Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Sholderer laid in another supply of venison thIs morning.
 II. C. Hooker has sold his beef steers to s Chicago gentleman.
 James Qsinlin expects to move 10 his ranch in a couple Of weeks.
 Ex Secretary F. M. Van .Arman :s among the angels Oi Los Angeles.
 Peter Tormey is visiting Phenix with view t. locating there permanently.
 Judge ". r. Fitzgerald has been formally admitted to the Los Angeles bar.
 Gen. H. G. Rollins is driving vigor- ous fabe- for the Calico Print, st Dag gett, Cal.
 Eighteen thousand dollars in Peerless builIon went forward this week to San Francisco.
 The "resoiutiDg" spirit of the de- parted Browder seems 10 have been left behind him.
 Geo. B. Pense has gone Co the QUiio- toas to do assessuent work on hls min ing properties.
 Charley KreshEm has opened a hoii- day bazaar, neXJ door to Eord's hard Ware store, on Congress street.
 Joe Betz will make special induce- ments to family purchasers who buy any and all kinds of EquoTs 5y the gallon.
 Another bar of bulliou was brought ID from the OAl Heads by D. I. Elmore. on TBursaay, and sent to San FrEIcl co
 Arizona cattle gre being shipped to CalIfor-Ia Es Well as tO haus .s C.ty, iu large nlmDrrs, aud sua the herds h. crease.
 Leo Goldschmidt has recently mark ed do a alI kIuds ol goods iu his line 3D1 furniture caI now Do purchased al oDe's own prices.
 Mrs. Brcdsrick died suddenly ID Tombstone Isesd Y evening. She leaves TWO small children lu destitute circumst lBcvs.
 The concert by the First Infantry band, on tEe court house green iO-muT- TOW hfirInoun, will h- Hu eBjJyaule break i1 the usual mOnOtony of the duy.
 Tea large sacAs O, books from Wash ing have arrIveI for ths pUohc hbrary
 
 documents und A-e useful works of ref erence.
 ln the canvass iormn1icip ll officers, particularly Ihr counciimeB, the utmost care should be taken that men are eiec- ted who favor givIuG the stEeeta the ben etit of d Ilt;is electric light.
 The wild honey brought in from bee trees ID the Santa CltalnEs ls pro nounced ol better h-yor ihan The Cali fUrnIa Wultr sage hUue.. IL k Uf g. pure amber color aud gc5s sweet.
 lt is almost time for the Caluba-4s Railroad company to scr .Ve Li;ie uIrt l and lay couple ut iail- ul feH pieces | Of board Tor ue-. io tecluIc .Iy comply 1 with the terms oi tLe agreement The weather got zo bad iu San Francisco l that the signal bureau concluded tO witU- l draw lis officer, uu. upon promise 0, prompt reformation, this conclusion has | been reCOnsIIerel.
 James A. Bayard arrived in Prescott: | on We1pesiay evening" and WAS sworn | ID by Judge Shields and catered upon | hls duty as Secretary oI Arizona oa | Thursday morning.
 The J. Far company are selling of | goods sO cheaply that every one can | dress in style at almost nominal ex- | pense. See their bIS ad to-day and be | sure to call at the store, on Main street, | and buy spmsthing.
 The bridge on the highway lending to BuelIs addIjIO4 k Reported to bs last I approaching a dangerous condition of | dIlap datIoH. 4 dollars worth of pre- yenIion may save a hundred dollars w"rih of horse flesh ihe city.
 IL i7 reported that D.ck Rule has sue ceeded Iu Interesting San Francisco cap italists Tn the RIle-WIlson lixIviatiun process for the reduction of ores, and that an ex'enslve plan: VIII shortly be erected in Calico. Cal, where Bbun- dance Of ore can be had.-Epltaph.
 The Western Union Telegraph office in this clly has received a fine black walnut operating table of the uniform style used Iu eastern o'tiea, vi glass partitions. It Is a fine arrange ueut and will probably cause more news to come win the press dispatches.
 Washington dispatch of November 2S h s.ys: Colonel W. E. Rayai. wi;h his
  days To 10 his regiment in Arizona. Miss Royal wIIi be greatly misssd from all the suci ] gatherings, where sine k a gene al favonte.
 Daniel Cochrane, miner, employed in The Neptune mIne, at E sbe-, was rru-heI beneath n falI Of rock Mrdnes- tay. NJ bones We're broken, but iu- iernal IHiuI=s were sustained which have Ocsa,iOued paraly SIS of the lower part ot the body aud legs, and WIli prob ably prove fatal. Hugh Waite came up from Nogale- }, siefday, aud wiil pTababiy leave for he eat tO mnrroa lu cunu-c'Inn VI n ,mrller nCs ne $. hey expec. Co be .urnIug ou; bu liuD by the first O. I , March. l. I- tu ue regretted that tlere , Ire not more rustlers like Mr. Waite In he county. I Caas. +. Drake has gone to Nogqles Ind wIll prob .bly 40 bs fsr south as Her np-illo. H- VIil there assisT Mr. Ed. |, Lake ID esiat l-hIng i"cal agencies of . he Mu ual L.ie ln-pranc- Company, oi I New | Frk, whIcn Compauy olrhdrew heIr Mexican hu-iuess Il lNSO. daring d ines of political trouules h thnt re iublic. !, 4 prominent bnsiness man ID this city lad pruiIer of the md, heart and purse : | dasuIug yuunE wId lady yest,r- , av, who dtsre4. added tue convent, nal ustom oi uwatng leap year to make | ropusal-. Toe gentleman Was sorry V cry eorry-uut be had previous en- l cement upon that occasion aud wa ompelled to tirmiy but respectfully de- a lIne the honor.
 Lyman Wakefield has just brouRhtuL It of cattle from tne vIciuity ot No aies, which h- will drive 10 his ranch [ oUvs Pan rano, near fine Nhets' ones. f Le will reach the ranch Rvout the time Y lat Geronimo Will be around with a Winchester requisluon for fresh beef, |, ut IL Is hoped the old chief may stub e Is toe and m failing break his blamed II eek before such an event occurs. s, Three men, with five hundred dollars {, lch, have of red to put that amount v lto shelter or sBmpliug works for n s1rs,n if .neurb pnpra rnEueE prul1 Ias Ia