Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN
LOCAL NEWS.


 Mr and Mrs. Mark Ezskiels, Misses Beckie and Zettie left this morning Tor Nogaies to be gone several weeks SuDt. Smith. of the Locomotive mlne, IS in the city. He reports the mine looking well and the outlook good.
 The Nogalss Record threatens to va nose the ranch unless 1t IS better sup ported.
 Don Carlos Velssco has returned from Ph5nix. He thinks It wonderful httle city.
 Mrs. Herbert Brown and babies leave tonight for 8 summer visit to Santa Barbara, California.
 Ir. and Mrs. Al Bernard leave this evening on a visii to the eastern states. They expect to be absent for the next sveral months,
 Mir. Ira Hay wounded almost to death oy the Sonora train robbers IS well known heresbouts where he resided for several years.
 Mrs. R. 4. Johnson and her little daughter Emma, are in Phenix enjoying the hospitality of friends, She writes home that she IS well pleased with both town snd people.
 Nir. Kelley is reported to have pur- chase the Nogsles Record and such ma ter.al as was owned by the late defunct Reserve and will start 6 tri-weekly paper
 NIT. Colin Cameron is reported to have fallen and broken 8 leg and hes been taken east. Brewster Cameron accom- panied him. Particulars of the Rooi- dent are not known.
 On Monday next the Arctic Toe Con- pBBy will deliver with two wagons in stead of one as now. This will ebvIste all delays iu the delivery of ice, and end the complaints now being made on that account.
 The Gulf Coast Mining and Smelling Company st Crittenden, imported 153 tons of silver ore valued st S7.l99 through the Nogsles custom house for the month of April past.
 WE. Rowland has about thirty acres ot fine looking barley on his RiIlito ranch which he purposes to cut this week. This barley has been raised by being irrigated with surface water only.
 Mr. s. II. Franklin, of Jeffords & Franklin, while at PheniI last week de- fcated the attachment of the United States against ihe Mammoth Mining Company for cutting wood on govern ment land.
 Detective Thscker reached Benson last evening en route to Nogslss in quest of the train robbers. He expressed the belief that the four uncsptured robbers would soon be under arrest as officers acquainted with theIr whereabouts were close ID pursuit
 The auction sale of the contents of the California Wine House passed of satisfactorily to-day. fair prices being averaged all through. Messrs, Lucas 4 Hopkins did the selling.
 The largest and best soda fountain Q the Territory. the finest soda water .vichy) and tisvoring extracts in the country can be found al Dr. George Martins.
 hr. Max Werner returned to the Olive Camp this morning. He spoke hope fully of the Camp while here and says now that property owners have got down io legitimate bQSsr z nc fesrs of the .u1aie u;er neef Cling, but thi- med. Some ore merly'E'ot belng' rface work was going on.
 l.. W. Tatum, general manager of the San Ricardo Mining Company in Sono- ra. passed through Tucson to-day CD route to his home in Cleveland from which he has been absent for one year. Mr. Iatum is Bn exceedingly pleasant gentleman and bright and capable bus mess man. He would mske an excel lent citizen for Arizona If he could be induced to settle heresbouts.
 Supt. and Mrs. Noble leave for Cali fornIa tonight. MT. Noble having se- cured but short leave of absence will return in about ten days. It is hovey- CT the intention of Mrs. Noble to per msnently reside out of the territory. and will occupy her new house on the beach Gt San Pedro, making occasional visits 70 Tucson. Her many friends regret She departure of herself and family.
 Col. and Mrs. Richardson, and their grAaddaughter, Miss Wilbur, return to tHeir home in Missouri, this evening. One and all have many friends here abouts who wish them 6 safe journey home. and hope for their return st the close of the present summer.
 nt SlAuEutCI uOuoc OA 4ucdcks. F ueu N Z-ilweger situated about one mile north of Tucson, was accidentally des- :r.yei by fire last night. Total loss about 5000, no insurance. A new build inyis to be erected at once, on 8 larger ard more expensive scale. IL will con- tam many modern improvements for the gsciatsti0n of business.
 Nrs. J. II. Wood of Casa Grsnde was m she city yesterday but returned home today. While here she placed her little adopted daughter, Mamie, in the Sisters school where she will be educated. Mamie is s bright young Miss of some II or I5 summers and will undoubtedly make rapid progress ID her studies.
 The firm of O. Seligmann & Go, have. by mutual consent, been dissolved and succeeded by the firm of Adolf Gold schmidt x Co.,, who will continue the uusiuass as heretofore. The firm is one af the largest m Southern Arizona and by commendable energy and fair dealing aas built up big trade. The CITIZEN bespeaks for the new firm all the conf dencs reposed ID the old. and ii cer- tainly merits it. Mss Carroll, of Oakland, daughter of Nsster Mechanic Carroll, of the South ,rn Pacific, has been visiting her father during the past week and returned home last evening. Miss Carroll IS 8 oultI- vRted singer. and very kindly sang 8 solo Iu the Congregational church yes f=-day, delightIpg all who heard her. lt is to be hoped that Mir. Carroll will have a.s family move here. Qai1toa IS on the eve of another | boom and one that now bids fair Co | having staying qualities. The recent | pig stake ID the Peerless has sent the | stock up and spurred the company on to | further explorations iu tine mine. 4 contract for 1000 cords of wood has been let and parties are at present engaged ID delivering 1t, The mill is shortly ex- pected to start up and Quiiotos be itself once more,
 The San Carlos braves held an in.or- nal reception to-day on the court house steps. during which members of the Msrioopa tribes were one by one intro 4u,.l to Una visitors Inv tha old MRrino- l