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

10 Congress, is now In Denver, Colorado.
 Ben c. Parker has returned from trip to the front, at Guadalupe canoD.
 Mir. Leo Goldschmidt has returned home from visit to Guadalupe can0n.
 Your city and county taxes are due. Walk up 10 the Collector office and buy your receipt.
 Albert Steiufeld has gone to Denver for a visit of several weeks and will brlng Mrs. Steiufeld home with him.
 A syndicate of foreign capitalists are said to be negotiating with Conrad Nun delius for hIs Excelsior brewery near Silver lake.
 The Lexington stables sport some very dashIng turnouts and NIT. Perry Is add ng to his stock the finest rOsdsteTs to be found 10 the country.
 Those who do not get glimpse of the star of Bethlehem during it's present visit wIll have to wait 3l4 years for an- other opportunity to do so.
 A venire for the Territorial trial iurcrs, returnable forthwith. and U. $. trial jurors, returnsble on the 29th, was is- sued by the District court to day.
 Tho Postoftice Department h6s con clude1 money order convention ulth Japan by which money orders can be made payable Tn that country on and after Oct. lst.
 Paymasters Coxe and Gomegv= and W. J. Corbett, returned from Wilcox lest evening, having been absent quite B long time, paying off the troops at the posts and in the field.
 4 sack of papers belonging to the eastern mail came in from the west this morning. IL was likely diverted at Ai- buquerque to the A. & r. road and came around through California.
 John Ivsncovich opened his new fruit and grocery store at 223 Congress street, this morning. A portion of his goods have not arrived and full stock will not be displayed until Monday.
 MT. John Zellweger is the incarns- tion of ioy to-day. \ son was born tO his wife this morning that was go large, inc and plump just like his daddy that 1t broke down the sea E in being weighed.
 It wiil bs a fine turkey tiuner that the Mayor will cause to b spread to- morrow at the San Xavier hotel. The attitude Of turkey upon thls occasion will be lesson to all fat gObblers in ;he country.
 MT. W. r. Overtou, of San Francisco. takes charge of the office of Wells, Fargo ,c O.. in this city, relieving Mr. N. E. GroseclcSe, who lift this morn- rug for Austin, Texas tO take the office 4t that place.
 Indians are bringing ill deer from the mountains and selling them to the butchers. The deer seem to be in Bn unusually fine condition End have prob- ] ably been IndulgIDg in high lIviug-on 1 the mountain tops probably.
 4 littlo gun play in Congress street 1 saloon last evening resulted in a bullet l hole through the floor and disappOint- 1 ed crowd who sought some excitement. l No serious injury resulted and no Rr- ! rests.
 The September roster Of troops in the 1 Department of Arizona, has been re- I ceived. Besides beng very useful 1 work of reference, 1t IS very neat 1 specimen of typographical art, and Te- 1 fleets credit upon the taste and skill of :. the department printer.
 MT. Willis r. Haynes returned last ! evening from a visit to New Mexico | He succeeded in taking over four hun | dred orders for the Personal Memoirs of l |. s. Grant in that territory, Shich will l be considerably augmented by supple l mental orders through sub agents.
 Ira \. Carter shot and wounded a l black bear In the Santa CstslinRs, Q l few days ago. but the animal eluded i his chase and escaped in the approach | ing darkness among the rocks, Black l bear are quite scarce ID these noun l tains, very few of them having been 1 seen by hunters.
 IL has been scientifically, uadtically l and Rno.omIcally determined by the | properly constituted municipal author | lties that the defunct dog at the cor 1 ner of Meyer street and Maiden lane 4 is but the wreck of Mexican bark, and | that no occasion existed to raise sucb l an odor about it.
 Ira 4. Carter and Mir. Crane came in from the Santa Catalina mountains yes | terday. They brought in a quantity of i honey from bee tree they had discov- | cred. Honey bees are becoming very | plentiful in the mountains and they I find some species of feed there that {. yields very excellent quality Of honey. l
 Our evening contemporary says that | n man IS not considered any great | skakes m this country until he has en- | dured q siege Of the Calabasss fever. | That may all be, but one thing k cer- | tain, no man amounts to very great | shakes after he has endured a siege | If it t-Times. The Times man IS con valescing from hIs siege.
 An approximate idea of the cost of securing patent to mining claim may | be summed up very closely Es follows: | Application to United State surveyor | general, Si0; surveying and plating, | from Sl00 to S12J; entry at the local | land office, SID; purchase of land at s | ger acre mot necessarily payS le at the | outset), Sl00 or SlJG; advertising, say l $50; notary's fees, S7; attorneys fees, S3J. Total, Sj22 to S352.-Phenix Ga Zctte.
 Ed s. Mullen, late telegraph oper- ator ia the office of Supt. Scott. III Ben son, was hrough; to the St Mary's hos p!tal in this city several days ago, sui te-ing with malarisl fever. hls illness developed into malignant form and he dled Wednesday morning. He was 2S years of age and unmarried, and he had been n resident of Arizona but a short time. his home being at Mann's Choice Pennsylvania.
 It's statei that Frank Hunter, for merly Bssayer for the Head Center mining company of Tombstone. died at Minas Prietas. Sonora, about Sep tember 10th. of yellow fever. He had just returned from Guaymgs where he contracted the disease. Mir. Hunter was connected'EIth Prof. w. T. Rlckards as say office in this city at one tune, and he was regarded ss a very exemplary young man.
 Mr. c. H. Lemery, the popular hotel man of Bowie, is iu tbe city on busl- ness and will return home tomorrow. He also has a trading post for the sol diers at Lang's ranch, the headquarters of the troops Rt the front. Mir. L. $. Foster is connected with NIT. Lemery