Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-28
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr Loring $. Williams and wife leave for Los Angeles to-aight.
 Several large teams with ore from the Sic.niiy of Globe came in this morning.
 There was but little newspaper mall from either east or west last night.
 Cspt. Burgess returned to Table Mountain to-day.
 Mir. L. NJ. Prince Is unfortunately con fined Co bis home with 8 severe attack of rh5aDstIsm.
 The VIchy fountain was well pstroniz- ri io-dsy. It IS celebrated for its fire eige.
 The corn crop cn the RillIlo is liable t1 De a failure on account of the lateuess 0t the Tsin,
 Sure Shot" IS death to screw worms, No stockmRn csn afford to do without It. For sale by Dr. Geo. Martin.
 The Rev. Bsrnhsrt and wife came ID from Cleveland yesterday and will re rls.n over s couple of days. They sre e. route 10 California.
 There was a terrific storm in the hills Isst night snd for s while it thestened ta come here but finally skirte3 round Co She Sess. leaving Tucson in the dry belt.
 The Knights of Pythiss, in this oiiy. sppesr to be making good hesdwsy. On last Monday evening five new members were added to the roll of No. 2.
 Eighteen car losds Of cattle from Phe- nix, bound for Kansas City. passed through Tucson to-day.
 Messrs Mcclure and Neal, wood con- trsotors st the QIiiotoss, have com pleted their contract. Mir. McGuire is now in town and Mir. Neal is expected 10 shortly.
 It is ruuored that the Hang Lee group of mines ID the Southern Belle iistricI, has been sold for a large sum oi money. Parties interested gre now said % be examining the property.
 There was, said MT. Strauss, who recently returned from San Francisco, considerable talk about Arizona, but It vas largely confined to Yuma and Phe- nz, the former town coming ID for the greater share.
 The Rillito Ditch Company have let out contract for the burning of 2OO,OO0 brick, to be used in the construction of 8 new scquduct which will replace the broken cement one. This means that the company propose to go to workIn earnest.
 Mr. William Zeckendort is confined 10 his house suffering from a severe sur gicRl operation which he underwent a few days since. He Is poE in 8 fair vsy TOT recovery and will sgaia soon be out.
 This is reported by bee owners to be She best year for honey ever known here The reason attributed IS the constant towering of the mesquit and cst-clGv bushes. Many hives have svsrmed and gone wIld and the woods are sad 10 be fall of them.
 Word comes from the Oracle thst hessrs. Mckay and Bruce have struck 6 big How of water in a we'll they were en- gagged in siuking. Grass Is coming up splendidly not only there but also all along the San Pedro. The rains through snst entire country have been unusually copius.
 The body of Mir. Galloway will be shipped to his friends, in Texas, this evening. All Knights of Pythiss mem bers have been instructed to meet st Coroner Bsird's Undertaking Establish ment at o'clock sharp, 10 escort the body to the tram.
 On Friday next the Yavapsi Democrat vill make it's bow to the public. II will bs published by E. 5. Clark ia Flagstaff, "In order to relieve sn urgent necessity, and at the solicitations of many friends The CITIZEN wishes the new oomer .oog life and prosperity.
 Recent developments ID the Hercules Mime, CRbRbi district, have opened up some wonderfully fine bodies of ore. Should these indications at a good mine continue for another month an addition sl force of men will De put on aud the mine developed for all it Is worth.
 Messrs. E. B. Hogan and Frank Marsh came ID from Nogsles this morning. MT. Hogan IS the well known blacksmith and wagon maker of that thriving buTE and Mir. Marsh Is proprietor of the Crys- lRl PBlsce Saloon. They will be detaIn- ed here on business several days.
 The Brotherhood of Railroad Brake men, of which Mir. Galloway was a men, Der, will send delegation with him to Marshall, Texas. Mir. CallswRy was in slrei Tn the brotherhood for Sl,OOQ which amount will now go to bis rels- lives. He WAS, 1t appears, the sole sup port of two sisters and young brother.
 The Democratic slate for county ofh- cers, up to the present, IS reported to te Rs follows: Sheriff, Frank CoI; Assessor, J. k. Murphy; District Attorney, Joseph Campbell. The informant reports that The recordership and tressurshIp are still unsettled. There are three sspiranis for inc former office: A. Barry, Nick Os- born and Finch.- Herald.
 The little daughter of M-. and Mrs. Ma1imsno Vega, residing on Jackson street died st F o'clock today, after sn illness of about & weeks duration. She was aged eight years and ssid tO have been unusually bright and wlnsome for one of her tender years. She was sn only child snd her loss IS deeply te.t by parents and friends.
 MEL. Wetmore continues to push the work on his ditch. He has now about one and a half miles completed together with several large reservoirs. The latter he purposes to use Tor the storage of surface water, which Will be sufficient to irrigste the land he now has under cultivation. As soon as he osn get capital to Rssist he will push the work on tIll successfully completed.
 There was born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Chss, Kresham st 4:30 this morning, hand some daughter. Chsrley's comments on tue earthquake which occurred inmedi- stely after this important event was, "I knew something was going to happen Congratulations are in order.
 Mir. J.J. Chatham is ID from Nogsles. "Jem" is 6 live newspaper man and wide-a-wake Republican. He contem- plates starting 8 new weekly paper ID Nogsles in the near future. It will be on She Republican side of the fence with both feet. He has the best wishss of the CITIZEN for success,
 The efforts of the Atlas Copper com- pany Co exhaust the water n their new well has proven unavailable and there Is reason now to hope that operations on the mines will soon be resumed and ssesdy shipment of copper bullion be the FssuIt. The well is 602 feet and the