Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
ARIZONA ITEMS.


The nullnnk Tor r,a,ch,ssl II brighten.
ing every day
The A ~ Rad will hu,ll new lie
pni nj Williams
Poverty sr,alS arr popular IN the
towns II The territory
An eastern capitalist contrmplat"s ~
tahlirhing hank at Williams
Heavy SHOWS have hrcu general
Throughout Arizona the pact week
The salvation Army contemplate u
drSrrut "n Tombstone. A gu~l field in
work
The salt river valley exhibit NJ the
Midwintrr fair ~ raid Ia hca very credit.
able one.
4 brrm factory m New Mexico IL SUI.
plying Arizona with br-,ms IT very
superior quality
Pima county will -rnd three ~ four IT
i,s h"S, citizens tn Washington in the In.
t"r~'-t 1T rtatchpSl
\ Chnaman sci hr' To Lis laundry in
Prescott last SATURDAY while smukiu
opium, and was burned IT, death
The Arizona Lumber aud Timber rn,n
lany is kept busy turning cut iics Ia be-
,s'd IN III" construction " the new north
,nd south rnad
There ARE g"i hoI"s II II fruitful bar
vest "f grain aud fruit ~ we'll ~ u hnuu.
,tnl return hum the cattle ranges II Arr.
coma during the year 1884
There arr >" many Chinese restaurants
~ Arizona that Il II rrIprt"i an novelty
hat Wilcox has white girl waiter in
r's'nuran, conducted 10y whit" people
TIA" SNOW fall will prov" u great bosom
F." Ari/"ua, A. II means abundance IT wa.
,"r ~ tIr mountain STRAINS for the sum
n"r and g"l rAs,uragr nn the mesa
,ndr Tor oar -turkm"u's hcrls
says th" Prescott Courier Burke \
lick"y feed county prisoner. at II cents
l"r m"oli Kelly n stephens furnish sta.
,"ucry. j g, Martin prints the Great
Register f"r SiaN7 IS; r. A Rogers do~s
10" county printing ior Sl.7NN, all for the
ensuing year
\ west hound freight "a the Southern
Pacific WAS wrecked sunday morning
near rnu,ar" and two nr the crew in
JurI when ia" train was passing
through cut, short dis,auc, this side
It Iantan", n "lHnd and snow" slide ~.
.nrr"d. r'Sultlng IA III" engine ami nine
ar' leaving ia" rails None of the cars
Irrrt.
An Important seizure IT smuggl,i
'lHum was mad" Tia" other day at Phn.
my, III ih" store Of Chung Sing A Co
Ia" officers claim Ia have information
hat thrr" Is IN that city no, less than
l"'Ho worth Of r"ntrnhand opium and
IL" I" hay" learned that phrniN IN one
i ia" chief smuggling points Of this terri.
tor! and New Mexico.
The United Vrrlr c"mpauy's works
At J"r"m" Ar" making heavy cuts IN
wages aud Otherwise culta ling ~ u-usrs.
Nj -uriac" men have been gu, from - ~
'" - - per day; machine mrn IN the
mn". - Ia $3.50; ear men in mine, - 80
- $50" Sm"l,cr and balance Of under
ground hands rsp"ct II cut
Within the pas, year fully SiOO.OOO
ms h""n expended ia buildings IN vii.
mans This amount includes the cost uf
I'll" new school house, $7.OOO. but not u
-tnHl" Improvement made 10y the railroad
company, who's" dana alone cost upwards
Of $!too0. In all probability sum
equally M great. II not greater, will he
"Nl"uded the coming summer.
One day last week at Nogales on the
arrival "f the Sonora train. N liar Of gold
bullion from the Colorado mine. valued
at $T.OnO. was turned over Ia the Mrxi-
can custom officials by Wells. Fargo n
{" = train agent on the platform If the
custom house. The guards len the bar
for II few moments and upon their return
had disappeared There were several
women near 10y and they were all mr..
Rested One of them said she saw n !
h"AirHn carry the bar oil, and gave the
direction ia" thief pursued. The guards
at one" Logan arrrsting every one in !
sight. and one Il the women pointed out
TIA" thief who admitted his gu,h AMI ,"ok |
ia" guards Ia point - quarter Of mile |
distant, where under bridge. covered |
With sand, was the bullion.