Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
From Thursdsy's Daily.
The Athletes.

@ho hA be AEkulHt OI LDt IuCSOnI Athletic Association was held last even ing at Levin's Hall.
 The meeting was called to order at g D. m.. by the President, Committee on con- stitution and bylaws asked for another week to report.
 A committee of three was appointed to walt upon MT. Levin to make arrange ments for the use of the hall and the gym nssium. The committee consisted of President Cum, First Turner Meyer and NJ. Katz.
 A resolution was passed declaring that all persons desiring to join the association must hand their names to the Secretary and shall then be considered honorary members until they can be duly elected under the new bylaws about to be adopt ed,
 Tuesday and Friday evenings from g to 10 o'clock were declared regular practice hours for the association and membe are required to be regular In their attend- ance at practice.
 The meeting adjourned until next We'd nesdsy evening, g o'clock.
 Supervisors Proceedings.
 Full Board met D. m, at clerks office.
 IL was ordered that no accounts be audited except at the regular quarterly meetings Of the Board.
 F. G. Hughes was appointed Public Ad- minIstrator vice H. B. Smith resigned.
 E. D Futile was appointed Justice of the Peace, and Josiah Vance constable, at Stafford.
 pr. J. C. Handy rendered his report for July. terminating his old contract. His bill of S372.2O for the same month was audited.
 The County Treasurer was given permis- sion to marry.
 Equalization was then taken up and J. M. Berger's assessment was increased from $500 to $500, on personal property. J. E. Solomon raised from S3,2O0 to 5000 on personal property. J. 4. Williamson reduced from $500 to $500 on real estate.
 The Board then adjourned until the sec ond Monday in August.
 WE note the arrival in Tucson Of Major R. Nj. Hall, lately Of Washington, D. c. He comes as the fruit of the Arizona im- migration movement lately started in W Wsshington by Gov. Mccormick and Delegate Campbell. A number Of young men came with him, travelling from Otero by private conveyance, occupying seven weeks in the journey. The young men dropped of by the way as they found em- ployment, ana only few reached Ari- zoua. The party has been In the Tomb | stone District several weeks. Major Halls point has always been Tucson, where agency. He has long been Washington newspaper man and enjoys the extended common to the fraternity. It is probable that he may open an i'm portaut new avenue for States capital and furnish an advantageous means or com munication to the prospector.
 TIE Eaumkea mine, Tombstone, was yesterday bonded by the owners, Max Marks and others, to Moody, Ferris & Co., Of San Francisco. for ninety days, for S2O.OOO. The bond is of the wOrking" kind, and Is conditioned for thorough prospecting Of the property. The Esum- kear is 8 narrow location parallel to, and adjoining the Grand Central, and is sup posed by som 6 to divide with the latter the continuation to the southward Of the Con- tention lode. The conjectures hitherto in- dulged will now be reduced to certainty, and we hope both parties to tho bond may be well satisfied with the result.s
 WE publish to-day the card Of Fl. R. Idgbthizer, an attorney who, after prac- flee Of thirteen years m St. Louis, comes To Tucson we'll recommended. and has sl- ready located on Congress street. He has A large field, and having ability and con siderable experience he will doubtless succeed.
 ANOTHER shipment of newspaper for TIE DAILY CITIZEN and Fl FronteriZO was received at thls ofnee to-day. We have now on hand 6 stock of stationery that any frontier office might well be proud :o exhibit to its patrons. Cal and see us.
 THEY expect to turn out ice ct Levin's about the eth of August The boiler ana refrieerstor are already in position and the entire machine will be put in order as ou,ckly as twelve men can do it. We un- derstand ten cents per pound will be charged for the cooling influence.
 MR. S. ". CRAIGUE leu by coach to-day for California. where he will probably en- gage in mining business. MT. Crsigue IS an energetic, reliable business man, and while we regret to lose him so soon from opr citv we wish hIm great success in To- csIities where he is already well known
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