Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Zamlock is a coming attraction

AdulOCk le "a CouulbS ostAoSeioh'
 Mr. E. l.. Wetmore reports the Rlllit booming.
 Mrs. Oliver is reported to be quit i'll
 Mrs. Don Sanford has returned iron Washington. This is her first visit fo at least a year.
 The attention of all A. O. U. W. ii called to the Memorial day notice puo lished elsewhere.
 Reports from the Canyon del Orc art the effect that large body of water is running through it, the result of melt ing snow in the mountains.
 Riley Bennett is in from the San Pc. dro. He reports that river running bank full. The water was up to the ekirts of bis saddle at the time he crossed over
 The Eagle Mills are being wired for electric lights, thus keeping up there we'll earned reputation for adopting the l atest improvements of all kinds.
 The wind howled through the rigging today and a dust s.orm lowered sfar oi but fortunately the recent rains made such a thing an impossibility in this dl- rection.
 The washouts of the Southern Pacific are near Whitewater, Californis, the same placa where two others have been this W uter The delayed Nineteens are expected this afternoon about o'clock.
 Messrs. 0. s. Davis, W. F. Dyer, Will SmIth and Jos Miley of the San Peoro are tied for 4th premium. This ad- verifying schsme has cost this enterpriz ing firm over S400 up to date but they say are not tired yet. Let the good work go on.
 Edwin $. Gill, former editor of the Phoenix Repu blican and later managing editor Of the Boston Daily Trsveier, Is nos a resident of New York city, where he is engaged in short story writing. It is said that 8 series of hls articles on "Aoache Hellshnees" are finding favor with the public.
 The sisters of St. Vincent de Paul's eoclety will give tnelr annual entertaln- ment on "Wednesday, February 20, 1885. The proceeds of this entertain ment like all others previously given will be devot- ed to the relief of the poor and the peedy. It is deserving of 8 liberal eu- coursgement and generous patronage.
 NIT, Peter Boscha, late democratic candidate for sheriff of Pioal county, IS in the city on business before the land office. He reports the country about Florence as prosperous but quiet. Much of the future of Pinsl county, he thinks, depends upon the building of the North and South road.
 A good joke is told of certain mining expert in this city who, in lenthy ar gument to an ore purchaser, maintained that there were Do copper ore bodies in Pins county that car ried So high grade as twe've per cent. It so happened that the ore buyer had ln his pocket ht the time shipping receipts for two car loads of ore that averaged over 20 per cent and since then has shipped much more of the same quality and is still shipping it.
 From Mr. James Keen who returned yesterday from Dud eyvIlle, it is learned that one man has been arr ested for sup posed complicity m the Doll murder. He IS the man who drove t..e wagon by the houee at the tune of the killing and it is supposed that he is party to 1t. The wagon Is supposed 10 have betu taken there for the purpose of hauling away the goods, ss 1t evidently wHs the intention of the mnrderers to burn the house, but the eschpe of Mrs. Doll pre- vented g carrying out of the plans.
 MT. W. NJ Kiddie of Clifton, is in the city for few days in search of health. Mr KiddIe is Tn the employ of the Ari- zona Copper company and had charge of the teaching plant from Vhich euch great returns have been made. By this process all copper can be extra ted and saved to within one or two per cent. 1t IS the largest and most successful plant of its kind in the country. Mir. Kiddie will leave for home Saturday morning.
 Some weeks since a committee of the English stockholders in the Fitzgerald fiasco on the Santa Cruz was in the city on a tour of inspi ction and Investi- gation. It WAS generally expected that the work would in the near future be taken !, and prosecuted to a successful issue, but it is stated otherwis now and it is highly probable that the last has been heard of them. From reports sfi pat it appears that the members of the company have been generally ''do- ing one another up."
 The Neal hotel at Oracle is fast ap. preaching completion end will, it is un- derstood, be ready for occupancy on or about the beginning of February. This pronis to be and be- Fond doubt will be fuli both eommer and winter. It has been built ard is being furnished with a view to comfort and invalids and health seekers will he surrounded with th- ruries and pleasures of home. The only trouble with this hotel when its virtues become known, will be its linItad number of rooms, but this defect Mir. Neal can remedy when occas- op demands.
 At the opening of the supreme court in Phoenix Monday, the following pro- ceedings were had: The calendar was tekeh pp immediately and sounded. There are fifty-one cases on it. the ap- peals having been taken from decisions of the following named judges, some of whom are net on the bench at present viz: Judge H c Goooing, one; Judge J H Kibbey, two; Judge R A Sloan, four tesn; J"dge A c Baker, five; Judge O T Rouse, el'ven; Judge Hawkins, sixteer; Judge D Bethune, two.
 There is big party of men prospect ing for a lost mine in the PInscate mountains on the coast along the gulf ip Sonora. The head of the party is Mir. Brewster of San Diego. the builder of the Brewster house therc. He has 40 burros and II mules, with provisions enough of last for mouths. He has been in that country with his outfit since lset October, and expects to remain for several monthe yet before giving up his search. If success attends this expedition it will haze broken the record, for who ever heard of lost mir @ being fouud.-Vidette.
 The reported killing of Frank Dobs must be taken with large grain of allowance. Frank, it is we'll known, has