Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.


 Paul Heermans left for an up country trip last evening.
 Petitions against the division of the county are being extensively signed in southern Pima.
 The Tucson Philosophical society meets tonight. Dr. Goodfellow will deliver sn address on government.
 Hon. Geo Cheney was in from the Gro Blsnco district yesterday. He has 6 mine that will make him a million aire.
 Messrs. H. B. Penney and L.. H. Man. ming have gone on a visit to Aransas Pass, Texas.
 MT. and J. H. Martin, Dr. Goodfellow and MT. and Mrs c. R. Drake leave for Phoenix tonight.
 A. J. Whitmore, at one time proprle- tor ct the CITIZEN, IS now ruetling up newspaper work at Colton, California.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church netted about S2O0 at their social on Saturday evening last.
 Hon. Geo. W. Skinner, legislator from Graham county, was in the city yester- day. In company with Hon. M. G. Samaniego he visited the university.
 Governor Hughes has commuted the sentence of Charles E. Chase from $50 to Sl5. He was convicted in this coun- ty of carrying concealed weapons.
 Hon. W. R. Stone, is in the city. He drove oyer from Florence yesterday. He was called here on a cattle stealing case.
 The Bohemians give one of their social dances at their hall on the 10th. An in vitstion to the Bohemians is an invita- tion to good time.
 The low rate of a round trip fare to Phoenix at the opening of the north and south road, will take many visitors from the old pueblo.
 Neglect of the hair often destroys it's vitality and natural hue, and causes it to fall out. Before it is too late, apply Halls Halr Remover, sure remedy.
 A dispatch has been received by Gov. Hughes from Secretary of War Lamont stating that the eApaches will not be re- moved from Fort Sill in the Indian terri tory.
 Assessor Levin and bis assistant are busy calling time on the taxpayerG by notifying them to make proper returns of all sssessrble property.
 The Mineral Hill copper mine is said to be developing finely and with its 20 per cent ore gives promises Of being one of the best copper bodies in the coun- try.
 Rev. Thos. Harwood, superintendent of the Spanish missions in Arizona Is in the city. He will go from here to Nogales and then return to Albuquerque, N. M. where he is stationed.
 The new diphtheria cure is anti tox- inc. It is the latest and most import ant discovery that has been revealed by scientific research for the cure of diph- theria in many years. pr. Fenner has @ supply on hand.
 The grand carnival at Nogales opens February 15 and will run for three days. A good many Tucsonites have an nounced their intention of participating in the exercises during the life of the carnival.
 
 train in from Maricop8 on Friday night. At Maricopa he was seventeen minutes behind time, but made the time here in just one hour. The distance is 64 miles.
 President Comstock and Prof. W. D. Devol left for the agricultural expert ment station near Phoenix last night. MT. Devol is an ex-newspaper man and professional agriculturalist.
 Religious services are held at the home of Rev. M. Serna, No. 336 South Meyer street every evening. A cordial invitation to be present is extended to all.
 Miss Nettie Eziekels, now ID New York has entered an educational lnstitu- tiop for the purpose of taking course in teaching. She expects to graduate in about two years.
 Judge W. H. Barnes came in from Prescott this morning. He left that place after breakfast yesterday, and reached here in less than 24 hours from the time of starting. He came by the new road to Phoenix and is enthusiastic over its construction.
 A mass meeting of the citizens and business men of this city has been called to meet In the city hall at 7:30 Wednes- day evening to hear the report of the citi- zens' committee on the north and south railroad and to consider what further step are to be taken in rotation thereto. Messrs. 0. F. Love, J. P. Tichenor, H. NJ. Love and w. c. Davis on Satur- day last recorded with the county re- corder. at Phoenix the following milling and mining claims in Vulture district West extension La Espersnza, La Cata- lima, and La Mexicans.
 Sopora cattle are being heard from again. Walter Vail purchased 1600 head, paying six dollars head in dobe money, or 5 8 head American. 4 California buyer of fine stock tried to get it in Arizona and didn't so went to Sonora to buy cattle. He confesses him. selfdisRppointed in his purchase. Others are said to be shipping cattle in from Sonora. The shipments into this couu- try are felt chiefly owing to the fact that they have been pent up without sales for the past four years. The ridi- culously low prices they bring are affect Ing the price of Arizona stock. For Arizona feeders a cent and quarter is the figure now offered.
 Great numbers of the CITIZENS New Year edition are being sent throughout the country by I. A. Shedd, the real es- tate man. The city council at their last meeting expended Sl0 for postage for the papers. The county had already purchased the paper. Never did either the city or county make more comenda- ble outlays, or that will bring bigger returns than these. MT. Shedd has the addresses, and is now engaged in send ing the paper to the ends of the world and every state ill the union. He is in receipt of many acknowledgements of the issue, all with kindest words of praise and good wishes for the work.
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