Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-07
LOCAL NEWS.
War concert January 10.

OcuNCI anu l<OaA oSSOSANSAO- leave for Tombstone tomorrow.
 Mir. Florsheim is dangerously i'll, hay ing had relapse and much fear IS en tertained as to his recovering from It.
 Ed Scheiflin the original discover O the Tombstone mines, is in the city to day. He still halls from Tombstone.
 Miss Nellie Sutherland left last nigh for a visit to her home at Los Angeles
 Attorney General Wilson returned yesterday from a somewhat lengthy trlE to the northern part of the Territory.
 Henry Aphold will begin the new year by assuming position ID l.. Zeck- endorf & Co.'s grocery department.
 Will Haight, an attorney of Atlanta, Ga, is stopping at the Orndorf. He ex- poets to remRIn in this section several months.
 R. 0. Raymond, Duncan; George A. Correa, San Francisco; pr. 4. T. Heav- enston, Casa Grande, and |. NJ. Seaton, San Francisco, are at the OrDdortf.
 The displayed advertisement of Prot's Foss and Evans In another column com mends itself to all interested in the study of music and fine art.
 c. F. Hoff returned from Sonora Sunday and will leave st once for Phoe- nix His name is mentioned in cOnnec- tion with the office of Territorial score tary.
 Mr. Lawtop, of Palmer & Lswton, has been prospecting in the mountains for week, and returned today. He has
 lo 1F gold leads, each of which is near water.
 Drs. Fenner and Armstrong have formed professional copartnership ln the practice of medicine. pr. Arm strong will henceforth be found at Dr. Fenners office.
 One might have walked out last night in the bright moon light and cast shadow of less than 8 foot in length. The moon was almost directly over head.
 J. P. Lonergan is expected back from San Francisco tomorrow morning Lonergan's uen-per-ce nt.-discount sale this week is attracting large crowds of bargain seekers.
 Manuel Ora ashman, while at work yesterday ln the machine shops, dropped piece of iron On the fingers of his right hand and was so badly injured that he will be unable to work for few days.
 C.F McKemie, 0. F. Roff's travelling salesman returned Saturday night and reports the buggy and sewing machine business in Nogales and Benson as very satisfactory.
 Edward BrInkmore and Miss Amelia Zeckendorf formerly of this city were married New Years night at Benson. A number of friends from Tucson were present to participate in the festivities.
 On Sunday afternoon Marshal Roche relieved an inebriated Mexican in the southern part of the city of handsome dagger, with scsst metal handle and six inch blade, which he had drawn from leather sheath under his vest.
 IN. Towne and family lett Saturday for Albuquerque, N. M., where NIT. Towne is to assume charge of the San Felipe Hotel. He has been a good en- terprising and energetic citizen of Tue son for years and Albuquerque is gain CT by Tucson's loss.
 W. W. Price and c. s. Lunt, couple of students of Stanford University, Cal, wers in the city Sunday. They will spend about weeks vacation In the vicinity of Fort Lowell, trapping birds and animals. Both are enthusiastic naturalists.
 The insurance upon the barn and property of Judge Sloan and Tom DavIs was adjusted today by Underwood Gibbon and the actual loss after allow ing for the insurance IS figured to be S7,900. Mir. Davis ssys his loss of per sonal effects is inestimable.
 Dr. John F. Foulkes of San Francisco, who had been at the San Xavier for about ten days, died Decent ber 3Ist of consumption, and on the following day his remains were shipped to San Fran cisco in charge of Mrs: Jeffries, who ed- ministered to his dying needs. Sunday afternoon committee repre- sertlng the very large majority of the Congregational church of this city, waited on Rev. Carlisle at his home and presented him with a copy of a resolu- tion in which the signers expressed their appreciation of bis work as 8 minister, their entire satisfaction with it and their great regret at having to say 'good bye" These things were expressed in the strongest language possible.
 The officials of the Southern Pacific and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail roads have consented to transport free, @ carload of giant cactus from Arizona to the Worlds Fair. where they will be placed to offset the collec ion of tree and other ferns recently arrived from Australia. The giant specimens from Arizona will not be forwarded until early spring, as they are very sensitive and might be frozen in transit.
 Mexican Consul Rufno Velez was starter at an exciting one hundred yard dash New Years day on Mccormick street. There were three entries and at the word Santiago" away they flew. A large crowd had gathered opposite the Sacramento saloon to witness the finish and it was clear that Mr. Aguilar of l.. Zeckendorf's & Co.'S. furnishing department had shown clean pair of heels to the others.
 A son of MT. M. D. Pusser, a mer- chant Uf Gibraltar, N. C.. was so badly afflicted with rheumatism for year or more as to be unable to work or go to school. His father concluded to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm on the boy. It soon cured him and be has slnce walked one and half miles to school and back every school day. 90 cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman & Go.
 c. W. Brown of this city has received a letter from his son Eugene at Florence relating the painful circumstances of his daughter Maudie's unfortunate mis- hap in being quite badly bitten by an apparently mad dog which had just pre- viously been bitten in the nose by a skunk.