
q from there. He says the 200-ounce
re makes very slim returns to the |
miner by the time a dozen leaks are
ccounted for. The hauling to Tucson |
} 50 per ton; freight is 50 ton mora; |
are is three to four per cent; moisture
} one per cent more; then silver is but |
eventy-three cents, of which the miner |
cts but nins ty per cent. This is in the |
ase of ore containing thirty per cent of |
cad. Should it cary less lead, as is |
the case, extra charges are
made. "And now" says the miner fuse |
5 going up. What cost me six bits
hort while ago is now dollar"
Postmasters at money order Offices
AVE been notified of a change in the |
orm of money orders. The principal |
hange made is that the name of the |
'ayee will be inserted in the order The |
dvice is to be used as heretofore and is |
hiehy to be relied upon for making |
roper payment of money orders. The |
advantages claimed for the new form |
re: The remitter may inform himself, |
" examination of the order, before he |
nails it, that the payee is correctly |
There will De less likelihood |
hat the purchaser of two orders for |
he same amounts, but in favor of
lifferent persons, will mail an order to
he wrong payee, and such error will be
more quickly discovered and corrected. |
orders will be readily negotiated. in |
Ismuch as ownership of the order is
distinctly shown on the face. The new
orms are now ready to be furnished to
)ostmasters.