Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.

The Southern Bell mine began crush ing ore to-day. Vichy is the best snti-hot weather, antidote that wss ever invented Judge Miller of Benson Is in the city attending to business. Dr. Odermst. snd family snd l.. N. Prince and family, returned last night from few days recreation at ARus Os- hente. The Belt says that Andrew Maurel, of Globe, this year produced and sold S1.OOO worth of melons from an acre and half of ground,
 Dr. J. Pool, writes the CITIZEN that body of rich ore has been struck six miles north of the Hot Springs, west of the 9sliurs mountains. The Democratic primaries will be held oe the 18th of September and the County Convention on the 27th Of the same month. Mir. and Mrs. Jas. K. Brown were made happy for the fifth tune, 8 few days since ey the arrival of 6 new daughter. The CITIZEN extends its congratulations.
 General Johnson and family sooom- panied by several friends leaves to-day for Oracle where they purpose to spend week or more snloyIng the good thing of life.
 MT. P. NJ. Bicknell of the PhsniI Her aid came in from Tombstone last night. He reports matters prosperous but quiet to the south. Re leaves for home to- night.
 Mir. ", B. Livingston and his mother Mrs. Livingston. returned from San FrsncIsco last evening after an absence of four years. They will appear as wit nesses iu the land case of MT. s. N. Shortridge.
 The Bsbee Democrat Published by Editor Desihersge sticks well to the in terests of that camp and will in all pro bsbility make 6 mining winning, Suo- cess to II.
 There will be 6 grand dinner at the Palace tomorrow, one of George Ray 6eld's old time get ups. Enough will be prepared to feed multitude, therefore let the multitude attend.
 Honorable Peter Bolan, chairman of she Democratic Central Committed, has changed the dsie of the meeting of the Democratic Convention from August 26fh to Sept, 3d.
 The Nogsles Record has doubled it's sise Both the Herald and Record are now eight page papers Although both have patent inside they gre full from corner to corner of good rendilg matter. n. unIlo-brsh hsa xar.ovad h,a of- Zoe from Congress street to a more available location on Pennington street. He will hereafter, occupy the offices re- gently vacated by Drs. Mstas and Orepin ID the kstss block.
 pr, Martins vlchy fountain is in oper- stion for the first time to-day. For the little sum of ten cents you esn see how finely It works. with 8 tvo-bit glass of fine vichy thrown in. Don't fail to get there.
 Hr. s. M. Shortridee met with . bsd s.cldent c few days sincs. He was thrown from 6 horse sad his collar bone broken. Evidently bis days for riding bronco horses are over.
 Born to the wife of Mr. Gust. A. Hof . daughter. The little stranger made ats bow on the worlds stsReiS estsfdsy at- ternoon. Mother and babe doing we'll. And 50 far es known Gust. is all right Congratulations in which the CITIZEN joins. are in order.
 Rev. U. Gregory. moderator. has issusd call for meeting of the Central Ari- Zoua Baptist association, Co be held in Phenix on October 26th. The session will doubtless continue for several days Delegates gre expected to be in attend anoe from all the churches and missions in the territory.
 DeYelopments in the Buckhorn mine ID Superstition mountains. sbouttvsDty miles from Mesa City, show ledge seven feet in with. the ore yielding silver, cop per and gold, snd ssssyinR sS00 per ton. Free water for power is sbundsnd and timber enough for all purposes belongs to the property.-Gssette.
 The poss-ofice at Tres Alsmos has been discontinued and the amount of annoyance caused by such picsunish economy to the settlers on the Lower Ban Pedro. can hardly be appreciated. Probably when the next election returns have been tsllied of there vIil be some hope of the office being reinststed.
 Rev. O. Fl. Adams, D. D., will hold religious services, on Sunday evening, ip the absence of Rev, Mir. Gunnet, who s on 8 trip to the mountains. If the wes- thsr is favorable the services will be held on Mir. Adsms' lawn otherwise ii will be held in the church, and either case the bell of the church will be rung,
 The following figures show the in- crease of the taxable property of hsrl- cops for the past four years are correct, as they were furnished the Arizonsn by the careful deputy treasurer for Mari oops, J. ". Orenshsv. Here are the figures: 1885. total taxable property, 42266 TIP; 1887. S2. .342, BIO; 1889, S3.276,- 2O9; 1888, s4,O4 97s. We are proud of fhe steady growth of our oountry.-Ari- xonhn.
 Allie Marshall young boy about IT or IS years of age was seriously but it is hoped not fatally injured st the depot early this morning. He, so far as csn be learned, fell on the track and two loco motives passed over him, almost denud- ing his body of clothing snd bruising him up considerably. The most serious cut IS one which extends down the left side of his face and scross his chin. He was at last accounts still uncorsc;ous
  recovery. His father resides in Phenix.
 A fatal shooting affrsy took place si Psntano this morning, It Is said that the deceased, Frank Beaumont by name assaulted Engineer Frank Conn when ID self defense the latter shot him, the bullet entering the center of his throsi and coming out back of his neck sn- tirely covering the spinal column. Word was telsgrswhed here and Judge Meyer impsnneled jury of six and left al once for New Psntsno, tho scene oi the tragedy. The verdict wss justifis- ble bomicid. The courtesy of the South srn Pacific officials in plsoing . loco motive and csboose at the disposal oi the jury and also tor other fsvors CT tended to them is deserving of especial notice.
 Edison has invented 6 new dinner clock which talks. Instead of striking the hour, it speaks it. At dinner time 6 voice issues from the clock and says dinner time" also '1 o'clock" "2 oclocl atc sst ths case may ha Another dsvir<