Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

 iag n Phenix, manage to kill about all ,ne cows that stray ID the Ylcinlt! oi their target.
 ] little daughter of Hon. c. T. hay den, dIed at Tempe, Marlcopa count! last "Wednesday. She was two and one half years of age.
 The Casa Grande Voice notes the ar riv.I of the large timbers for the Flor ence bridge. Wm. English Is hauling tberD from the railroad to the river.
 Rev. F. ". Downs, of East St Louis, ha, been engaged as pastor ot the M. [. church ID thIs city. He has just mar fied and will bring his bride with hlm.
 The Methodist Episcopal Conference will meet in thIs city commenclng on Tlursiay, September 1Ith. Bishop Fowler, of CliifcrnIa, will be lu atten- da,ce.
 Tie Star is in error in stating that the public schools will open next Monday. They will not open until week from next Monday.-Septemoer ll.h.
 The Record-Epitaph says: William Parish, of Tombstone, will remove hls family to New York city, and will be- come associated in mining business with George D. Roberts, of that city.
 Capt. LA. Abbott, formerly of the Sixth Cavalry and now on the retired list, has arrived from the east to look after bis cattle interests Tn Arizona. He will probably remain here for sey-
 ral weeks.
 The solid old firm of L. Zeckendorf d Go, still keep full lines of every class of merchandise They have five dis tinct stores in one, all under one roof and can supply every want of a pur- chaser.
 < large subscription wss raised yes terday and to-day to purchase a riding horse for the Rev. ID. w. Caltee, who has lost both ot bis horses recently-one killed by & fall and the other stolen pEenix Herald.
 A well-kuown attorney of this city was noticed to-day tO be buslly engaged whistliug the tune 'COme to Jesus" It IS presumed that the plaza meetings are breaking in on him in favorable man. ner.-pheuix Herald.
 \ squad of the Salvation Army Is mOnkeying with tine sinners of Prescott, but if the gospel -peddlers want some real fun they should tackle the hOary headed rsprobates of Iucson.-Stockmsn
 Notwithstanding the irregularity of the mG.is th,s office sometimes receives a copy of its Tombstone exchanges. IL manages to slip the scrunity of some postal agent and reaches its destination.
 The White House has nearly all its shelves filled with new 6nd handsome goods that will meet with great favor amoag the people of Tucson. They will l give splendid bargains when they throw | open their doors to the pnbllc.
 V. A. Logan will start work on some | Os the claims belonging to the mining | companies he represents, with only l fer men, for a month or SIX weeks, pro- | spscting; later in the season R large | force will probably be set at work.
 La ColoniR Mexican8 seems to have 1 made lucky venture as dHlly news | . paper and ii Is actually smiling with | prosperity. There is a sprightliness | and yigor about it that shows enter prise and energy, and these are elements | of success IL any pursuit.
 Supervisors Mansfield and TietswOrth, | who critically examined the new road to l The San Pedro, constructed by NIT. $. | 4. Manlove, speak in terms of high l praise of the manner m which the work | was done. They say that 1t IS one of those rare instances where the work was done far better than WAS required by | the specifications and contract.
 Ii one will take the trouble to stroll | ha dannf "a -VnA afternoon, he will find so many resi- | de-ts of Tucson gong into the railroad | hole! for dinner that he will surely fol- | low the crowd. There are a couple of l hundred people here who would have l lie dyspepsia all the week ifthey failed | to take one of Mayor Rsyheld's famous Sunday dinners.
 The White House announces tO the people of Pima County, though the columns of the CITIZEN that they have returned to Tucson to stay and have brought every novelty that the markets afford. They pur- chased at bargain and purpose giving the people the benefit of it. Low prices for strict cash, will be their motto.
 !. E. Hollenbeck. one of the foremost
  prise and intergrity, dIed very suddenly at his home on Boyle Heights at ll:20 o'clock last night. A telephone report is that he was seated at table playing a game of cards with his wife when be fell dead without a minutes warning. His death Is a public cslamity.-Los Angeles Times.
 The Fashion Restaurant has leased -g cently occupied by the furniture store of G. 4. Avery and so soon as the nec- essary alterations have been made II will be moved from Pearson block to that place. A hallway will be made through the large front room to give e6sy access to private dining rooms, and many other convenIences will be sr- ranged. The Fashion has very large and valuable patronage, which IS con- stantly increasing, and It Is to acquire more room that the change in location will be made.
 The Star claims to have been the first paper to call attention to the Perslta fraud. The Star IS at all times ready to claim everything in sight, but It has bssn stated and good grounds exist for the truthfulness of the statement, that the manager of the Star possessed con tirgent silent interest in the Peralta grant, and It IS a well known fact that the Star was afterwards as dumb as an oyster regarding the fraudulent charac ter of that grant until Commissioner Sparks strangled it. As all its hope was gone, the Star then hip-hurrshed with the crowd.
 Dr. Award White, late deputy collect or fer this district, states that the Rr- iicIe in yesterdays CITIZEN which was based upon an article of similar tenor ID yesterdays Times, that Ee had refused 70 turn the coffee over to Mir. w.. $. Oury, his successor. was Ln error. He turned over 10 Mir. Oury everything connected with the office. promptly and without question, and consented to remain for R few days until the new collector be- comes familiar with the duties of the | position. MT. Oury also says Dr. White | has treated him with the utmost court | as.- and that ha haG4 nF raluksnpG