Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.
The mass meeting on the Indian ques- ,;.n will take place next Saturday.

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 James Speedy IS in town from Mqgds ,.rs shaking hands with old time friend, s,f .cluaintsnces.
 y;se Pagan, the substantial stocl -.;ss- of Davidson Canon, is in from ,bs Santa Ritas.
 Tr3re J. R. Manning, of Crittendep. i, 5, ,bs city, looking after the peace and 3,,n,ty of ye ancient pueblo.
 NC. SamaDiego has removed his .si3le and harness shop and stage office No. 20 Jackson street.
 Sol Israel. the pioneer news agent of Tombstone, Is III town on business, and stops st Porters.
 \ :. Sherman, Esq, of Cleveland Objo. Is n the city on business connect. sj with the electric light company.
 The cowboys will certainly make trou. ys fl they run the Indians unexpected. ron the soldiers and thus annlhilate .is United States army.
 Con. Ryan came up from the shades -he S1noitR to spend few days in .5s sunshine of the pueblo. Con. is &C., s.ir!og the svoirdupois of an alderman. : N. Grant, who has been for some ,-na connected with G. A. Avery's ..sre al Nogales, is now occupying a similar position n his house in this c,y.
 President Cleveland will receive s s3py of the resolutions adopted by the Rlpeers, in relation to Indian affairs. .tzy having been forwarded by Secre. ls-y W. J. Osborn.
 4 land contest case was in progress to- ssy m inc land office between D. A. San 97-i and J. NJ Lowell, concerning the O55y Point ranch, on the Sonoita, be- .avCnttenden.
 Il Fuller, late Superintendent of the P,,io!ph mine. of Tom bstone, has gone ,o inc Mammoth with Jos. Ninnis, to io5kat some inning property Tn the in- tz-est of eastern capitalists.
 Nr.R T. Pryke has accepted a posi- F5a 0f responsibility at Porter's Hotel at tbf depot, and does the honors to the sstis,action of all the guests of that pop u.s, house
 There was Bn innocent rumor abroad Tss.eriay that Paul Mcroney, Sr., had bssa appointed Surveyor General for Ar!zlns. There was no brand on the r7nor and as II had no visible means of tuop7rt. II was lad away in the csla- bose ot disbelief, as the commonest k.ui of lie.
 T-s funeral of the late Ferdinand san.l.l who shielded at the hospital ysst5rlay morning, took place at p. m., t-i4g, from Masonic hall. He was & rembsr Of Mozart lodge, No. 656, Bloom ingt0l, Ills His effects throw no light O1 the whereabouts of his friends or tsZil?
 Deputy School Census Marshal Jos. B. Holt. reports l6l5 school children in ihe c,ty nader the age of eighteen years. 0t ihesg 25O attend the sisters school, Gai Mrs Gregory's, 20 at Mrs. Whites g1i2l at Mrs. Rawlln's. A large pro- portion d. not attend school at all.
 Col. J. 4 Zabriskie is at the ranch of tbs Cameron Brothers, at Lochiel. near i55 Hlachucas, and hIs health has Im- proved by the change in climate. Lo- elirl is sad to be s very pleasant local 1T RHere the heat of Bn Arizona sum- u5; IS tempered to the gentleness of FP-.1gt.me.
 Francis L Dow, assistant police mar shs, Isuton, Mass, three years ago was cl;si Of stone in the kidney and blad- dU gg Warmers SAFE CURE and in June lss 1- wrote, l have not seen a sIck Gsy siHes 1 began Warmers SAFE CURE s1i never felt better; have gained eight es1 pollls.'
 EA.5r $. Nj Whitside, who holds l.-ge interests n Tucson and other Ari- EJla points, mas left Fort Lewis, Col, s1i ls nos stationed at Fort Meade, DlzOta Territory. Major Whitside has Very n my friends in Arizona, who hope t greet him back again in the land os sqIshlne.
 Today the thermometer indicated p5Cceptlble increase uf temperature, and v5ath-r sharps predict a scorcher to- 10rrow. h anticipation of such ca .amiiy the phlianthropic pIoprietors of ile Fashion have arranged for a mag nl-oent lee cream dinner, a matter that asl-i5rug.pub ic will heartily apprecia 6 Do not neglect this frlgid opportunity The Columbia Copper Shelter has been ID operation four days, and ten Ions Ot bullion will arrive here thIs eFenlng ss result thereof. Messrs. G!!esple and Shuert have demonstrated the possibility of working even the re- OeiAous grades of ore at profit, and 1t is hoped inst they may work into such hIgh grades of ore that will warrant an enlargement of theIr reduction capacity. Mrs. Carrie D. T. Swift, Rochester N. lr Tor 25 wears suffered from heredit- Sfy rheumatism, many times being utter ' helpless. especially in warm weather. II. ID July loo3, she used few bottles of 4rners 4te Rheumatic Cure, and in January, 1885, said her restoration to LeNth was as complete as miraculous. Ca'e permanent. Try it.
 trancls Bowie was in from Cottonwood o'''lon, last week, enjoying little re- creation. He has now, in addition to his Ilues as staion-keeper, about 5OO head VI cattle 10 look after. They belong to estage company, Messrs. Kerens x uaiiltn. They are having a new well slnk and preparing to go into the cattle 9l'iness extensively. They own large nerds ot cattle in other parts of the eoantry.-Fiorence Enterprise.
 Just as was predicted. there are two companies of capitalists who say they a'e an1lOus to build North and South ITAiIFoai and, although the citizens Of Prescott are more or less divided as to ,Ae intention of these companies -one ,oe!nS Iu favor of the Bullock company, lle o:hsr of the Minnesota company, We hope good sense will prevail, and '-4' the company that will first satisfy .f .,f people of its desire tO do the far Uins under the act, will be permitted to lsr.
 Another twIst has been taken in the 'a.e ot the dogs Now the pound-mast- institutes proceedings against the C.s 10 recover his pound of dog flesh, sul the learned Justice will adjust hls sc1Ies in the matter next Saturday. The p0oad master Is evidently determined .o ascertain If his duties require him to ss-loalm the deceased dogs in order to t'AW compensation for his services. 30 ,1' There has been more bark than bite