Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

| .ai tOtaIiH' "' Nh I painter can find employ A. hx applying to NIT. Armstrong, TS-ses,naa Block.
 ,,.;,r E. B. Beaumont. 4th cavalry, Nt.y, ,.r ,,rsnted a sick leave of sb- p, l,e for fifteen days.
 ..,-v in the case of the Territory l5e.r,isl Padills for grand larceny, 1,ht m a verdict of guilty.
 ,,s Drew, of Tombstone, died iD bl"a., ',.y on Monday evening, of Typho- ,5i .ai fever. He WAS member of s'.1t"5-hts of Pythias md of the A. O. f& a''--
 .rs,s grand dance in Harshaw i-.--iav night which goes on re- @ one of the most notable social 2'- e. ,' m the history of that excellent s2l.
 -. White House uIe ing today was I-s I-.,,e,ss and the new establishment i.s,5-5nced with fair patrons eager for
 splendid bargains
 N 4. Hancock and Hon. R. B. -if N'f o' Phenix, arrived here this morn husiuess connected with the htl- Z, -7r over the Phenlx mine.
 sv,-niuRtion of the parties Im-
 -.s5 m the Huachuca siding car f.1'' ii. still III progress before Court
 -r.,..ioper k. D. Ferguson.
 r.- A c. Baker, of PheniI, is in the
 T-,. of the counsel in the Poenix ,-.' s-otsnpt case now being heard ID ---.,tsrs py Judge Fitzgerald. T ~.. w,Il be q big buzz of excite
 s, the Ouij0to4s ln H short time, -'- ,ie news of the big strikes there '... Incomes generally known.
 -.,. C. W.Williams, A. Q. NJ. will
 Chef Olartermaster Of the Dep '..--s-t of Arizons during the absence ,v..r-A. J. McGonnIgle on one --.lis leave ot absence.
 Tn. S.ar Restaurant, next door to ! ,-,lrjcan Grocery House, announces 4 -..r $ new and clean and sets splen- q -; neal. al for twenty-five cents. 4 r-s,3 by the week, five dollars. \ s-.-;F Paul returned from Phenix I c morning with three prisoners \ -~-3 Faruham, Beard and Burris, ar -..5 f5r contempt of court. The I r. t-auble is in connection with the 4 F---iZ mine litigation.
 1s-g.v L. $. Marshal E. M. Mills ar .s.-i John Bennett and Tom Day, -.. -Tbe Kid," on Saturday evening, rp,i5toa. for alleged complicity in the T.ss Csn1n stage Tobberies. The -..T5a-s will reach tucson this eyen- '.
 ar,s named John Rosson, a stran- --rD Tucson. wno arrived here in the .., stages of consumption 8 short time s-, 5I-s at the residence of D. J. Bolyn, I,..o,-ht. He wgs about 39 or 4O years Is-- on; beyond this nothing seems to h. .Er5gu about him.
 N- A. P. Wright, the teacher of the Cr-s-len school ana correspondent of ,- CITIZEN rom that place, is in the f,. attending meeting of the board t ,,hoo! examiners. Mir. Wright Is FAY ..5sssut gentleman. and has many .--.!s here aud In CritteDden.
 I.s great American jury III the case of 4. Territory vs Trinidad Padilla. t-.,.-d with grand larceny, could not ..-- upon a verdict Saturday evening ai i,la-equently spent Sunday in med as.lal and prayer, locked up m room a ils Court house. Who would not be -ssi,t juror?
 b H.uierson. the banker, made Q T .-..sJus investment in purchasing the Il ali,1n property on Congress street, | from V. A. Scott's office to Main street, T !-..1i.ug all the bank fixtures, vault \ gi t1Is.ar- proof safe. Mir. Henderson
 z-1uUt take n thousand dollars Tor t.; again to-day.
 Tlf0wboys III convention to day se- lss:ei Nessrs. w. l.. Vail and Lewis G1r as a committee to proceed to E..,4s City 10 try and secure lower -.r, on live stock to the eastward. ---y lad out the rodeo districts, elected g.sg new members and transacted gen. c. routine business.
 here has been current rumOr upon z. streets during the past week that 6 .euocratic morning daily newspaper IS g be established in Tucson in a very .1-t time, with abundant financial ,.c6Ing. The party recognizes the nec- -,y O. fiTst-class representative jour- Ia. and seems determined to produce -e
 John Havestrom and James Me Caf- i,tg got into quarrel at Silver King ... week and while McCaffrey was i1r5wing rocks at Havestrom the latter .lli him, the ball shsttering the bones t one of his legs. An amputation was -lie ont the unfortunate man died .,Jm its effects. A preliminary eKBmin- E,ln oi HayestTom resulted m hls ac- s-.tal
 morning contemporary adyertises 8 Eliel rifle that is a verItHble annlhIls- if Of tune and things. It says of this u-nde-iul gun that "SpOrtsmen will -1ierstand how great the range of the glu Is W.Ien It Is stated that in shooting g. zane 3O0 or iO0 years distant, 1t IS DO n-ceSSary to elevate the sights of the H--." This will be good news to those sl9se motto Is to shoot ahead.
 Judge John Haynes and wife. and 4rs. I. l.. Stiles returned yesterday I'm the east. While in Boston MT Haynes met MT. und Mrs. John Prince S10 sre spending the summer III Fort and Maine. He also also met Rev. C. .. Sumner and wife in Boston. but i,--sy are now in New Mexico. Judge Haynes feels convinced that the Gala s-a4s railroad will be built.
 I' r. M Murphy. commissioners oi A'zlIa 10 the Worlds Exposition ID NTE Orleans, Is in this city. He VII l'oihly remain couple of days and '--a go L. Cochise county. He will try 70 awaken renewed interest Tn the ollng International Exposition to be -7.d at New Orleans this winter. He IS aleuber of the board of directors of the a'sociaton, and all he asks of the peo .7 o' Arizona Is to send their specl. Iel' 10 hm at New Orleans. He VII ''9A out for the rest.
 N.S. Lyle got in from the Quiiotoai VI Saturday afternoon and at once pro s.eisd to San Francisco. SIuce he left h earned that his apparent haste ~ 'eacn California was accustomed by a S SSs1endous strike of very rich ore In tho 1'aHrande Chief mine, a claim that rupi fA'aI.e! 10 the Peer, but further to the 'g'I NIT. Lyle had secured ten days I-'a on the property and was in ( .-iy to carry the good news tc '-t bOaanZa firm. The strike was made