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

Lieut. Mason leIt lnls HcEnlnB iei Fort Bowie.
 supt. J. A. Muir returned last even ing from Fl Psso.
 Mrs A. 4. Porter has returned iron San Francisco.
 The Miner says Cariboo Brown is dry rsncbiug near Prescott.
 Messrs. Whitney and Barnhart have returned from their visit to Csisbasss
 Dr. Randy's family left to-day fol Santa Monica to spend tue summer.
 Mrs. W. E. Stevens has gone to Call. fornia to remain during the heated term.
 The PheniI papers note the presence in that clty ot the several insane Asylum Commissioners.
 John Anderson and wife came up from Msgdal-Da yesterday aud will spsnd b few days In tnIs city.
 The Prescott Courier states author tstively that U.iied States Marshal Z l.. T.dbsll has resigned.
 Henry Warner, of Enterprise. Ksnsa-, lb lu tulS CAlA Nlsltli HAo AaAAOAs EPh' Warner, Who Is Very sick.
 F.P. Sargent, formerly of Tucson, has been elected Master Workman of tht Lodge of A. O. '. w., at Yuma.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tsllmsdge vii. leave for gn extended visit to CalIfornn 18th Instant.
 The Beilev1e restaurant IS now pre- pared to receive guests, at its new loc tion, the Balcom building, corner Ill and Herbert streets.
 Some of the parties interested in tn, proposed -smplug works in thls cit! will reach thIs piece within day or tw' from Denver c dorado.
 Justice W. T. Woods is eXsminiu, Wm. Davis to-day on a charge of rob bery, ID making way with a bar Of tne Vulture buIlIon.-Phenix Herald.
 Rev. U. Gregory, iu charge of th' Baptist missions of Arizona, recentl closed two months tenn of school II the Verde valley.-PrescOtt Journal.
 Col Jos. Durr was very low yesterds, and was removed 10 s room nt the Cur mopolitau hotel. He IS somewhat ersier this morning, but Is confined to hIs beu.
 By the way the throng of customer are rushing into Wm. kane's after thai celebrated sour mash, the sidewalk l. front wll have to be replaced every thirty Gays.
 Tom Fitch, for his defense of Nor mons before tue Supreme Court in thu g.N . the Mormon cnu-ch of Salt Lake CIt! Miner.
 An. up-cOuDty newspaper speaks O some one hayIng found d lrdge of gOl ore, four pounds of WI ch yielGeI S5 00O! There is nothing like telling big l., when one starts 10.
 Mes-rs. Lpnergan H"lmes G Co.,mak, sn important announcement Iu to-uay's CITIZEN They mesu just what rhes say aud the p-ople will profit greatly b! theIr extreue Ii. eTalI'y.
 The botiliug business of the whole. sale establishment of Anton HitungeI has IDcr ased 50 ral idly of late that IS DOW erecting 8 large addition to hI. building oU Meyer street tu accommO- date that branch.
 Mir H. Kaufman has received a let ter from ha, shaw wLich states hat an AmerIcaB vas stood up," last Tuesday, nearly tVo miles below Harsbaw, b, some MeXIcaB-, wbo took Sl0 m money ana other Hrtclvs.
 It now looks as th ugh the robbery of the Vuture age WAS an extensive plot that covers far more gronud than d; firrt suppos Tue two or three meD who oil the job were probably but u part of ,be ganx.-PuenIX herald.
 Mir. A J PioksiUne, of the San Fran cisco alta CalitnruIa, came np from I .-.OsloDe last evr lug aud left fU, Florence today. Mr PInkstone l. well pleas. d VI. h AiizJba aud is mak- ing many s.rm frieuus for himself aud paper.
 Out of respsc ct for the great American esgie, the CITIZEN force will refrain from labor tD-norow bnd will devote the entiIe day in mrdItati"D at tn shrine Of patIiuIi, m- Cuder these cir cumstanc,s DO paper will be issued from thls office.
 Fourth of July will be celebrated si last. PrucrssIuu wlil start from every where and march to coTuor c ,mp and Church stree 6, th, nee to tue Plonee. Frepch ssl0uD, 0hefe the d, clarAtion of 6 "Puuch" la Inde. cadence will be delivered free 10 ladies aud gentlemen. Quite number of the merchants met at tue court hon last night and rgau- ized a Mutual Protective Aesociauon They elect. q D. Henderson prreid.n c. SeliSmAu. vIce-pTesIdent, IhDs. Vii son, secretg'y and Wm. Fl ,Tshi-m, treasurer. Membership fee WAS tixeu | at S250 and monthly dues fifty cents. Nj. NJ. Rice arrived last evening from Fort Huachua, after passing through | the hardsblps and dangers of s chase st- | ter the Indians in the Sierra Madres | He will return ID a few days and accom- | pany General Crook on hIs campaign iD | the Sierra Msdres. He reports having | discovered an immense silver mine m | those mountains. The great seal of the TerrIrory nf | Arzona should be revIsed. There was tune wben the huge elk in the fore ground represented something, but thai day has long pHs ed. The elk has gone-mostly- and its place should b, filled by hurro as the most appropriate emblem. IL IS so very slow and SD very patient and don't often kick when l. gets terrible punch In the ribs or else where.
 Mir. Hubbard, of the Grand Central saloon, gave the CITIZEN soft thing to day, and the eiitorIal chair is tnereb, made more comfortable. He do-snt give away chair cushions as 8 premium on his cocktails, for they rest very costly on ones bread basket, but he reslizeu the fact that the reportorIal brain was overtsxed aud needed repose over the enming nstloLal holiday, hence the sane tum chair Is cushioned.
 The Fronterizn l+arns that the tele- gram published on Wednesday and dated at Nogsles, June Both. purporting to give news of a bR tie between the Mexi- cans and Ysquis. in which four hundred of the former were killed, including Gen. Garcia, and Gen. Loaiza wHe had DO foundation in fact. A that date Gen Ga cis was in Guaymas with lot of YAqui prisoners, and Gen.