Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-26
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CONSUMPTION

oity.
 Jos. s. Hopley, the cattlemsn fro , Psntano, is in the city today.
 City warrants up to No. 315 are pa
 able upon presentation.
 Mir. aud Mrs. E. 0. Dodge are in u
 city from their home at Oracle and VI
 rem ain during the holidays. Leonardo Ortiz, one of the leadir
 Mexican residents of Florence, is in Il
 city on visit.
 Col J. Roe Young came iu last evel
 ing from SscstoD, and will remain in tl
 city for day or two.
 Judge Owen T. Rouse came in fro
 Florence last night He has been bol
 has taken 6 recess until after the hol
 days, and will spend hIs vacation in Tu
 son with bis family.
 Mir. Albert T. Colton, of Florenc
 who has been in attendance on the SCI
 sions of the National Irrigation Con
 gress, will leave for home tomorro
 morning overland with several of tn
 eastern delegates who are anxious to SC
 the famous Butte reservoir site pes
 that city. Er. Cotton is prominent
 mentioned for the position of Surveyo
 General ot the Territory and is yer
 able gentemau.-Herald.
 Chas. F. Kuhnen is iu the city fror Casa Grande. He will remain for de-
 or two and then go east to Highland
 lll., where be will join bis family an'
 return with them to Tucson. Mir
 Kuhnen is largely interested ID mine near Casa Grande and has had fore of men constantly at work there fo sometime past. He reports matter
 progressing finely bis properties, and h' now has ample foundation for the belle that be will get ck some of the none, be has expended.
 Hon. W. M. Griffith, of Dripping Springs, is in the city. He is aLcom panied by Major P. K. Roote. banker of Little Rock, Ark, an old time friep6 of Mr. Griffith. They will go to Flor ence tonight. and Major Roots will pay a visit 10 the home of his friend in Drip. pirg Springs valley. Mr. Griffith is the most prominently mentioned repu ublicsn in the territory for the office of U. S. Marshal, and will make as good sn officer as was ever favored with an appoint. ment.
 Hon. M. J. Nugent, superintendent of the territorial prison Is greeting his m multitude of friends ip the city. His administration of the affsire of the pris- on has called for and received the un- stinted praise of the entire territory. Tbere is DO institution anywhere whIch IS conducted along basis of more rigid economy nor with better judgment, and MT. NuRent may be easily pardoned, should be desire to display little bit of pride over the results of his capable and conscientious work.
 The diuing room recently began by Miss Hall, to be used in conjunction with her hotel on Camp street, known and will be in operation at once. It Is brand new, clean, light, airy and comfortable. and offers one of the most pleasant places in the oity in which to eat your meals. Under her efficient the table service will be second to none in the south west; and he meals of each day will be feast in 
 The biryls which was recently stolen rom Hon. s. Nj. Franklin, has been re- covered A PspsRo Indian found it in the bushes on the San Xavier reserv8 ton, where it had been left by the thief who stole 1t. The Indian was going to procure a sweater and bicycle hose and turn ''scorcher" when the owner of the wheel was discovered and bis castle of air vanished.
 s. H. Gould, superintendent of the Oro company, is in from the minee. He manner. He brought in Uou- pie of bars of bullion, as the result of -hort run. There is plenty of ore ID 'ight, and It is worked in it's entirety just as 1t comes out of the ehsft. Pre- Dsratlons are being actively made for good steady work upon the properties 1f the company, and it is most gratify- ng to know that the prospects for suc- cess are very favorable.
 Will Powers, the popular court steno. grapber of the second district, returned nome last night, and will spend the holi- lays here. Will s8vs that the robbers got him between Globe and Florence; at east be thinks they did. He rode horse pack between the two places, upon sp 'ld, stiff stage horse, and for week af- .er bis arrival in Florence, preferred to .ske hIs meals of a pantry ehelf, in 8 standing position. He is better now. and ais bosom is beginning to assume its normal condition.
 J. M. Ormsby, one of our prominent citizens, who has made himself widely znown through bIs connection with the Western UnIon telegraph office, where ,e has made himself popular by his uniform courtesy and accommodation, will on Monday next, take the position 'f cashier in the Arizona National Bank eceEtly made vfcapt by the resignation ,f Mir. Keller, who has returned to the ,ast. Mr. Ofmsby will be just the same ,enlal, sociable, accommodating, indus rious worker s3 ever, and his large ,ircle of friends will rejoice in his advent O position which is both more pleas mt and more remunerstive than that in rhich he has been engaged for some ime past.
 E. F. Ksllner, the enterprisinQ merchant of Phoenix, returned some lays ago from Globe, where be does a arge mercantile and banking business. hr. kellner says that business IF Globe 8 improving rapidly and the mines are ' 1creeslng their output of bullion. Dr. Ford and Messrs. Fleming and Hill lave fine mine on which they are now busy putting up machinery. With the prospects of the extension of the Gila Valley railroad from Geronimo, its pre- eut terminus to Globe, new life will be infused into that great mining camp, nd the result will be larger output of he precious metals.-Gszette.
 Arizola is not lacking in amusements, ven though she is not in the circuit of be travelling theatrical com mpanies. Her people are cordial and sociable, enter. 'rIeipg and industrious, and furnish themselves with eDjoyments which are DO rare in many Arizona communities. The public scbo ool of the town is in . nO.t fiOur1ehinp condition undo, tbo