Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26
LOCAL NEWS.


 Mrs. W. Il. Barnes and Mrs. J. II. Martin will go to Santa Monica and to Santa Cruz, Cal. about the first of July.
 County Recorder A. B. Sampson is watching the antics ot the sportive sea lions, al the Cliff House, San Francisco.
 The carpet used for several years ID the adjusting room of the San Francis co mint, was burned few days ago and the gold fluEs obtained tEerei-om are valued at S2,0J0.
 Judge F. ". Gregg has started for his old home n Vermont for visIt or six weeks. This IS his first return home since he left 1t five years ago. and there will be happy reunion in the old home stead.
 The Star makes the amende honorable in stating that the items published in its columns rehectinE on Royal A. John son and Lewis Wolhey were inserted without the knowledge and consent of the editor.
 The Mexican consulate in this city has been abolished, and Its records re- moved to Los Angeles, with Don Dias Prieto as consul 4 consular agent will be appointed for thIs city.
 The occasion of ths suspension of the post-olfice at SahuarIto was the removal of the postmaster and hls family on &C., count of the Indians. He applied to
 the department for permission to turn over the public property ID his charge to a postal official and the request WAS
 granted.
 Mir. J. I. Eccleston recent return from San Francisco has been closely followed by the largest and best selected stock of saddle and harness materials. whips. bits, spurs, etc, that was ever brought to the territory. He has made a careful personal selection of the stock and, knowing the wants and necessities of the community, he has brought only those goods which the people require. The prices are materially lower than be- fore.
 Messrs. George MerwIn and L. J. Cook have just sold their Great Basin mine, ou the Cross Cut lode, Humbug district, this codnty, tO the Si. Louis Yavapsi Milling and Mining Company, for the sun of Sl5.blO cash down. Messrs. Mervin S Cook Lave sold this mine cheap. in order to develop another claim they have Cu the same lode. We hope the eutlr-ri slng company that has purchased t will be well rewarded for thIs and their other 0utlays.-CoUTier.
 NIT. Leigh Chalmers, the special ex- amino. 0t tho 5 apartment Of Justice who visited Tucson and other points in Arizona in an official capacity last fall, was recently ordered to St. Louis to ex- anime into the Gllirs and accounts of |. $. Attorney Bliss, upon charges made by Robert l.. Lindsay. The latter gen tlemRn has since written to the Attorney General charging Mr. Chalmers with being drunk while making the examInR- tiOn, and of being entirely incapable of making any satisfactory examInation. The matter will be investigated.
 Major Kimball, chef Ouartermaster, has applIed for S20,OO0 to be used for improvements at Fort Lowell. This j. in addition to all sums heretofore Gp- propriated for water works and other expenses. The post IS to be enlarged considerably and made more attractive and several new buildings are to be erected. General kautz wlli take com mand Rt Fort Lowell on July 1st. and II will be the headquarters of the Eighth Infantry, with the regimentGl band at tached. They wIl arrive just m tune to EssIst in R proper celebration of the Fourth of July.
 It is stated that the body of Chas. B. Neiser, formerly of Florence, but more recently of this city, has been found near Deming in an advanced stage of decomposition. It is believed that he had wandered away while on Q spree and perished from its effects. A check for Sl200 was found on his person. MT. Weiser had been associated with Joe Goldtree in some mining property at the Owl Heads and had shipped several car loads of selected ore, from which good returns were received. The last ship ped was not SO satisfactory and Mir. Weiser started for Colorado some weeks ago, to investigate the matter. Fears for his safety were expressed a week EgO, as he had not been heard from, but the discovery Of his body solves horrible mystery. Mir. Neiser was at one time a member of Florence Lodge No. i, A. O. U. ".
 The Supreme Recorder and Secretary's report of the Ancient Order of United Workman exhibits the following finan- nial statement for 1885: Receipts, S33l,- GOO; disbursements, S32j, 3l9; balance on hand, SJ,65l; relief fund receipts, disbursements, S6l.4i9. The beneficiary fund showed n total of l2si deaths during the year, New York and California being first and second in and total beneficiary assess ments during tine year Of S2,jSg 46SSJ: losses paid amounted to S2 j66. 4jS. The total number of death losses paid since l the organization of the order is 7OO9. to Sl3,S7j. l47. The report | of the Supreme Medical Examiner em phasized Rad asked legislation on the | following points: Uniform medical ex- | animation blank: submission of all | proofs of death to the Grand Medical | Examiner, and reporting the causes of | death Tn Eng,Ish.
 On and after June 18th Ho.morrow) | ihe trans on the Iex8s .E Pacific rail | ray leave Fl PasO ll:J4 @. ID. and arrive here at li:3o ?. m. local IT Pa=o tIme. | trains leaving here at tte above hour lave elegant buffet Pullman sleeping ,ar coaches and baggage and mail cars through to St. Louis without change, i'd quick connections made at Fort | ' North at supper tune with Pullman ,htel car Tor Kansas City. Connection s also made with Pullman sleeping car or New Orleans Ht Marshall Tbg hange of time uiil enable the passenC- r to view the beautiful Rio Grande val ey by daylight, and as the trans will '.ss over the stgksG plains at night ]. f.e'ug hut .a- Ss-eA rIIuay. Lney i,i port Indian trGcsftIraT l.t-s ''lt.s-i-. lLT-.- h"ttSaCuIn arrieuiturnl country is visible to travellers on this 'oute. Much of the beautiful scenery ,B tine Texas & Pacific has heretofore been hidden from passengers by the darkness of nighf. but by the present Srraucement nothing but Q magnificent tretch of country can be seen between lere md the eastern terminus Of this 'oad. Tourists from the east, upon m the morning, will come Ipon our magnificent valley and become 'nchanted at the lovelIness of the pros ,ect lying before them. Without doubt, hts change of t.me will still further leip to advertise the beauties and re- oyrces of our surrounding country.- T Psso Herald.
 M. (. Dalton.
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