Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

ID. A. Sanford and wlfe are Wlplng
 Tombstone persplrstion from thelr
 brows.
 Judge Gregg left this afternoon for
 California to take vacation Tor few
 weeks.
 James E. Tallmsdge and bride of this
 city, are registered at the Baldwin, ln
 San Francisco.
 Mir. Chas. R. Drake is rapidly recover
 ing from bis illness and will be at his
 office in day or two.
 Mrs. J. M. Wilkins has gone D Phe-
 nix and will accompany the family of R. c. Pearson to California.
 Los Angeles is organizing a crema-
 ing association on the mutual plan:
 You fire me and I'll fire you"
 Counselor Jos. c. Perry has returned to the shades of Tucson, after three
 months soiourn on the sands of San
 Francisco.
 Eugene A. Brown has gone to T. D.
 HRmmond's fruit and stock ranch in the
 Santa Cstalinas, to spend the remainder
 of the heated term.
 Henry Bentley is one of the industrious
 young men of this city and the splendid
 appearance of the court house lawn Is
 due to careful attention.
 4 full line of summer goods is now
 displayed at L. Zeckendorf < Co.'S. They
 purchase to suit the market and always
 have exactly what purchaser wants.
 The choicest French table claret-
 good, wholesome and pure-csn be
 found only at the Pioneer French sa-
 loon, corner of Camp and Church
 streets.
 Jose NJ Ochos came in from Florence
 yesterday and attended to sundry busi-
 ness matters here. Mir. OchOa Is one of
 the enterprising merchants of Florence and is therefore prOspering.
 Heng Lees Grand restaurant, east of
 the post office, not only sets the best twenty-five cent meals in town, but has first-cass bakery attached. Go there once and you will always patronize the Grand.
 Col. Dur IS improving, but quite slow | ly. Ills anxiety regarding his business | matters retards his recovery and leads | him to ver-exertIon. He had quite a | bad spell for an hour yesterday, but was | VI ao AcC4luS DGAAG4 AAAo LADAlluk.
 We understand that the Carlisle works have shut down, temporarily, on account of the refractory nature of the ores. Experiments are being made, and 1t is thought that the work of reduction will soon be resumed, with satisfactory results.-Ciarion.
 NJ. c. Saminesgo went out to Oracle to-day to arrange for carrying the mails twIce instead of once a week, and will | give the people on his route tbe benefit of an extra mail without charge. Here after the mail for Oracle, American Flag and Mammoth will leave on Mondays and Thursdays.
 Bismarck has returned the balance of that celebrated sour mash to Wm. Kane. It has been twice around the horn-a fact which one should bear in mind when taking ID horn. Cattle men are delighted with 1t, for they are partial to shorth olns. It IS way up in quality and way down in prIce; try 1t.
 Recorder A. B. Sampson is seriously i'll with inflammation of the kidneys and he will likely be confined to his room for week or ten days. There are no alarming symptoms in his disease at the present time and his recovery Is only q question of little time and good ( care.
 This has been a busy week with Leo Goldschmidt, and he has been kept very busy filling country orders in addition to several important sales in town. His stock Of furniture, carpets, wall paper, etc, IS so extensive that he can supply almost any demand made upon his re- sources.
 Chas. M. Strauss and Chss. 4. Shi- bell left to-day by team for the San Der nadlno ranch on the Mexican lIne near the southeastern corner of ArizoDa, to open a trading post for the troops on the line. They are accompanied by M. M. Rice, who will go into the Sierra Madres with Gen. Crook as a newspaper cor respondent.
 Mir. Young, the well known manufact- urer, has contracted to deliver I25,000 , adobes to different parties in this city , who propose to erect for themselves small but comfortable residences. Start the pumps and work the bonanzas and hard times will be known no more in ; Arlzons's mining etropolis.-Record- | Epitaph.
 Many people have expressed doubts 1 as to the fatality of the bite of the GllR monster, iD spite of the frequent exper- ( iments made. Dr. J. c. Handy obtained I a good specimen of that reptile this ! and placed in its box a half ( grown chicken. The monster made for 6 1t very promptly and just half minute 8 after being bitten the chicken was prac- { tIcally dead, and within a minute all its movements has ceased. There IS no question but that the venom of 0 ( GIla monster is more rapid and fatal T of rattlesnake. a Judge Meyer is the fortunate pos 2 Bessor of 8 remarkable pocket match safe, made of pure placer gold. It was designed by @ native jeweler in the city of Mexico and is ornamented by land E scapes and wreaths, made in relief of $ different tints of gold. Its intrinsic il value IS about s60, and if its workman r ship could be duplicated it would cost b about S200 more. As there are very few il workers in gold who now produce such {, novel designs Tn elaborate handiwork, b he article ln question possesses an Rd- O litional value to its fortunate owner. 8 Yesterday Judge Wood received U telegram from the Second Assistant Post master General asking him to forward a petition for his appointment as postmas- u er at Tucson, which would be coDsid- 'red at the proper time. Judge Wood |, forwarded petition to-day U with the names Of nearly all the busi- I n less men of the city attached. While very one is satisfied with the present M incumbent, the spoils policy necessitates p change and, even among the Demo ss rats, the people have a choice among U he possible appointees. Therefore U Judge Woods petition was pretty gen nI rally signed. 9I M A few days ago M. G. Samaniego F aused 8 petition to be circulated among be people of Tucson praying that the nsilIto Riverside over his line of stages night be maintained as daily and that | might not be cut down to a weekly SC ervice. The purport of this petition h Ess telegraphed to Washington over the ignatures of several county officials and