Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-08
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eng ron nlS recent illness.
 J. E. Carroll, of the famous Carroll mine, Shakespeare, New Mexico, is in the city tor a few days.
 Mir. ". Martin, formerly agent for Walkers Stage Line, has returned to Tucson, after protracted trip through the mountains.
 Move Wlcks has returned from business visit to tres, Sonora. He reports having been treated with the utmost hospitality by the people of Sonora.
 Lieutenant Winchester is in the city, being summoned hither as wit. ness in the Gardiner Hanna suit rela- tive to the Grand Central South mine. Lieutenant Winchester Is just recov- ering from an attack of malarisl ie- yer, and looks quite feeble.
 The proVerbial enterprise of Chl- cago merchants is being felt even in Tucson. MT. Chss. A. Sturtevant, representing the large jobbing house of Hubbard, Spencer & O., dealers in hardware, naIls, cutlery, etc., 26 to 32 Lake street, Chicago, is now in the city in the interest of his house. Mr. Sturteyant Is 8 pleasant and en- ergetic gentleman, and will doubtless succeed in securing to Chicago a share of the trade of Tucson.
 FINAL. D. N. Humes shot 6 400- pound bear while prospecting in Rogers District.
 John F. Bsrtleson, of Silver King. is about to visit his former home in Belton, Mo.
 P. A. Brown has returned from La porte, Indiana, where he organized the Specie Paying Gold and Silver Mining Company.
 Geo. E. Lilly has arrived from Au- rors, Ills.
 F. F. Kellnsr and family have start ed East. Mr. Ksllnsr will return at once
 Hazard and Lawrence have struck four fGot vein of good ore in their Col. Surry mine.
 Joshua Burris dIed at the residence of Mir. Asbell, near Phenix on the 24th ulto.
 Mr. J, E. Palmer succeeds Judge Blake as superintendent of the Cen teunial mine.
 Mrs. Putnam, who has been visit ing her sister here, has gone to her Illinois home.
 Mr. Esughlin, printer in the Chronicle office, lost finger last Frl- day, in the cogs of press while it was in motion.
 Capt. Sterling, chief of the scouts of the San Carlos Agency. is gather ing up the sIrays of his flock. J. ". Hsskin, superintendent oi the Irene Milling and Mining Com pany, has returned from New York.
 Bardy, youngest son of Mrs J. E. White, died on the 26ih ulto., of in fsmstory rheumatism.
 L. T. Fisher has retired from the Chronicle sanctum and has gone to Tombstone.
 Pat Foley has been taken to the Hot Springs. near Camp Thomas, for relief from infismmatorY rheumatism.
 PHENIX.
 Miss Stella A. Warehouses kinder garten school is a success.
 Prof. Frambes will visit his old home in the East for the first time ia g years.
 J. Barton and son have arrived from Apache county 10 reside in Phs- nix.
 Dr. Jones and Johnny Packer have gone to Cataract creek to look after mines.
 Patrick White, of Mcdowell. was acquitted on his trial for selling li- ouors to Indians. E. T. Hargrave is in from his cattle ranch, 70 miles north of Ft. McDow- ell, tO meet his wife, who is returning from a visit to her parents in Illinois.
 TOMBSTONE. Miss Nellie Cashman IS treasurer of the Irish Land League Thomas Coglan is confined 10 his house with severe bilious attack.
 F. A. Pomroy, formerly of Pomroy S Green, druggists, has started for Idaho Sol. T. Anderson, of the Russ, has returned from Kings Springs, much | improved in health. Councilman J. A. Kelley and wife | were rendered serenade Saturday | night, on their return from sn eastern ] visit.