Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.

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 r,sbioa Restaurant sets the best '- I-, ,,, tcvn. and don't you forget 1t. rs, thermometer run up to l03 de l.' f,r a few minutes this afternoon. ,,ercantile firm of Eaton X Bai- I-t Ei5he. was dissolved on Augus 6-,t
 rr-,cht has secured the sole L'..7f f,- tbe newly discovered lumin- Sssr':; sr;;a.s and will introduce them in Tucson
 m. .,;.y council held no meeting to- l1' N,.s will be held until Monday, di;, tge regular monthly session will tsks place.
 ,.,,. Davidson came up from Naco- az S,~1-a. few days ago. He con sA,- ,',i .i,st section the best mining re- g;-r n Synora-
 O-born's condition this morn Jads' '-Ns,.,rted to be much better than ias "y ~~f ,;rae during his sickness, and the ai al! '-.-- of his recovery have much inp;o7ei
 ,T-sip Dispatcher H. W. Howard
 O--9. -9..-..,sd from his Eastern visit has '5.I.b of his mother had so far i'm Inc -5i,.if nefore he left home that she was Ti5,.s;is-si out of danger
 y.WF. Bradley and Mrs. Costello,
 A.s, s,.. bsen visiting California, stop
 Vh9 La'r ,'- n Tucson to-day, while on
 pel o'l' L,,,,a to Tombstone, to visit o1j friends ID this city.
 M Wilkins. who has just returned ,'., g, 'e' t-;n to the Blue Jay camp, says ,''l S,Ij r IT ssa the electric light on the lT l--,5or.a tJ,,,,. in th:s city from that place, ..-;-b, ..--'b a distance Of some thirty-iiye niles.
 cb,. D Brown has a beautiful palr ,-r rbI.toDs made from ore taken 2. ..' .b.a BullIon mine in the Quiiotoas. Tl-as5s of pure silver run lrregularly .i'-,,,b s brown translucent spar which, -ts1 n1Iishei, presents novel and at t-,cti9e appearance.
 The Academy of St. Joseph will open Monday. September lst. This ,nsti- - ,-.;17 is equipped with a fine corps of isIr teachers, every branch of study IS .sT,b. 10 a thorough manner, and IS vs'' deserving of the patronage ot the people. Hunter. the insane man in the ,71,-y iail. Is growing worse. He sell S,~ egts anything, and unless quorum ii inc B5arl Of Supervisors can be got .o,stbe- soon the poor man will drift mi 4pon the sable tide that Dever brings hack it's uayigators.
 . vsanr bronco that Max Zier was s-ls5y5r,ug to break to harness by sTovinc hl1a to wear the harness dur r,tbs day. took fright this afternoon nj dashed of up Congress street and i7so Church street. He was captdred -sa. tLs railroad track. Oolr six weeks longer time in which t9 register. The great register closes m October IJ.h. Every voter must see ina, his name IS on the register this rz,r. or be cannot vote next November, -5 matter how often he has registered heretofore.
 H5a. Leon Gomez has been appointed f7-ae Mexican Government Chancellor G tie Mexican consulate of this city. S-lsr Gomez has been connected with ta acammerclal business of the City of Nsrso for years, and it Is his aim to establish cl ser and better relations be- tween the two governments.
 NJ :. |. Lucas, of Silver City, is working 0u a mine near that place, ELi,h Eas discovered and located some tLlr'y-1vs years ago. 4 salt spring bur,.s ,u upon the mIneTs now and then. They have large chamber into which all this is conveyed and are making salt. This E.1e E s.rsnge phenomenon ln geolo-s aud stuUqs all mining experts. Kingston Clipper.
 Con Ryan Vas brought up froLl the Sonoits last evsulng ID charge of special Deputy She-f Manning, of Crittenden. he is charged, as hallee, of appropriat Ins to his own use funds of the estate Of Fred heis.er. deceased. His examl- nation began tl:s afternoon before Judge Meyer, and was continued until next Saturday, owing tO the absence of al lmp0r sut witness, pending which NJ R-sn gave bond n the sum of S2gN.
 The QuI.Otoas are putting on metro To.it4n airs. The great social event va the first picnic of the season, which vas he'd on Sunday at Coon Cans tank, % which festive occasion there were p-essnt ten ladies and one gentleman. 41e affair was 30 great a success that more Of the same sort are to follow. IAe CITIzES's society reporter arrived ol the grounds too late to obtain the names Of the happy ones who partici- psiei.
 \ colony of large red ants have made tlelF homes ID hole ID the ground on tae sidewalk on Pennington street, Lttis east of Church street, for a long hme- To-day dead carcasses of ants Were observed scattered about in all di- fectlons, and the remaining ants in a state of dire confusion. A glimpse over ne Held disclosed the cRuse-an inva- sion by colony of smaller ant warriors, Vho had subdued their larger kindred, GU their bodies Tn twain, and were car flng them to their home on the other slde Of the corral fence.
 A mine in the Santa Ritas, which has been held by the locators for the past tnree years, was recently opened, and to iher surprise very rich, but narrow ledge was encountered. some of the ore Rssaylng S23,OOO Der ton. The lowest assay obtained WAS SI60, and the ledge, e'ght or ten inches wide, will average over thousand ounces to the ton. For lhe present the exact location of the Aine hnI the names ct the lucky dis CGTe'ers ,1;, will not be made public. They ElA shlp carload very shortly and then .le! will feel 4ich enough to let all the SoE.d know all about it.
 Brewster Cameron writes to the Will l'A Sioeknan that the September meet le oi he Arizona Livestock Ranch Hen's ssoclatIon will really be con- 'enilon ot livestock men from every county n the territory. The most i'm po''snt lCes.lon considered will be the Propre'g of establishing a quarantine 1saLas; Texas cattle, on account of fears e-'trtalled b. many intelligent live ,,VeA men that the Texas fever may be ~. ...,.olaoed into 4 rizons by the importa- aoa ot Texas catt, $. Other matters of S.. qua. moment to liv, ~stock men will be oas.sst oa.tsstd, and no rt pchman who can TSs TSss'oi! 0e present sho. .7ld fail to come. -7 me-ting will he jailed to order