Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

mos. Ol fS Ill tue city pertaining to land matters.
 Judge Barnes has returned to the city from Florence.
 Governor Murphy was in the city yesterday evening.
 MT. Albert Steinfeldt has returned from tFlp through the southern por- tion of the Territory.
 MT. Gomez, on Church Plaza. repairs watches and clocks and does all first class work of a first class jeweller.
 Mrs. Tarbox, on Pennington street near Church has some nice comfortable rooms to rent.
 MT. D. s. Thomas and daughter, from Arizola, are in the city to-day filing upon lands in that favored locality.
 Two or three wagon loads of miners went out to the Canon Del Gro mines today.
 Mir. W, R. Moore, of Colorado. now has large landed interests around Ari- zola and IS now erecting a nice brick store ln that locality.
 Mrs. Miller has 8 number of neat
 
 street, we'll furnished.
 Ben Heney when last heard from was taking Tn the beautiful ocean waves st Cat alina Island. From there he will visit San Francis co.
 Mir. Elisha Crane, one of the best farmers in the west, IS in the city from his ranch that is located in the great agricultural valley around AriZola and Casa Grande.
 Bishop Bougarde when last heard from was at Santa Fe and would go from there to Silver City. He is eX- pected ;n Tucson the first week ID Sep tember.
 MT. NJ P. Freeman has returned to Los Angeles from Catalina Island and will then visit Santa MonIca, Coronado Beach and other interesting points and expects to reach the City of Tucson about the first of September.
 Out at Lagonas north of town yester- l day there was quite a pleasure crowd | enjoying barbecue. There was music | and dan ncing and much enjoyment. l The occasion being the celebration of | wedding that took place in thus city l lately. There was about 90 or 60 ladies | present.
 Eugene Middleton IS prepared to car " all express matter over his lire with | security and dispatch. To insure the | delivery of packages by Wells, Fargo & | O.. at Casa Grsnde, they should be | plainly marked in care of Drew Stevens | & O., Casa Grande, Arizona.
 The Catalina Island correspondent of the Los Angeles Times says: "Messrs. H. c. Tenney, Judge c. w. Wright and w. B. Hopkins, created great deal of merriment sporting in the waters adja- cent to the bath house, yesterday after noon. Playing cars, ball and turning somersaults were among their gyra- tions.
 Yesterday evening quite a number of sportsmen were out just west of the city having gay tune wInging Sonora 'pige- ons snd doves. The birds offered an eX- celleut target for prGcticed gunners as they were flying over head single or in t~os and threes and by the number of bags full of birds that were captured it looked as if those who were doing the gunning knew what they were about.
 The circular issued by the Southern Pacific says that no live stock or per ishable freight, including fruits and vegetables, will be accepted hereafter, for points on or via the following routes: The Philadelphia and Reading, West Shore and Nickel Plate, Lehigh valley, New York, Lake Erie and Westert, via Buffalo, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Chica O and Grand Trunk, Michigan Central, Chicago and Erie, New York, Chicago and St. Louis.-Pros- pecter.
 H. G. Howe received letter from Lieut.. Bryan today which was writnen fro n Guadalupe canyon. The Lieut. is in change of the escort to the boundary survey. He states that the entire party will be there for two weeks and possibly more. There are 45 cavalrymen and 40 infantrymen of the escort. Mir. Howe will go there iu few days to make survey of the San Be-nardino ranch for John Slaughter and preferred to do that work while the surveying party was stationed dthere.-Prospector.
 Mir. Goldbaum of L. Zeckendorf & Co.'s large furniture warehouse, says, notwithstanding the dull times of sum- mer months, we cannot complain of the amount of trade we nave received. "I have found DO difficulty in disposing of 8 good amount of carpets and furniture. Yesterday found Mir. Goldbaum very busy after the rains arranging the ware rooms for new arrivals of carpets, furniture and a full line of new and handsome goods for the winter trade.
 MT. Joseph H. Dorety. of 527 Com- mercial street, San Francisco, represent ing fine printing and lithographic inks, varnishes also manufactures printers rollers and compositors, is in the city today previous to his extended trip throughout the Territory. He is a pleasant and worthy gentleman, has a good word for Arizona and It's future and will no doubt receive from the press fraternity such patronage as to con- pensate him for the visit from the Gold en Gate to view the scenes of Arizona.
 MT. Adolf Bal of the Wieland Brew cry Co.,, of San Francisco, who has been for nearly a month quite sick and con fined to bis bed IS up once more look ing very much improved In health. He was busy writing letters this morning when the reporter called upon him. By the skill of the attendant physician and the dIlligent and affectionate care of Mrs Bail the patient is gaining strength rapidly and will shortly be able to be out once more enjoying the fresh air and carrying forward the purport of his official duties.
 MT. James Gardiner of this city re- ceived a telegram from MT. John Gard iner, dated Moravia, N. r., Aug. 24, an- nouncing the death of his little son Joe, on Monday. Thls makes two of his lit tle ones that have been taken from his family within the past two weeks. MT. Gardiner has the sincere sympathy of his many friends in Tucson who can feel for those in an hour of bereavement and who themselves have experienced the heart pangs that have called them to witness their little babes placed in rh m l