Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-11


 Board of Railroad Commissioner
 meet in KiDgman June 14th, Prescott
 June 17th, Flagstaff June 18th.
 Billy Elliott has been offered 8 posi-
 tiOn on the railway mail service. H'
 TIll not accept 1t.
 The old and dilapidated adobe build
 ing has at last been removed from tho
 lot adjoining the M. E.. Church.
 S. W. KIuney, mining man from l White Oaks, New Mexico, is in the City
 passing through on hls was to Cali 1 fornia.
 Ernest Flohr. German, was examin- ed before Probate Judge Wood this afternoon, on a charge of insanity.
 fter hearing testimony, and Doctor Spsncer's opinion, the accused was discharged.
 Charles O. Brown is putting a new sidewalk on the Meyer and Congress street fronts of his Congress Hall build | ing. It will b, ot 2-Inch plank. It
 was an improvement much needed.
 William O'Neal, of YavapaI. George F. Coats, of Marlcopa, w. K. Meade, of Cochise, Press Behan of Yavapai, rhos. eoreD, of Cochise, and J. NJ Thomas, of Graham, are in the city at tending a session Of the Worlds Fair Com missioDers.
 The Commissioned officers of N. G. A. will take vote on the 10th instant for Colonel Major J. H. Martin, of this city seems to have the inside track for that honorable and responsible pc 1 sition.
 The regular semi-annual teacher's ex- animation IS in progress in this city. There are but two applicants Ethel Edmunds and Miss Ada E. Key, of the Alameda Rancho, six miles from Nogales.
 Perhaps the only burglar alarm and call bell attachment ID this city, has lately been put in l.. Rsdulovich's new residence on Toole Avenue. It works 70 perfection, and seems to be neces- city in any house, for it Is useful and ornamental.
 Meetings are being held In all the counties of the Territory for the pur- pose of discussing and making prepara- tons for Worlds Fair exhibit. What is the matter with PIma that it has not done the same. Let there be meeting cal!ed.
 The threshing machine lotely import ed to thIs valley by the Eagle Milling company is doing splendid work under Capt. J. P. Maish. It will get through threshiug this afternoon at c. A. Stew eds place near the hospital, md the ma chine win be then taken to Casa Gronde to thresh Thos. F. Wilson's crop of 600 acres.
 NJ. s. Snyder leaves for New York City tomorrow for the purpose of locat ing there. MT. snyder has been a resi- dent of this county for a number of years, in winch he has flied 8 number of important position s, and. in which he has large circle of friends, who wish him much prosp- rlty wherever he may cast his lines.
 c. A. Stevens, whose place is not 'up the Santa Cruz" but near the hospital, raised thirty bushel of wheat to the acre this year. He had fifteen acres, and, he says the wheat Is liner and oct CT than he ever saw it Tn any country, he berry being plump and full of meat" Verify, the Santa Cruz Valley IS fast developing into a fine wheat section.
 T @ finishing touches are being ut on "rne Delta" which, when con- plet1d, will be one of the best app int ed saloons iD the city. The work is beire done by A. w. Stiffel, who is de- -erv:ng of much credit, for it IS certain iy ali elegant job. Felix L. Blanc says shat he only intends to keep tirst-class goods and first class place.
 The writer begs to acknowledge the receipt, of a fine specimen of the fulvus tree duck Dendrocygna fulva) from Mir. Wm. Reed, who secured 1t at La Osa Ranch. The bird is a female and in fue plumage Its habitat is given by the authorities, as the "Soutbern border of the United States (LouIsana, Texas, Nevada, California; and south ward" It is therefore to be expected here, but notwithstanding this it is ex- tremely rare here bouts. It IS we be- Here, abundant on the RIo Grsnde.
 J. E.. Tallmage will leave tomorrow from Benson with a tram load of cattle for Orange junction, Montana, for J. 5. Day, whc as lately purchased 2,400 head of feeders from Labadie, Proctor and Bernard Bros, of this county It will take him from twelve to fifteen days. MT. Tallmage thinks that this is the right serson of the year to ship, as ttere will be no danger of snow slor ms and snow biockades on. the route | He was caught in snow | blockade last year over the same route, i bat 1t was on the 22nd day of May, year ago at Denver.
 No newspaper that is local in it's in- | terests can ever be supported without | home patronage, and every man should | be interested in keeping up home pa per. If road or some public improve | ment Is wanted, the newspaper is ex- pected to work for it. If public meet | ing Is wanted, the newspaper is expect ed to work for it. If 6 public meeting IS wanted the newspaper IS called | upon for a notice. IL section is mls- by the outside press the home paper must vindicate it. If any of the societies have a supper or recep- tion of any kind, the newspapers are to give the complimentary DO tice. The newspaper must enumerate and put sorth the superior advantages of sOii, climate and scenery of its section, IS well as give the people of the place a handsome notice occasionally. And ct some people do nothing to keep up their home D per, and make it credit and honor to the community in which 1t IS published.