Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Sower accompanied her pusoAhu on his visit here from the Mammoth mine.
 MT. F. l.. Oakes. one Of Harshaw's bast citizeus but nevertheless a democrat, is m the cIty for his country's good as jurymGn.
 Enough green fodder can be bought from Mexican hawkers on the streets Tor a quarter to last span O. horses twenty four hours.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hiram s. Stevens left this morning for their Sierrita ranch, to recuperate for a few days. They were accompanied by Miss May and Mss Maggie Hughes.
 Mir. Samuel Hughes has been selected a membsr of the republican county cen tral committee In place of D. Mcf 'Wn' who has accepted nomination on me ticket.
 The Casa Grande Voice says that at the examination of Joe Phy Tor assauI.1 assao ing Montgomery, he was held ID SiVoO bonds, to appear before the grand Jury and being unable to furnish them ID Casa Grande, he was remanded to the Florence Jail.
 Workmen are busy repairing aud plas teriug the OchOR building, on Camp street. preparatory to the reception ot Dr. Crepin ard family, who contemplate changing their residence in a few days NIT. W. E. Hopkins has purchased the Club saloon, on Church plaza, of Mr. A. Levin, and will welcome hls many friends to its hospitabie portals.
 Mir. Harry Coker is slowly conyalesc ing. He has been confined at the hos pital several weeks with an attack of ln- flaumatory rheumatism. and his friends are glad to know he will soon be around again.
 NILS. Williams, the powder agent has returned from very extended sn' successful business trip through south ern ArizOua, New Mexico and sonora He has worked up a large and prohtaol' business and IS constantly extending IL The CITIZEN has just received a lot c new job type and Is now better prepared than ever before to suit the public taste Tn artistic job work. and at prices tha' closely approximate those or San Fran cisco.
 A flock or geese came with the storm flying south. Tins, according to the DC cult lore Of science. means an esriy and severe winter. There IS some question whether the visitors We're geese. how ever. some alleging them black swans
 There IS g. epeck of trouble brewing a' FortGrant between the commandant sno the settlers over the wster rIght. Ibs latter complains that the former has arbitrarily cut their dams. and :hreatei to enter civil suit for damages.
 There are several professors of pedes trianisra in town on business incidenta to their fraternity. They are or th' regulation variety, with warts on then noses and holes in their toeses, so keei your window shutters closed and latchec and your trowsers under your head.
 Mil Martin Waer, of the firm o Waer x Kenpla, will be united ID mat riponv tonight with Miss Isabel Grl iolva ot this city. The ceremony VII take place Rt the residence of NIT. A Lgzard. The congratulations Of tn' CITIZEN are rendered Tn advance of th' happy event.
 NIT. Wrn. Edwardy says that oriRlpall
 
 ouino'= surrender, out subsequently, was understood between the old chic and Capt. Lawton that, ID any evenl b;s lif,. sbould be spared. As. NIT. Eh wlrdy was one of the parties present. ID speaks from his own knowledge.
 It is whispered, in the strictest cor fidenca, that the democrats have at lss' with very hard scratching, got togethr A sack oi between $500 and SIOO wit which 10 open the mouth of the lour ualistio sphinx m their praise. Lool out for a flood Of tsiTy on dirty stlck-
 The Scotia billiard room has beel rnale the most attractive resort Tn whol c.tv. and the tables have been put Tn th best possible condition for those wh want to enjoy a quiet game. The Sec tia has prepared for the good times ths will soon be here, md the Pubic VII find If to be one of the best places the kInd Tn the territory.
 Judge W. D. Shuart. of Rochester New York, has been ID thls city for to past week, visiting Mir. ID. A. Ssntor who IS related to him. Judge Shuart a prominent attorney of Rochester, an H thorough republican, and takes deep interest in political affairs. He now taking a short vacation and will vlt II CalIsornis for few weeks before re turning to his home.
 Mir. R. l.. Burlington, the enterp risIn proprietor of the Arizona Nurseries q Phenix, las just issued descuptiv catalogue of his fruit and ornaments trees, vines. shrubs. etc. His Eurserie are very extensive and comprise ever kind of plant or tree needed in this ter rItory, aud he sells at such prices tha no one should send away for nurser stock,
 If is said there K certain man Il town who regularly, as often as he get "busted," packs hls traps on ihe hurrl cane decks of n half dozen burrOs, an sallies out, no one knows where. Tn days 20 by, and he returns with hl burros loaded down to the guards, SO speak, with precious ore. lhls he shlp to San Francisco, gets hls proceeds En cnllapses into the old ruts of life, tlll to exigencies of the occasion demsnd ful ther exe-tIOn.
 The circus parade this morning was most creditabie affair. In length, tt procession covered a space of severI blocks and was reviewed by thousand of people. Seven elephants of all size several dromedsries and camels, donkey and beautiful horses were greatly sG m.red. Three bands and s steam ca iope furnished music for the occasion and the golden chariots and bright co ored animal wagons looked gorgeous l the bright sunlight. The performance this afternoon was attended by Rn m mense crowd and all are lavish iu prais of what they beheld, The hippopotS mus and trained horses and dogs were wonderful attraction, and the perform CTS are all artists. Go early tonight you wish to see the animals and procur good seat Evenlng Star, Pueblo Col, July 9th. lSSG.
 The following herds crossed the Ri Grande and Rio Pnerco yesterday an the day before. bound for the tollowin destinations. l.. NJ. Slaughter, brothe of our friend W. B. Slaughter, from Cros by county. Texas, with l.0O0 head of cal tie. mostly steers. for Arizona; Col Il i. B!aia, from Montague and Wis counties, Texas. for his ranch in tn
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