Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25

, Ionto Basln Wlth young colIs anu calves.
 Dr. Trippell of Globe has purchased
 a fire eighty acre tract south of Mesa
 City.
 Rev. Cook of Sacaton Indian agercy
 if temporarily sojourning at the Indian school at Tucson.
 Mir. Pattern prominently identified in
 the vicinity of San Pedro country sub
 stantial rancher IS in Jhe city on visit. 1 Mrs. Geo. Latimer wife of the young ' fireman who lost h s fe ia the wreck of | No. l9 left for Portland. Oregon, ,this morn | lng's train.
 | The financial committee and commit 1 tee of arrangements of the 4th of July celebration will meet tonight at 7:30
 at the board of trade.
 Hon. H. E. Lacy from La Osa, chair man of the board of su pervisors has re- turned to the city. He is looking iu fine health.
 Inspector Pete Jensen of Nogeles has
 been transferred to the La Usa Custom
 House, many regret h's departure from Nogales as he was we'll liked.
 Parties just returned from Nogales note the fact of increased stage travel. Vest rGav there were passengers on the up trip and Scoming to Tucson.
 Mrs. 4. Wm. Neal. composer of the Arizona Schottische" has just con- plsted the Oklahoma March, the same is published by the Pacific Muslc Com pany.
 Mir. D. Drummond, U. s. deputy surveyor has a contract to survey Town ship South Rarge II east on the Gila river about 6 miles above the town of Florence in Pinal county.
 James Green of Minas Prietas is still 10 the city. and wlll return U his dutles 1t the Colorado mine as soon as ne IS sufficiently recnperated to resume his duties.
 PheUix shipped two car loads of bal ,ey. t'yo ear loads .of hay and carload of merchandise one day this week. All tlis was formerly done oy California, -ow it's home prodnct. home patronage.
 School election for trustees takes place Saturday from g d. 10. to D. ID. at the old school house on upper Con Zress street. So far only one candidate 1 |. F. Richardson is in the field.
 This IS Thursday, and Thursday 1 night IS park night and park night | means to take your sweetheart to park | square to enjoy the fresh open ar and lister to the artistic music of first | class band.
 MT. Tom Sloan of Harshaw is in the | city. He represents Harshaw as being | unusually quiet at present although | considerable chloTiding is constantly | going on. With an advance in silver | iiarshaw would again boom.
 MF Zepgler, engineer of the Southern Pacific Company, has been sick and | confined 10 his house quite a while. He | IS out again ana convalescing rapidly | under the balmy influence of the wealh- er He IS gr4eaed by his many friends and w9ll-wiebers.
 A gentleman visiting Tucson on his way west from E. Paso aud Colorado, | says that this depression Is not local | but seems to effect other paIts of the 1 country That he found the univerF al l sentiment west of the Mississippi strongly in favor of silver.
 Joseph H. Wade, Chas Carroll and Lawyer Dan Htzard are n the city i from Gila Bend. They have made a established a large store at Gla Bend. The Dttch Co. pad out o7 ,000 few days since and claim to nave 8 large stock for additional uses.
 Mr. Jas Edgar of Detroit, has just returned from visit east He meets ,Is wife aB0 daughter "a this city and ogether they wall leave on the tirst Uf leXt eek t) enjoy a summers recrea- uCn IL the mountain regions Of Las Vegas.
 There was quite a number around ;he ,u ietin boards oi Sam Drachman yes orday evening and late last night val .ng to get news of the Democratic pom nation but mp Is late hour no news
 id ne=n definitely received but at ? D'c!ock this morning Jlevelai was .ominaJed on first ballot.
 Mrs c. VI. Wright was in Paris { France. a1ouJ two weeks sIuce, but was 1 4. that time on the eve Of her departure o St. LeoDards On The Sea. Her many frien0s here will be pleased to learn that sne Is in good health and is look. ing forward with pleasure to her re- turn to Arizona.
 The road to Canada Del Gro has been ,ompl= ted. The road builders were un- ie. the charge ef .. B. Stocking. Mir. , Burgess has ordered the force on the road paid of. The road built g said to resembla the roads of Oid King Solom0n's mines broad and handsome. c. B. Stocking asiIil take a position ou the shelter forcs. Several miners ip charge of Chas Little are opening up new claims in the above camp.
 Tie following item. clipped from the Fort Madison (Iuws) Democrat. cop tsIns information well worth rememh her lDg: "Mr. John Roth of this city, who met with an accident a few days ago. spraiDing and bruieing his leg and arm pulte severely, WAS cured by one 90 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm" his remedy Is without an equal for ali pains and bruises and should have bottle m every household. For sale by Fred Fielshman & Go.
 Lieut.. Stolbrapd has resigned from the faculty of the Territorial university and will taking his final departure from Arizona next month. Mrs. Stoibrand l aud family are visiting relations in Kansas and will not return here. This on thieir part will be sincerely regretted by their wide circle D. friends berasbOuts, where they had come general f8Vorites. The best wishes of all will go with them to their new home N hAreVer that may ha