Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Y. Eccleston has gone to San Fran
 cisco to purchase pew stock for his sad
 die and harness shop.
 Phil Crovat and wife have returned
 from California and again taken up
 their residence in t a. aud h. p.
 Jos. Sresovich will go to California in
 few days to arrange for big supply Of
 California fruit and groceries.
 M.GR,cs is removing his stock of
 goods from Main street to the bulldlog
 at the cosDer of Convent and Camp
 streets.
 There is nothing 20 good at the dinner
 table as a chulce arucle of French claret,
 such a. can be had at the Pioneer Wine
 $ S,loon, corner Of Church and Camp
 streets.
 Hon. Grant II. Oury started this
 morning for Washington as the dele
 gate ot the Ploo-ers to lay the status of
 the Indian troubles before the proper
 departments.
 R. E. Sxeetland has removed to the
 large frame building near the school
 house, on Congress street, formerly oc-
 cupied by Coombs & Bumbaugh as a
 paint shop.
 The local markets are well supplied
 with grapes, plums, peaches, apncots,
 strawberries, blsckbsrries, cherries, ap-
 ples, pears, fgs, oranges, lemons, Hines,
 watermelons and other fruits,
 A portion of the office of Wells, Fargo
 S Co.'S express is beng fitted up for the
 Western Union Telegraph company,
 which will move its office therein on
 July 1st-next Wednesday.
 Leo Goldschmidt received to-day 8
 handsome new Columbia tricycle. tbe
 first of its kind in Tucson. It is hand
 some vehicle and attracted considerable
 attention on its trail trip this afternoon.
 FerrIn, the clothier, at No. 19 Con gress street, has not only large stock of ready made clothing, but Is prepared to manufacture to order suits Of all kinds, on short notice and satisfactor! | terms.
 The business card of Judge J. W | Walker, of Washington, D. C., appear | Tn to-dsy's CITIZEN. He Is the father Oi | Mir. J. E Walker, of this city. and HnS business entrusted to his care will be promptly attended Co.
 What Is the matter with the malls! The train from Call ornIa brings TomO stone papers one day behind tune, whIlt sometimes au accumulation of two or more days, mHIl Is de uged upon tue community. What Is the trouble?
 Mrs. NJ Armstrong and her daughter Name expect tO arrive tomorrow p. n. by stage from Gu !,toa. They coniem plate star,ing IL d few days To their old h me in East Saginaw for two months visit.
 Mr. Aiolphe, oj Curriers' famous CIncinn ,u B-ass 5 .ni, vas, while al the Worlds Fair, pros5rated with severe rheumAtism. 4 few applications Of St. Jacobs Oil restored him 70 hIs wonted health.
 "rhe Tucson Citizen recently copied a third of column mInIng news from the Courier and gave credit therefor | e another paper AUy thing wrong, Bro. ' BrOwn? Must have ped 1t rom tbe q other paper that had no credit to spare.
 The people of the lower Gila should be in stare of cOmplacency, for the l harvest IS about eud-d, the yield of grain bas been comm, asurate wItn thel lsbOrs, prices are gOui, and why chou d , not energetic husUandmen be happy !- i Clarion.
 Mir D. A. Terrell and wife of Drs Moines, l va, ale Ih tie city. They have C ne to ArIzOna t. make theIr iu,uTe home under its sunny skies, and the! wIll spend some time m looking arUuLu d before finally settlI.g down.
 Mexican dimes are being circulated almost To the entire ,xc.uslOu of AmeI- cau con, Ia this q Y. There are tel Mexican dimes to one American ID cI, GU atIOn here, ani some enterprlsinl speculatOrs must be making EiImaturr bonanza. a
 Atanacio Martinez. who was convict ed on a charge If murder and sentenced (. on June 2l, 1883, Tor a period of ten years Tn the Territorial prison, and wEs ago pardOned by th- Governor, c died on the 25.h of June, 1885, at luc- son, A. T., of consumption. Al Schieffslln, who left Tombstone ID . the early part of April last, apparently in the last stages of consumption, IS now with his brother Edward, at the ranch of A Dick Gird, in San Antonio canUn, Los T Angeles county, Cal, very much im- ', !, proved Tn health and rapidly gaining in . strength. Record-Epitaph. Hibbard has had his Grand Central 5 saloon freshly pspered and decorated, t and 1t Is now the haadsomest saloon iD a the city. Some of the decorative ari n displayed IS Hs unique as IL Is attractive, s and upon entering suddenly one might y for a moment imagine that he hau D made & mistake and got into an Adam e less Eden. T. 4 postal card from Rev. U. Gregory. 7, dated at Camp Verde, June 20, 1885. says: 7, Having closed our labors at Upper Verde, i' We are to hold seryIces here tomorrow, a, and text week go to Prescott to aid 1T ,I he dedication of the Baptist churcl = placed on a lot near the plaza through the efforts Of Rev J. Nj. Greer, hi pa.tor, after which shall return home |, -, 'pend the 4th Tn Tucson. =, It IS stated that bills have been circu -' ated around the city, containing the to new election law regai ding the quRliti tr ,atiuns of voters that does not apph 'I 70 Pima county at all. The old law r. 't,il ID force so far Ss this polnt Is con re ,ernsd. One thousand of this prsctI hl ally "bogus" law are in the Spanisi bI anguage and one thousand in English n' lust why the people shodld be mIsin D, ormed on this matter IS not known, bu 't here must be some reason for if. Of Don Carlos 1. Velasco receIved the ,, ollowing dispatch last night: "Hermo s, lll", Sonora, June 25th, lSS5.-Th. ', Apaches passed near Gdassvas on the n, Ssh, going towards the Sierra Madres ,,e t appears th.t that they are pursued t', ,y tame Apaches and American troops. ,b ieorge Woodward killed one tame Apacbe and wounded rDother by mis- sr ake. A general attack will be made on sr he Ysquis at Anil" of H. W. Kline the iovial and popular ca manager of the HuHcaucs hotel at Fort ie 1uachuca, has been m the city for the re re past several days. Mir. Kline Is a model te 'onitace and has happy faculty Of tn making his numerous patrons feel at co nome while soiourning under his hos n 1ltable roof. He states tbst the troops NWNa H. IL