Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
WTEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

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 The Belmont lodging, house. oI r,r,,-eh Plaza, Is belug enlarged by t.-o s;orv addition on the west.
 The |. $. grand jury are nearI. .b-,nyh with :heIr investigations, ano ,-iiI prohably remain n session only | day longer.
 The wsIa Of Capt. W. A. Hancock, O. 1,,'srlx. IS reported to have been a6 t-j.,s8 insane and has been taken tC Stockton.
 c.D Miles, 1t Is said, will retire iht ,-s.bs scouts 10 tue peaceful shates ls rba reservation with the exception oi a few traIlers.
 v, T. E. Maxson, of Tombst'ne, IS in .ss pity. beng fixture here for several J.ys ar least, as one of the United states trial !lry.
 Hryb J. Brawley has withdrawn from To- tombstone Democrat, and Wm Tor,,Inson IS the sole proprietor He Elll i-sue.a .a daIly in a few days.
 rv Mayor c. Il. Strauss has received series O! Fly's photographs of the hos tI. IniIsas, ln.luding Geronimo, taken t, hin, at the tune he dlda't surrender.
 V- Cags. Q. Brown IS preparing an ,-tTs.1c e trt1ou designed for the Con- ,-sss il .ll bllledn board. Some inter sstin- historical "reminiscences are to be also posted.
 Gsronirao aad hand raiied the ranch ,, Green < Roberts near the Custom f.rse vesterisy morning aud run of sye-v head of horses there was on the -g,ch The Tombstone April 3.
 The culverts on tine Narrow Gauge ,,-o3a have been put 10 position for sev- sraI miles out. Quite number of these ,.,a ,eouired on account of the rolling cbsrsc,er of the land. Quite force of men are st work.
 Mir Geo. Allison has purchased ohn S,,-iry's property. On Court, street. near tfs gas house. ana hes added a great many substan;ial improvements, mak- inc ii very desirable and attractive place of residence.
 Gen. Royal A. Johnson and family bgvr moved into their new residence near he ice works. With the improve rleuts put upon the house, they have made 1t one of the most comfortable and commoiiOus dwellings m the city,
 The young folks mssqurade to be given at Reid's Opera House on the 29th will He the nappIest gathering of youth and beauty that has ever taken place in Tucson. IL will bs a rare treat for them, and everyone will look forward 10 the affair with impatient and fond anticips- tI0ns.
 The anniversary ball to be given on the evening of the 2Cth, will be the graniest occasion during the present s1cIal season. II will also be about the last flair of the summer months, and everyone should attend. The exercisss ss during the day will likewise be very in- teresting.
 Ir. r. \. Wolcott, one of the enter prisng and prosperous merchants of T0mbs:opt, is a member of the present [. ; Grand Jury. Frank IS of the salt of earth, and throughout an intimate acquaintance extending over decade of years, be has been found one of Gods greatest works-an honest man.
 MT. ". ". Williams has resigned bis position as supeIiu' enoent of the Santa Rita Land and Mining Company, on 8c- count of his poor health, snd has re- moved, with his family, to thIs city. He is succeeded by Mr. Isaac \. TOwne, of Topeka. Kansas, who has just assumed charge of the company's affairs.
 Nr. J. L. Clark and family took their departure this morning for their home e, tue Southern Belle mine in the San ta Catallnas. While in the city the two youngest of EIs five boys were christen- el, Mcssrs. N. q. SamanIego and Harry F. Pateman being spOusers. Mir. Clark Is .ne cf the solid men of hls section an s numbers among his warm friends T -.Iy every resident os Tucson.
 !. Schuster c Go, fenced in six hun dred acres of their had on the San Ped TO ani are sowing alfalfa. They Iuteai to put n one thousand acres or alfalfa for pasturaSe for their th ,rousuDred cattle. They are alec setting out on their ranch large num- Der Of ash, iOcu-t and other shade trees, aul inside oi few years will have one Of the most beautiful ranches ;n the Territory. Enterprise.
 There sas s meeting of the Citizens Busiuesz and EuteTprIse Association held las: night. At the reQlest of presid ant 5. M. Jacobs, who was some what indisposed. NIce President J. S. Mansfield pre- idei. r. h. Miller was elected Secretary prOtem. The com piiatlon of the resources of Pima county wRs accepted. and steps were taken tn collect fund for the publication of the pamphlet: Mir. l.. D. Chillson was au- thorIzel tO attend to the collection of dues and 10 as ist ID caayassing for ad- yertIsements.
 The leading siore If ChinatoEn. own ed and conducted by Charlie Lee Kong, closed today, and the goods will be shipped at ouce to Tucson where Lee koag vIli go into bu>Iness. He states thai the Antl-Chiuess agitation has thrown so many Chm men out of WorA that be canu0t get a dollar for the goods be sells or collect from tbose who owe hlm. He further stated that irside of thirty days every Chlnaman Tn town would leave the city, and make the white people wish ;ney had ueve- dls- chsIgei tacm.-The Tombstone.
 4. B. Wright. the Urittenden cores pondent oi the CITIzES has gone to GuadalaJgra on literary tour. It Is sad Ee leaves his partner, Mir Z7imet to square up back accounts. Such is the lie ot newspaper correspondent.-- Star.
 Ar. Wight Was an exceptionally good Correspondent, ani hIs alleged crooked ness !s to be deplored. He was ore of the shining lights Of the deuocratic lar'y of Pima county, however, which msy account for his erfRtic finauc al c5I-s-.
 Iae Reymert rlill. Rt Willow SprIugs, F5s -' t5-el up yesterday Rad will run s'e-ldF -u tta future. Every r.ion If t1e a .hllnery w.s fpuad to be in apple De order and worked to a charm. This !, oa- ct .ls best five s,ama mills m the territory. au8 We exnec tl be able to l1L'JLcs .G a very short time. the ship H l,s ot a !gESe amOunto ouIlion from IT, i-s mine l> opeue n such manner '4a' 20 dllhcul;y wIii be experienced ID Ee'H4S out more than enough 10 run '-7 Llll steadily. Owing to the fact that ne! have only half enough pans and set ueTs the malt will b. ruu on half tim, for tue present, but m ,ra viii ha Eun ,Ital