Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

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 "@ n.,s Harmon left this after Z'i lsr GsIso'nia-
 Montague returned this I T--. .-.rl a visit to California.
 II Adams IS at home from Gn h.'. vi y;si, to the northern portion t' M F Fitzgerald will start for I-lIs .s next Wednesday to spend
 A-,rg-. A-Tg- His family Will accom-
 Z,briskie will leave for c. Nj Wednesday, to attend to r-..-'l.' -.s,ning to his duties us U. $. .-.t Attorney
 r.,,sars will shake hsnds to- .- .5 aftsr reading of their good ..' ''--, 5,-,r- the past month, will say f;'' .r-,ber. Well done thCu good and
 .. servant.
 o,5,toa people were ahead of -E ,,' celebrating the Fourth. .''- 'I.3 a patriotic dance with bushels .-.7yasnt'
 ,w r Packard, formerly oI this .;'- ,-s,49tly arrived from England g 'w st Auaconda, Mon ana, with .,a stephen
 --,ris Nexicana Is now bright -1 -1O-S.nus i've column daily and IS l ..- --.--,-ssantatiye of the Spanish 1 5.as residents,
 ,.s movement on foot to organ --7.s; --7-s;,,.5a company m Tucson, and
 ~. character and standing of some
 v -.'1,s3Trr '1 spirits of the movement, B .-' -s.-5u 10 hope for success. I -... nlausible rumor stalking up = = inc streets that the Arctic Ice r,Il absorb all the ice business .--t..--u and that about two and one I -t-.-.s 7 t-, vii purchase frozen pound. 4 -,-+. Journgl: While the total i'.5f children Is good showing -----,s5p the proportion attending -Sr. s,boo!s-less than one fourth .,~m-utary itself OF the public ,.6.the 8. and b. p.
 -- D--- is sill very i'll at his room .-s Cosmopolitan; although hls .-s ;s not SD severe, he Is quite ,L--.-5 -s unable to talk much with -..,.s lis many friends hope he may ss=ii-y recover
 .--s--;sor Mansfield has been sent -i-- --5 months by hIs physician, to rf-1,s. He will take his nstatorlai ----.-s at Santa Monica and grow ,-.-- o7 sea breezes and Mendel V.--rs l=l.c.ous music.
 r-v C.-5s.. has returned from an ..-s.-5a Of his cattle ranch. he re- -. ,,aa.v of water, lots of grass and .-.ll.. r1s-ible condition of the stock. T-.r ulil be a pompous millionaire -s.s these days In the near future. r...-.,a- vas the most sultry and -----,..rs as any night for more thau .- r-s-s and at seven o'clock thls ----l-- inc thermometer registered os 7.,--ss. A shower would be greatly ap' ..ss.4.5l just now.
 htbe Box aabeGs corpus case this -------. -le application was denied by ,-. .-rr-v court, but the bail of Wiley --3ps,gsh Box was reduced to $l.5Oi rs.,1 ease. They hope to be able t. sane bail today.
 v-s.-.. Smqllwood, Haskin anJ P .r-. az-.s-s af the 5lOst U:ne, spok -:I- cl- CITIZEN abous t"o week s.. have been offered Sl0030 f3r ihd --.--.r l[1. iaskIu Is uoU ln irCE .-.', r-a.a for tls parposs 8: meet u.,.s purchasing parties.
 CJ. A. Muir has gone with hi i--g t0 Long B-aDch, in Los Aag-!e! sl-.7. Q enjoy the cool ocean "ceGzes J. Mar will return about the md Ii' t..e month, but his family WI! r-m-'I 5y the seaside until cool weathe e-es on.
 AMsxican individual Vl1 was piCcke' vaen be had just uge-ed IDto E. mode -J-se thief, made two iueffectugl at t5mpts th!s morning Co avoid dry ret | ,le peuitentiary by taking his own life hs tried the hanging route bu. he Wa discovered n tine to be reserved for gJ.se fate.
 Ths Fire Department held its annus s5st!1l las: night and elected Jac Inns t.g chief engineer; Jno. Hart, as ss;alt chief; Charles Clauberg, steward TLe Pl.ueeE Hose Compaoy electe (. F. Brown, foreman; J. LonergaI F5s.i5lt; Carlos II. Tully, vice pres i51t Jullus Czerwinsky, secretary; l G. Raiu.1v.ch, treasurer.
 The Pioneers did not hold 0 fu n-5etilg las, night. The board ot q rsctJ-s held a business meeting and al c.,9i bI..s t0 the amount of SllL.o The treasurer reported S22O.12 ln th g5ueral fund and SSI ID thS widows an orphans fund. The secretary was II strCctei to procure loo postels 70 noiIl c=lnqQent members to pay up.
 The Columbia copper smelter, havin iae9l7ei supply of coke, will blow tomorrow. They have only 300 tons ore at the shelter, but are taking ol some Very good ore from the Hoffmal s.Jup, ID the Sierritas, which they hay leased h these mines they nave Ju Gaie big strike. but are yet unable determine its extent. They are in nee ot more miners and will pay two dolla I7, ton for mining.
 Dave Allen who Is just in from WasI 1ston Camp says that more legldms l-lluG Is being done in that sectlC 15T tlan in q like area in the whole te i.'-y, and that more money Is ben e.ssr-d. The miners generally are s !actlng their best ore for shipment, au i2t!r profits are something estonishln Money Is plentiful and the times theI lave become reversed and are lively.
 h is au III wind that blows noboC good, but R wind that blows only go' s g5! forever. Anyone subscribing l47se principles will be rejolced to he | Ar Sholierer's instructions to | C'eFer at the Park brewery: Put Deer only the ingredients that nal 4se'; use hops and malt and no drul h!oG can't make good beer with Eopar ingredients, don't make any. z safe to say that good beer and pu Der Is the result of this order, and Cay there IS no imported beer In Tues, llat can compare in quality and whol s1neoess with the Park beer.
 The glorious Fourth of July did D SMeet with an organized reception tucson, but the citizens generally o homage to the big bird of freedom. ,a'liade of fireworks was kept up durll lLe evening between the Grand Centl tld the postoffice and large crowd