Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Wilson is in the Oity from Benson.
 Hon. Samuel Purdy, of Yuma. is in the city.
 Ralroaders tie the track to make the trains fast.
 Dr. Hopkins has returned from a trip to California.
 Theo. l.. Stiles, Esqr., returned to-day from a visit 10 Texas.
 Fred Sparrow has charge of the new barber shop m the Fashion building.
 There were no documents filed for record with the county recorder to-day.
 Special Treasury Agent Lowell M. Jerome has returned from Q tup to Fl Psso.
 Postmaster F. A. Stevens came in from the Quiiotoss yesterday, on business matters.
 Nearly everybody will go to the park tonight to attend the band concert and fireworks.
 dr. Geo. F. Meek, of the Florence Enterprise, arrived thls morning on bus incss matters.
 Roskruge says he has already staked ths county and now purposes to stump II Tor county surveyor.
 Next Monday l.. Zeckendort < Co. will commence grand reduction sale of all klnds of summer goods.
 Ex-Mayor John s. Carr, formerly of Tucson, has left Los Angeles for San Francisco, to reside.
 Don 4. Sanford left for Washington this morning having been called thither by the illness of Mrs. Sanford.
 MT John V. Paul, son of ex-Sberift Paul, has accepted s position with Wells. argo & Co., at Stockton, Cal.
 |. s, Attorney o. T. Rouse left to- day for Phenlx, oD official business, and will probably be absent for several days.
 The Star IS again Tn error. The "vanity.struck moon calf" IS the contrib utOr of the Stars "orgnap editorials.
 Some philanthropist put a bullet through bowling 1og on Court street, ld-L ulkul. AuC ChIChSc Hac Aalu OA tIc street all day.
 The St. Louis Exchange has been re- moved one door to the east, where Andy Catanach still holds the throttle on the Lemps draught beer.
 Gsbe Einstein has built up a very sue. cassful tobacco and cigar trade, and he now keeps some Of the finest brands to be found ID the city.
 The Narrow Gauge railroad Is crawl ing out rapidly towards the Santa Cat E!Inas, and another fve-mile section will very soon be completed.
 There were many attempts to rain thi5 morning and the heavy clouds brought occasional showers, but not enough water to do any good.
 A letter from Santa Ana, Cal, received by Mir. l.. M. Prince, announces the birth, aJ that place, on July 17th, to the wife of Frank NJ. Gillett, 8 son.
 Miss Emma J. Monk to-day received principal of the Florence public schools. Florence Is to be congratulated on the excellent selection made.
 Mr. W. B. Groseclose, formerly Wells, Fargo X Cos agent n this city, and now holding like position in NOgales, Is also the U. 5. Consul Ill that place. It is an honor worthily bestowed.
 Alex. Shesrer, a resident of Charles ton had his leg crushed below the knee yesterday, Tn going between Fort Hus- chuca and Charleston, with his team. The limb will be Rmputsted.
 Altagracia de Otero, a Mexican, was admitted to bail in the sum of SjOO by Judge Meyer, U. $. Commissioner, charged with selling liquor to Indians.
 The report that Senor Carlos Velasco intended moving Fl FronIerizo to Los Angeles, has no foundation. Mir. Velas- GO will publish hIs excellent paper in Tucson for 10, these many years yet.
 Wm. Reid is corresponding with sever- al dramatic and operstic companies, and when the season opens ID September some very fine talent will perform ID Tucson.
 Messrs. Paul r. Brown and Willis P. Haynes took out huge tank of galvsn- Izej iron to their ranch to-day, into NL4lA Mattl VIII po puApSu lOl AAiAsh ton purposes.
 In the old San Xavier mine. a few days ago. two miners took out seven and one half tons of ore ID one day that asssyed jl ounces in silver and 60 per cent lead. 4 pretty good days work.
 Il you have any grave difficulty with ueIghbor, just call on Verdi Green, al the Scotia, for one of his famous Com promise" punches. They wlll settle even the national debt.
 Messrs, Estrells 4 Ochos are success sors to NIT. J. '. Eccleston m the msnu- facture of and dealers in harness, sad street, south of the postoffice. They have l a blg stock and sell very reasonable.
 MT II. B. Murray. owner of the Casa | Grande Chief and Locomotive mining | claims, two of the very best mines n the | Quijotoas, is sinking well on the west | slde of the hlll and preparing to erect fiye-stsmp mill. Lots of ore IS out or | m sight and the mill will have steady run for long time after it Is erected.
 Talk is revived of the investment of very large sum of money in Pima coun- | F capitalists. The proximity of the final of the Indian question Is es- tablishing better confidence in the safety to life and property here ID the future.
 Railroad bonds just received by the | supervisors are well executed, We think | the supervisors will, next week, sign I S31.U worth of them, for the first ten n les. One thousand dollars for each mile wIll be held back until the road shall be completed to Prescott.-COurier. Mr w. s. Neville came in from the San Xavier mining camp last evening, to rhip some ore from a mine he has leased. He will return to camp to- morrow. Mir. Neville IS a member of the art preservntive, and his successful venture n mining IS therefore recorded with the greater pleasure.
 The board Of supervisors should sp- point Q registering officer for the San Xavier mining camp. There are S6 voters now in camp, not more than 8 dozen of whom are registered. A voting precinct should also be given them as the next nearest one will be thirteen miles from camp.
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