Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28

reputation as both careful and sklllful
 engineer.
 1 A cattle brand by T. J. Tonkin, oi O.o Blanco, was filed this morning, also
 two location notices by Filiberto Aguir. | re. The claims are situated in the Sil
 yer Bell district and are known as Mars
 and Mars No. l.
 The tax levy for the various counties
 in the territory for 1895, so far as we have been able to gather, IS as follows:
 Navajo, S3.10 on the Sl0O; Mohave, 8;
 Yuma, S4; Msricopa, 52.5O; Cocbise, s3.SO; Pima, s3.25; Gila, s345; Apache,
 S3.5O.
 A Mexican woman. by name of Refu- gia Palomino, was brought from Bisbee yesterday and confined in the county
 jail on the charge of having smuggled goods in her possession. This morning she was quite i'll but her condition was
 not considered dangerous.
 Three men by the name of Mariana Gonzales, Coreia Alvarez and Julian Armento were jailed yesterday on the charge of selling liquor to Indians This
 morning they had an examination be- fore Court Commissioner Chalmers and
 were remanded for an additional hear
 ing.
 MT. W. A. Dalton, now visiting his family from the Fl Grupo mine in Sonora, reports the mill as rapidly approaching completion. In the course of about two more weeks everything will be ready for work. The ore is gold and silver bearing.
 MT. H. W. Hasselgren of Tombstone IS in Tucson with his son Harry whom he brought here and entered at the university. MT. Hasselgren is an old newspaper man, but quit the business long ago and went to stock raising in which he is doing we'll.
 The half dead peach tree brought in from Gro Blanco by Mir. Tonkin, for inspection by Prof Tourney, has been properly diagnosed, but the cause of the falling away of life has yet to be determined. Although an insect pest had began work it was not to this that death was due. An investigation ot the soil and water in MT. Tonkin's orchard will later be made.
 Francis Schlatter. "the healer" who | claims be to Christ, was years ago a cob | bier at Den yer, where he is now effectiug | remarkable cures. From there he will | go to Chicago on November 16th. He | is the guest of Alderman Fox, who was | cured by him, in New Mexico of deaf | ness. All are impressed with the gen. tleness of the man, his dignity and his l simplicity. He refuses money, ignores | all taunts and modestly says that the | power comes from the "Fsther"
 A recent order from military head 1 quarters directs the transfer of eight | troopsof the 1st and 7th cavalry. Troops | A, now at Fort Stanton, F and Fl, at | Fort Grant, ard B at Fort Bayard, all | of the lst cavalry. are oraered to Forts Reno and Sill, O. T., and their places in | this department will be filled by four troops of the 7th cavalry ordered ID from | Forts Hancock, Clark and Houston, Texas.
 The Mineral Hill group of mines pro- misses fair to be one of the best copper in Southern Arizona. The ore lies in deposits and covers about 40 | acres. With development the ore increase in value, the per cent | rate with each assay advancing from Is | to Ii. Thirty-one men are now on the pay roll of the company and others will be put to work as fast as the ground can be opened for them. Yesterday and today 50,000 pounds of ore were deliver ed at the smelter. The mine is being systematically opened up and it is prob able that 8 big sale will be made in the near future.
 Miss Annie Londonderry, who visited 1 Tucson early in the summer on the last | half of her bicycle journey around the world, arrived in New York on the 18th | of this month, her wager having been | won when she reached Chicago three | weeks ahead of time only S100 short of the S5000 she had agreed to earn during | her trip. She rented her wheel to the | for S4CO, giving her a | surplus of $500 and winning the Sl0,0O0 | wager. While coasting down a hull in | Iowa she was SO unfortunate as to run | into herd of Ill manered hogs and as she could not stop her wheel she fell, | breaking her left wrist.
 Prof. Balderas, who has made the | Military band what it ie, is liable to be | lost to Arizona through his visit to Cal Offers were made to him in Los Angeles and other towns that can- not Oo QupilChleO Ill aIIZOub, duu At lS II highly probable that he will make one of the Southern California towns his fu- ture home. His family is already in Los Angeles. In view of his early re- lnoval there they did not return with | him. Prof. Balderas is a musician of unusual merit and ability and the Mili- 1 tary band can lilly afford to part with his services.
 The young son of Manuel Montiio who | his father to California | with the military band, said Eve won everything" and then the young Ari- | zonian went on to explain that at Santa | Monica the Santa Catalina Marine band | and the Tucson military band both | played. The Santa Catalina band play | ed first and the people applauded, but | did not call for an encore, but when the | Tucson band played the people applaud 1 ed SO loudly that the band had to play l again. This in the little mans eyes was evidence that they had won every | thing.