Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.

the improvements now under way hr
 completed.
 It is said that nt Clifton copper TUT
 ming as low as three per cent is bein
 worked al profit.
 Some elegant pieces of ornaments
 onyx work are on exhibition at the C.uI
 cigar store.
 The Papago Indians living etf apt
 west ct the reservation are re ported a.
 h sving plenty of ponies but 10 cattle.
 Mir. s. Eber is making extensive i'm
 proyements on his property on the cor
 ner O. Meyer and Ochoa streets.
 A ten mule team loaded with mining timbers fer Superintendent Bailey left
 for Mammoth this morning.
 Ar J. F Crampiou, a brother in la "
 of City Recorder Cornell, has been ap-
 pointed postmaster at Globe.
 " Paw" asked Johnny. what growe
 in a beer garden" 'Tbe head, my soD, V groaned MT. JaSway, applying some mose pounded ice.-Ch'cago Tribune.
 E,t Paso has au order knows as "The Nj sf fchanss of Bagded" and sn effort 10 intu sduce the animal into the old pueblo
 e pon to bs made.
 3 young man by name of Lynch died ,f donsumction at the San Asvier hctel last night. The body was embalmed by
 Undertaker Lonergsn and will be chip ped to San Francisco this evening.
 Doe of the heaviest rains that has fall CD ir ten years fell in the region Of the Babcquiyaris a few days since. The country iying west as far as the QulJo- loa range Is said to be big meadow, but beyond that there is 70 grass worthy 1 of mention.
 A Mexican chIlG, n boy aged about | four years. died of oiphtheria, corner of Convent ard Simpson streets, this morfIng and WAS buried at 2:3O o'clock , this afternoon. Two ether children in the same family are are said to be sick with the saus disease. Editor J. John Birdac. Of the Graham County Guardian, returned home this | morning. Mr. Birdno is n live and pro- grsse;Ve citizen. credit to 10 the coun- ty of winch be is resident. Rev. c. P. Wilson, of tte Methodist ' church, has again been reaseigned to Tucson by the Flagstaff conference and will return home ID time to hold services next Sunday This will make the third year Of Mir Wilson's past2rate in this hcity.
 The law library os eX attorney General Heney was shipped to AransRs few days ago. 1t consisted of nearly 5OOO pounds of books. He has concluded to locrts in Ar8nsss which bids fair to spring with a single bound into big seaport city.
 About November let there will be n base bal tournament held at Phoenix for the championship Of Arizona; S60h in frss. secoad and third prlzes is to be won. Ths Tucson team will take the championship cake.
 Yesterday Governor Hughes made the lfollowing appointments: Sheep iaspec- Ptor for N ;havs county, Marian E. Paris; notaries public. Will F. Cooper, of Pinal connty; Philip K. Hickey, of Phoenix, from Msricops county; commissioner of deeds, to reside in Boston, Mass. Samuel Jennisop.
 A couple of cayusee of Mexican lIne- age uni tinted g wagon on South Main street this morning. Two hind wheels, 6 load Of wood ard 8 disconso- late looking Indian held the street down fir a couple Of hours. But eventually the front wheels returned and the wood moved away.
 s MT. ". F. Cooper of Florence, IS ID ne city and It is possible that te may
 the future make h!e home here. MT.
 eoper was formerly editor and proprie-
 of the Florence Tribune and as such
 much to advance the interests of
 nal county. He will make valuable
 ditioa to Tucson's citizenship.
 Tiu Took, an aged Chinaman who
 brked on ranch in the valley, died
 is morning and will be buried tomor-
 W afternoon at o'clock from ChIne- VI. Tin was & Chinese free mason and will be buried with imposing cere monies few days since hs made his will and beqn=thed hls worldly posses |slons to Lee Quong, who had same |placed on record.
 When Mr Thomas Hughes returned from the Mineral Hill mining camp at an early hour this morning he declares that he saw star es large as the moon st full just peeping over the eastern hor- izon. IL may be mentioned on the side that "Tom" never drinks.
 The funeral of Manuel Orduno, who died yesterday of consumption, took | place thls afternoon and was largely attended. The Spanish American rSociety and boths bands followed the remains to the grave. Mir. Orduno was a member of the Philharmonic band and was highly respected citizen.
 Prof. Blake has been elected professor of f.colaov ard raipi-,u in l university. This Was most excellent move on the part of the regents as Prof. Blake has almost national reputation ss e mining expert. 1 better selection for tbis important off ce he has been chosen to fiji could not have been made.
 The Oid Fellows tall given in Reid's opera house on Tuesday evening last was big success, socially ss well as financially. 1t is under.to0d that 250 tickets were soiG and the attendance WAS proportionGtely large. The ladies were handsome and handsomely dressed, the gsntlemen gallant and the music good. Pins lodge No. 3, l. O. o. F. covered | herself with glory and the occasion will l long be pleasantly remembered.
 We've got baby in our hlock," was the delighted exclamation of Recorder | Cornell this morning. On inquiry it was learned that MT. and Mrs. Frank | lsDRGoa had been blessed with bounc- | ing 915 pound boy st o'clock this morning. Both Mrs. LGngdon and the baby are doing well but all hopes of Frank are despaired of. By keeping the Eon npd heir out of his sight snd giving him absolute rest if is still thought that 1 he will come out all Tigtt. Six months ago where Mineral Hill !: |mioing camp is now located t6era was 20 human ha6tation and no living thing in sight. Today it ie the home of seven