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

LOCAL NEWS.
 The supervisors adjourned to March
 6sh.
 Juise Barnes returned from Tomb
 stone yesterday.
 and have lad out their court iu Levin's Park.
 County Surveyer Roskruge left yes terdsy for the head of hIs big water
 ditch.
 Esa' Fowler has been relieved from
 duty st San Carlos, snd will join bis
 troop at Fort Huachucs.
 The Alssks Free Press, dated Jsnu- sry l4,h, published at Juneau, Alssks, was receivsd to-day.
 W. H. Sutherland came in Riverside to-day win 6 sIx-horse load for the StmpllDg Works from his mines in the Pioneer District.
 Sheriff Shaw after safely landing Doc Smar', the condemned train robber, in tn Y1us penitentisry returned home Saturday.
 Bishop Dunlap is expected in Tucson sImetime during this week, and will no doubt hold services at one of the churches next Sunday.
 IL is reported that the City Council have refused permission to the denizsps Of Maiden Lane 10 plant trees thereon. That locsliy, m their opinion, being al. together little too shady ss 1t is.
 An old drunken woman was stranded ID Judge Meyers court to-day. She was let off with a reprimsnd on the strength Of her many promises for re- form.
 Judge ]. T. Fitzgerald. of the Clarion. IS ID the city, The supervisors of the Graham county have contracted with him for the publication of 5000 copies of th. Resources of the County, at 6 cost of $500. Tnls means prosperous times for Graham county.
 The Council committee to which the road across the bottom was referred. Ye- ported Saturday evening in favor of this much merited enterprise, and work on same wIll be begun at Rn early date. The contribution by the county of five hun- dred dollars will materially aid the pro- jsct along.
 Lsst winter tomstoe vines at the Qlj Itos produced as early ss February, the fruit being large and we'll grown, but the present winter ths frost cut broad aud deep snd lovers of garden sass" whereabouts have been obliged to import such truck from Tue son.
 A queer case of misplaced confidence vs' up beiore Judge Meyer to-day. 4 party whose credit was below par, sdroI'iy went security for another, and | got away vi the swag to the infinite | dIssu-t Ot the scceptor. If he don't | pay you wilF got the msterIsl but | II failed to produce the coin.
 All those desiring to win that hand | some gol watch st B. B. Dodge & Co.'S. | 10 1s' guess lively between now and the | b h, a, on that day the committee will | nut the beans, and the one coming | th- nearest will receive the watch. This | is an opportunity pever before offered; You c 4n buy groceries st bedrock prices aud at the same time have & chance of winDIn handsome gold watch. Fl05d
 Leutensnt Gstewood has been iu- ssrus.ei to prnc-ed to San Diego with s proper gus'd and coDduct Kid, late list sergeant, Com osny A, Indian Scouts; As kI-ssy-la-hs, late sergeant, Company A. 1 IdIsn Scouts, B a-cho-On-dath. late private, O1m psny A Indian Scouts: and Nfcon-qu'-say. late corporal, Company A, Il1isn Scodts. to the military prison at A.c ltrsz Island. Cslitornis,
 As 8 shsi tree the elder or alder is finding much favor, especially in Tucson vnere more trees of this sort are being 1 planted than all else combined. In the , Atsnt'c states the alder IS but an sn- nual snrnt, but ou the Pacific coast it is s1 evergreen and becomes 6 tree of no 6 mean proportions, the stem of the tree { being sometimes 8 foot or more iu di- smetsr. lt grows rapidly and is ss ( handsome Rn appearing tree as can be ( found. C Hbn H. O. Boone, liueal descendent ot ID ,nlel Boone, bsckwoodsman of h h;n'ucky, ID company with Dr. Adler, gave the CITIZEN pleasant call this m oruIng. Mir. Boone Is 6 resident of ( Grshsm county, engaged ID merchandise d lng ID Duncan. and IS a member of .the Hon. o0 srd of supervisors who to-day are doing mere to bring the resources of Q the county before the public than any O similar body of men in the territory. Mir, f Boone IS @ we'll educated gentleman, a a good business man aud credit to any com muDity. a Supt. Isaac D. Smith of the Locomo. S tive Mining Co.,, IS temporarily in the O city, and wGIle refusing to become the D victim of Set interview as to the pres- o snt outlook and future prospects of Oui- c Iotos, he stated that the Locomotive a mine was open to inspection by Ii anyone wishing to see 1t. They have a a aood mine and consequently have noth- k ng to hide. The company, however, q ,eed a mill and one will probably be f o 'rscted there ID the near future. For s . ime they hoped to lease that owned by V he B 'nsDzs firm, but this the company Il 'laim to want for their own use, and as V hey have sn abundance of ore the prob A ibllIty is that it wIll soon be working on V he output of the Weldon. About the rs lamp everything looks favorable and v lood results Can safely be predicted. tC