Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

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 Iocal intelligence.
 p.,rssr lee Company has our
 I5E e ..-''i niece of very fine ice from
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 - ptsai1 Gazette says that moro %
 IHE ]. ',,rqiting in Maricopa than can
 :sa-s s,4 O though an abundance ol
 be 5- waits transportation.
 .bs dam at Silver Lake is
 NohA A.,s5 forward as rapidly as cir,
 b5ins is.. i.s will permit The dam will i tli--'''..F..l .n about ten days
 ,f,,rax * Co. have opened a ]. b. h'L n'- -.vs stand and bookstore ] lll.n.5,'-.' Nelson Doree. They are fill
 laal -;-r, ,-r fine stock Of new goods
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 ,p uryzr1 has leased the room at
 Ns. ar Congress and Church
 tla 5 ]. fitting it up for first
 ss. sample room.
 ,..sJ-. l. S. Fried for $50, GOO m .-rr- h use b 'ut' at 7 per cent. G .- ut- accepted by the board oi 2.,.---...-.r- s' .aeir meeting on iu-soay ,,rS MANSFIELD is removing his As' 'i 'f looks. stationery, etc, to-day s''lA -..-, on Main street, next to the L -.- Holso. He thinks a couple of --.. 5-. sueb 2 business equal to hre. -
 --- ra-. cf copper bullion were ,.--s1 from Lardsburg, \. M-, by ;I..s-s J. Liberman d c., on trlda!' 5---.ls l. .as.ellow Copper Mining Oom- lslr
 T-- t,r,win- telegrams remain un-
 1li 1H y,- s+ the Western Union Tele- ea-.,- a;.e- D VI. Tyrren l2L G. M. ENC F. Hanlon, A. B. Grosetta, WR No-C.
 v--- ,r.-i-.u newspapers state that --E.,.7r.... HiITv the Kid was taken from :.' .-' --sr. -- Fort Sumner the fifth day -I, -Il,t-;-. hr-ial. by a Las Vegas doctor, --itls sauL i- now on exhibition Ill .bat place
 ---- -..-. auartette selected to furnish .r.- ,ru,ir at the funeral ceremonies or .--. late Pre- ~-deut next Monday, m thls -...rrr.=.l af Nessrs. W. B. Hop s.rs WIram D. Ioyuer, z. .. Joyner, srl Tam.s |. .oEler
 rr7Drros .aJ Turner lost twenty --- r.--., TewEsbury had sixteen l.r-i qr. tr-e 'r-' some. Stallo and Mod, h.rl Was nislt- The loss to -f.--- Cree. s..'-.- wi reach several for.--.. dollars -l-.OJs Silver Belt.
 payr Ur,r. the stage robber, was .--. +.. 5;..b. for trial on Tuesday night S-lwa1. who Gpn examination m T--bs-.1a f1r compIcity in the BIsbee s-a-a -1bberv. was discharged, called y-.-erlay t1 see Deal, but was a day too late.
 REFINED daily by J. Sresovich-a r;ss lot of fruit, including lines, bana7 rss. grapes, apples, etc, also northern rata-1ts. onions. cabbage and other veg1 t-.b4s. \ tf-st- class line of groceries anl provisions on hand, including eggs. bu-t-r a1I chickens r, Mesllla street.
 NR. n. A. SANFORD Is preparing toI erect large two-stOry building at the corner of Pennington and Meyer streets, where the Star corral has been lOcated- The lower story will be for business pur7 poses. auG the second story will be made into suits of rooms for office purposes.
 ArErTEa from Globe states that theI South Pioneer Mining Company are busyI sinking 100 feet 0n their double com rar.meu' working shaft, 4X4 feet in the clear. Prt-c -f. Scott & Co. have ship ped their erl srs 3nd pumps and they Vil soon 5e up and working.
 JrDGr JoHS HAYNES aud MT. T. l.. Stiles nav, formed a law partnership, and have removed their office to an ele- gaut shit of rooms at No. 2l5 Penning- ton street. east of the Cosmopolitan Hotel The new firm comprises talent and ahility and en.oys the confidence of the public.
 ME J. T. PANTLTSD has leased the roous iu the rear of the Elite vacated by Judge Haynes and those now occu- pied by Judge Osborn. and will soon put them in thorough repair and add them to his present premises. The extent of his contemplated improvements has not yet been made known.
 BY order of ,Lc Grand Master, the Masonic bodies ln this jurisdiction will perform rlc NA.,nic burial service as d last sad ir.5le 10 Inc memory of their deceased ii.GstioGs brother, the late James A. Garfield, next Monday. The programme of The day will probably be arranged embracing the society demon ,'rl-Iuu Hl-I that already provided.
 TIE soldiers and sailors of the late war ot the rebellion are requested to meet Nr. 4. E. Sampson and other mem- bers Of tle Grand Army of the Repub- he at the Palace Hotel club room on sunday, at two o'clock in the afternoon, t5 consider the propriety or turning out as a body lu the procession on Monday. al the funeral of their ilustrious com Tade and commander, the late General James 4. Garfield
 IHE Russ House. at Tombstone, has been leased Hv Miss Nellie Cashman, and .s undergoing a thorough renovation. In lae- li will n- almost a new house. New furniture has been provided, and the house WlL ae opened in a few days for business. Miss Nellie Cashman is well and favorably known throughout iHs portion of Arizona and she enjoys tle respect and esteem of everyone.
 MJcH complaint is heard of late from ihe small outside towns. of increasing cTlues, particularly the appropriatlng of halter, with horse on the other end Several ni them have been recovered by iAelr owners in thIs ely. The people are growing ured ui losing their horses every ie8 weel S. and it will not be surprising q few oi the Iascally thieves will be !7ua4 dancing in ihe air some fine morn ing
 HE Festival to be given at the NJ. E. chapel next week promises to be very pleasant affair. The ladies have taken hold ol the matter in earnest, and II naturally follows in such event that sue cess IS certain. The entire character of the festival will be changed each even ll- the third night being devoted prin- cpaIiy to musical and literary exercises -'-o"ed by an oyster supper and gen erai good social time. Programmes will be lSsued in season.
 LJGENI0 PACHECo, a Spanish lad, from lle sale of milk had accumulated about o'-A which he intended to use m edu- eating himself He was induced by one