Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Tba Tombstone lehNen Is ieaVeLlng .bsg. aud h. p. iu fine style.
 Iudye. q. G. Berry. Of Tombstone, is , inc city, attending court. cbor5erer has fresh fish every Tues ,.r and Friday, and fresh meats all the time.
 R. Richardson has gone east to ,.1t after the estate of deceased pusi- ness psrtner.
 Rn.teris threatened with an advanced -.i,s The merchants could sell more tn,tsr by giving full weight Iolls.
 Ina Peerless mill has begun the ship -.,r- of 5allIon through Wells Fargo & ', the first lot being worth about Sl50OA
 The days are cooling quite percept- .tl. and the back bone Of the hot weath- .- hos been embalmed, for use next yesr
 ,uephew of Gen. D. K. Wardwell has ..-yei in Tombstone to locate. The 's;sser.l is still in Washington hunting parchment.
 There has not been a new smelter ,-, ct started in this city for 8 whole tk What's the matter with tucson s --y.rb!sl enterprise?
 v-ssrs. B. A. Packard, Wm. Rule, J. Bshsu and Nm. Ritchie, of Tomb s.,ne. made pleasant calls at the CITI- -ryssuctum this morning. Doe. Willard will leave early to-mor- ,-vm1rning with his two carryalls, for pfs7jx, 10 remain over Fair time. He s-l go by way of Florence.
 Sup.. ". H. smith went ont to the n,iii;oas to-day. He says the bonanza -,r1 will have shipment of Peerless -7Tjn here Tn few days. Duck hunting is fsvorite early morn m, sport Tor the Tucson folks. The Il Ts-s and ponds along the Santa Cruz T found with thIs species of game. TBa midday hour IS the lingering rem & ,,rt of summers naughty reign, and J ,-c-rh IL is only a short space of time ris very vigorous application of l tss;ed rays.
 VrG. D. Potter. agent of the Pueblo Srel,lDg and Reduction Company, is in -bs city. He Is arranging to start the H.g SGDtl cluclNtl tue Ohn CuEts he d ranch ut the main works. Many people complain Of B feeling of illness, but rot sufficiently serious to ,5atae them to their rooms. Bad colds s1l light tebrile troubles constitute the g-saier part of their illness
 The Flagstaff Champion has changed hands, J. W. SpaffOrd being the pur- ' Mr EnuHnrl fc end fn ha ysi newspaper man and he will make ila Champion the newspaper the name sy1Iies.
 Tn. old colonel has forty kegs of py,' feet and tripe on the road from i.s east They are not walking nor do ;.-y occupy palace car. but they will s,-7a inst as the season IS ripe for such injuries.
 The following Tombstone residents 5,r uoE ID this city, on the U. s. trial ny: Nessrs McNeil, Sam Barrows, T. Jones, David Cohen, Lewis Aaron, IN BroSr, II Craig, W. Ritchie, T. \. El ker.
 Richard Starr has receIved the ap- ointment of agent for the South Brit ,- sad National fire insurance com Is1y Of New Zealand, and he will have s159ce on Court street with Judge Clger.
 Ita merchant who wrote to R Kansas c-luery for consignment of 'crems- toy butter does not reside ID Tucson !. H- always votes the democratic ticket, VI l-y5r advertises and IS still in debt for -3 l-5-i.lIant color of his nose.
 l-albuquerque Journal says: "Wm. ZsEaiorf, of Tucson, Arizona, Is visit Eg AFu4uerque after sn absence Of fEs1. iye years. He Is surprised to q modern city where he left an -!gbe village"
 La Colonia MexIc8nA mas abandoned g daily pulsations and will only throb E-ekly hereafter. IL was a bold enter ,lse in the first place, and although 1t -is shown much enterprise, the sInews q war were slow to respond, and It VIII sst for time.
 Samuel Hughes, who has been work us tna San Juan mine ID the Sierritss, s.,a view, a. large bO1y of water ,ai been encountered, of making It s-ler stock ranch or mine, has blai the ore so rich that he will call Ia miue. He will ship carload next Ea=k
 Tue aG justers. after careful exam stoa of the Invoices If the goods de- s,royrd III the White House fire and the GTcamstances attending the disaster, have allowed the full amount of lnsur- saee Mr. Marcus has gone to San E;ancisco and will return after time gI;h Rn ,ther stock and establish new White house.
 We are lniormed that a movement IS ll foot to make a military department, cnsisting of New Mexico and ArIzona, Ill including portion of Colorado ali Texas to be known as the depart --nt O, New MexIco and Arizona. In tlst case, the chances are that Santa r. will be the department headquarters, Ill that Fort Craig will be re-occupled. -Socorro Bullion.
 The retirement of Capt. F. NJ. Lynd, st Infantry, on September 25th, pro- 10tes Lieut. Mathew MsrklsDd to be a captain and 2nd Lieut.. l.. Fl. StrOther to ae lst lieutenant. Lieut. Strother IS Fell snd fsvorably known here, having ,een stationed at Fort Lowell several !ears ago. His many friends in Arizo, ls will be glad to hear of his deserved lFomotlOn.
 The convention of delegates of the b'o'hSrhood O; Locomotive Bremen oQenei in Philadelphia on Monday 2ofuiug, September 2lst, with more ihsn three hundred delegates and mem ,ers. Among those from Arizona, ap- ie-rs F. P. Sargent, Vice Grand Master. Tom Yuma, aud 4. w. Mcqueen, ot Osctus Lodge No. 94, Tucson. The "a5ention was addressed by many l'enlnent personages and letters of re- s'et were read from President Cleveland Ald Ex-Governor Porter, Of Indiana, '1o were unable to attend.
 Last night John W. Owen post, No. M department of California, G. A. K, Vas duly mustered in, and the following Cheers were duly elected and installed "a Schwartz. P. C.; H. B. Lighthizer, A;la!t; W. A. Hancock, s. V. C.; c. H. AaApp, J. V. C.; J. E, Wharton, surgeon gA M T. Tiffany