Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

yesterdays train.
 sc. Rowe has gone to Nogales for few days vacation.
 Supt. Jno. O. Dougherty, Of the To- tai Wreck. came ID to-day.
 Judge Ben Fl. Hereford went eastward on the train this muTElug.
 WI. Doherty was passenger to- wards Benson by to-dsy's train.
 Caperton Crovat has been given a station agency on Ire :. P. R. R.
 The Yuma county and territorial tax IS S3.ll on each Sl00 valuation.
 F.A. Stevens, Postmaster ct Logan, is in the city, visiting friends.
 Fred Kit,le will call Lis newspaper at Pinal, the Piual County Record.
 Casa Grande's ciaims.ior a s!nelter is being Voiced by i;s local journal.
 Juan Elias has taken up 'aa es,ray colt oa the Sopori ranch. See hls ad.
 Mrs. Porter and Phi Croyat are mak- ing the Porter yery attractive Eotel.
 Rumor says IhG. 8 wedding in civil official circles is .o transplre next Mon day.
 AIbiDo Agpirre. the murderer of John Nj. M.Cermack, in Clifton, Is supposed be in Mexico.
 Seventy-fiye tons of ore cleaned up SlOJO Der ion in gold at the Mammoth mill. The ledge Is large.
 The o. K. Bakery has established 8 branch store at 402 Congress street, cor ner of Stone Avenue.
 Supt. J. II. Scots, of the Sonora Limit ed, passed through in lis special car, eastUa thls morning.
 There will be services in inc Baptist Church tomorrow at l0:30 9. n-, stand ard tim-. No evening service.
 Tine Sonora people who will come to Tucson to attend the Fiesta, wIll be just in tine to sec the circus.
 Gus. Reidel was elected and installed Rs Nice-Grand uf Pima Lodge, No. i, l. O. o. F., oR Thursday night.
 Supt. Seymour, of the railroad be- tween Fl Paso aud San Antonio, went eastward by to-day's train, with his family.
 A.C Ayres struck a splendid body of water at depth Of seventy feet, on hi5 ranch four miles west gf Casa Grande -Fcice.
 Geo. Marks came in last week from Logan and brought fine horse and wagon, with which Le s:arted for the Qmjotoas yesterday.
 Rev. Nr. Melton, of Florence. was perfora'e1 br 8 scorpion & few days ago, and frrs tls suffered the t0r.uTes ot ordIHsry s.GueTs.
 The Enterprise s,ys the oge of She Moreau mine at Mineral Hi!i, near the ReyueEt group, gNes average assays of over s6eO IL si!Ter.
 IL MenaEer has sold his stock ranch 1 and cattle l Piaal county. tO a gentle ! man from Kentucky, for tae snug hitle ! sum O. Sl5,Col
 Summer colds are always worse than than these of wluter, but he'd Star Cough Cu;o vill remove them. It is prompt, sale, sure.
 Judge Meyer bGcklel up the cinch of the law thIs EoTnug on H fellow who helped himsei ,iO tLe railroad c1mPany's coal st tha t., pot.
 Jas. Marshall has stepped from be- hInd the Porter bar to position on the railroad, and Jim Maynard nOw does tue hoDors in hls place.
 The declpitatiDg electricity is flying thick around tue depot and there are in. dications that portsnd n cyclone among all classes Of railroad employees.
 On Friday last, II. c. Hooker sold to Jimmy Carr, the freighter, 3O) head of horses from the Sierra Bonita ranch. for the sum c. S260O0, an average of SEQ each.
 Willis P. Haynes has gone to New MexlcD to arrange for lcca agents for bis Mem irs of General Grant. He will vi-it al the p.iLcipal towns m that Territory.
 M-. Crane. '7ho came iu to-day from the grade ou toe new road 10 the San Pedro, via IaUque Verde, says the Eork viii be aii completed ID seven las ,Ima.
 4 deed fer lot 10 in block II. from Emma Monk and Lizzie Royce 10 J. M. 1 was filed wita ihe county re- ,order today. Considerations S2o0.- PheEix Gazette. V. B. L.ie arrived yesterday from San Franc sc0 and went ont to ihe Qui- otoas today. He will be present at | , he first dropping of the stamps on the , Bonanza ore. W. ,. Perry Is breaking to harness ,ne of the huest little black ponies ever brought to Tucson. He will soon have match for It and will then have pieudid turnout. Jcc Phy, who has been absent from f 'ucs0n for the last seven months, re- q urned or Saturday. He has secured ! contract as Pinhl and TIll return i here within day or two. It is reported that Judge Reymert C las made very rich strike oD hi5 Afri- ! an mlne. and the ore taken out IS | early one-half silver and the body is arge. His puce uSw is Si00GOO. C The EDterprif states that Isaac D. d 'utnsm, ot MesSville, on the San Pedro, old last week to Mir. Richard Greer, gent O. ihc Wabash Cattle Co. of Nav jo Springs. forty head of bloOded bulls. NIT. F. C. Brown IS in from Wasson q rown's ranca. and reports everything a ,yely ln that sectlcn. The ranch has f. Ienty of water and plenty Cf feed, and n retty soon the owners will have plenty money.
 If the City Cene'ory Committee vii. V roll through Maiden Lane aboat eleven clock almost any nIgh', they will de- q ve Q very strong impression that there s som 1taing In that quarter that neeis Y sepulch re, badly. a E. D. Dunn is up from Bens l. on r tie business tTip. Gt the same time c taking hands with bis many friends }, ,re. Mir. Damn can drve shoe pegs s- Id maiatal1 a lively political ai-cus- :. on at tba same time, with tbc best O! n lem. al The Casa C.auie Voice says that I om July Duh to August 5th. tue Nekol W Ill shi9red fau- bars of bullion. valued ! a Sll,02i. and that SIX more bars are al ,w on iho road. When the mlll runs bI n t,-~a ik will aNarura S2h nAl Der l iC