Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 Mir. Will Carlisle IS sgsin quite sick and confined to his bed
 The supreme Court recently adjourn ed to meet on the "a. of July at Pres- cott.
 General Howard has assumed com mand of the department during the sb- sence of General Miles.
 The Nogsles Record is of the opinion that Hon. P. J. BolRn contemplstes starting 6 campaign paper in that town. Judge J. T. Fitzgerald of Solomon. vile, proprietor of the Clifton Clarion. IS ID the city. Net very nervous either. Mir T. A. Woods, brother of Paddy Woods, IS an old acquaintance of Pierce Ford at Fsyette, Mo.
 Mir. ". A, Cunning ghsm of Dudleyville came in yesterday to consult Dr. Handy in regard to an sttsck of neuralgia m The chest
 The Gazette would suggest the name of Belvs Lockwood for the head of the home rule ticket for Arizona this fall ss Hughes is going to force us.-iazette. Mir. c. RoulIier, proprietor of the Southern Pacific Hotel, at Yuma, IS wis iting the city. He says that business IS good and that he is going to give 6 grand ball on the 4th of July.
 A gentleman recently from the east states that he travelled es far as Fl Paso with Baron Resvis. The Baron inform ed hIm he was going to the City of Mex ico on business after which he was oom- ing to Arizona
 Quincy, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Cass. Stevens died yesterday from SD attack of brain trouble. The funeral will take plsce thIs evening si 6 o'clock. Nr. Stevens is brother of Mrs. O. Buck slew and F.A. Stevens of Qullotos.
 Billy Arlington WAS greeted with 6 very good house last evening, and the performance given wss fully up to expect ations, H is without doubt one of the funniest minstrels on the stage. This evening be gives performance si Fort Lowell
 Twenty-eight cars loaded with mules. wagons, scrspers and other necessary supplies will srriTe st Fairbanks to-mor row. It IS part of the outfit to be used in The construction of the Arizona < Southeastern rsilrosd--Prospector.
 The San Francesca Exchange has re- opened in Ksne's old place on Cor gress street, with Charley Birkenfeld st the helm. All kinds of wines, liquors and cigars will be kept on hand, but good lunches and cold beer will be his forte.
 Marshal and Mrs. Meade have re- turned from their trip east. Mir. Meade says the entire Mississippi valley is solid for Gresham, as well as most of the south ern states, and his strength is incress- ing all the while. He also says Gresham and Sherman will have the most strength os the first ballot.
 Hon. Chss. R. Drake, president of the Republican club, and Ool, Zsbriskie, chairman of the Central Committee, will call 8 meeting to rstify the nomin stions made at Chicago as soon as they are known. For while we have very little voice in national affairs, We don't take 8 back seat when 1t comes to enthusiasm, sDd ws ratify as strong as suy of them. Mir. J. M. Berger of San Xsvier brought n this morning, seen this year. The soil at San Xavier seems perfectly adapted 10 raising fruit. and Mir, Berger thorough ly understands how to do it. He has a nice orchard and vineyard planted there, and in another year will be able to sup ply the city with @ great deal.
 About one o'clock this afternoon peo- pie were startled by the violent ringing of the fire bell. Everyone seemed Co be running down north Church street, and upon investigation It was found that chicken house belonging to Austin Moss had caught fire and was soon consumed The wind was blowing hard at the tune and sd it occurred any where else might have been serious. The fremen ss usu- al were promptly on hand and sverted further damage.
 The well of the Atlas Mining Company is now down 425 feet. James Quiggle who has the contract says the last hun dred feet has been through 8 very hard fine grained rock. A singular thing about it is that Tn going through this hard rock the water kept rising ID the pipe The company will go down q thousand feet unless they get an unfsiling supply at @ less depth. It is to be hoped thai the Company will strike artesisn water, and every thing now points that way.
 The dwelling house of Julius Caesar, on Allen street near Second, was enter ed by burglars Thursday night. The thieves gained an entrance by cutting . pane of glass from the front room win dow, and raising the same. Afser ran sackIng the house sRd overhRaling the trunks and drawers to their hearts con- tent, they departed. Nothing was taken so far as heard from. IL behooves our citizsns 10 keep a sharp lookout for thieves, and do not forget that there is Q standing reward of S100 for the appre- hension of burglars found plying their vocation within the city hmits.-Pros- pec.or.
 The importance of publishing disso- lution notice in any case of @ change of firm is shown by a case recently dscided at Erie, Pa. A note was given for S2, ,5O0 by former member of the firm and the h:m's name sisped to it. It was dis counted at ths bank and the maker of the note appropriated the proceeds to his own use. Being unable to collect fl when due, the bank sued the firm for the amount. They showed that his con- nection with the firm had ceased before he made the note, but, as they had not published .he dissolution notice pre- vloEs to that time. ss required by law, judgment wss rendered against them American Banker.
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