Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-01-23
~ WlGRLY CITIZEN
LOCAL Item 8.

LOCAL i tt ms.
Cattle purchasers are expected next
month.
Alfalfa hay for sale by Hughes Stew
ems & Co.
Fine bright alfalfa hay from Phenix.
Hughes Stevens & Co.
Furniture, wall paper, paint and oils
at Sweetland's.
A quick bite or first class meal at
the Horseshoe restaurant.
Fresh Phenix butter at L. A. Shedd's.
IF
The body of James E. okirm was
taken to santa Cruz. Cal, this morning.
Jesus Mnos, charged with stealing 81.
proved that the amount had been en-
trusted to him, and settled. He was
discharged.
VIM. S. Moffatt has been commls-
stoned postmaster at Harrisburg, ARR,
and Louise Cort, to similar position at
WInslow.
Beef stock are growing scarce. A
cattleman reports that tho7e In Pie
nix vicinity have nearly entirely been
purchased.
Allison Bros will lower the floor and
remove partitions in their new place Of
business before occupying. They ha' e
two years lease.
The return to the late leap year
party will be given at Masonic hall, on
the evening of Jan. %. The banquet
will be given in the east hail
Be wise ia time. You have too many
gray hairs for one 50 young looking.
Use Halls Hair Reviewer, the best pre-
paration out to cure them. Try ii.
Tucson viii have fish market soon
J. E. Levy, California, will have
charge of it. and will carry full stock
of fish, game and poultry. The business
will be opened at the corner OF MasIlla
street and Church plaza in about a week.
Guadalupe PARA, charged with |
horse stealing and he burg larry of goods |
from L. z sckendorf il Co. IS, has been |
held for the grand jury for the burglary |
by Judge Culver. He has yet to answer |
TO the charge of horse stealing.
Rounding in of stock for drive of |
200 to 400 head at the Vail ranch, for
removal to the Proctor range, is now in /
progress. About as many more stcck
have already been taken to to the Proc
tor ranch.
M. A. A. Bensel, representing the
Bensel Directory Co. o, Phenix, will com |
mence the canvass of our city tomorrow
for directory of Tucson. HIS exper-
fence as directory man in other fields
during The past ten years is ample guar
antee that the work will lie satisfactorily
performed.
The projected new track at Dragon
will be something of deppur, increasing
the distance about TWO auu 4 half miles.
On the Yuma end the distance will be
augmented two OF .hrse miles The re-
mOval of the telegraph line to the new
road Is IN progress on The Yuma di-
vision.
New machinery-a twenty stamp
mill and everything in EeepIng-will be
purchased fer the JacE Rabbit mine, 1t
Casa Grande. The business of Gen.
Tuttle, owner OF the ro0ei ty, now en-
route for Kansas City, as the purchase
of the machinery. The road from Casa
Grande to the mine, eighteen miles in
length, Is being improved.
Allison Bros. will remove their store
to the Elite saloon Ilace-more commo-
dious quarters than their present.
Half of the Goldtree lot, on north
Meyer street, has been sold to w. J.
Corbett, for consideration of 81 AGO.
The mail route from Florence to Sill
yer King was shortened January II, by
discontinuance of the Plnal postoffice.
"A postofiice has been established at
Cline, ella county, six miles northwest
OF Armer. Ella E. Webb IS p0stmistress
Mr. Matas, California cattle buyer,
was in the city TO-DAY, en- route for Ben
son. Mr.. Matas intends purchasing
feeders.
&C. T. H1ff mas tran sferred his city |
franchise for telephone service TO tie
Sunset Telephone and Telegraph ccm- /;
pany of San Francisco.
The folio owing new suits have been
fled with district court: h. II. Pilling
VS.. NJ. Martinez: L. f. Coppel, VS.. E. Val I,
ez; Z. NJ. Main vs. Z. q. Ontireros. :
Allison Bros. have sold their proper
ty at the corner of Congress and Church
sheets to w. P Woods and r. NJ. Al
bridge; the price paid was $1,000.
"A return ball TO the late leap year
party will be given soon. Tue gentle
men having Il IN charge are discussing
the advisability of having il at the opera
house, about Jan. 18th.
The a. O. U. W. flag was at half
mast yesterday, in token of memorial day
of the order-Jan Is. jan 18th is the
anniversary of the day of the death of
the founder of the order-Father Up i
church.
From the QIijotoas rich strike of
part silveT-is reported from the
Bullion mine, owned by Philadelphia
parties. The Bullion is fourteen miles G
from the Bonanza.
During the period of church build
ing the Episcopal ans will be without q
regular minister. Bishop Kendrick
will preach once month until divine l
is appointed. II
-DIED-At his lodgings on Pennington {
street, at O'Clock this morning, James ,
SkIrm, aged &c years. Deceased was a ,
lawyer by profession. His home was in
Santa Cruz. Cal, where the remains will Z
be taken. Judge Skirm, father of the /
deceased, is in The city.
The body Of John LDDcussel, who {
died in bis chair Saturday night, WAS
buried in this city yesterday afternoon. :
A nswer to the telegram of inquiry sent :
to S Dcorro was to the egect that further {
INQUIRIES to friends or relations had been {
made from there, and in the meantime ,
the body should be buried here. Mr.. 3
Freeman, cashier of the Arizona: National !
bank. has applied for letters of admin
istration in the estate of the deceased.
Work on the Episcopal church will
II
Bishop Kendrlck met the building Gem
mIttee. consisting of Messrs. e. R.Dralle,
B. w. Tlchenor, S. NJ. Franklin, and
F. A Gulley. The bishop declared him :
self thoroughly in favor of withholdirg
all operations until all fl nds are in.
Most of the money is in and now the !
IL e 10 loctinr the rernaindar will ha