Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.
The dust was numerous today.

stone for -eF6Eas uhl IS from ioliNtE NreeA.
 The Band oi Hope has adjourned un- tll the returning seasons triug longer days.
 Charley Baldwin cam up from Tomb stone yesterday and left thls morning f5rrhe QaijOtoss.
 The depot office boys enjoyed a sump- mons feast ou Sunday gwen them by Srpt. ]. \. Muir and Wife.
 Ihe pedestrians seek tue shady side of ,he streets ID their jOurneyiugs about tls city.
 The world in brief may be found in its most perfect state within the tile of q newly appointed official
 Tle courts and varIous public offices were closed to-day in respect to tue 'uaerhl of the Vice President.
 The railroad is 6 heavy taxpayer, but # must not be considered that they pay .le big tacks ID railroad spikes.
 Henry Bruns and Jac. Martini have dlss1.yeI partnership, and NIT. Martini v..i hereafter shape the destlnies Of the Nlut saloon.
 The New York Grauhic says Pres .J,aJ Cleveland "shaves with his hands every tmoInIng." It has been erro- ---Iy supposed that he used razor.
 P4pago Ind ans are bringing in large numbers of antelope and deer from tue va14ous mountain ranges As s rule the game Is iI good condition.
 There's a town up the Santa Cruz where the saloons do not find 1t profits- ble 10 Keep dice To shake for the drinks. Each resident has a peculiar shake of hls OVID.
 4 chimney at the residence of D. A. Sanford took fire thIs morning. Jack Inns saw the flames and hurried to the scene and eztinguished them without an alarm being given.
 Gov Ross, of New Mexico, got so poit- iea.ly hot few days ago that he tried i5 cecapItate the town pump in Santa F. for offensive psrtIsanship. It was baTrsrhing for Se. John.
 Proficient Cleveland writes with an electric pen. That Is why SD many peo lle are shocked upon receiving a note from hin, commencing. You are here by suspended, etc.
 The Sentinel wants the editors to meet ID convention at YumG to resolve the Apaches to death. The location l. one of such extreme safety, and they don: use water!
 Paenix has organized, jockey club, Of which Jerome c. Ward, ex Sheriff Of C5Cnise county, Is president Mir. Ward IS full of life and activity and he wlll make the club success If any one Can to 50.
 Mr. Chas. N. Strauss and wife have returned from the San BernardinO ranch. NIT. Strauss kas improved con siierably and is rapidly recovering from hi- very serious illness. lis many friends are rejoiced to greet hlm agaIu.
 l. IS reported on the streets that Fort Apache had been attacked by the In ilaus. If the fort refuses to fight the Apaches the Apsches must fight the fort. Somebody belonging tO the army ~Iil get hurt Yet.
 The scool trustees and teachers Rre taking the most careful precautions sgalust the introduction of dIphtheria c scarlet fever into the schools. All rqIls eIhI0I,ing the slightest symptYm ms C the diseases are at once sent to the Lsalth Oilic 1T for examination.
 The Supervisors had the Court House lrapai to-day iu respect to the memory l' ..e deceased VIcePTesIdeHt. Sam -..sd hung the draperIes in artistic tes t05ns At tLe death If Gen. Gran. the C1ut House was draped by MT Leo Geilschmidt at his individual expense.
 The bi. tidal wave in New York re- ceatly, set lot of barrels on fire. Para dgKically as 1t may appear, 1t IS ihe s"l- emu, Sunday truth and plOusly enun elatei The Water siaked lot of iIme ou the dock, and tbe heat generated buraed the barrels in which 1t was stored.
 Capt. Wlrt Davis, 4th Cavalry. has been ordered with the First battalion of Iailln scouts. to proceed to Guadalupe Calpl. where he will toe joined oy Capt. DIrst's troop and proceed to Mexico ID Tl--uIt uf hostile Apaches, and to carry uCt tue special instructions gwen him by the Department Commander.
 The Pioneer News Depot IS out with i.s sixteenth annual celebration an- 1'uucement. and assures the public that Saint Nick will make his holiday headquar CTS at that place. The dis play of holiday goods this year will en- able any one to make selections to suit both taste and price. Read the an- a0uncement
 Dr. George Martin left this afternoon ior San Francisco, for a business visit Of about ten days. The doctor looks c4refuliy after his affairs and will make additional arrangements for full sup p.y ot the pUrest drugs and chemicals 10 b. found In the markets. In Dr Mar tn's Rbst nee. Dr. George Duke will at- lend to the dutles of the Plaza drug store ID his usually uTbane manner.
 Upon what Is deemed good authority | ls stated that General Sheridan and lls party reached Fort Bowie on Sun day night, and was flying east ward ID his palace car on Mon lay night, having inspected com F-cat,d Indian troubles that extend eTer 6 mountainous country two hUn- ered miles square. It IS sincerely to be hoped that the news Is erroneous.
 The thirty carloads of fat cattle ship pet by the Camerons from Lochiel ID lLs county, to Kansas City, should leach tbeIr destination to-day. At G minimum average of their weight and a nazlmum of expense for transportation, ths shipment will cost about Si 500. and The cattle wl!l brIng closely on S2O,OOO, ai the prevailing prices, leaving mar sin of Sl5.UGO. ID round numbers, as the proceeds of The thIrty carloads.
 C1llisteT and Bonnet. two of the stage robbers were found Bgain this morning SiiA their shackles sawed loose, ready l1f Tor run should opportunity occur. iA- cut places m the irons had been carefully concealed by soap and dirt. lt |, inlead "A serious It fiection on our jail feglme that tools cannot be kept out of tue hands oi the prisoners whereby they s,e able 10 free themselves from irons. ALe customs of allowing every one to go to the grated Jail door and to con- ,eI7e with the pusoners IS most repre- As,Sibie and should be stopped at once. -P1enix Herald.
 The Star throws ont mean insinuations '--s morning against a worthy clfiZen