Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-15

Mir. A. A. Holbrook is reported to be quite sick with malarial fever.
 Considerable placer gold was brought
 to town by Papago Indians today. The Ice Cream Saloon of Mrs. Sey- nor on Congress street has departed this life.
 Engineer Will Armstrong won Capt. Grsy's bicycle at raffie on Saturday night last.
 Mrs. Chas. Brown, wife of train dis p -tcher Brown has gone to Los Angeles for the summer.
 Miss Annie GiIkerson and Mrs. Chas. Feldman left for Los Angeles Monday night.
 MT. Sam Abraham, brother of Mrs. Hewitt arrived recently from Califor- nia and will be employed on the Southern Pacific.
 Recorder Cornell had plain drunk yesterday. He set him to washing windows about the city hall.
 Two cattle brands were put of record yesterday one by Carlos Gsstelum, the other by Salome ValenZuela.
 Walter J. Davis, we'll remembered here as deputy United States collector will be married in New York, where he now resides, to a Mss Sallie Cohen, early in July.
 Editor Bird of The Oasis is in the city CD route to Phoenix. He favored this office with pleasant call this morning. The CITIzEE wishes him success.
 Helen Marguerite is the name of the handsome nine pound daughter of MT. and Mir. M. H. Noonan. Her godmoth- CT presented her with an elegant baby carriage from l.. Zeckendorf & Go.
 c. D. Whitcomb, formerly in the cigar business on Congress street, is DOW run ming an engine on the Santa Fe with headquarters at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 About eight miles from Benson are vast lodges of silica, which supply the Bisbee works with several car loads a week. They use It for lining the con- verters. The lodges are forty feet high and sixty feet wide, ard the quantity seems inex8ustlble.
 MT. P. J. Johnson a we'll known mill man of Globe was in the city yesterday en route home. For the past year Mir. Johnson has been in the employ of H. $. BlGiseell at the Cargo Muchacho mines, in charge of the mill on that property. MT. Johnson will probably remove his family to Tucson and will make this place thelr future residence.
 It is learned from MT. Hank Bartlett, who came in from Gro Blanco last night, that a party of seven Indians supposed to be Apaches, crossed the Sopori val ley about mile from the old PoiD tdex- ter place. The party living where the Indians crossed wss attracted by the violent barking of his little dog who ran to meet the Indians. They shot at him twice, but did not go near the house nor did they attempt to molest anyone. The man reported the affair to Juan Elias, who trailed the Indians next morning in the direction of the Sierritas. Juan say they were Apaches.
 Mir. c. F. Hoff states that when in Les Angeles he was informed by ''the Santa Fe People" that they were preparing to expend several millions of dollars in the Salt River valley and that the north and south road would be pushed to comple- tion within the next ten months. He further learned that surveyors were ID the country between Mesa City and Flor ence; that the road had after paying in terest on the investment snd running ex penses had netted the company S50,0OO from the time it reached Phoenix till May 30.
 During the recent visit of H. D. Underwood to San Francisco he met many old Arizonans, some of whom were doing well, and others barely manag- ing to eke out an existence. Among those be saw were Poppy Johnson, Cameron King, Earll Webb, and the fellow Bentley, who for two or more years was court house gardner, and later was in jail in Los Angeles on the charge of wise poisoning. When asked if the lawyers had left him any money he pointed with pride to a big diamond in bis shirt and sad 70 yes, have 8 few scads left that will keep me from work for some time, but the lawyers got most of it"