Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
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 Commissioner Frank M. Murph! Is in Albuquerque.
 Hon. F. ,. Bolan, Of Graham county, IS u the city.
 lIizs Lllie Anderson has gone to San Francisco on e visit.
 The stage fare from PheniG 10 Fres- cot has been reduced to SD.
 D.puty Marshal Dunavau WAS m Tombstone on V Wednesday,.
 The Fort Lowell reservation wouid mal,l a good site for the University Of ArzylE.
 D.. [. o. Chamberlain, known in Tue son and Caiabasas, died last week at CaJaSi.
 EIar5el Meyer will leave Santa Mon .cG on Gctoce7 ls- 'o- v.si- 'a EH"z07 and LoEatose.
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 Ese UGgz-sav .. :S;...,-,.- ..ec.-S tu Os running at great velocity under very heavy pressure, just now.
 Lieutenant J. R. Richards. jr., came up from Huachuca yesterday and will re- main here g few days.
 Al. Barnard will reopen his kero game In Congress Hall tonight, with premiums flying in the air.
 Judge Fitzgerald has appointed c. Gordon Adam, of Tombstone, Court Commissioner for Cochise county.
 Don't fail to return that meerschaum pipe you picked up on the road to Silver Lake-ihat l., If you found 1t.
 D. A. Sanford is arranging to build 8 business house on the narrow lot east Of the pos:ofiice, opposite Buehman block.
 Some people spend more money try | ing to finl the bottom of whisky | glass than BE artesian well would cost l
 Tine convicts in the Territorial peni- tautiary wlll make an interesting ezhl- bit at the PheniZ Industrial Exposition. |
 Joe Baye-. formerly residsnt Of this o..y, is very III with acute rheumatism at Fuiton's Wells, Los Angeles county, | Cal.
 The sporting fraternity did not reap 8 harvest at the feast this year. The at tendance did not average half gF many Es last ear.
 The aew block at the corner of Con gre-s street and Stone Avenue, being erected for Mr. Chss. H. Drake, will have brick front.
 RegniaT services and Sunday school w!!i 5o hsid in the Baptist church. to- morrow; services at 1O:30 standard time, and Sunday school at r. m.
 Arthur R. Earll. sen of Judge Warner Earll of thls city, was admitted 10 the bar o. t5e District Court yesterday, on a certificate from California.
 Oa a,rount of the Jewish holiday, the store Of j.. ZeekendOrf * O.. will close Gt six o'cl'ck this evening aud will not reopen until SIX tomorrow evening.
 T. i Judd has got back from the bo- narzs camp with 8 silveTy tone tO his voice End amalgam in his hair. NIT. JuiI says good things uf QuiiOtoa.
 Tie county of Pima should preserve cOp!es of every newspaper published ID T. the county. As Q matter of record they z ToalI be invaluable n years to come.
 The new set of pigeon holes for the l ofiis' ut the Board of Supervisors, in ( Thi 'E tie old records of the office are to be stored, has been placed Tn position. l Photographer B1ehman hoped to take Gn iI-tautHIeOus photograph of yester- day proce essIoD, from point near the Park entrance, but the clouds of dust 2 prevented. The prisoners confined iu PheniX jail I st,elg.e a break for liberty Tuesday nigh, but were discovered just in the : nick of tune 10 prevent a general de- livery. z Tue QIijotoa stocks are 80 low just : now ih.t Une can almost knock them down wI;h stick. When they start [ u2w-ri. one cannot reach them with | Jgco. 'S ladder. J The CITIZEN Is improving its edito- riai columns by publlshIng the Star edit oriaIs'-Siar. Yes, improving after the l' manner that steel Is bUruished by rub b bing on ro;tenstone.
 Alex Levin emphatically denles that be is dead, and unless the associated u .i press dispatch IS backed up by better . testimony, hIs word will he taken as ', conclusive evidence.
 The wind bent one of the willow trees 2 in the Court House lawn to the ground, il this morning, but i. was restored to its | FAbl'Na EbsAA4Dh bg hAAO cAASLk tASA-AhA IT sistance of an Oregon pine post The Los Angeles people got up bigger and more fussy demonstration . over the completion of s little seyen-mile 9 line of railroad to Pasadena than those Of Tucson did over theIr sixty mile h road to Calabasas. < sand storm to-day absorbed much a of the poisonous malaria and purItit d | the atmosphere by process of its pc t cnliar securing. A sand storm may be. D as has been asserted, great blessing, a but il comes in very dirty disguise. q 4 birthday party took place last T. night at the r, sIdence of Justice w. F. Scott, m honor of the I4th anniversary Ut the birth of Master Willie F. Scott \ very pleasant evening was passed by : the yUuug people assembled. T. G. HIizIncer occupies the desk at u D. Hsndersons bank He attends to c EIs conGe9cial cless during evenings, \ and his pupils are progressing very sat- z lsfac.orliy. here 's probably 10 more II expert accountant in Southern AuZona h than Air. HIizinger. r. isrumored that five horses disap- n pearru before daylight this morning | from rns-ures near the city, simultan- ' eously with five sons of the land of the s, maiIaua who had got busted at the n fiesta. ILis Is the usual season for such phenomena.
 The location Eotice If the Fairsiew | m,na, Ar.vacl District, August 18th, by (" |. [. Auirevs, Frank R. Andrews; spd o' a deed from Ira 4. Carter End l.. W. U Crane to Ho5are C. SieGfried conveying q inc Pleasant hill mine, near Pantano, D for 22J1, were filed for record to-day. II The Italian Consul at Denver. A. ol C6pV .l, has written to Mayor Rsyfield, ni inc airin-. the whereabouts of an Italian W named AiaUo Casta, who was last heard St from m tucson. Any one knowing his fo H- r.. l. l