Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
Additional Locals.

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 I'll. Stiles returned from Tombstone yesterday.
 The new school house will be occupied aboc. October 1st.
 D. Henderson, of Globe is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
 The city council will make another attempt to meet next Monday.
 F. ". Laumeister and c. V. Meeden ot Yuma, were in the city to-day.
 Geo. B. Kilt and c. $. Beahan, prom lnent mining men, have gone to New York.
 George Christ, custom officer of So- nora, IS m town and a guest at POrter's hotel.
 Sheriff Paul is again out in the coun- try summoning jurors and witnesses. He will return on Saturday.
 A.. J. Keen. deputy collector, has re- moved his office to 6l9 Pennington street, next door to his residence.
 The RAMS meet tonight to train the new goat for prospective equestrian service. The hour is : 80 o'clock, sharp.
 Mrs. W. A. Cunningham and Miss Annie Oates, who have spent a couple ot days at the Russ, returned to the San Pedro to-day.
 Those remarkably fine peaches from the San Pedro are being shipped to Tombstone and to several towns ID southern New Mexico.
 Gen. Crook has been officially notified of the termination of the reciprocity agreement with Mexico permitting troops to cross the line.
 To-morrow eve the Jewish New Year begins and sll their business houses will be closed from sun set to sun set. There will be services at the Masonic Hsll.
 HIlzinger end Patterson are engaged in the very formidable task Cf moving their stock of goods to their new store at the corner of Congress and Church streets.
 Hon. Henry F.. Hightree, one of San Francisco's brightest lawyers and who defended 1. S. kalloch's son for the mur- der Of Chas. DeYoung is stopping at Porier's.
 J. s. HarlIng got back yesterday from hunt a: Qu;nlin's ranch at the BabO- quIvaris. He reports having experienced delightful time and found the game abundant.
 The stage travel to-day consisted of the departure of Mir. Harrington for Logan and the arrival of Mrs. J. A. Ruflner from Logan ald J. $. Harding from Quinlin's.
 The examination of W.u. Douglass chal .,ed with accessory to the murder of Fred kiester at Con Ryan's ranch on June 23d, took place b-fore Justice c. II. Meyer this morning. Several wit nesses were examined.
 PhI Crovat, ol Pcrler'e hotel, received Q telegram from Sheriff Stevens. Ot Gra- ham county, for eleven dinners ready to serve on the train. Graham county is helping Yuma ia fine style.
 Curiosity 1Iac ig out oi luck. His horse was stolen or strayed a couple of nights ago. and thieves entered his premises and stole Ais pocket book, two rifles, an open face watch and other A ar Is not safe himself
 Tho Phenix Gazette says: The SchefTe- lin brotEers-discOvere uf the Tomb stone bouanZas are in this city. This morning We saw them purchasing sup plies md outfit of Goldberg and learn that they are going prospecting Tn the mountains north of us.
 Chas. c. Snow, who has spent a month or six weeks in Tucson, left this morn ing for his home in Baltimore, where he will remain. While in this city he made many pleasant acquaintances who, while regrettiDg the loss of his genial presence, wish him prosperity wherever he may cast his lot.
 Judge II. E. Ligh.hizer has received a letter from Geo. M. Willing, of St. Louis, Mo, the real owner of the Per alta grant 10 Arizona. # such a grant be a yahd one, in which he expresses his willingness, upon recognition Of hls claims, not to distress the settlers. He will accept twenty per cent less than government prices for such lands. The spiIit is Willing, but the flesh IS weak.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad will return free of charge from MaricOpa to any railroad station in the Territory where they have an agent, all shipments originating within the Territory in- tended for exhibition at the industrial exposition to be held at Phenix. h. tending shippers can receive full in- formation Cf Rnv station agent, as tO the provisions governing such ship ments.
 n l..--,. eF El.I, ;, ,,, .I,o ,;f,. and will remain here for several days. In reference to a current rumor that he was about to establish banking house in Tucson, Mr. Henderson says 1t IS very uncertain whether he will do so. The times aIe remarkably duil at the present time and until they enliven but very little business would fall to the lot of another bank. However, he may yet conclude that the prospects of Tucson will warrant such an enterprise.
 Dr. Willard has put on a bran new carryall, beautifully painted and adorned. lie calls it Docs C6rryall No. | 2. A view of the mission of San Xavier del Bac has been faithfully portrayed | on either side. Doc can now put on as much style as the best of them.
 The wife Of J. O. simmons. an invalid 1 who was etIrning home to Boston from San Francisco, died at Casa Grsnde, on the train yesterday. Her body was brought to F. J. Smiths undertaking l rooms in this city, and were taken east | to-day by the bereaved husband.
 Hilzinger & Patterson had the 1 shelving, etc. removed to-day from their | old store at the corner lf Main and | aies!lla streets. to the new building at the corner ot CoBgre and Church | streets. They will be ready for busi- ness in their new store by the last of