Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
LOCAL NEWS.

v- Chas. F. Drake is laid up with an ,,.sck ot fever.
 rr Ia Sure now does the honors be- ,.l7 tha Fashion bar.
 ,=sr.. Mason returned yesterday from ,.--, Bowie to TGcson.
 r,s. Ysnisve-, of Fort Huschuca, has ,,e@ saeudirg Q few days in the city. Garcia. s passenger by Fridays .-,, for A.ivaca, died on the trip down. Tra recpIe CT Arizona would appre- ...,s !ey towering lceoerSs just now. ,.,a-- the local exports 1t is noticea- u- mi m1s. or the butter now goes to Gr.ase.
 Ina Tasker came down from Phenix -..ts-5ly and left to-day for Tomb stone.
 s,zvs7s E Hughes are having a well --,iu .he rear cf their store and will 1-.i m steam pump.
 Travel oger the Southern Pacific has -,7ra than doubled since Geronimo he'd tha Sierra Madres.
 r-,-, a daily to e scni-veekly mail .-r.-. Is the way the new admia!stra- .,. is affecting Qauotoa.
 Nru.P Squire O. Oakland, former ,rs,.r.a ei with the Tribune ID that r..y. arrived Le'e this afternoon.
 The meat axe has got stuck in a polit- ,,5 bIocknead, one Is to infer from the r55len heading III morning contemp.
 
 -z5,- ai say of St. Jacobs OIl--the con- c9s-o- Of pain. Fifty cents a bottle. I- is -umored that the ianitor and -s-susr at the court house are sought :. sa rsmoJsd for offensive partisan ,as~
 srrner dress goods of the best mate --sl l-l la;es. styles are being opened every day of l.. Zechendort's mammoth siC-5.
 Sheriff Paul returned yesterday from S,17-a Tl5h Tom Saicido, the captured -r-rie- O., Claiborne, at Harshaw, on Ar-l ,3-l.
 Ar,ar the more recent departures t-Ual.fsrnia were Judge J. i. Ander- s5a. Judge Alex. Campbell acd wife and N-s. DCug glass Snyder.
 ID, S;s55ius. a cattle man. who left O-"5.5. several days ago. IS missing 55ii, supposed to have perished from ta.-s. upon the deserts.
 rts.e vas corn yesterday, July 18th, tae psre of Henry Mcf adieD. of this r,tr. a son. IL died this morning, abou: ,-ea.y-t ar hours old.
 good article O: pure table wine IS almost aH indispensable article Tn this F5ls-a. TLe Pioneer French saloon, cs-a.- oi Camp ETd Church streets, sss p-.e French El.es.
 TaeJ.u-aal ii-ures that the Chinamen o'P-e-c3.; send away from S5.0OO to Svu monthly none Ot which ever re- trE-s i1. circulation.
 The creas volume ot the proceedings cstLa 1nard of Supervisors crowds out rrs;.y mgch ever thiBS Tn the lire or Gt-s today from he columns Of the CIT- IEE-
 Ca-lc- |. Tully, editor of La Colonia Mex. Lana. the new Spanish daily, left tlis afternoon for R business visit tO Cs4larni-. lie will go as far as San fr-Lc.s-9.
 So-la 2 has iumOrtalized himself by TllaG1c a mesquite bTsl n the mud caused uy a leaking water main at the c..1.raf Pennington street a2c Stone A71-le.
 Col D1rr is looking aad feeling very ugeL .rl -avol today, aud wlil vlsis als s.5r5 this evening. He has high hopes d snOa being at ms laboTs, welding the L.l;pCtZ ger.
 i. U. Wonble with Capt. May r- others interested ID the La Trinidad -.aes. Sonora, were passergers by the e-s. bound train to-day, IEey are en T5a-e to tLe-r mines.
 4. NhIl0-e. one Of the.lessees of the Ariv-cl .l.ll cans up !his morning t0 recavGr from slight attack of ma.a- rla and f0 attend :o some business mat ters. IT, E..l r.na.u here for several days.
 Tie coolest place in the city during the present iel:si term IS at The Bead qu2r.ers. E-5ry' iing Is frst-class 10 style and the damp goods are m four ls1ln- condition. Drop in and see what Joe has t0 say gbou. 1t.
 Ton Wade and Louis Rickabaugh have a forcs Of carpenters at work on the new theater ct tue Park. It will be fashioned very much after the old one last year, So far as the arrangement Of the boxes and stage IS concerned.
 r. !. Villaescusa, the enterprising sadiler at 22l Meyer street, manutaet. ures his stock from the best kind or leather and the serviceable quality or every article has won for him large volume of patronage. NIT. Vlllaescusa also sells guns, niles and ammunition, o. which he keep good supply.
 Mike Rice has gone to join the forces advancing toward the Sierra Madres; lis time will be nearly equally dlVlded n writing reports Of the campaign anu n assisting General Crook lu conduct ing the wah. MT. Rice is engaged by some leading San Francisco journals as s5special correspondent Tn the held' It WAS Mir. Alfred Trippel, son of Dr, Alex. Grippel, who was so severely Durh- ei with coal oil at Globe on the eveAins of July 4th. As detailed in the ClTIzEN' he fell through an open trap door into {! cellar with a lighted kerosene lamp His sleeves became saturated with the oil and took fire, burning Aiu se'eIei, E.O. Shaw and l.. 4. Smith have be, gun their drive of the herd purchased by the Wabash Cattle company of J usn Elias and SabinO Otero. They will pe taken to the Navajo Spring ranch ID ID Apache county, near the A. r. h. nE The herd comprises 1,50O head, mostly yeGr.lngs and twO-yeGr-olds.
 We are reliably informed that az agreement has been reached, between the directors of the Old Dominion Sohi- pany and interested parties in the East, looking to the resumption ot work u' the mlne and shelter. One of the larg, est stockholders will leave the East iol Globe aoout the l2th lnstaui--0loo' Silver Belt.
 There are at present about fifty men engaged in working the Walnut Grove placer mines. with an average yleld o'