Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24
LOCAL NEWS

tue city.
 The cienega at Pantano resembIed a snail lake yesterday.
 Governor and Mrs. Hughes left for Phoenix last evening.
 The Eagle mills gre running their fuli capacity. This demand for their flour is a big argument in favor of its excel lencies.
 The school year at the university be pins September 25 Examinations WIit be had during the two days preceding the day of opening
 4 mining deed from James E. Guest and Lima Llna Johnson to ChGs John son, consideration <500 was filed for record yesterday.
 Mir. E. l.. Wetmore reported the Rillito booming "Wednesday night, lis roar could be heard for miles and even yesterday morning it was running al most bank full.
 The rain fall in Tucson Wednesday night while not of long duration, WAS heavy. its believed to have extended far to the west as the storm came from that direction.
 Parks Tea is Q great blood purifier and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain, eriping or discomfort.
 Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
 The appointment of |. Hellman as trustee for the Southern Pacific com pany's bondF. was filed in the county k recorders office "Wednesday. MT. iiell- nsoan's appointment is ia place of R. C. W0olWorth, deLeased.
 L.. Eeckendorf & Co, ara polishing up the handle of the b,g froat door with coat Of sky blue pant. The front of the store and aiso the new awning have been painted that e0lor.
 Mrs. Theo. E. Comeock IS still at her old home in Cleveland. Her health has not been of the beet, 1he shock ol her fathers deaths which oocurred about the time she left here, has not been wholly recovered from.
 Lawyer Blenman is in rec,apt oF q letter from Rochester Ford who writes that he Is enjoying his vacation in St Louis. At the end of same he will gc to Washington to argue q case before Bhe Supreme Court and in November return to Arzona for future residence.
 Sinclair Oliver who was taken to the hospital from the Empire ranch about week ago suffering from hemmorsge of the nose, las so far recovered as to be removed from tae hospital l. h. San Xavier hetcl. Mrs. Oliver IS with aim.
 rp.o ,oLtIo ;.,e,,-.-,, 1f \ ,s.o,a ;a ,,,cre extensive than ii thought by the maJOT- ity of the peope. During the past year there were shipped from the territory to outside points 2l5lIl head Of cattle, and during Ma, and June of thIs year there were slaughtered within the terri tory for home consumption 3,67S head.
 The cid Sue Zee store in the bank block Is being renovated and put it. shape for occupancy by J. Gordon, the rIstling grocery man, his present QURr ters having become too small fer his growing business He expects to move in on or about September Ist.
 The Los Angeles Express says: Col j. $. Noble, perintendent of the Ariz ona division of the Southern Paclt, railroad company system, IS in tue city accompanied by his wife. Col. Noble IS one of the most popular and efficient railroad men his company ever had in the territory.
 Mir. T. T. Winters, son-in-law Of ' udge Ch8s. If. Meyer, has returned to Tue son and has purchased the soda bot fling works from Mr. J. c. Smith These works were formerly operated D; the late Councilman Whailey and is considered one Of the most compleS. plants in the territory. Mir. Winters is a bright and energetic young man and will push his business to the fore. He IS deserving of success.
 Ths Oriental Order of Humility, al though, unless reports belle it, not so humble as its name implies, appears to be in ilourishing condition. The cld lodge at Yuma is to ba revived. n new one started Tn Florence and the HRwnlng Chssm ia NOgales is to be bridges by the introduction Of nObleT sentiments into the bosom of cOntending factions. All libel suits are tO be withdrawn and. barring unusually good opportunities. none others will be instituted. Ia Tgc- son the orders is waxing fat, the goat is almost constant demand.
 General Johnson, who has been so- journlng in Phoenix for the past three dave. was seen going up Congress street today with a chiuchilla winter O7erc0a; on, looking as though he was having chills. Upon inquiry 1t was learnei ;ha' he had j0st returned from Phoenix and l that the change to our cool atmosphere had been such thatit wGs wise jo prorite against Dad results from colds. General 1 Johnson eXpresses she opinion that the | best proof that PhoenIx wac but of mod | ern settlement was the fact that Hum- boldt, the great traveller, pronounced La Gnira, on toe southern coast O. the Car l ribean sea, the hottest place on earth | less than one hundred years ago, going 1 to show conclasiyely that Phoenix can lay DO claim to the antiquity of that an cent pueblo.
 The Old Dominion Copper Company, i it Is believed, has only broken the shell l or the mine winch ngs yielded upwards i Of 6J,O00,0GN pounds of copper, wOrth | S6,JOO,O00. This showing IS an incen- | tive for ths new propFiatcrs to go fur ! ther into the bowels Of the minC aEC | prospect to the depth Of 1900 feet. Tn. ! present shaft, we are informed, is t0 be ! enlarged to a three accompaniment shafi | and, without unnecessary delay, sunk to the depth indicated, in the hope of a bOuntiful return for the labor prefOrm- ed in reaching if. The present develop ment of the mine leeds to the belief that it is only scalped, and that it will. as heretofore, prove a generous giver. 4 fact not generally known is that the copper bullion produced by this com pany as it comes from the furnaces rune. on an average, S6l cent fine, which is the purest copper made m Arizona. The product is manly shipped abroad, and is used for casting g-copper in foundries, and is more sought after by consumere