Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
LOCiL NEMS.

GdED.
 Several fatal cases of yellow fever
 have recently been reported from Guay-
 mas.
 The Prescott papers speak very high
 ly of Chief Justice Shields. It is not
 often that man at 8 occupies that Po-
 sition.
 W.J. Doherty has sold his csrPenter
 shop, tools, and good will to II. G. Sleg-
 fried who will hereafter carry on the
 business.
 Don Rufno Velez wlll be in charge
 of the Mexican consulate iB this city
 during the absence ot Consul Zayas in
 Mexico.
 Mr. Zsyas, son of Mr. Zsyas Mexican
 Consul, arrived from ;he City of MexIco
 on a visit. He will accompany the fan-
 fly on their return home.
 There does not seem to be a very great
 amount of interest manifested ID the
 coming city elections. Probably Gt the
 last moment the boys VII wake up.
 Geo Fostsr is again on deck for City
 Collector. George vlll probably get
 there as no one else SO far as heard from
 wants the place, and besides, George l.
 good man.
 A.P. Beaver has .oId ont h.s paint
 shop aud vii shortly leave for the
 Sandwich Islands. fir, Beaver T. a ine
 work nun and wII no doubt do well ID
 bis new home.
 The fifteen fine blooded horses of
 Lucky Bal5 win under charge Of Fred
 Collier, that were so much admired by
 ihe citizens of Tucson during their so- journ here, left thls morning for Cali forDia.
 4 Reduill the popular piano tuner, ls again lu the cIt., IOJAlag alter fine wants of Els numerous cGstJm-.s. Mir. Re1uiD is a fr-t class timer, and IS agent for me ol ths best planes, and organs made.
 OD the ISs1 instant daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. James ksne ai their ranch iu the Santa Rita Mouuia ns. The happy parents are well known l hereabouts. The CITIZEN extends it's | congratulations.
 Fifteen hundred one cent pieces were | received at tine pJstcfiiee tO-dEy. hey | came from Camp Grant, email change | paid to the government employee aI that place and then turned m again to Uncle Same for postage stamps.
 The whereabouts of William William son whose relatIves reside ID Santa Cruz California, Is wanted 10 be known When laFt heard of hc Was with sur yeylug parIy D Arizona. P.eEse send address to tLls utIi .e aud confer favor
 The first invoice of holiday gools was received hy J. S. Maus.eld to-day. There are nve immense eases capable of filling a store themselves. Toys aud fancy articles comprise tue bulk fl thr stock. Iu a seT more days the amount will be largely Gg ,IleEtea by additional 1 eases,
 General Pe-guiro, Of Sonora, well known to all old -osIdeuteTs h=TeEbouts, IS sad to be recovering from his late illness. His left e!de is still affected l from the parslytic stroke wIth which be was affected. but Is better than hls friends anticipated.
 Messrs. Forbes and Lawton. general agrBts of the Mutual Life Insurance 1 Company, are n the city on business. Mr. Forbes Is a resident os San EraIcls co aed represents the Pacific coast. AIr. Lawtou is from Ono and represents the eastern branch.
 JG6ga Meyer has again a0uounceD his iutcuti0n vf 8inss for City Rreor der. tLi, Is equivalent to Eu eiect0u, for It would be hard 10 find better man for the place; and the people know 1t. He IS perfectly honest, and fearless in the discharge of hIs duties.
 Mr. Thos. Gates, Of Tucson, who ac- companied Mrs. Strauss to auadalupe 1 ! caApn, returned to this city yesterday. lie stated to a reporter that Ex-Aayo Strauss k in a most critIcul condition, being very weak and deleTIous, and tina his pnysiclan bad abandoned all hope Oi his recovery -Kecord-Elltaph.
 Frank $. Ingold-by, the well-knOwI draHg ghtsmau, surveyor and bohemian. than whom there are few men bstteI kaOwn in the Territory, came down from from Phenlx yesterday, and is reneWlug acquaintance Ultl numerous oil frleuo- here. CIrcum=taDces may induce Frank tO remain with Us. Hope so. The new law governing the filing O ear mark uutice, in tEe County Record ! CTS office, specifics that the account oi said maI ks shaii be separately make an1 , otherwise II Is not entitled to record for this a fee Of Sl j0is allowed. Stocl mea should bear tbIs in mInd and thu save tutin-eives much trouble and mls understandings.
 i meteor apparently about six incbe iu diameter shot across the western sk about 9:30 la-t night. It was of tu. most hQuII brightness imaginable, an, Cal ed fJrjh xc iamaiIOn- of wonder auu Hdm3fatlon from those fortunate enUug. to see II. It appeared ;o fall lu the di r tipn of fhe Qajotoss. ba; probabl! : went far beyond that point. Uncle Gearee Norton, of Harshaw, has located a ledge winch Is hereafter to d:s tiuguish its-lf as the Pride of Arizona : IL l., Ee writes a friend, The biggest bod! C of ore ever discovered in Pima county [ One-half interest Is for ale to the rIgb [ man. With the money thus raised | Uncle George will begin 10 take out ore c for shipment. S T. w. Hunicke, popularly known a. 2 "Jeff," well kuowh Arizona prosPectOT, | In town. Too many prospects, anu moi enough mines trau-!orued Jeff in to a CON pu! cher and as such he has for tue past several mOaths been !al iug up 8 grub stake preparatory [, | , asain striking it rich and finding tGo | ' biggest tuing out
 The city election takes place on Mon | day. Deeembsr f. The four couuoi. men, a treasurer, collector, recorder and ID arshal w.u come befors the people fo. their suffrage. The terms o5 Council men Etcheiis, Carullo and Sanford vii expire, and thst of Marcus hutz will b. made vacant " resignation. Thus faI no candidates have shiel their oastors D in but inc offices will hardly go beg n ging. ~ A Reduiil, the well known dealer ID pianos and organs, who has been ID Phenlx for the past few days, IS meeting q with hIs usual good success in selling cl and tuning musical instruments, Mi. a' R. only hsndIes goods of standard ana ' eliable II .kers hlvinR sold 32 pianos cl md organs in Maricops county In the h' past four years, an Of which proved to it ie as represented speaks for ItsslI-Phe- lix Gazette.