Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
WEEKLY CITIZEN
LOCAL NEWS.

,r5ys Bolsn. of Graham County, is ,,s,,ered st the Cosmopolitan,
 Mrs. Major Smiths injured eye con- ,:,-=, tn improve, to the great delight her husband and friends.
 Gspsral NJ. H. Sherman of Pheuix damned over one train to lay to attend ts some business before the land office.
 r,,rslla LaMont, one of the Warner street msidens, WAS consigned to the ;r. by his honor Judge Meyer, for being ;r9rk and disorderlY.
 posted notice on the Court House buirtin board announces the ssle of the Narrow Guage railway effects to satisfy s -udgment of B. c, Parker for two thousand odd dollars.
 Cbss. T. Etchells has returned from sp extended trip to California.
 1 good drink of VIchy adds lstgely to nssl-g life tOlersble under the broad er!n oi an Arizona summer sun.
 Tue building and Loan AssocIation heli s successful meeting last Mondsy evening.
 The City Council ought to make ar r,u.ements 10 extend the street sprInk- Eag. One team should be kept Rt 1t every day.
 Hon. P. J. Bolan. although democrat, isstrong protectIonist, ,snd will DO doubt take the stump this fall against free trade.
 Supt. J. s. Noble has been back ID the harness for the past several days and feels greatly recuperated by his Visit to the ses shore.
 II is reported that the Mammoth ,nine will recommence work early in Ju- ly. Supt. Johnson is now east but Is expected to return early ll July.
 Mr. T. D. Hammond. Dr. ". L. Ward xsl snd Dr. Kinnsird arrived yesterday t5u American Flag. Dr. Ward well and D. Kiuusird leave this afternoon for Florence.
 4 genuine Fourth Of July hu.rsh is to bs given st the park on that coming eysntlul day. It will especially be made gsls day for children, Mir. TicbeDor, c. the Soda Work fame, Is at the bot ton of the boom. and he has just enough push and enterprise abous him to make iis sucoess.
 Nassrs. Buehman & Hartgell continue Co improve ID the lIne of photography. Neither expense DO. toll has been shIrk- ei 10 th-,r effsrts to resch perfection ID th treIr particular lIne. TGss they bsvs l,ceeded is evii6 need by the ex- ceIence Of their work and the Sstistso- faction gwen to their patrons.
 Mr. Luke c. RsdHl5vich and Miss sras5vlch were married at she house o' Mr Anton Hittingsr last evening. Mir. K,ddlovich is junior member ot the popular firm of A. '. GrOsSe'ta & Co.,, sud Is held in high esteem oy all who know him. as Is also his happy bride Toe CITIZEN joins their many friends ID eItending congratulations, and wishes them sll tce joys of life.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges wIth plea sure an invitation to be present st the dedication of the Cincinnati Press Club Headquarters st the Center lirl BuIlt- ing, ID the 9gh instant But however good the Intentions of the committee they slngulHrly omitted the necessary transportation cardboard and also Eu order for s months board e. one o. the big hotels. However the oversight Is foraiyen inssmuch ss 1t sas purely acoI- dental
 Capt. Burgess, for the past several days in the city returned to his camp this morning. Ia conjunction with Messrs Gilman, SSsnlan and Wykoff he owns the Table Mountain group Of mines F..ussed l5 miles from the Mammoth and upon which about 2000 feet ot work hss been done. The ore is found Tn large and compact bodies, IS oxide ID character and high io grade. 4 chloride shipment of four tons made some time s!nce. gave return of 42 j-l0 per cent copper, The property IS now bonded sud ID far way for being sold.
 Southern California is making coDsi- d5rsble noIse about their blaCEberries, which while they claim will soon be in ihe market, Phenix has had ripe black b-fues for upwards of three weeks and dgu'i make any fuss abou. them. Mir. Wlspiey has been shipping them ID Bll directions for weeks. We noticed large quantity of them in his store yes- teriay and they were the largest and faest we ever saw. This valley will grow successfully all kinds of fruit and berries, and send them into the CalIfOT- nia markets enc month in advance of her earliest truit-GsZette.