Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Lieut.. Mcdonald, Fourth Cavalry, ia at Fort Lowell.
 There was born n this city, on Friday Jnly 10th, to the wife of F, :. Romero, a daughter.
 The guards at the city jail are now Messrs. John Lambie. Geo. T. Martin and II. Ii. Clifford.
 During the absence of the clerk of tue District Court Mr, Charles kreshen will have charge of that office.
 Len Harris is again in the city, have inE been at Yuma during the late ses- s.0n O. the district court, and secured the conviction Of four out of SIX men who broke into the Southern Pacific cars,
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sresoyich have returned from California and so soon as he closes up his business here Mir. Sres- ocich will go to Los Angeles to locate and engage in busIness.
 4 marked resemblance has been noted recently, between the atmosphere oi Tucson and the Alpine uIr of IyroL The quality is about the same, the temDera-
 
 JuTe being the oEly difference.
 Ir. |. Il. Mason, brother of Mr. J. \. Mason, will leave ID s few days for a more northern latitude. His health has been quite poor for some time and a change Of climate Is necessary.
 Prof. Dana Harmon has been engaged as principal of the public schools, and MT. P [. Brown, Mr J. C. Smith, Mrs r. J. Warren, Misses Bean, Royce and BOrtOn have been appointed teachers for the ensuing school year
 Supt. Arthur Macy. Of the famous SI Yer k,ng mIne, who has been in the city for the past few days, left to-day for tle mine. MT. Macy IS not only . thoroughly competent miner, but 6 pleasant and agreeable gentleman, and be has many warm friends in this city
 The District court Gt Yuma has ad. io1rEad and Judge Porter has gone tu California Co rest. The whole supreme court Ut Ar zOnS Is now absorbing ozone ty the broad Pacific and they are doubt less just as happy as though they were norspirng under the wOOlsgck in Ari- ZEaa.
 
 immigration for ATIZOna is ever awake to the interests Of the territory. He Is now engaged In arranging printed infor- nation n his office for shipment to San Francisco for the meeting of the grand army reunion. He has made arrange ments tor the distribution of this matter which wlll aggregate several thousand c0pics.-PEeulx Gazette.
 \ couple cf fFrenchmen wlo were min Iug n tle Red Rock district were robbed by some Mexicans recently. Judge q. E. Manning assisted them to follow ;L- thieves uud they were tracked to NoCaIss Ia Sonora, where they had disposed of some of the property. They w..e Mexican citizens and therefore the eztTaiIGUu laws could not reach them. The Magistrate, however, informed Mir Manning that # positive proof could be brought that these men were guilty of the crime charged, he would punish them anyway. Such a remarkable de- sIre for justice Is worthy of notice on the frontier.
 The CITIZEN speaks in bold aud manly ferns upon the proposition advanced by the LpItsgh In reference to the past diff fereuces between the counties of Pima and Cochise. The Epitapn has viewed thIs skUikIug in the camps of each with much disfayor, ID the past, and we felt II to be our duty to endeayor to unite and harmouIze ali past differences, if any there be. Now that Pima has ex- tended the hand Of fellowship to the citizens of Cochise, we will warrant that the hand will be clasped in the warm grasp oi friendship, which will for all time to come, characterize the dealings of those two sechons.-EpitBph,