Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.

"Pm stuck on you," ssid the tack.
 s'This is so sudden it takes my orea'o away" gasped the tire.-Ex.
 Hon. H. c. Merrck left on this morn ing's trsln for his home in Cocnise county.
 The work of erecting substantial teie' phone poles is being pushed to com pletion.
 Attoroey s. Nj. Frspk left yesterday for a stsy of few days st the Sierrltas. This visit is upon business connected with important mining litigation.
 The map furnished with the San Fran cisco Weekly Post is worth the price asked for the paper. We hsve one, call and see 1t.
 Herndon Young, the eldest son of J. Roe Young, Indian agent ss Sscaton has been.sppolnted a guard at the territori- al prison.
 Phoenix is in the midst of the straw berry season, and her reeidents consume nearly 4OO0 boxes 8 day. The price is three boxes for two bits
 c. s. Fly, one of the most efficient sher,ffs in this territory, returned to Tombstone this morning, having 6 pri- soner in charge.
 MT. Eddy Heaton, en exceedingly &C., commodating young gentleman, Will oc- cupy the desk st the San Xavier during the absence of MT. Hallowell.
 Hon. Owen T. Rouse left for Solo, knoxville this morning. He goes to tGst point for the purpose of calling luries for the coming term of court.
 One of the employees in the $. P. ndhouse, Mir. Black had the misfor~ tune to have an artery ot bis wrist cut yesterday by piece of flying steel. The wound was cared for by Dr. Fenner.
 H. A. Zeokendorf is putting in an elegant line of photograveur and photo graphic reproductions ID colors. To lovers of the beautiful in art, they are something out of the common.
 A horse hitched to @ post on Congress street, broke loose laet evening taking the post with him. He ran in devious ways and bywsys and 8 number of other horses escaped injury only by accident. He was finally cerraled and caught.
 A.. V. Grossetta, of the Tucson Grocer O.. met with @ serious and painful &C., ident this afternoon. The horse he was driving ran away and MT. Grossetta jumped from the wagon. His right leg was broken at the ankle.
 The E. Psso Herald says: "The cop per industry of Arizona IS developing so rapidly shat the output for the present year bids fair to rival all states and ter ritories. Last year it was over 50,OO0,- 600 pounds and this year it will probably reach 100. .000.O0 pounds.
 The s. P. freight yards present busy scene. Cattle cars are arriving every day and will be needed as rapidly as they arrive for the shipment of the num- erous cst,le which gre constantly being driven in.
 MT. Alonzo Bailey, former prosper ous merchant of Globe, but recently of Loe Angeles, passed through Tucson this morning, CD route to Geronimo, where he goes to supsrintend the de- livery of large band of cattle for which he contracted some months ego.
 Gen. A. J. Sampson has accepted an invitation to deliver the memorial sd- dress on Grand Army day, May SC, at Tucson. The general is 60 accomplish ed orator and the Tucson G. A. R. have done well to secure his services.
 Mir. K. L.. Hart, ;he bicycle dealer, is at work upon the compilation little volume which will prove invaluable to bicycle riders in particular and the pub- lie in general. It is guide to the roads, and ta ble of distances to all places in Southern Arizopa. It will be completed and issued shortly.
 The wedding announced in the CTTI- ZEN of last evening took place accord ing to program, St the residence of udge Wood, and WAS attended only by the immediate relatives of the contract ing parties. General and Mrs. Rosk- ruge are for the present stopping at the home of the brides parents, but will coon occupy the house belonging to Mir. Roskruge.
 WANTED:-Severel trustworthy gen. tlemen or iaoies to travel in Arizona for established, relisble house. Salary S780 and expenses. Steady position. En-
 
 stamped envelope. The Dominion Con- psny, Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Cbica- go, Ill. 11-26-95 16t
 A young attorney in Graham county addressed District Judge Rouse as fol- lows the other day and was fined S25:
 q hope your honor will weigh this case honestly and fairly and find for my client. I trust that on the other hand you will not decide the issue in such msrper as to call down upon the court the clsmor and indignation of the com muDity."
 In another column of this issue will be found sn interesting bit of news from Dos Cabezas. For some tina past there hes been more or less interest felt ID this district, and now that development of the mineral resources has been com mepced in earnest, there is reason to believe tbRt Dos Cebezas will soon add another rich mining camp to Southern AriZcna.
 Mir. J. J. Hallowell, the obliging clerk of the San Xavier, boarded the morn- iug's passenger train for an extanded visit east. His main object will be the further advance of a gigantic inning deal which he has had iu hand for some- time past. 1t is possible that circum- etances will demand hIs presence in London, in the event of which his absence may extend o7er period of several moaths.
 That the cattle industry is not on the decline is evidenced by the following from the Stockmsn and Farmer. It eays: Seventeen dollars and fifty cents for a two year old steer is good, and that is about the ruling price for Pan- handle etock, but what do you think of &22, the figure that is ssked for some? For yearling sl2.50is about the lowest, and threes and up, when they can be found, run from SIS to s24. Orders for one and two year old beifers for the Montana trade gre thick, and there we could sell lots of them if we had them"