Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-21

The smelter is reported to have
started up yesterday morning, having
! besn delayed oy the Rsitz ore case.
Al.itsr from Bowie says that laborers
can OBJ ain employ ment at that place,
working on the new railroad.
| The new books for the pubic library
the lit Of which the CITIZEN gave
recently, have arrived.
What will Simmons Liver He4ul to-
do? O. dysi.epsia, ':ilious ness, sick
| headache nd Indigestion.
Tucson has one recruit for the first
| industrial army that comes this way.
He promised himself for trip to Wash
ington last night.
The United States trial jury meets
next Monday. The grand jury is ap-
parently leaving little for the latter
body to do.
Biiliousness, biles, bois and the blues
can be cured by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Barney Rain, the Arivaca insane man,
and Jesus Doe, the loco from Poso
Bueno, recently ordered to the asylum
by the probate judge, will be taken TO
Phoenix asylum tonight.
Merchants report that the cold
weather has put luli on some depart
meDts of the spring trade. Straw hats
and other warm weather necessities are
not being consumed TO any extent.
The Texas cowboys take Simmons
Liver Regulator when bilious. Il.
Sam Hughes predicted the present
chilly atmosphere. Tonight, be has
been telling for a month past, will be
frosty. He dated a cold snap ahead,
to begin the 18th, to the oath.
The total cost Of the road to Nocales
from Orc Blanco is estimated at $1,000.
Supervisor Avery says the new mining
company, the Esperanza people, have
offered TO contribute $1,000 toward IT,
leaving $1,000 for Nogaies to raise.
A fine of s25 and costs was this morn
ing imposed on j seph E. Wiss by the
district court for violation of an injunc-
ton recently issued in the case of
Edward 1T. Mason. ct al, We. Morgan r.
Wise. ct al. The injunction put some
restraints on water IN the CIeDega,
which it is charged he violsted.
1t is declares by thoss supposed to
oe ION thu inside that MIR. Williams,
of Phoenix, will not be judge here. Mr. |
Williams has returned to Phoenix from |
he east. Il is also predicted that At
torney General Olney will suggest a
man from Messachusetts--or at least |
from the out out-ide.
The half-loco German, Barney Rain, |
Of Arivaca, released from Jail few days |
ago, will be rec0mmltted to jail and |
pcobly sent TO he asylum. Present in /
dlcation6 are tbat he is under need of
res RANT, il his mind is not gone al |
ready. He did not 60 10 Benson as
promised, but has wandered In the fields |
around the city.
pima county has mines worth mill
ions of dollars" said a reliable mining |
man today. "Gold mines are nov val |
liable, and there are some very go0; /
mines, even if they caE't III be No. ]
Ii capital only took hold OF
mines with more judgment the eoun y
would ges mere credit. TIE general
plan is to put a mill on the first thing,
and perhaps put in come theoretical
superintendent from the outside. Tho
way they shoald do It il to sink hun
lred feet and then drift and see what
hey'ye got. Then SILK another hun-
ire! feet and drift again; aud so on
,ach hundred feet till they are down
Jay 500 feet. Then they would know
heir ore. its nature ard volume, aud
,ouid act accordingly. TIL gold mines
II Pima county never made a better
general showing than they do today"