Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. w. L. Whitney of Tripoli, Iowa
is in the city. d seeker of relief for lung
troubles.
Harry Bsrnhart. superintendent OF
the Mammoth property, drove in last
night.
DIR. Armstrong. it is reported will re-
move shortly to Pasadena, Cal, where
he will practice.
Superintendent of public Instruction
Netnerton arrived this morning from
from Mesa.
The postoffice at Mineral Park, Mo-
have county, has been discontinued.
Mail for there will go 10 Chloride.
The children of the Episcopal Sunday
school will be given a picnic next Satur-
day morning, beginning at s o'clock.
A Wamsley, who made the St. Louis
Exchange one of the most popular re-
freshment resorts in Tucson, has settled
IN Prescott. Best wishes will go from
many Tucsonites for Mr.. and Mrs.
Wamsley.
The shooting of doves to the extert OF
scores ard even hundreds day is being
done. The killing is generally done
when the b rds come to water at early
evening. As The doves are now nesting
the sport should be RETAINED from.
o. he north and south railro ID TWEEN
ty-eight miles Of t ack have been built
south of Prescott, AID thirty-eight
miles of grade made. The total distance
is ninety mics. The road to Phoenix,
it 10 expected, will be opened January ],
1896.
Z. b. Mason, prominent business
man and one of tine most enthusiast IT,
republicans of Cochise county, is in the
city for a few days on business. Mr.
Mason is one OF the most popular men
in his section aud is conspicuously
spoken of ss the next nominee for the
legislature from Bisbee.
Chester c. Ashley. manager of the
Los Angeles branch of the Overu an
(VIctor) Wheel company. was in town
Friday Mr.. Ashley was vel satisfied
wi b the business done IN Victor wheels
10 Tucson. He says Tucson outnun,-
bers any town in Arizona in number OF
wheels.
Mr.. ]. P Tichanor and Mr.. G. z. Love
came ia from the Harqua Hala last
nights they will leave for their eastern
homes in tAs morning. Mrs. Tichenor
has been tne guest of her sister Mrs
w. q. Davis for the past several months
and the many friends she has made here
sincerely regret her departure.
Instructors or others wishing to at
tend the national educational associa-
ton to be held at Ashbury Park, n. Y,
July 6, may obtain reduced rates by ap-
plying to Prof. Ne,herton. superInten-
dent OF public instruction, at Tempe.
The Nog lies b cyclists started for
Tucson tins morning. They arrived at
IL 40 today. Fred Holmes came in
this morning on thu cars. He
sprained his knee so badly he would not
uuoert-pe the journey. William Wright
and p. B. Yates made the Journey on
bicycles.
Mr.. Sylvester Watts and family arrived
from FL Paso few days since and will
reside here for some time. Mr. Watts
is heavily interested in the Tucson
Water company ind if it meets the
financial views of the mayor and city a
more improved system will be put in.
Mr.. Watts has the wherewithal to carry
out any agreement he may make.
Still another burglary in Tucson! and
of just about as slight extent as the
others of late. Last night a back door
Of the New York store was opened by
breaking out wooden bars When
entrance was made il was only to the
millinary department and the store
proper was still as secure as though the
robbers were out on the street. Appa-
rently they were not after millinery, tor
the stock OF ribbons, frames and flowers
was uodisturbed.
From the Sonora mining fields comes
report OF great camp we'll under way.
1t is the Abundancia group, of thirty
claims and four understanding claims
being smaller in Mexico than In this
country. Sylvester Bonn of this citv.
nephew ct the owner of the group. had
been commIssioned to cell the property
for sl25 900, by the tenth of May. This
morning he rec lived letter counter
manding the privilege of sale, saving
that ~ machinery aud lumber had been
procured. and that the mill would start
up ABOUT the 1st Ct June. The ore body
OF the Group 10 twenty feet wide. of
free milling gold. 1t promises to be one
OF the biggest gold properties in this
section OF the world. Mr.. Beningo
Garcia is largely interested in the party.