Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
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J. R. Monroe, of Round Valley. Is Tn Phenix.
 Gen. A Ainsworth, of Salt Lake. is in Phenix
 Dr. Wharton is building new office in Phenix.
 Sid. Hacke-, of Charleston, has gone to New York.
 H. Cohen, of Tombstone. has gone 10 San Francisco.
 II. L. Herziuger has gone from Pres colt tO Albuquerque.
 Tom Young l. organizing a variety troupe in Tombstone.
 Dan Hatz, of Pres cutt. is tue happy dad of a fen pound boy.
 Mir Bruce is running store for ]. l.. Fisher at Walnut Grove.
 Councilman J. M. Nash. of Tombstone Is sick with pneumonia
 John Clark, Tombstone miner. has left for . visit tD Illinois.
 Mrs. J ". Kiusley has returned to Prescott from California.
 Dr. White has left Tombstone for his home m Bloomington, Ills. Samuel 4. Henszey has returned to Prescott from Philadelphia.
 Ii. II. Trevis. of Pheui1. has gone to Tempe to do a job of painting.
 Harry Queen, of Tombstone, has re- covered rom his recent illness.
 Phil kearney, the telegraph operator, Is now stationed at Ogden, Utah.
 W. ". Ingersoll, a stock raiser of Lawrence, Kansas. is in Prescott
 The infant son of D-. and Mrs. +. L. Rosson, of Pheniy, died last Sunday.
 F. NJ. Fowler, of Phenix, has gone to California to purchase blooded stock.
 J. Stewart has been making addi- tions Co his dairy sock in the Verde.
 While M. E. Joyce was in Tucson a few days ago his house was burglarized.
 Mrs. D. Gotthelf, of Tombstone has gone to San Francisco to buy millinery goods.
 Henry A. Tweed of New York, is in Tombstone lookiog at the Little Devil mine.
 J. NJ. Gibson, of Phenix, received some ugly bruises from a colt he was break ing, last Saturday.
 Mrs. J. H. Marion, of Prescott, Is sick with the measles at her fathers resi- dence in Chino Valley.
 Dud Moreland, who was slck in Pres colt, has recovered and returned to hIs home III Tonto Basin.
 Mrs. 5. W. Webb has returned to Phenix from Prescott. her husband hay ing entirely recovered.
 Seior Corella. brother of the late Mexican Consul in Tombstone, made a recent visit to the sepulchral city.
 4. A. Banning, of Tombstone has re- ceived notice of the death of his brother John Banning, in San Francisco.
 Wesley Clauton has sold his cattle to MT. Fisher and Levi BashfOrd, who own the Ferguson Valley stock range.
 MT. F. R. Pow II, formerly of Phenix, but who has been absent for some time on a visit to Pennsylvania, has returned
 Al Jones purchased two hundred head of cattle a few days ago, which are now on his ranch n Sulphur Spring Valley.
 May Goodman, the slayer of Kins- man, in Tombstone, has waived pre- hmlnary examination and will appear before the grand jury.
 B. A. Fickas has been elected secre- tary Of the Tombstone Fire Dele gates vice F. \. Belgrane, resigned on ac- count of his departure from tLe city.
 Jim" Oneal, who is now one of Ia vapaI county's largest cattle owners, took stage Monday and started for the San Francisco mountains to look after certain property interests.
 Albuquerque Journal: c. c. Wheeler, general manager; J. F. Goddard, gener al freight agent, and A. A. Robinson, chief engineer of the Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe railroad arrived in this city yesterday afternoon from the north on special train. They were met here by W. B. Strong president of the com pany, and Mir Perkins, vice president of the Chicago, Burlington < Quincy railroad, who arrived on d special from Los Angeles. This morning at o'clock the entire party will start for the Allan tic S Pacific front. accompanied by Lewls Kingman. c. R. Williams. W. E. Angell aDd George Calender.