Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Mir. E. D. Crumb route agent of Wells Fargo .& Go. IS In the city oO basIness.
 l.. C. Toney, assistant surgeon L. 5. A has been ordered 10 Fort Lowell for daty.
 Nr. Il. R, Smith sn old employe oi Wells Fargo & Co. IS here wrestling for return of good health.
 Dr. Crepin. City Health officer. left for san Diego 8 few days sInce, He ex- pecti to be absent for the next several mouths.
 IL IS reported that the Southern Pa cifc railroad purpose to rebuild the hO- tel st Indio on B much larger scale than the one recently destroyed.
 The Tombstone Epitsph will reissue ss daily on Monday neX.. The pru- pr!etors and publishers are Geo. l.. Peck < O.
 Mrs. j. 5. Bsdgley of Phsni1 died % tae train between that place and Mari cops. Sunday last. She was 21 years of sEe.
 The recen; ordinance by the city council, prohibiting boys under b year. Of sge from driving teams on the street, vss iudIcious move n tine right dIfee- sioD.
 There has been 8 change in the eI- press time on the Southern Paclno ot fifteen minutes, The esss bound train now srrIves at p. m. and the wess bound sI l2-l5 a. 10.
 Mir. Wm. Reid, of the Scotia flies his flag alone to-day, he and Mt. frAzieE having desolved partnership. The Soo- lis always was & popular resost and a. wave will be under its present manage ment.
 The little baby of Mir. and Mrs. Krox Corjett. lies much ID the same condition S it dId week ago. There IS however still sad to be same hope otIts recovery.
 Mir. Lotus Ezeikels, the Hon. P. II. S. ihe Mammoth. Is In the city. He re- p5rts that the search for the body Of He young man drowned ln the Ss1 Pedro about two weeks since proved unsysiling. IL was ID sll probability taken down stream and may never again be heard of.
 The little three year old daughter O. Mir. and Mrs. NJ. F. Rogers is lying dan gerously Ill with diptheris and no hopes on entertained for her recovery. She uss one of the brightest and sweetest li,,ls children in the olty and was much beloved by sll. She is sn only child. gTbe bIg Vichy fountain in Dr. Mar tins drug store Rill soon bs ready for a business fig. Then by B simple " st s' he wrist the engineer can syrup up !. h U of the same wrist the cbsmps'gu Nlcby vlll flow. For 8 good cooling drink there IS nothing ID the world like NIcEy.
 Messrs Jacob Fl. KenglB and ChGs. R. Kepgls reached here from Washington where they reside, yesterday morning and have taken quarters at the Cosmc- politsn. Mr. Jacob H. Kengis IS the father of the Kengls brothesF, of the form of Kengls, Wser and hengla, now engaged iu the manufacture of leather by the Cans Aigrs plant prOscess. Ine! spurpose to look about the country with 8 view to future investment.
 Arrangements are being made by agents of MT. H 0 ker. the Sierra Bonita cattle king, towards placing, this winter, Ou our alfalfa fields and feeding grounds of several thousands head of beef stock. The pasture on the southern ranges gets rather slack toward the middle of the winter and this plan of shipping hither and feeding IS apt to become yry popular with cstt!emeD. Our a. fslfs fields are extensive enough to stand considerable Of it.-Tempe News.
 The report thst Mir. Arthur Macy has teudered his resignation as sCperDten- n- uy. is somewhat premature. MT Macy hss for several months contemplated ui- timgteiy removing from the territory. but his resignation has not yet been ten dersd the company, indeed, 1t IS stated uDon good authority that the company hold Nr. Macy and his capabilities m tbe highest estimation and will be 10th to uaFt with his valuable servlces.-En- terPrlse,
 FfCaribool Brown wlll leave to- morrow for San Diego, Cal, where be formerly resided. In speaking of hls dypsrture, this morning, Mir. Brown sad that he expected to vote Tor Presl- cent this year, and although be has been s lifelong democrat be would cast he ballot for Harrison and Morton. He T. one of those true blooded Irish-Ameri- cans who Is not wiling to surrender the interests of Americans to British free traders. He said thst under wise pro teetive tariff Legislation, the country had grown to be the strongest and most prosperous iu the world, and he could not follow his party over the free trade Lue.-Journal Miner.
 Mir. WI. Whepley, the famous frul' simmer of Salt River Valley. still COZ tnues to meet ali expectations aud suI- ply all demands for fruit. The best CT cbsrds in the Salt River Valley are un- der his control and consequently inc fruits shipped are always prime erilsles' Fresh from the vine and tree 1t hnds i;. way to his packing rooms snd thence almost direct to the tables Of hIs cus- toners. Mr. Whepley sells only to the trade the trade m Tucson should there fore give him the whole of their patron age.
 Mgrcus Aurelius Smith, the delegate from Arizons, returned this morhihg from the Deleware Breskewater. where be has been fishing. He brought oSaK with him an S-pound bsss. when WAS sarved up tonight st ChamberlIn.s <, ID honor of the rennmination of Major Martin, of the Second Texas District The dinner WAS very elaborate affair and was attended by number ot Con Fressmen, including Vsnce or Connec- Ncut, Cummings of New York, Gibson of Maryland. Toole ot Montana. and the guest of the evening. Major Martin Globe Democrat.
 The complaints made that the city ordinance torblding boys under b years to drive teams through the streets are somewhat previous inssmuch a7 ihe charter of the city states that DO or dinRnce shall go into effect till ten days after it's final passage. The ten days on the ordinance n ques- Eon will explain to-moEow when the ofieers will look to its enforcement The passage of this ordinance WAS s wise one, but the Council should have zone a little farther shd prohibit all boys under I5 years of age being on the streets after p. ur without satisfactory cause
 From 8 passenger who came in on brGdshsW's coach last evening from Bls-