Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.

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 JB. Collins, of Maxey, is in the city and stops st tue Palace.
 The Grand Cantral pumps will be started up about July 4th.
 Joe Sresovich was made happy last night by the birth of a daughter to his wife.
 They will auction the unclaimed freight at the railrosd depot on June 30th.
 Detective Len Harris has gone to Sacramento to visit his family for 6 few days.
 The family of Judge John Haynes have removed to the Fitch residence, On military plaza.
 Alex. Levin has leased the fine resi- deDce of ". 5. Oury, on Main street, and has moved in with hIs family.
 T. D. Reymert will sgits'e the faber 6n local contempJrar, during the ab zen e of Harry Brook at the QuliOtoss.
 Fi los ghost will not down with the City Coun il, even with the c, ,mOin-d pressure of the cemetery committee upon 1t.
 Last night was retreshingly cool, oc- cssioned by the north wInd that came down from the mountains pure and wholesome.
 Surveyor Roskruge expresses the opinion that the new school house should be wrapped with barbed wire, for obvious reasons.
 KuoI Corbett's fine water spaniel was sent ovsr the water late last night thr ugh the medium of a bullet fired by sn unknogn person.
 The people of New Mexico want to cooperate with the Arizona Pioneers ln gstIIns rId of the Apsches- And 1t Is a very proper thlng that they should do SO.
 Sholdsrer is receiving some beef cat tie from Quinlin's ranch almost too fat to butcher. They are the finest lot ever put on tLe block in Srlzons or anywhere else, for that matter.
 Kaufman keeps the most fragrant and enjoyable cigars that were ever brought into Arizona His supply Is always full and be can furnish any amount from 8 milhon Hsvsnss down to @ single ciga- rstte.
 There are events of great interest transpirIng at the front Tn the present Indi 70 raid, but little can be learned of the details. A private telegram inti- mates that the Indians have made ralds upon Duncan and Stein's pass, but no particulars are given.
 ]. B. Collins. now in this city from MsIry, yesterday received SlO,O00 In- sursnce CD hls store and goods that were burned some time ago. This amount does Dot reach more than half the loss occasIoned.
 Rev. Wm. Gill Mills, formerly resi- dent of this city where be eIpounded the gospel in sn eloquent and vigorous manner, Is nov a resident of Salt Lake City, Utah, and contributes an article on Utah mines to the Sunday Times, Uf that city.
 The Grand Central dining rooms are undergoing thorough repairs and wlli be opened n-xt Ihursday Dy a party of coiored people wbO have had extensIv- restauraut experience. lhey IDteud making 1t a hrsI-class restaurant ID every respect.
 Attornsy-General Charles B. Roberts, of Mary lad, publicly test fies TO the '. marsable ,fficacy of Red Star c .h Cure. This rumedy l. rapidly gaInIug favor on account of 1t, beIug free from opistv- aud p nsoI 8, and Et the same time wonderfully etfecuve.
 The Mayor of the city will set a ban queE to- murrOa, and be extends a COT disI iLvItatIon to the IubLc TO due al tbe Palace Hotel, fIOm to , p. n. al the regular single mesl price. he Pal cce does not s.low itself to be surpas e.. by any one III Its SunGay d nneTs.
 The A o9che war will not sffe:t tn, quality of h, dIuner at the Fa~hI"n I,- morrow. bu. Its prOprie. Ors Lave sc .lped the market for sooI things Tor th,I. guests Men may thin ti ie. C IS uotIiu. new under rhe suu ubtil h-y pHrtake of s Sunday dinner al the Fashion. IT. IL to morrow.
 Mir Jno. 5 V s5urg and NJ ss K .ie Slausou We're marrIed in Los Augele- ol. Wednesday, June 5 |, and have sIarte.I for a trip to europe, To he gone three or fnur mouths. Tue CITIZEN extenir its hea tie congratulations tO the happy ,upie ani wishes them a safe journey nd e life full ot the choicest blessings.
 Tucson Lodge No. f, F. &. A. NJ, will observe St. JUhn's day by giving a fra ternsl social on the evening ot Junt 24th, in Masonic Hall The committed, Messrs. G. J. Roskruge, Samuel Hughes and John Gardiner. are arranging for decorations. and purpose making it 8 memorable occasion. There will be refreshments, fine music and among other entertaining feat ures.
 In these times of raids, wars and in- ternstional troubles, in order to pre- serve exact discipline and be prepared for all emergencies, it is particularly de- sired that every able-bodied resident re- port three times each day at The Head Qusrters, armed with a subsidiary silver coin of the United States, not as a con but as a guaranty thst he will not be refused drink of as good liquor as can be had west of the Rocky 
 The wInd blew pretty strongly from the west last night, and a sand storm from the desert was the result In con sequence thereof the cool but quiet 6t- mos phere to-day was laden with impsl- pablo dust and moisture combined. It was so dense that the Tucson mount aips, only few miles away. were hidden from view. Many conlectures We're made as to the exact nature of the misty ,loud. but the only plausible theory ad vsnced wss that it Is the dust kicked up by the soldiers in their hurry to make ssmp before reaching the Indians.
 Talk about hard timesl They must be a myth. During the past Messrs. Lonergan & Holmes, dry goods dealers, have aggregated sales exceeding those of any other month Iiuce they began business by S3,OOO The secret of their phenomenal success s their low prices and they deal under sbe olitime motto of ''quIck sales and Imall profits" They have no old goods, put are constantly adding new supplies l0 replace those sold.
 The tsrsntuls hawk, which has been observed upon occasions to swoop sud 3enly down upon @ tarsntuls and con- ,uer the venomous spider of a hundred