Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Additional Local.

Additional Local.
 $. G. Rowe left today for visit to Sacramento, Cal
 Juige Warner Elrll l~tt to-day for s .n Francesca.
 Clas II. Horne came in from the Quiiotoas on Slturiay.
 Theo. Welisch IS up from Charleston for a few days.
 c. $. Datterman and wife. of Tomb stone, are in the city.
 The ball Of the Pioneer Hose Com pany WIS a very delightful affair.
 Mayor F yield will serve 6 collation. to-nigl, t1 a few invited guests.
 NJ F. Campbell Is in the city from a recent sojoUT1 in Piual county.
 J.H. Norton, oi the firm of Norton < Stewart, of Fort Grant, is in the city.
 R. VI. Martell will leave tomorrow for Nosaies where he will reside in the future.
 Herbert Brown has been payIng q visit to the Quiiotoas and Is expected to return this evening.
 Charles Driscoll. of Logan City, who has spent several days in the city, re- turned home on Sunday.
 Hon. D. k. Wariwell aud Leslie Blackburn will leave for Prescott to- morrow, via Albuquerque.
 Wm. c. Davis is iu Yuma. attending a meeting of the Prison Commissioners. He will return tomorrow.
 John R. Farrell came up from Tomb stone yesterday and will go to the Qui- iotoas tomorrow morning. r orence, the eight-year old daughter | of Colonel Levi kuggles, died ln Flor ence Wednesday night, of dlphtheIia.
 The city council met this morning and completed its business, aud will turn oyer its affairs to the new officers Mon- | day.
 Tke infant child of M7. and Mrs. M. W. Stewart died m San Francisco on December 29th. 1t only lived a few days after its birth.
 Joe Madero, a printer. for a long time employed in the CITIZEN office, left on sunday for Prescott to spend the winter.
 The Board of Supervisors met this morning and adjourned till tomorrow co await the arrival ot Supervisor Tei.sworih.
 Captain W. H.. Seamans and his daughter May are in the city, and will leave for Oakland, California, th.s alter | noon on visit.
 In an altercation at the Ray mine ore day last week, between Frank Gray and man named Grace, the former was shot through the breast The wound Is thought tc be fatal.
 The annual meeting O, the Baptist Society will take place on Tuesday evening at quarter to eight o'clock when the election of trustees and other business will take place.
 F. B. Gage and wife came mp from | Tombstone on Saturday. Mrs. Gage re mained III the city visiting friends and MT. Gsgc went to Yuma t1 attend a meeting of the Prison Commissioners.
 Notice is hereby given that by order | pa0lIc school of Tucson in school dIs- trict No. l.. will be closed until further notice, on account of the prevalence of diphtheTia m the community. Jos. SEssIoNs, r. r. ;.
 MT. Jas. r. Mace, of Topeka, Kas, is in the city. He has become interested Tn, group of fine miues near Casa | Grande and will soon inaugurRte active J operations there. He is an experienced miaing man and will prove a valuable acquisition to Arizona mining circles.
 Tine public schools were not opened today on account of the prevalence of diphtheria which has spread somewhat among the children during the long spell of wet weather just passed. Diphtheria Is a rare complaint m Tue son, and only occurs during cold and wet weather.
 Tie town of Florence, in Pinal county Is in bad fix, physically speaking. Its only physician IS now in Tucson suffer- ing with a protractcd illness and there Is To doctor in PInal county excepting one at Silver King. Quite a number of sick people in Florence now need the services of physician and very fine opening exists for a good practitioner.
 W. J. Porter, better known here as "DSc" Portor, formerly with Lucas k Co, Is again in the city firm the cold regions somewhere near the north pole.
 W. I Perry, proprietor Of the Lexing- ton Stables, will leave tomorrow for a visit to Columbus, Ohio. He is wished n pleasant journey and an enjoyable visit to his old home.
 Hon. c. c. Stephens has been quite i'll fr the past several days and threatened witt pneumonia He was able to get down to his office to-day in spite of the doctors command; he was in no condition 10 be out of his room.
 County Treasurer Thomas Hughes has appointed c. B Heney his deputy. Mr. Heney Is young gentleman of splendid business capabilities and as deputy county treasurer he will give the general public the utmost satisfaction.
 The Ladies Society of the Congrega- tional Church will meet in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, standard time. A full and prompt at tendance is requested, as business of importance wlll come before the meet ius. SECRETARY.
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