Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
V EEKLY CITIZEN.
SArURDAY. JUNE g, 1888
LOCAL NEWS.

MT Chhs. H. Howe oGe returned from ayaostIou trip to Albuquerque. The Southern PacTtc pay csr arrived yesterday, and tine boys are in cireun- sts1ces again.
 A ihe mercury rises in the bulb so aoes VIchy n the estimation Of lovers of good cool heslthtul drink.
 Mg Don A. Sanford returned yestel- day from three weeks tr1p Co Wash inRion.
 The CITIZEN desires to acknowledge eourtesies extended by Editor Penning ton of the DemIng Headlight.
 The Florence Enterprise appeared last week in a new dress which improves the appearance of the paper very much' Mir. c. H. Horne leaves in @ few days to take charge of pump on the South eFn PasIfc road few miles from town. Mir. Wood, of New York, very pleas ant young gentleman has accepted 8 position in thu U, s. Land office.
 Mrs. A. B. Sampson left last night tor summers sojourn among friends in California.
 Col. Durr is in receipt of a whole train
 
 will be made tomorrow.
 Mrs. L. c. Hughes left last evening fer Pennsylvspis to visit her daughter, who IS at school there.
 ". B. Hopkins lost his constable badge this morning. He would like the finder to please return same Co him.
 Charley Brkenteld will reopen the Exaha..A street ia about 8 week or ten days.
 Mir. Tbos. Cordis has engaged with M-. A. Hittenser and can now be found ID the wholesale liquor establishment Of that gentleman.
 The foundation for the university IS nearly iinIshed and the work is pro- gressIng with all possible speed. gla1es st the work will convince any one inst 1t is there to stay.
 Telesrsphic sdvices from Florence this afternoon state that eX-Sheriff Ga briei is worae than be was st this time yesterday, and thst symptoms are less favorable, fever having set ID.
 The building snd loan association meeis ibis evening ID the City Hall. There wiIl be slSO0 70 dispose of .c the highest and best bidder.
 On Decorsti ID Day morning MT A. E. Simpson plucked 75 roses from four year old rose slip growing in his yard. s14 this morning he counted 50 others full bio ~n.
 Lou Mgr.in, one % the most popular engineers Of theSouihern Pacific is be- iuz urged by his friends to run for the Legislature Text election, on the repubiI- eau ticke.
 The Do Y of Mrs. Vejil. who died at Paotsyo Sstur lay. was brought to the ci'y Tor bu-lsl yesterday. The remains on arriVal Were taken to Coroner Bsird's uud sriskins stab ishmeDt and renamed there tlll taken to the church.
 8irt the notorious ex-edItor and pro- plneIor of the Phenix Advance and for Tn0-e apprehension on charge of black mailing. B warrant was recently issued. psssed through Tucson, on an emigrant ear last night bound east.
 Supt Ben Williams of the Copper Qleen met the surveying corps at Ben ton last evening, that will run the final survey of the Copper Queen R. R. from Fairbanks to Bisbee. They expect to have cars running into BIsbee by next December.
 Joe Hummer WAS found this morning nearly dead lying 6y the wsyside twelve niles south of town. His head has been fesrfuliy cut and he was almost unrecog- nizable for blood. MT Tom King came in for doctor. and left at once with aid for the wounded man. If is not known get. ss to how he came ID that condition. Messrs. James Flynn and W. Brown ste working the Felix mine about slI nilee from Tucson. The indications, at present for 8 good property, are excel lent. IL is to be hoped that they will be rewarded for their labor and eTpendi- tn,e by finding a bonanza.
 The store recently vscsted by Mr. Judd is being attend and put in shope for occupancy by MT. J, IvRncovioh the well known fruit dealer. his present quarters being inadequate to bis bus mess. As 8 merchant he IS both enter prisins snd accommodating and is de- serving of his success.
 Mir. L. D. Ohillson was in the city 6 few days since from near Yuma when for the past several weeks he has been engaged ID surveying and taking out 8 ditch for 5000 acre alfalfa patch eastern parties porpose 10 put in. He has the work about half completed. A change has been made ID the Sun | day services at the Congregational Cnufch on account of the warm weather. | The morning service has been suspended. | and the Sunday School will now meet at | siI o'clock D. 10. instead of 12 10. There | gill be the usual preaching service in | the evening. M,. Ira Carter returned yesterday | from Mir O. Buckalews ranch south of town. He reports the crop of alfalfa as | being exceedingly tine, less than l5 acres | cutting and stocking over 10 tons, or rather more than five tons to the acre | h about ten more days another crop will | be ready for the mower. Tbere has been some talk of 0 Sun- | day eIcursIon to Phenix. Reasonable | rates for the round trip could no dcub; | be secured, and the train could leave | here early m the morning and return | late in the evening, making very pleas | snt trip. Perhaps the railroad band | conld be induced % go slso. General W. E. Barnes. representative | 10 the Supreme Lodge A. O. Q. w., | passed through Tucson last evening on | his way east. By invitation, prior to the | AeeuhS oI tne supreme Looge, ne VIII | deliver addresses in Atlanta, Macon and I Miiledsevlle, Ga, and also the Up church eulogy at the memorial exercises | during the session. A very rich placer 6eld, it is reported, | vas discovered one month ago about 50 | miles southwest from Altar. Sonora | upon lands belonging to General SernR | II is said that about four hundred men | srs now ct work. Three hundred of | them are working for a son of the General. | Twelve dry washers are slresdy st work | and more haze been ordered. One hun dTed lsborers left Hermosillo last week | for the new camp.-Prospector.
 Joe Phy and Pete Gabriel. the ac- count Of whose shooting match in Flo renee yesterday, is given on the first | page. sre both well known hereabouts. especially Ply. He was ID the water .tullraas he Gap1ara fo. !