Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Tbs children Of Mir. Chas. ]. Freess bsTe been afflicted with t6e diPhtherie E-r tbe past week, but are Improving.

Tbs children of Mir. Chas. ]. Freess - beeu afflicted with the diphtheril f1r the past week, but are Improving.
 N- F. P. VanKuren won a mule at a rsflle last nigh;. He will use 1t for sn elevator at the Calaoasss railroad de pot
 I, has been two weeks since copy oi Ina Tombstone reached this office V-Iafs the matter? not suspended It IS hoped.
 Frank Milteuberg and wife will make .-,s,f to San Francisco, of several weeks. T.ank may conclude to purchase R fine t-r,r ranch in California and settle down III that state.
 7f- VA. Scott has added to hIs list .t insurance companies, The Accident Y,srrsnce ', Company of North America, .Isonly company in America which de- ,,tss is entire capital to an exclusive accident business.
 The ,ropositlon for the erection of a usrfsfeld shelter in thIs city Is open aniy fo My Ist Quite a large block oI ..oek nas already been subscribed, e,-.i,,ent upon the whole amount be- ing taken.
 A., oei,ar's car of the Wabash, St. T--,,s - Pacific railroad WAS attached to ,ts' r-yni.r east bound express ut Casa G-s,i. this morning and went east. ,Tta' nart,es had been looking at some mining properties in Plnal county.
 Tr, If Mir. C. R. Drake's children are o,1valesclug from the scarlet fever, and smother has been jrst taken down with 45s disease. It k not Of a violent type sn8 tha pbysicisus, aided by the good nursing and care gwen, keep the maiady well under control.
 Billy Reid asks: Am l correcs ln ouot!uC, 'Becauss the cur mas bitten me. shall l bite ihe cur: Perfectly correct. but dou't quote things or use Isnrnare to a cur. Take PIcket from fine fence and lam the life out or the thing.
 .Vis an i'll wind. which blows nobody .,x ,oo5 T.arery4- G Holmes rent has bear relur4d SJ0UO per month, which .-,.srs ;bay will for the future sell stll. i15,e- tbsn ever The postoiics removal is most beneficial tO the people on this scoring.
 $. Mansfield returned tbis af ternoon from Tombstone. In spe king of him the Epltgph says: "Mr. Mans falI has made hardworking aud con- s.ieutious member Of his board. It is owing to uIs exertIOns that our neigh boring county has had several necessary roads built at very moderate cost
 MT Chas R. Drake returned from bis trip through Mexico, yesterday, having been called home by telegram amour cing tae illness of his children with the scarlet fever. He had experienced quite a yenturesome journey through a won- deTiui country of which the world out side knows but little, and he seems to have been benefited by the trip. Congress Hall is undergoing 8 th0rougl course oi repairs in snticipa- ton O: good times coming. The pRrti- tio1 has been taSel out of the large bar room; the awning outside has been raised: the interior is to be all repaper- cd and new covering Of hnoleum will be placed on the floor. The surveyors os the Calabasas rail road are now ia sight Of the court house Jf this city, driving their grade stakes as they approach Just when the whistle VII blow Is not stared, but I, will belch forth its vibrations some time time dur ing the current year.
 pr. George Martin has returned from B visit to h,s ranch, and IS again among the pills, powders and potIons, with a new lot of drugs and ehenicalsiequgl 10 tbe emergency of an epidemic He keeps only pure goods and always com pounds pTescripti ns with the utmost | accuracy. day or night. All sorts of l druggists notions ard fancy goods may | also be found at the Church Plaza drug | sl1ra.
 The famous Woodpecker mine, in Pi1aI county, was sold to St. Louis par ties last Tuesday, and cheeks on St. Louis sIven to tbe amount of S3J 900 n payrp therefor. This mine was for rr called the Ca0lla and was owned | T e. II. Oury and others. They allow rl the claim to run out and tine parties who have now Id for S3J,0J0 relocated f. together with an eXsensioa. This was quite fortune to les slip.