Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.


 Every express brings h large numbers ,gl-ult and shade trees.
 Wheeler q Perry rec sived a carload of r--v fine peach blow potatoes to-day.
 Tn. city IS infested with trsmps, and ,-.-s II not for our efficient if ,ers taere -,,.at be great many depredaEions. T5-ut. 4 II. Patch. of Fort Huschucs, a, -sitlnx friends st Fort Lowell. InIs is 1i. first visit nere n several years,
 R,b;. Psul Jr., brought iD 55 head of .srr.- for Mrs. Nilber yesterday. He nov has charge of her ranch.
 N- Rars.oE, secretary and treasurer 9t-e Mammoth, Is ID the cIty for few isys.
 N.E.J. BroEn. of the firm of H. B. D5.sz < Co.,, e1pecls 10 move out to ils pfz-enpIlon claim next Monday.
 The Times Publishing Co.,, of E. Paso. have received very large shipment of nsE- and job Ink, and are prepared to S.sI orders a. DostOm prices.
 Swan P. Nelson Is sJiIl lying danger 8,s.g i.l st the hospI-al. IL Is feared nt E..l not recover.
 J1iye Duff, he Register of the local [. .. Land Office, Is stl.l quite sick sI h.s residence On Camp street.
 Frank Hereford was sgsIn lucky last sv-n1rg snd threw the wInn.Dg number m ,ne rs-H. for the beautiful saddle horse oi Chie. Roche,
 PhznIx is arranging to have the Ray r,on6 and Wn.tcomO excursions stop there next year. Tucson ought to fol- low s1lt,
 The Lsnfen season commenced yes ts-isy sad for the Text forty days the faithful vilI De very particular about their conduct.
 Hon. T rzsu R Wise,vite and dsuEh- Ter arrived from the east yesterday. They will go out to their ranch in the Santa RItRs SD ] remsIn some time.
 Mir John Boucher. who built the Ray c9cceutrsting works, but who for the past year has been operating lns New Ms1-co, IS ID the city on business.
 Surveyor Hicks has jus; completed 6 comfortable frame house on his home stead entry north of town and settled down 10 groE up with the country.
 Mr Louis By is suffering from sn s.tsck of infi Q tory rheumatism and has for the past week, been ccahned 10 1ls bed,
 Judge Monk. Sup.. f Schools for Co., caiss county, recently held 6 very sue Cssst1L teachers institute ID Tombstone. Eastern excursions seem to come ID patches. Twenty-Five Pullman sleepers sre expected to srrIEe 10 Fl Paso about the lS.h.
 The smiling couutenance Of Mir. Van Euren l. again seen on our streets. Van says he thinks he must have brought the boom with hIE, there seems to be so much life here.
 Pleas ant, comfortably furnlsted rooms are n great demand; let all who have spare rooms, advertise them, so that the many strangers ELo are h0ekigg ID, can be comfortably quartered,
 Mr. J. V. Walker. of Phenix. Is msk- inE T1cso1 a brief VI It. Ar Walker IS sbrother of J. E. Waker we'll known here. and, like him. IS very Eenlsl, The bsll given by the Select Knights iL!s evening at Masonic HsN Ell no doubt 0e 8 very enjoyable affair Sie Far: has charge Of the retrrsbmen p, E-,h will be served in ReId's OPers E0l=e.
 Mss SIbyl Sauderson, the San Fran csc0 young lady who recently ms1- her debut in 6 grand opera n Paris, Is s cs.ee ot Mr. J II. Orm-bY. msnsger for t1e Western CnIO1 ID thIs city. Contractor Sullivan F pushing oo tbe s9-s o' building the University. The soaad has b-en prepared for laying the slols 'oundatinn and a large force Of ue1 are at work taking ou. stone at the >1lTan qusrry-
 EN. Fish has been turning out very s1peror qualIty Ot i pur, since adopting ne roll-r process A. long as hrst- Class article can De had here, merchRnts s1oqIi not segd their orders to Crl-- .1rlls. By patronizing home industry ts money Is kept In the countrg.
 Lodge of the UnIted Order Of Hon 1' Ess recently organized here VIII tVsnty-three charter members They 1est ou the second and fourth Sa,ur- -sys of each month 4t Masonic hall. E- pleasant gentleman.
 The AdeIphi Band of Holiness left .lst evening for Tempe where they VIII io.1 services for some time, and then p'oceed to PhealX. hls band IS nn- g1esuo0ab!y doInR 8 great deal Of good, tad IS composed of very earnest WorK- s;s
 Phil Crovat. well known here as the -scent proprietor of San A9vIer Hotel, Ahs been appointed trsveling frleght and pssssnzer agent for the A lantc q ssciic company. Pail is a great rustler s-i VII De 6 splendid msn for the posi- t01.
 II Ar, John Gardiner is engaged setting 2? steam pump st Mar;coPa, Elth '3pacl.y of seventy thoUsand gallons psf hour. This will be Ihe largest steam gaup ID the territory and without .o15t the first one for the purpose Of Irsation on large scale. lis reported that Mrs. Neal, mother ~Engineer Cnas. Neal who died from Gs effects of n 1rles received In the late s.E0ad accident. while en route c. Oak and tue body Of her son, r. ceived dis sI,h stating that another son had been e1Tn to pieces Oy powder. This double E'tl5n was 70 ore than the poor woman @l-i stand, and the shock killed her,
 11e Tucson smslter IS now ready to Reeve ore of all classes, IL is to be -l2ed that as soon ss it starts, it VIII re s-F5 ore fast enough to ke-p it con- aalty running Mr R. H. Paul, gen SA nslsZer. will furnish rates on ap- .-eail9n, and sll c pmn1nications should addressed to hIm.
 Bishop ?. Bourgsde, Vicar Apostolic
 A'lz1na, s-rIved by this mornIng's
 aA after sn ab euce Of nes'ly ten -.Ncs passed 10 France. Italy, and
 -5f Darts of Europe. He wss vel G-7l home y depusation of uur .@aoLe citzeHs, who were snIIOIs to
 their congratulations upon his asDpy rsturn.
 p-Ie' Geo. Newton. of the Holiness t~l' oas re-tei the corner of Pennin2- 'ea Church reets. formerly occu- - oy the CITIZEN, and will establish T-slon there. % be conducted by the s'a Band of Holiness. Mr Newton I ., eo ak