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

both east and west.
 Nj. F.. Joyce and Richard Rule have gone tO California.
 Mine owners are preparing to do their annual assess ment work.
 Mir. Feldman, who has been Ill for the n,s:tgO months, Is still confined to his bed.
 Juige ". H. Barnes has been visiting .ba various points or interest about the town.
 The Grand L dge, F. & A. M., of Ari- ana, will convene in Phenix next Monday.
 Mir. Webb, a newhew of Judge w. Fsru. has accepted position as tutor m tine Gregory Institute.
 County Recorder A. B. Sampson turn al into the County Treasurer S42l.20 as lees for the month of October.
 Cspt. E. I. Meeker, Post Commander ciNezlev Post, G. 4. R.. will organize a Post If the G. A. R. n Globe, shortly. The political situation is so very ob- s,ybing just now that the newspapers  Ihis IS wrong.
 The next city election will take place oD December l7th, and the preparation for It will begin about the 18th of the present month.
 Judge Barnes has appointed Judge G. fl Berry, of Tombstone. to be U. $. Court Commissioner, vice G. Gordon Adam, removed.
 IN. Dodson is in the city from the San Pedro He says the ranches look Trrtty dry out that way, but that rain now would do more harm than good. Harry Turner IS in from his Silver Monarch mine, about six miles out of town on the Quiioto road. He reports good deal of ore on the dump and lots of high grade metal ID sight.
 The e-hinged doors to the rooms of the Board of Supervisors were being m, in position to-day. They are far mora convenient than the single door heretofore used.
 F B. GiffJrd returned to-day from s visyt ot several days to the chloride ,.r,n near the San Xavier mine. He says inc miners are taking out large quaD- titles ot splendid ore.
 The attention of the city authorities is directed tC the necessity of cleaning Never street south. The heaps of rub hisb that have accumulated there are Imyediments to travel in many in- stances.
 Ci-v Marshal $. G. Buttuer Is con- fined to hls bed with "A severe attack of froucuitIs. He has suffered greatly with that complaint for several years, but tbis Is the worst spell of illness 1t has pToiU,ed.
 Gen. Ge1. \. Forsyth came in yester- 5,y and will leave tomorrow for Fort Bjwie. r. k hoped the General may be ggs.n assigned to Fort Lowell, ss he en- i5vs wide and plesant acquaintance sm5ng the people of Tucson.
 The lndictmen. found by the late grand iury Eainst |. 5. Surveyor Gen ersi Royal A. Johnson was nolle prose cui-d to-day ID the District Court, on recommendation of & majority of the ,lry and the district attorney.
 The public schools of this city contain 3Sl pupi.. at this time and additional scholars are Deing received every day. or tals number the primary school has .i9 This k by far the largest school attendance ever known In Tucson.
 Mr. W. J. GIddings. representing the l7gse of OxIey, GIddIngs x EnOs, of Yrk city. arrived from the west this nlrnIng, after an extensive tour of the Pacific coast His house Is one of the iar.e.t gas fitting establishments In the Ilited States.
 Mrs. Nixon Palmer and her tive chil- drea, who have resided here during the past summer, departed today for Fl Paso, Texas. where they will be met by Mir Palmer and, after a short jOnrn there, they will proceed 70 the CLrmen mine Tn Chihuahua, where MT. Palmer holds Rn important ? s!tion. A Mexican, who-e name was not learned, Was severely injured about noon to-day, while balIng hay for W. A. Dalton, at Potthoifs corral. The whiffle- tTer of the horse sweep broke and struck th- Mexican n tbe slie, breaking three rhs and causing some other InJury. He was taken to the hospital The Star Is ID error in its statement that the total shipment of Peerless bull hon amounts tO S50,0O. The bullion shipment for September alone amounted to Sj2,JOD, according to the figures giv- eu to the Post, ID San Francisco, to which may be added as much, If not n,re, for the month of October.
 Ira 4. Carter took a ride up into the Catalina foot hills on Saturday and he Saw two bears, fine noun tam lion and several deer He was unfortunately without hIs rifle and could not bring down any of the game. There is so little water near the mountains that game ls easily caught near the permanent springs.
 San Francisco Chronicle: Prescott A. l. Is now certain of railroad connection With the Atlantic and Pacific within the neKt few months, ,nd, If indications are worth anything, the Atchison, Topeks and Santa Fe people contemplate the building ot road from the Atlantic ali Pacific via PheniX and Florence to Benson, or yIa Tucson to CalabBsas.
 The ingredients Of every prescription Compounded at Dr. Martins Church f'za drug store are warranted fresh aa1 uuaiulterated. lie receIv.s new s'lis once or twice each week, and nev- er las stale articles on hand. His stock Il G notions IS also quite large and em- l braces novelties in every line. Dr. Martin and his able assistant Dr. Geo. Duke are thorough druggists and chem l'ts and are very careful to avoid all pos- soilty of mistakes n prescriptions.
 The grandmother IS very good and Very interesting old lady. She has .lst sent Col. Dur lot of articles some v which are entirely new m thls clty: among those last received may be found NVlss cheese, as big as cartwheel; pep ie' mash, stuffed peppers, Swedish an- elcues very delicate article, put up d town of Lysvkil, Sweden, and the hrsi e5er brought to Tucson. These are si-es wurst. aud warranted frst-clsss by Eagum darum.
 The fine new wagon of the California IoTder works was brought out this at- lsrnoon with W. 1. Perry holding the Snip over four dsshing steeds. The Ve' nee ls truly beauty; 1t was msnufact -iel by Chas. T. Etchells and painted S! Enucht and the harness worn by the Lu-S-e rr.a 1a trnlV E