Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-08
LOCAL NEWS.
C. X. Clark, msnsger OF the Nam
moth compeny's interests in Pinal conn
ty, left for his home this morning.

c. X. Clark, msnager Of the Nam
moth conpeny's interests in PinRl coun
ty, left for his home this morning.
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You make tea from SchillIng's Best
the same way as from others, only you
don't nse so much OF it.
Harry Drachman is suffering with @
very painful boil OF his left hand. Toe
doctor applied the lance this morning
and relief will follow shortly.
M.F. Shaw, ex-superinteUdent of the
territorial prison, is in the city visiting
Shaw's parents.
Mr.. Charles B. Serventi, Of Sonoite,
Sonora, one of the old-time, substantial
and respected citizens of that place, is
10 the city on business mission, and
will remain for few days.
The hanging of the negro Lashley,
which was to have taken place to-day,
is indefinitely postponed on account of
the appeal which was taken by his at
torHey, Charles Blenman, Esq.
Yesterday was red letter day in police
circles. The police. Justices, and COM
missioner's courts were buster than for
long time previous, and the congrega-
ton of mourners in the Jail and Gala
boose was largely augmented.
The invitation extended to the Phil
harmonic bsnd to visit the Soldiers
Home at Santa Monica, came from toe
governor of that institution and not
from the governor of the state. as an
nonnced in the CITIZEN Of yesterday.
Ross Moore returned yesterday from
Wickenburg where be ssye there is
considerable excitement over the fnd OF
rich god IN copper from the Osborn
group OF mines near the Vulture. The
ore hiss all the time carried q little gold
but the late find is thought to run
high.-GaZette.
An oil burning locomotive made by
the Baldwin locomotive works is on the
road for Congress, where 1t will be used
on the Congress Gold company line
The engine is especially adapted for
switching in cities or tunnels WHARF,
there may be special dagger of fire from
sparks thrown.-Reppbl'c can.
o. ". Williams, thu printer who a.
arrested under tie charge of issuing
forged checks Oh the United Verde
company, was yesterday exonerated
after a brief trial. Several of the men
who were losers, including DR.. Ksefer,
were well acquainted with Williams
and know he does not resemble the for
ger.-GeZette.
John Hall, from Ripsey, came into
the city yesterday. Mr. Hall is interest
ed in the stock business in Pinal coun-
ty aDd assures every one that the com.
ing eeason will be q most satisfactory
one for cattlemen. He will m5et Major
Hays aud party upon their arrival mere
tomorrow, and it Is understood That
active work will begin at once OIL the
mines 10 the neigh 6orhood OF bis
ranch. It is hoped that that section of
country will now receive the attention
il deserves.
Col. Tom Fitch has bSen mingliug
business with pleasure at San Diego,
California. He hes been pract;cing law
at San Diego, and from the compliment
airy notice that the San Diego VIdette
published, with sawed off cut, about
him, he must have made a decided bit
10 the celebrated Hearne- Chronicle
libel suit, of which be was the plaintiffs
attorney. The Jury rendered q verdict
for $4,000. 1t is not likely that the
Chronicle will admire his orRtory any
more.-Hersld.
TIE mining industry Of the territory
IN q hoolthxy CONDITION
than it is today. The mountains ere
full of prospectors, closely searching for
the precious metals. New discoveries
are daily reported from different eec-
tiene; sales of good properties ere con-
stantiy reported; many new prospects OF
promise are BONDED; representatives OF
outside capital are srriving il the ter
ritory almost daily and are looking for
investments. The coming year is full of
promise for our mines, and the output
OF mineral will probably be far ahead OF
that of any other year il cur history.
Altogether the prospects for the future
are more than bright.
DIR. Noon. who returned last night
from st. LouIs, left tins morn
ing for Orc Blaaco. He would have
remained day in Tucson but there will
be no stage in that direction after to
DAY until Monday. In st. Louis he
met w. III. Moore who represents the
American Irrigsting Machine a1d Land
company. The machine is practical,
cheap and simple. DR.. Noon drew Mr.
Moore's attention to the Santa Cruz
valley and he will visit this section 10
two or three weeks TO introduce the
machine and to investigate. as the COM
psny will go into a large irrigating en-
terprise if suitable land can be obtained.
DIR. Noon will be 81 ad to correspond
with those who may be interested.