Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-11
LOCAL NEWS.

stsntlal improvements in and about his assay office.
 Mir. Wm. H. Macdonald, of Philsdel- phis, Is visiting Tucson te enjoy its ss- lubriouscl innate. He may remain here during the winter.
 Mine owners who intend to do their hundred dollars assessment work with a new location notice can find blanks at this office at 9 cents per dozen.
 A lsdy's small-hand satchel was found, in Masonic hall, after the Thanksgiving ball The owner will find 1t at the Sad de Rock oyster house.
 Mir. T. H. Knotts, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, IS in the city. He has mining m terest in ArlLons and IS now looking g after them.
 Mir. U. F. Schumacher says his Union Market Is hourishinG beyond his best sn- tcIpstions, and be is doing 8 rushing business. His packing department is very active and hundreds of hogs are slaughtered each week.
 A vicious dog on north Court street has bitten several persons quite recent ly and only 8 few days ago it tore nearly all the clothing from lady who was passing along the sidewalk. A dose of lead would wreck its bark very neatly and expeditiously.
 Mrs. Tevis' ischool in Buelps Addition, gave a very pleasant entertainment at the school house last night, and the young participants all acquitted them selves with great credit. The school has forty regular attendants,
 Hon. S. A. Manlove is now in Bir- minghsm, Alabama, snd finds that such wideswake and progressive city that he has concluded to settle down there and engage Tn business. From a small, unknown hamlet of few years ago, it has grown to be @ hourishing city of thirty thousand inhabitants, with pros poets of unlimited growth.
 Wells, Fargo & Co. have adopted a new regulation requiring all their off clals who handle money to give 8 good and sufficient bond. The occasion of this order was the defalcstion of Cash. fer Chss. W. Banks, by which the com pRny lost S20,000.
 An snterprising book firm in San Fran. cisco sends the CITIZEN nicely prepared notice of its growth and business, and offers to send in compensation 8 cats- logue of its publicationsi Its liberal offer was declined, but as a compro- mise, the photograph of its deceased grandmother IS suggested as recipro- cal courtesy.
 Judge J. R. Tyler announces himself candidate for city Recorder at the ensuing municipal election. Mir. Tyler Is a thoroughly qualified gentleman, a lawyer but afflicted with feeble health which he hopes the healthful climate of thls city will restore. The people have three good men to choose from for this position and no mistake is possible.
 The placer mines in north Bernalillo county, near Golden, are the richest in the United States. Recent tests from the grass roots down-not reaching bed rock-Rveraged over two dollars and fifty cents per cubic yard. Miners are Hooking into Golden daily. The quartz leads 8 few miles north of Golden, are yielding very rich ore and the miners who have secured claims in that vicinity are all coining money. It IS the coming camp in the west.-Albuquerque Jour nal.
 4 visit to the photograph gallery of Messrs. Buehman < Hartwell possesses particular interest just now, for they have provided great deal that IS hand some and appropriate for hoifdsy- gifts, and are prepared to take photographs at all times h 8 style that cannot be eI- celled anywhere in the world. What is better for Christmas remembrance to absent relatives than a good photograph of yourself or family? Such gifts are highly appreciated. They have an abundance of frames, albums, pictures, panels, and wide variety of suitable objects for holiday gifts.
 Yesterday an offer of S30,OOO was offered the owners of the White Tail Deer mine in Bisbee, on the following terms; Sl0,0O0 in cash and the balance in 6 bend of S20,0 to be paid in thirty days, or ID lieu of the bond 5000 in cash, The sale still hangs fire owing to the overlapping of another claim owned by ChRs. Anohutz. It is hoped that the parties buying will see him and get his property thereby adding another vsluR- ble copper property to the list of bull lion producers, Jim Hopkins has the matter in hand. and it IS hoped that the sale will be promptly made, as it will add wealth to Bisbee, and not little to Tombstone.-The Tombstone.
 The Smith. Wymsn and Kendall mine, at Stems Pass, was sold on Saturday
 
 IS the mine which brought Stein. s Pass into such prominence dur ing which time about S500O0 in ore has been shipped. The formation is porphyry and granite. and while the vein IS hot large, the ore is extremely rich. There are several other good pros poets in the district, from some of which rich ore Is being taken. James Howe, of Deming, IS also reported as having struck 1t rich. The enterprise will send s representative to the pew district in short time, to look over the feld,-Sil- yer City Enterprise.
 The coal fields which surround Albu- querque are sure to bnng large manu- featuring establishments here al DO dis tant day. We have coal Of all varieties. iron, lead, tin, gold, silver, wool, hides, pelts, gypsum, granite, copper, zinc, mar ble. limestone, timber of all kinds, etc, and SO that almost everything can be manufactured here at 8 minimum cost Albuquerque is destined 10 become & great manufacturing city. Work Is pro gressiDg satisfactorily ID the Hell Canon gold mining distrIct, and the prospects of the camp were never brighter than to- dsy. The gold fields of Bernalillo snd Santa Fe counties are the richest in the west, and Albuquerque largely controls the trade of these camps.-Albuquerque Journal.
 Col. Fisher yesterday received from Washington official notice of his suspen- sion from the office of internal revenue. The same mail brought notice that his official reports for the quarter ending September 30 last, had been approved and were O. K, and along with this came the checks for salaries, etc, for the employees for the month of November. 1t IS not likely that Col. McGrorty wlll assume control of the office before the first of the year He has yet Co file and have his bond for Sl20,OO0 approved and this ordinary takes from thirty to sixty days, and that the senate will doubtless have confirm his appointment before he takes charge. Col. Fisher finds great satisfaction Tn the fact that when he took hold of this revenue office 1t WAS mn the lowest classification, an office of tbe fourth class, whereas now it is rated as a first class office. Out of the eighty-fiye internal revenue collectors but three now remain who were appointed under for