Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

E. Ellis, representing the firm of Sim mons 1C Co, Is in tho city to-day.
 No freight trains vent through last n.ght; Q very unusual occurrence.
 The park management are busily en- gagged upon preparations for the Feast.
 W. $. Read, Esq. of the Fashion, re- turned last night from months trip ID
 Jle east
 Tho Duquesne Mining O. will put on q large addition to their force Of men vsry soon.
 pr. Peters, of Pittsburg, who is eX- porting the Ray mlne, left fer Riverside this morning.
 The railroad boys have a theme for discussion which seems to interest them very much,
 NIT. ]. II. Tedley IS buslly engaged counting money in the $. T. treasurer $ office at San Francisco.
 The American and French mines, near Harshaw, are booming and pr' }erous. Both are shipping ore constantly.
 Harry Drachman is acting as cashier in the l.. ZeclEendorf x Co. store, during the absence on a vacation of tine regular cashier.
 Wm. Armstrong. an engineer on the road. has just returned from q trip east, where he has been to see the 'old folks at home"
 The Crittenden Land Cattle Co. skipped GO head of steers from Critten- den on the 9th to their cattle range in Nebraska.
 Hughes & Stevens have fixed up the building opposite their stcre, mailing up the windows, and hereafter will use 1t as q store room.
 JIM. Quiggle's crew. Of the Reymert mine, are in town, and report that five miles of pipe have been laid to facilitate business there.
 An enormous tank-2O,OO0 gallons-is to be put up in the near future for the Mammoth Mining O. Hughes t5 Stevens are to do the work.
 The mill of the Eagle Milling Com pany is kept running seventeen hours a day. This shows a well merited apprec itaion of home industry.
 At the last meeting of the board of trustees of the City Library, MT. J. NJ. Ormsby was elected trustee vice Earll H. Webb, resigned.
 At meeting of the Masons last night it was decided to enclose their cemetery with a substantial wire fence. It will be completed this month.
 James Finley, Esq, of the Hermosa mine, is adding crushing capacity to his mill which will allow him to work from 20 to D tons of ore daily.
 A match game of ball will be played on the grounds back of Lavin's Park, between the home nine and the Fort Lowell team, tomorrow afternoon.
 Capt. Hillard. of St. Louis, who has been seriously i'll at the hospital, with pneumonia, mas so far recovered as to be up, and expects to start East next week. l
 The Fl Plomo, at Salero, is in prosper ous condition, and on the return of Col. | Weir from the east, who is expected m a 1 few days, the mine will be worked moro | extensively.
 The Eagle Mills Telephone is all com complete, and is a perfect success ln | every particular; the speakers voice at the other end being heard half way across the room.
 Mir. J, Spring yesterday made a paint ing for the Arizona Pioneers. with the | characteristics of Arizona, the horned | toad Gila monster, and the cactus, which | was a fine piece of work.
 The Philharmonic Band are putting | in full time practicing. Eleven o'clock | at night finds them at it, and before six | this morning music could be heard com | ing from their direction.
 A good appetite is essential to good | health and loss of appetite indicates | something wrong. Hoods Sarsaparilla | creates and sharpens the appetite, assists | the digestive organs and regulates the | kidneys and liver. The Hoods Sarsa- parilla this season. Sold by druggists
 Lyman Smith, a boy who drives one of the carry-all teams, and who has pretty hard reputation, was brought before Judge Meyer today and sentenced tc pay $ fine or take seven days in jail for striking L. Carrillo's boy, on the 4th ol July, with a whip.
 Night before last stack of hay be longing to Cirrillo Leon, together with 6 new wagon standing near it, was burned about half q mile out. How the fire caught is net known, but it is thought to be of incendiary origin. though it may have been caused by some careless smoker.
 Suit will be brought at the next term of the District court by Hon. c. M. Strauss against G. ". Cheyney, to re cover salary as superintendent of public instruction. Mr. Strauss claims that he can show some letters from Mr. Chey- ney that will make mighty interesting reading.
 Union service tomorrow evening at 7:30 on the lawn of the Methodist par soaage. corner Pennington Street and Stone Avenue. Sermon by Rev. c. 4. Buchanan of the Baptist Church. Sun day School at o'clock. The regular S eryices at all the protestant churches will be suspended during July and August.
 Hon. John o. Dougherty of Tota Wreck, is in the city for the first time in the past several weeks, and is being enthusiastically greeted by his many friends. He reports that one and two tenth inches of rain have already fallen ! in the vicinity of Total Wreck; cattle he says, are in fair condition although pasturage on the ranges thereabou Is comparatively poor.
 4 man named Napier was brought up before Judge Meyer this morning. for a disturbance yesterday. He | had an order on l.. Zeckendorf .G O. for SiO, and left it in Mir. Dunn's saloon, to be taken care of for him. Later on he came and took it, and got drunk Yesterday at II o'clock he came back and said that he wanted "my stuff ano insisted that it had not been paid him. He called Mr. Dunn a thief. and raised big row generally. He was offered his choice of Sl0 or ten days in Jail.
 This morning the people In the unpel end of town were givensa great fri sht 4 horse and light wagon with litlle boy T