Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JULY 2l. 1888

As the thermometer goes up ftcny ,oes down.
 The leave of absence granted First ,ieut. William B. Bannister, Assistant surgeon, IS extended tventy-seVen days. Miss Frye IS acting as librarian pend ng the absence of Miss Pomroy in Cal | fornis. Judge Scott has been resppointed | Snerial road overseer for Pima County. The appointment IS en excellent one. Pennington street is now undergoing repaIrs which willimprove its appearance materially.
 Dr. Odermatt Is engaged upon model of the old Tumseocari Church as com psuion piece to the San Xavier Mission now on exhibition ID Dr. Martins drug store,
 LB. Fitch of this city, was laid up several days this week with a severe at tack of scistica rheumatism, He IS now better.
 According to the Star mans affidavit inc CITIZEN office is better equipped for doing good work by ore thonssnd dol lars worth of material than IS the Star office. Thanks friend Hughes for your good opinion and candid admission.
 MT. John Bowers still continues 10 be & very sick man. IL is Co be hoped how ever. that he will soon be well and strong again
 Mir. Drake, father of Hon. c. R. Drake, is quite feeble, but hopes are entertained for his ultimate recovery. MT. Drake IS now nearing the eightieth mile post having ID his long and useful life seen two generations come and so.
 Mir. Alex. Levin has secured slesse on the old park grounds and brewery and has a number of employees at work put ing it in good repair. He purposes to nm 1t as g pleasure resort. He also in- tends to start up the brewery for the manufacture of beer so soon as 1t can be put in readiness.
 An Oid Fellows Lodgo is shortly to he started in NoSsles. Messrs. W. E Steyeps. Adolf Stienfeld, I, F. Coppel, W. ]. Sullivan and one or two other nigh Muck-s-Mucks in the order, in- tend to be present ct the installation ceremonies, which take place on Mon- dsy evening next.
 The Tucson Water Company unGer the superintendsnce of MT. Watts are enclosing their Santa Cruz property 4SO acres. with a good wire fence, prepgrs- tory to plapting 1t this coming spring It will be irrigated from surplus water of which there IS an abundance,
 The Pythian and Masonic Lodges in shis city have changed of their nights If meeting, Formerly the Mssons met Monday and the Knights of Pythias Thursday, but now it IS vice versa.
 The only presidential ticket not ID the field IS Vichy ticket. It only If prevented from running by the deter imitation of the masses to drink Il down.
 s. U, Shortridge, blacksmith, of this city, received news yesterday that his f8thar-in-lsv, o. Gallagher, was fatally injured by railroad acoIdent yester day at Burlington, Iowa
 pr. Martin has invented preparation which he calls sure Shot" for the extir patton of worms ID cattle, and the heal lUK kL MUuIu-- OANChAnCh A4O AnfN used this preparation are enthusiastic ID its behalf. Walter Vail, Meish and Driscon and other cattle owners thR' are acquainted with its uses now say shat they would not be without il. lt Ii but D cents per bottle.
 The 3t. Louis Republican, of the 26l ult.. SAYS: The leading cBttlemen nov n tha city report that the supply o gocI cattle is more nearly exhausted nov thaG for many years, The upward turr 10 the prices cGused by the deoreRseC receipts of heavy cattle which had untl then been almost drug, began May 2t and since then there has hardly been day when there were enough beef cGttl received at this point 10 supply the de mand. In twenty days prices hay made n greater advance than was eve made before in the history of hGnsa City.
 The following parties were burnet out m the Deming fire of the 1Oih inst Frank Eickox, blacksmith shop; Julie restaurant; T. s. Robinson, groceries Cattle Exchange Saloon; Wm, J. Hods don, saloon; Byron A. Knowles, sBloor Mrs. T. NJ, FeDdall, California hotel; Pc McGeeney. saloon; Hughes & PettJ fruit, candy, etc.; Glass & Allen, hard ware; Corbett & Bolick, clothiers; Gard ner S GIllies, clothIers aud dry goodi Wm. WOodburn, barber. Lcss. est mated, S60,000, Insurance, $35,00( mostly carried by McKeyes < Washing ton.
 At the cowboy tournament at Pre-: colt on the 4th, the following good rel ords were made: Stewart Knight esush threw and tied his steer ID l=29K; N NJ. Dicke in twenty seconds but th steer got away; Ezra Jackson, Is. Juan Lebss, 1I71s; Charles Meadow tbrew his in 59l5 seconds but 1t go away; Juan Lebss won mad he ws awarded the prize-s saddle valued !, $50. He and Charlie Meadows divide $50 prize for riding bucking horses.
 An antelope hunt occurred on Ih farm of MT. B. 6. Aldtich, two and half miles from town, day before yeste day, that presented some novel features Mir. AldTich has in his service severt Mexicans and Hsq1is, and while the were engaged at work in the field Thursday. one of them discovered large buck antelope ID the large fiel comprising 100 acres. Esch lsbor' was accompanied by the iuevis8b dog, and having no guns, the Mexican Ysquis aud dogs gave chase. As the al telope tired bis pursuers gained an finally a Yaqui gripped bis tail, only be promiscuously pitched in ditch fu ot water head down. Finally howeve their patience was rewarded and il men captured their game. An anteloT so near town within 6 fenced field quite novelty, So is the game law.
 The outlook for the development ( the mining interests of the portion { the terrItory near to and which vi eventually be contributary to Nogsles very encouraging and to use mild terl hstteTinC. In the old district, in th Santa Rita and PatRgo mia mountain work Is beBig done in 8 systematic wa In She near district in the PslaritC mountains large number of prospet tors are ID the bills busy st work. I'll ore deposits are not confined to any T, strIcted locality, but camps are found every canon. The woods are full ( miners and the ground seems 10 | "lousy" with Horn Silver. The rain season IS now upon us and the Pick an Shovel Brigade will be largely incree ad We will epdeayor each week ko r,