Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-08
LOCAL NEWS.

.aaA ,-b, as (. mmander in western Mexico.
 ,,psso has consumed over eight mll- .-. ot h.-ick ID new buildings this ss''n
 r.,Ios Ii. TuIly has been engaged to ..>,5 school at San NavIeE for the s-n,os e-i'
 Tin. CITIZEN Is the only paper in Ari-
 --st.k,uS the afternoon telegraph re-
 sot me associated press.
 u;rfsm A. Walker, Of Albuquerque. .bs7, appointed postmaster of that - .- r.ss Thomas Hughes, resigned. ,-,7sl,s.s of the meteorological rue
 1.i Itst night discloses ninety eight
 ,sat. of fuss anl two per cent. of
 ,s.l.
 IT,. Frank C. Prescott has been ap.
 .-,,i teacher of spanish in the Tomb
 t.,-4 s-l0o. al a monthly salary of
 s0
 Tn Chatham met section hand in
 ,..,-s uao was s Confederate msjor in .s.,ss-,g days of the war, and was taken
 -:s7aeT.
 -,a Sln0ita river Is blessing the T ..--lsrs by attending strictly to large I .---a,s 5t business while running I ..l..5-n goose.
 | Ina Noyales people have been too ....,,s,y blessed with the favors of
 I--.,s- pluvius and want him to dry
 -5. temporarily.
 r,,ls Billy Eskin, formerly freight
 f,-u thls cIty to sulphur Springs
 rr-r and San Carlos, now resides in
 ,;-,rass and weighs 25S pounds. He
 .p-5sPeriDg.
 Vs.sr,. NJ. L. Grover, J. McC. Elliott.
 lie D5bbs and others will open up
 ..-s of their copper properties not far
 m fLs Columb.s smelter, ip a few
 F.5ks.
 e Gordon Adam has returned to
 T--,bs.eaz and the newspapers intimate --.ba has s warrant from the President
 = ,s- arrest of Geronimo and now
 r.-.s tle people to bring on their Injun.
 T,s Tombstone says that Brush, the v-r .15wn Tucson and Tombstone man, v--5ss been railroading in Sonora for sae uue, Is down with malarlal fever Esi aas gone to the hospital at Nogales. B,.a,ths Harshaw chloriders whose s---sr..r capital a year ago was not. .-E.sut security for weeks board at sr-.,3 -ts.auraut, Is now clearing R r7-=.-i dollars per month on his ore .-.-'4ts. s.sssiis lslilord with lamentable v.- oi sa.lantry says: "One spirit r-. FIT. EIll eat up, waste and muss ggs- more food than any two men who s.=. -y tables. I'd rather board a J-a.
 H.iiy Woods left lat evening with .1s intention of overtakiDg the othrs gi.L5 Luntnc party, who left yesterday ----L -s for the Santa CatallnRs. They e1-.1lsai A. B. Sampson, D. D. Hall, El L. Walker. Tuas are getting lively in Los An ea,-s. On Sunday there were three sud d51 deaths fsou heart disease, one nat l,l. death, one fratricide, one death t1n accidental discharge of gun, one s-.Gie and a wedding.
 Tls memorial services at Tombstone | 70 Saturday will be on a scale that re- --,.s great credit upon the enterprise l C.tls citizens of that live city. They | v.I eclipse every other observance of | L.. notable day, n the Territory of | Al-JlA l-iEe H. B. Lighthizsr IS said to have l gl5 Q. Il- finest law offices in Phenix; |
 L-s F.5-,y Ot business to attend to and l
 iSY-JsPsEng. Besides all this be finds l
 tl=t conduct a bible class ID one of | ils Sl,G-. schools. His Tucson friends | Ti.5.7s -a hls prosperity.
 -sputy U. s. Marshal H. D. Under Fl5i and Mai Proctor of the $. P. R, h, vent out to the famous wood pile | T-':7riay, to inspect that crumbling | Il!a upon which the courts have fed for | !sirs. The railroad company is nego- t4lng for Its purchase.
 The ladies who do their trading at l. L-ckeudorf & O., can be distinguish | el ai a glance by theIr attractive and | s'yil7n costumes. Question tue neatest die'sei lady you meet and she will | a,1a0EleIge that L. Zsckendorf < Co. | E''P tls very best of everything.
 Jerome L. Ward took a carload of 1oSs through Tucson to-day, from Phe- | 1A to Tombstone. They stood the | .1L'leY with cOmmendable fortitude, | Ell Ar. Ward said he never met a more | gelLemaniy set of hogs since he quit | po.lues. Pheniz's loss is Tombstone's gsln
 letter from Crittenden states that | '-9Ie are Indians still in the Patagonia | -'Qltalns and that on the lst and 2nd | AlGust they were near the camp of | ,-e gentleman who furnishes this in- | -oi-t'!on. While no very serious dep | %-4tJls have been committed by them, | L-l' mere presence Tn that vicinity is | 0'-se Tor uneasiness among tine miners.
 La Colonia Mexicana will begin the t-lAcal9n next week of translation O- sae nlaIng laws of Mexico. This is al important matter from tine fact that ---! Amerlcans have mining proper -'' oa Mexican soil, but they possess
 -nIe information regarding the avs They will be printed in English, a-l outside ot this publication the can S-'s oe Lad at great expense Tn combi- laws.
 Every mail from Southern Arizona SI'ls' tAe news of one or more deaths ', tle lands of the Apaches. Why Gen ''aI C'ooA does not call some of the s--osrng soldiers of Northern Arizo- mo tle field, Is a wonder. Camp ''le s garrlsoned with three compRn- .t "Ao io nothing but reclIne in the ,-aie and eat rations, while our citizens s-7, 7 oeing slaughtered. Every available -. sr,-l'7f should be pat irto the field. 17 pubic good demands it.-Minsr. .-i 5.e ehoisest and best perfumeries -l '5ilst articles manufactured can be .,., ,-l ll great variety at George Mar - 'fls store, on Church Plaza. His --Sa and medicines are pure and un- r-.- 's5'ated, and prescriptions are com f9Ilued With skilliul accuracy. The long e.l. oAp''leuee of Dr. Martin as a pharms- ct1 '' and hls thorough knowledge of oII'--I--s'ry afford him special advantages co-saIeiy' promptness and reliability Tn .1''-fo,andIng medicines. His store
 '''u De called ''the old reliable. Tn. The Fashion restaurant is the only ....-Ii lF4nt m the city where meals are ,.'gi s,.'.i by olll of fare. The variety of ra.. ,..'eS Is therefore greater and the