Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.


 l,s cattle ranch, tomorrow.
 The Tull;c schools will open on Tues
 1-v. September 10th, tEe trustees say.
 CaYt. ". \. HancocN ot Phenix, is
 sysia ID ine city, on business matters.
 vr-. V. A. S,ott has gone 10 Califor-
 ri. ts- 8 visit of 8 f=v weeks duration.
 Sn Carlos aow has three post trad
 ITS. Hood. V. E Horton & Co, and J.
 {. OK s.t-.
 Ihs Suporvisors have ordered road
 slrrsy.G acr3gs tne b.a.a Cruz north of
 I.sy.l g PL-1.
 OajJ,oa stock is very active in the
 -g.-se,s. There Is good demand, bat
 ,as is ilrrel for s-.s.
 Aahlr A. Knox, fDrmerly resident
 o' IecslI. Was recently married in Los
 4-se.es t1 hliss cosetle Harper, of that
 c,y
 H.-ry Brook has contributed a very
 .xcc..,It description of Judge R-y-
 rglt- uonunzi mines to ihe columns of
 ll star
 TlsoTium smokers case has occupied
 g.ira Meyers attention all day. An s.4d bodied jury will decide the amount es guilt involved.
 There Is lie, health, vigor and hap
 ness iu the choice ta6!e wine sold at
 ae Pioneer French Saloon, corner
 J.12 and Church streets.
 The California Drug Association has
 =,li thy IOrba drug store. or Dr. Chase's
 Neliciue Chest, as T. now called, to
 F--l Flcishman k Co.
 l. -ail the articles of incorporation
 fth- Star Publishing Company have
 b441 forvarded To the Territorial Secre-
 .gry 10 b. placed on fife Tn his office.
 Phi. Croyat is in Huachuca. On the
 ,.tof September he will become the
 # trader at that fort, and Mrs. 4. A. Porter Wlil take charge of the Huachuca L5:e.
 Caas. \. Heaton. formerly of Tucson
 s-l afterwards resident of Leke Val
 l.r. New Mexico, is now the city editor
 5' ;Le Aspen, Colorado, Daily Demo-
 .-a..
 he Eife of Lewis Raney gladdened l5. husband tEIs morning with an eight -ssu3 boy, and MT. Raney has already s.sum,i a commensurate paternal dig I-E
 Ila c5ur5 house Is be insured in the .-a1 lgs represented by W. A. Scott, c. B SassI3as and II. D. Underwood, for S1 divided equally between them, a per cent premium. as aa Indication of the mining opera us1s lg southern Arizona, the fact that Na. Scott has sold over 10000 pounds i He-cEle3 powder i1 the last five L.g-, -S a Ly.ew rthy pointer. Pal Got-heli is fixing up his tent at ---F'-s;a, and will Keep the Key West liEsr, tle same brand tbat he keeps at l., -'1re SD that one can get as good 5-a5a 7a the feast grounds as up town. -a =ar, If eniarging the great store c' Ae.s-7 LpuerEan, Holmes & Co.,. is I.1-r-s--ng rapidly, and the Church street. ll. X VIII soon be ready for the t,s s.0-Eof goods to arrive very shortly. I- s. Harding, who returned on s-,--a 7 .l .l G yIsIt to Kansas, says --ee- a-- uO cause f1r the complaint d --It '.-u 7;piher places are suffering t- rr-l'.T staEDatlOn with less hope 1!bet,-- times.
 -'- Geo. Martin, the plaza druggist, --ss I point to buy only the purest c;l-s aud ,hemicals and he can there t'- guarantee all h.s prescriptions. H-ss perfumes and druggists fancy s'als oi every description. T. respectaLle neighborhood on Sr Avenue, between Pennington and --.l-ia reets Is being scandalized by le iisreputable orgies of second 1sal snowflake. and they will seek an Ea4-ement of the nuisance through -luIcipal Interference.
 The Headquarters has the finest tonic the world for the weak and fet ble. Els manufactured at the Chicngo brew 5-y, and while It may be TeutnnIc for sLe people, Il should aforementioned tat uc ons can be really happy without g. he suspcioEsfottles Lehird the bar l-e also well loaded with goods as fine ss sly.
 Er Jacob Gotthelf was the recipient e birthday party by his rel tlvrs, on Sunday, at the residence of 1T Israel Gotthelf. It WAS really sur Ir-5e part: when he was presented with E1audsome rlBmond shirt stud by his mothers and sisters. The presentation va7 followed by R champagne supper sai pleasant social tune. Confusion l. r. Johnson, of the s. Rrslir0.j. met with g severe aecident Shlle FOB Gs ing Cars st Yuma yesterday . rniur. He was brought to Tucson | cg tLa train which arrived late last
 lEht Dr. Handy and the wife of Blr. 1 so1nson went west yesterday afternoon | Q meet the injured man, whose condI- | tJn Is very serious, but it Is thought |
 i-e chances favor his recovery.
 Thomas Gates, chairman of the Dem cratic Territorial Committee. arrived | As1t night from very pleasant visit | 10 Los Angeles. He reports having ex- | lT-leuced 6 highly enjoyable time and | a5l large number of old-lime friends | t-i gcluaintances. He thinks that If |
 L-s Angeles only possessed the charm |
 -s climate of Tucson, his desire to | lave remained there would have been |
 -'.esstDle.
 sunday wBs . very pleasant day, after |
 '-1 heavy storm of the previOns night, |
 e-l it vas passed m quiet serenity by |
 1- people of Tucson. The lack of di- | '.-e services Tn several of the churches |
 -- -cc ant of the absence of the pastors, |
 --s n great measure compensated by |
 - eloquent discourse on Reverence |
 sai Religion" contributed by pro-
 ---4 "Churchman" to the Daily |
 Lues
 N ls currently reported that Mayor -'.-gld Las closed negotiations for the | ;,-,le- Hotel and deposited $500 forfeit | --'. furter's sale Is contingent upon | -- accaotahiliiy ot Mayor Rayfield to | - tAllsoad company, who own the | r-t- As there can be no question as to | .-s .-iter coalition. 1t Is probable that | -- a7uorable mayor will assume the |
 -''5i nanagement about September lst. | O9 Friday. the 2S.h instant. St. Agus- |
 ,-- day, hi ,h pontifical mass will be | l--S at the C .tholic church at S.30 a. m., |
 g! DIS op Bourgade, assisted by the | r -. FllZ reverend gentlemen: Rev. | SAr's iersone, of Ysleta, \. NJ; Rev. | 4 'lIne, of Las Cruces, N. M,; Rev. q ,-.,aeiller, |. of San Elezgrio, Tex; Rev. |