Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.

s...inman. of Sacramento, is mak- .s <. s.Ias.sa a visit
 -' Nm Florsheim returned on Sat VI nom a short visit east. ssthervood has returned from ;, h,NN.,-s near the Colorado river. ..ssssmeut of D. A. Sanford tssn reduced by about S49,- '''- .,,- General Royal A. Johnson sl,''l m saturday from his visit to .,,.sra states.
 Mark T. Egan, of Clifton, spent N,-' N,.l isys of last week in this city and '.....,e-iay .cr home.
 -.t.u cf the Grand Army of the 1-i -5.-- -.-' was splendidly draped to-day, ',-- ct General Grant. -- ,, r,s.a prominent manufacturer N. .uI carriages in Cincinnati, ,7. s.apping at the Porter.
 .i,.s au5 J4s. Flood are expect N. .--.r.. n Tucson within the next ,-.s 10 yislt the Quiiotoas.
 .-r. n. Pys.ou is visiting Tucson
 srssrce ot many months in the ..-, -.ruor ot Pima county.
 --.,- Eeskrase puts on lots of
 ...s ,, has bean appointed captain I Fst Mems Militia Company.
 ,-.,rs has held a public meeting .-.-.-i movement for appropriate -ziar the occasion of Gen. Grants - -sIlant ex-Contederste soldier. --'r S,bultz. did himself honor by .--.'.-.,bs subscription list for Grants r-...a
 -.-r.--l ot supervisors have con- --.s.rst tley VIII not cause their 't.--ia me equalization of asses
 ;s be -ubiisLed.
 T.. lsehmils draped the court .. .-i tue pertinent question now -. --b,ic spirited citizen will do- ...l-., .o poor Pima county?
 ssas, of San Augustine will be -5s- inc Park, beginning on Thurs ;-r August 9th. Tom Wade VIII be --., -.,-.-..,..ur saint for the occasion.
 7..,y Nicholson, superintendent of ..,s-7 Antonio mlneS, ID Sonora, and TT r,.s. tle mil man, left on Satur- 1.r -y g..ya.s conveyance for Sonora. r.P-k brewery has received a new ,..-,-,... and hops and the brew that --- 5- -,.lv ID a couple Of days will be .--f..,ari!tle ever produced in Arizona u- Wn. Sholdertr is to-day receiy- .,,.--y-..u!at.ous .,, upon the arrival 50 .,-..i i-rea last evening of fifteen -.-l iar.hter. Mother and child are
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 h. S-zs5yiah GnI Geo. W. Teltsworth ..-.r. from the QuIjOtoas yesterday. T-lr 5r1rs thr0u, ,h without. change of ID one day and reached here s5sa.1.1s o'clock Gt night.
 A Naulove came ln to-day from t- r-.ls of tha new road be Is con- .-r1, 70 the San Pedro beyond T.-5-4 T5rle. He says the road will !. -I-.-i about the middle of Au .l..
 g..5--- Foster Lad large Autograph -5..-s.. 0: General Grant framed today, s.ic5um-uned the work of draplng t.sL..loiNegely Post, Grand Army of l. Republic, ia respect to the memory ti-= veteran soldier.
 W.P. fIayues has very large spsci- u.l oi tarautula, caught by Mir. Lee ln ,-.s s..y a few days ago and preserved b7 D,. Martin iu alcohol. IL Is a ferO- t1ls .ggE.1, reptile even when sober. il.s lJgy,. s5 wlen "ginned up.
 ID Hamuo1i came in last evening ls1l Us splendid stock ranch n the Sa-a Ca.aIuas. He says the rams So Ia, Ls7- 1esn oUly sectional and that un- l5ss s-l-- sgpIoIs and general fall takes pa. l many pastures will suffer r-iE
 Len Harris left yesterday forsCo.ton, tsrlC'la I:alieu Luigl in charge for the I--fls= Cf identifying the parties who t;-l- tle government seal of @ bonded G,alt locked him 10 iJ Co give hll @ G-=p rlds 60 Arizona. NE Luigi is --- ont on bonds.
 IT, Miller, who ls jUs. iu from the sl- Carlos group Uf mines says that O. .5-g.uy hls practically ceased ole.au7us for time, awaiting d rise F c.fc-1. They have plenty ot good 4t5 a-la ve:g valuable property, so '1l1 as the price Of the metal Rp- i.5c.-,=s.
 Nil. V. Evans will start on Satur- 1iy tor Q bIsIness visit 10 New York. ns VII probably organize one or more ---l;e]nplles ln that city 10 operate 2 Ar11aa. lt Is hoped that MT. Evans 2-! meet with unqualified success in --s Es-.lres that promise so much good gi-is Territory.
 lie Court House lawn is like velvet lafei Ci emerald hue and is kept o's5-y cropped and IS always bright a-I green. Ire trees have attained a ',--S and vigorous growth, giving s'.lvlce ot intelligent and careful at .5-,-l. Henry Bentley can look with f''ls ol ths result of his labOrs.
 I4s former electrician of the electric ,s;t works ID this city, will climb J. N A'son slzty-foot flagstaff this even- -s 10 replace the broken halyards and " '.i 't' or the top of the pole. Mir. Ma ..- IopeS to have his flag in proper po- .'--l 70 Indicate . proper respect to '-' memory Of the dead general.
 tle s1rink2ge Of values is something S'-l-'llng. Last year. D. A. Sanford r'. assessed, m round nun bers, S47, 900, a a-- l.S brother. D. G. Sanford, $11,- ms year D. 4. Sanford, who ,t-- ,.-'-' a large portion or nearly all of -. S5. ,,le ,a-a'e ot hls brother, Is assessed at S'5.F and ite estate of D. G. Sanford, -'ls-sed, at Sl,7OO.
 .,.-,5sl.enlld consignment of pure Cali Is-- I--'1 "Liie wine, or Hook, has just opened by Vim. Kane, with which V, s-p..ies family trade. It k proba- l..-5 ,-s 1neSt article of white wine ever -s-' to Tucson. Mir. Kane makes ,,5 ,,5sIy.aity ot excellent mixed drinks '--' eouse has become a very popu- -es1''tor the thirsty depizen who
 good article when he sees 1t. r.' .'I W. r. Thompson, one of the pros h.. cattle men of Tres Alamos, drove v,- ,1- t. -'s rauch to this city yesterday, .sr-. -s sp.endld team of horses. He j;...-s .-s cattle are all in splendid con- , '- l1 Lls Ieluhhorhood with r,1anty