Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02
B; Heinneman is reported to be seri.

OuSly III.
 Mir. w. c. Davis came in from hi. stock ranch last evening. ~
 M. Pagan IS Tn the city from b;s San,. hita ranch Tn Dayidson's CaIion.
 The crazy quilt has reached Tncson in spite or the sanitary precautions taken.
 Phll Crovat and wife left to-day for san Francisco where they will hereatter
 The Star is authority for the state ment that railroad fare from Tucson to Nogales IS to be reduced to SS.5O.
 The grandmother has sent Col Dur n new lot Of goods to make the country safe during these troublous times.
 Paul Moroney, Sr., will 90 so Wash
 ngton Tn search of a parchment that Will make him monarch of all be sur- veys.
 The only boy of w. A. Dalton died m Monday and was buried Tuesday. He friends. 0i
 Col J. A. Za6riskie returned last even Ing from New Mexico, very much i'm proved Tn health. Indeed he looks bet ter than he has for the past year.
 Among yesterdays departures for the East were Mrs. T. l.. Stiles and ber mother, Mrs. Eli Smith; Miss Roach Mrs. Gillespie, Mir. and Mrs. ButteriieJd,
 Beautiful boquets Of many colored roses are sold about the streets by ur- chlns for ten cents each. The Arizona flowers are noted for their brilliapcy and fragrance.
 k. c. Hood, who recently arrived in thls clty from Alabama, has received fhe appointment of pos. trader at San Car los. That position is, financially, the best in the Territory.
 l.. C. Hughes, of the Star. returned from Nogsles yesterday. He did not 20 to Washington, after all, and the piece Of parchment with Grover CIeyeland's signature is still safe.
 The Arctic Ice Company run their works to the full capacity to meet the great demand for their product. The price IS the same as during last sum- mer-one cent per pound.
 Mir. and Mrs. Miles Clifford have nov ed into their pleasant new residence, No. l2 Corral street, between Stone Avenue and Convent street. This Is a very valuable property, and in sn eligible locality.
 MT. w. A. Cuddy. a young man of experience in the hotel bus mess and formerly in the employ of Mir. Bllcke at Tombstone, arrived from Ari- zons yesterday and will take hold at the Ross House.-MOdesto Republican.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. DannheIm left this morning for New York, in which city they will in future reside. Their large number of friends and acguaintances ID Tucson wish them all sorts of good for tune. with no sorrows or dissppoint- ments.
 The Tombstone Record records the death at Fairbanks. on Sunday evening, of Col. Yesger, from the effects of a bite on the thumb by Gila monster. He lived but a few hours after being bit ten, although all possible remedies were applied.
 4 letter from Solomonville. Graham says that Nj, NJ. Rice correspond 1 ent of the Star, had arrived there; that the rustlers stole his horse in Apache county, and he was compelled to jour- ney for long distance on foot. He will likely reach Tucson during the coming week.
 On Monday night a select party was given at the residence of Mrs. Millar, corner of Main and Mccormick streets, in honor of Mir. R. J. Kerr, of Sonora. Quite a number of young people were present and spent bn enjoyable evening in dance and merriment. A fine colla- ton was served during the evening.
 The body of an Indian was brought into Challender Friday morning, for the purpose of holding an inquest. The de- ceased was shot by white man, whose name We did not learn, but who resides about ten miles from Williams, the | Indian being accused of stealing flour and blankets. The man came ID and | delivered himself up, and the inquest was to be held to-day.-Flagstatf Cham pion.
 The surveyors on the Phenix & Mari | copa railroad have surveyed the line | from the Southern Pacific to the Glla l The junction will be made three miles l east of Sweetwater tanks in a rich bot | tom country, six miles east of Marlcopa. l The road will cross the Gila three miles 1 above Morgan's ferry. The surveyors 1 are now working on the rIver to deter l mine the exact point of crossing.-Phe- nix Herald.
 Alas for the rarity of political charity Secretary Lamar and Commissioner | Atkins. it seema from a Washington tele- | gram, have promised to John Mulhall, | of Colorado, formerly of St Louis, an | Indian agency, and his friends are push | ing hIm for the San Carlos agency. Now | what IS that wheel horse of the Democ- | racy-Ben Buffers bosom friend-Chas. NJ. Strauss, of Tucson, going to get be- side that which Pete Kitchen was award | ed in Sonora? Surely things are going | to the demnition bOw-wows.
 The remains of Henry M. Ellsworth, who died suddenly in Tucson, A. T. on the 23rd, arrived on the Southern Paclhc | train thIs morning, accompanied Dy the wife. Mir. Ellsworth has been | in the employ of Wells, Fargo X Co; Tor the past thirty years, and has been local agent in Tombstone, A. T., for the past three years. He had a large circle or | friends in this city, where be lived for l many years. He was member of me Masonic order and A. O. U. w., and | was fifty-three years of age at the tune of his death. Notice of the funeral, which IS to take place ID this city, Will be in to-morrow's pHpers.-BulletIn.