Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

now commandRnt At Fort Lowell.
 County Clerk M s. Snyder is in the city, preparing to file his official bond.
 The MormoDs want to sell their Utah possessions and go to Mexico to colonIZe.
 Hon. Chas. R Drake hss returned home after business tnp of week through the adjacent counties.
 Mir. B. A. Stephens. formerly of this city sn i at one time reporter on the C1rIzEs, is TOW editor of the Pomona, OslifornIs, Progress,
 The Uuiv srsity regents today elected Dr. J. c. Handy its chancellor, who is. e1-officin president Of the board of re- g nts. The bard went out this alter noon to eI mine the proposed site for the University.
 Supervisor R R Richardson has gone to his home at Franklin, Pennsylvania, having been adv ced by telegram of the dangerous illness of hls mother.
 Mr. J. B. McOrorey. the asssyer srd metsllurgist, vii leave in few days for New Mexico, where be has accepted positi in charge of a very promising property that Is being placed upon a productive basis.
 Paul Morouey seems tn have frighten ed s tImid San Franciscan with bis mouth. He was only experimenting with his vocsl powers. for he is surely too good nstured to do any one physi- cal injury.
 Mir. W. R Wood, of Carlisle, Penn. |. in the city to spend a few weeks. He will make s careful inspection of the country and its resources before return ing home, and 1t is hoped that he will see enough of the natural wonders that exist here, to excite 8 lively interest among PennsylvaDians in Arizona en- terprises.
 Mir. s. s. Arnold, of Charlton, Iowa, one Of the promoters of the Hunbolt miDIng company, will spend several weeks ID this section. looking after hls interests He is one of the sterling aud stirring men that rouse up the dormant en-rgies of the p-ople. aud be would make h valuable acquisition to the resi- dents sf Pima county.
 The St. Lotus Globe Democrat locates the Southern Belle mine in the Ssnts Catalina mountains, California. The o-O lo rctp6Cl- fully informed that these rugged noun tsIns loom up their frovnIng battle mebts 8 dozen miles northeast ot the city Of Tucson, sDd the Southern Belle Is ont of the best propertIes in Apache land.
 Afr. Douglass Snyder intends to sup plement tbe water power for his mlll at Warmers Lake with steam, to meet the increasing patronage of the grist-mill This will give a surplus of power. snd he will probably place the two-stsmP quartz null in thorough repair to treat free milling gold and silver ores. This would prove to be quite 8 convenience to the miners who are extracting small quantities of dry ores which they desire worked chesply.
 Mir. l.. J. Wagner, chef engineer of the Stockton Fire Department, CalIfor- mia, IS 10 tbe city, on hIs way to Texas with some fine stock. He Is taking a leisurely trip and making observations ss he passes through the country. He finds many old tune scqu 4intauoes ID Tucson sDd while Here the utmost cour- tesIes were extended hIm by the local fire depHrtmt Mir. Wagner has brought htupt Stockton department to 6 high state ot eficIeucy and has added to It msny appliances Of his own invention. He will be welcomed in Tucson at any time he may be pleased to stop oTsr s.>
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 judge 5: |. F FrlzSsfsd. editor of the Clifton Clar ou, arrived yesterday and will spend several days ID the city. FuZ wears hts newly acquired honors with dignity, and locks happy and hand some.
 A couple of Chinese Sullivaus met in the helIs un the Santa Cluz yesterday and measured strength. All rules were dispensed wlth and a rnuxh-snd-tumble racket lasted until officer Lucas reached the scene, and arrested one of the san Ruinary pIgtsIls.
 A train of cattle going to California from New Mexico, was dersIled near Glls Beod, early Sunday morning, and seven cars were overturned and partly demolished, either killing or manning the cattle bey Ond hope of recovery. The wreck delay ed the east bOurd passenger about nine hours.
 August Piper. one of the proprietors of the PIual Brewery at Globe was mar rird on the evening of November 24th, the happy lady being Miss Augusta Boh-e. Probsre Judge Swssey. of Globe tied the kGot g4lly and expeiItIonsly The cITcumsiAbce was the occasion for a grand demonstration ofioy by the many friends of the bride and groom, End there vas nothing lacking to make the event one of the most enjoyable that has transpired for many years ID the mountain town of Gila county.
 Band of Hope No 2. held 6 very sue cessful meeting Saturday afternoon. The following officers were installed for the ensuing term: Superintendent Eu- gene A. Brown: Assistant Superintend- ent, Mrs. O. E. Down; Secretary, Mi.s Netue E. Prince; Treasurer. Mss Nj SRe-tlaud; haplsID, Mrs G. Fl Adams. U hers, Miss Sylvia Kennedy and Miss CHvtnaugh. The baud will meet ID flu ture at 3:l5 Friday afternoon, iD order that children from school may attend without inconvenience.
 Oue of the most f5urshing of the pop ulsr resorts or the city IS the San Fran CISCO Exchange, at POI South Meyer street. Charles Reyeser possesses the happy combination of pleasing quall- tI-r that suits erybody, snd be IS sl- way- careful to please his many cu-to- ners He keeps the celebrated Bocs beer on drsusht and siso St Louis and Milwauk~e beer; fine i'm ported and dom, ste wines, hqu rs snd cigars and every tniDg usually found ID a first class bar The exquisite German and cold lunches served to order constitute 8 popular feature of this house, and numb-Is of business men often d op ID for these agreeable refreshments. dur ing the day or evening. The lunch room is quiet aud secluded and tbe guests are surrounded with comforts that they fu ], appreciate Call at the San Fran cIsco EIcbaI ge snd see how easy the