Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Captain J. N. Converse and wife hay
 taken apartments at the Russ House.
 Wm. Colton who has been spending
 couple of months ia Tucson left thl
 n rning for Yuma.
 VII. Igo is spending a few days i
 town from his ranch near Fort Hua
 chuca.
 Mrs. Drachman returned this morn
 ing in Tucson and Selim Michaelson t
 Phoenix.
 H.C. Gilbert and G. A. Brack ar
 here from Gila Bend on Land Ofic
 business.
 Desert Land entres number 1l93, 120C
 1204, 1207, 1918, 1928, 1236 and l23o hay,
 been cancelled by the General Land ot
 fee.
 pr. Remes has moved his office from Pennington street to the block in Con gress opposite the residence ot MT Davis.
 Noah Green who runs the stage frcn Solomonville to Duncan IS spending day in town while returning from Flor ence where he hes been ID attendance al court as juror,
 E. l.. Oakes one of the old and solid citizens of Harshaw who is now visiting relatives at New Haven, Conn.,, will soor return to his old stamping ground.
 There is no excuse for any man to ap pear in society with a grlzzely beard since the introduction of Buckingham Dye, which eolors a natural brown or black.
 It is reported on good authority that the Odd Fellows m this city shortly ln- tend to organize an encsmpment. Ii this is done it will be the second en- campment in the Territory.
 Ladies your attention for few days to our new S249 Ladies DoDgoIa hld Button Shoe. l.. Zeckendorf & Co. 3t.
 MT. James Edgar of Detroit arrived this morning and will spend few days here with his family.
 H. s. little and Chas. Forester are down from Los Angeles to move c. F.. Hoff's telephone apparatus to his new store.
 It appears that as all signs fail in dry weather, so they do in dry climate. 1t never looked more like rain than last evening and although the sky is heavily overcast today, tse rain comsth not.
 The following minning companies re port having had balances on hand No vembar first: Silver King, S7l9.S5; Crocker, s, 2,569.57; Peer, S1, ,457 .2S; Peer less, s3,2461; COptis, S4,00O.
 The many friends Of Judge Wander lip will be gratiied to learn that he has so far recovered as to weigh within two pounds of what he did before hs sus- tsined the shock of paralysis which has temporarily laid him up.
 Some of the prominent Democrats who took part iu last evenings citizens run 1t to suit themselves are very active about town today.
 The Knights of Pythias had thelr election of officers last evening which resulted in the choice of the following: c. P, l.. B. Hayes; V. o., Harry Drach- man; F., B. l.. Wotthen; NJ. E., G. Ben Heney; M. F., J. J. Hill; K. Of R. S., R. T. Miller; M. at A., J. Oisen.
 W. l.. Raber, of Corvalles, Oregon, W. H. Lesh of Portland, Ore. and c. T. Clarke are at the Orndorff. They will depart shortly for the Mammoth Mine for the purpose of making some experI-| ments with the new process of amalga- mating gold.
 Busi ness is excellent at all the hotels, not on ly the sleeping accommodations are taxed to their utmost in each but sample rooms for the display of mer- chandise and office room Is at pre-. mium. There seems to be a constant stream of departures and arrivals of business men and pleasure tourists as well.
 The general opinon on the street to day is that the ticket nom mated last night is an excellent one and that it will sweep everything before 1t, especially" ss one Republican remarked If 1t Is en- dorsed by the Republicans in fulP' as it is very likely to be.
 The petrifed body of beautiful wom- an is on exhibition at Lavorins old stand. It is said to have been found on White Greek between Schlama Noun la ins and Cantna. The body is about 5 feet and is supposed when in life to have weighed about 1l2 pounds. It now weighs $50 pounds. It is worth See ing.
 Improvements in the interior of the Congregational church are progressing rapidly. and will probably be finished by Saturday. The gallery will be lowered about four feet and extended to accomo- date choir of about twenty. Under the directions of Prof Thayer strenuous efforts are belng made to have the musi- cal part of the Christmas service sur pass anything of the kind ever held in the church.
 MT. w. A. Havemeyer of Chicago sr- registered at the San Xavier and will remain for an indefinite period. He IS 8 son of that Havemeyer of Chicago whose name is so closely identified with sugar trusts, and is such 8 conspicuous one in the highest social circles of the East. The young mans health has be- come somewhat impaired and he has been recommended by home physicians to spend vacatien ID the mild winter climate of this section.
 This morning in buggy No. l, Mrs. Raber and Mrs. Clark with w. H. Lesh and in buggy No. 2, Superintendent Johnson and W. l.. Raber and c. T. Clark left for the Mammoth mine. MT. Raber was here few months ago ex- perimenting with process for extract ing gold from the quartz He has per fected the game now and with associates expects to show g vast improvement in bis process.
 The Arctic Ice Go. is about to put a large supply of ice in the ice house, Tn order to take the ammonia condenser from the interior of the works and move 1t out of doors so as to secure current af fresh air in the pipes while water is dropping on them. The com pany will remodel the outside arrange ments apperGaining to the steam con- denser. where considerable improve ments will be made ThIs change will noanocif ta ba o rcra Ot,Vxs