Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Additional Local Notes.
Fred Msish is now the sole owner of the Silver Lake property.


 the Silver Lake property.
 John V. Paul returned to-day from hls student life in California
 Miss Dssg left to-day for visit to hel eastern relatives and friends.
 Lyman Wakefield came in from his stock ranch near Pantano yesterday.
 Mrs. GoodselI and her daughter Dora, have returned from their visit to Yuma,
 The proposed canal to unite the Baltic with the North Sea will shortly be commenced.
 The mother of Hsnry S. Bimball is anxious to learn of her son. He was last heard of in Tucson
 The contractors are busy building the road across the Santa Cruz bottoms west of the Silver Lake bridge.
 D. A. SsnfDrd is again among the citizens of the pueblo t.king a patsrnal inspection of things municipal.
 Judge G. T. Woolfolk, Of Pantauo, is spending a few days in the city on business matters and visiting friends.
 Mrs. l.. NJ. Prince and her daughter Lillie. returned yesterd y from a ylsiI of several months to O ,kiand, Gal.
 Royal A. Johnson and Lewis wolfley went east this morning. The former went to New York, and the latter to Colorado.
 M;. Manuel Ferreira, of Hermosilio, Is 10 the city for s visit of a day or two visiting fr,ends and attending to busi- Dess matters.
 At the Scotia" is to be found pure kInd brought to Tuc>In. To lovers of the genuine article this Is indeed cheer ful news.
 Will the baker aud confectioner who called at thIs office some day ago to in quire about the position m charge of dlniDg room that was vacant, please call again for further particulars.
 W. J. DoLeriy has returned from Fort HnachucI, having completed his building contracts. He tnInss HuAehu- ca has tns tine-t summer climate of any place ID the world.
 The fores: fire which has been raging about ArIvaca has been turned by sys- tem of bEck-tiring, and Is now going toward Sonora after an Iostallment of what Pete Kitchen got ttere.
 At the sherifT-s sale of the electric light w"rLs of this city, under a decree of foreclosure, the Arctic Ice company of Cleveland bid them iu. IL Is prObs ble that they will soon be started up again.
 Tt Is almost as much a crime to be au important witness Iu a CT mInal suit a tO be the prisoner" rem irkrd a gentle man who was pressn, m Judge Meyer court yesterday. when the Br! sOn-BOx wisnesses were neli m bonds.
 An ObstreperCus Mexican woman, who was hOSlIng drunk and violently disorderly, on South Meyer street, war loaded 'ntO a Car yall by Constable Lu- cas snout noon to day and brought tO the jail. She kept up terrible racket while being conveyed into the bas lle.
 At at meeting of Ariz ma Lodge, NJ. l. 4. 0. U. W heli last night, the fol- lowing officers wera elected to serve during the cCmiug term: Wm. Reid. Master Workman; NJ. Lamont, Fore man; A. W. Mcqueen, Oversrer; c. A Hoff. Recorder; r. A. Judd. Receiver; L. M. Prince, FinaDcier; Ed. Scanlan. Guide; J. 5. Warner. Insi1e Watchman; Fl. Ortells, Outside Watchman; w. c. Davis, trustee Installation Nill talk, place on the evening Ot July lst.
 The mOnotouy and qmetude of very warm Sunday Was some VI hat varied yes terdsy by a small party, consisting Of General Ed. Scanlan, Colonel Nj. La mont, Major Joseph BetZ, Captain F. COble and the writer Hs high prIvHte, vino took a spin westward along tb, railroad several miles and spent the da. gunDing. The game was chiefly dove, pigeons and cottuntsil rabbits, with a sprinkiing of quail Although the day was exceeiin Sly hot, and the bird, would not bite well, the psrty brought home about seven dozen b rds and bad ly sunburned faces.
 Ira A. Carter came in yesterday from the new road being constructed acrOs the mountain beyond Tauque Verde [, the San Pedro. and returned to-day with s load of supplies. He reports a very hesvy hail storm having ccurred ther, Tuesday afternoon. The haIlstOnes were ,nical in shape and as large as walnuts, and plenty of ram and a very sIrong gale accompanied the storm. A arroyo that had been dry, half an hour after she storm was rannIng with water four feet deep and fully SIX feet vile. Eight or ten miles down the stream the water had all sunken into the ground and the Rillito creek beyond Fort Low ell showed DO signs ui tbe furious flood above. This was without doubt the heaviest storm that has occurred for years in that section, and 1t has filled up the ta1I aud water sources all along the mountain.