Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.

co se6lS tnG SIdUEG'fs LOCAL NEWS. S.. P. Detective Breckenridge hst gone to Separ, N. NJ.
 Superiptendent Thomas l.. Bailey, of the Mohawk mines, is in the city. Mrs. Ben Heney has rsturned from . two months visit to nrsnsss Psss. Notice of contest was served on Henry Buehmsn, one of the supervisors-elect, today.
 Richard Brady has gone to his ranch in the CstslInss, and will probably re- turn on Monday.
 Jose M. Ochoa, recorder of Final county, is in the city, and will remain for several days.
 U. S. Ma,shal Hall, of New Mexico, paid the city ehcrt visit yesiercay. he left for the east last night.
 Two eoldiers of Troop IA" 1st. U. $ Cavalry, stationed at Fort Huscnuca. were in the city today, on little ousI n ess trip.
 Hon. M G. Samanieeo, by virtue of bis having received the highest puni ber of votes cast at the last election, will be the long ter m man on the board oi supervisors.
 Miss Blake, daughter of Prof. spc Mrp, Blake, who hss been visiting IT the east for several months, IS expected home tomorrow.
 new coat of psint and otber i'm provements in the furniture depsrtmsp of Zsckendorf's store, has made It one the finest appearing places in the city There is sn enormous quantity O. freight being received at the $. F. freight house these days. This is certsinly it. dicstive of gratifying growth of busi ness.
 William Pearce, one of the original locstors of the new famous Pesrce mipet in Cochise county, is 10 the city. He will probably take course in the uni- versity here.
 James Speedy left today with bis merry -go-rouud for some of the larger clties nearer the equator. He esys that the weather now is growing too chilly for him here.
 nnnnthe 20th of December, next month.
 mis- Am ricsa Alliance will hol0
 lon in this clty. There will
 kstivee present from every
 rritory.
 P. ambulance, which
 eay. is the result of the
 of Dr. Fenner. The
 ntent upon securing
 metime pact and his
 been rewaroed.
 Fort Lowell is completed,
 kception of two lots; one, a
 walk, appraised at s25; tn.
 ortion of fthe N. E. L, oftheN.E
 35, Tp 13, S., R. 14, E., and several
 lnes thereon. These will probably be sold tomorrow morning, the sale be- ginning at ten o'clock.
 There is a bunch of roses nn exhibi. tisn iu tbe show window of ZeckeHdorfs jewelry store, which ie perfect beauty. Several varieties of this beautiful flower are represented in the bouquet 10 8 etate of perfection rarely sporehchsd. Their fragrance is superb. Tbes were
  splendid example of the productiveness or Arizona soil and climate.
 W. l.. Pinpey, one of Arizons's re- presentstive russlinR young business mep. of the firm of Plnney & Robinson, in Phoenix, is iu the city for day oT two, on a business trip. He paid the CITIZEN 6 pleasant call this morning and gives most encouraging reports ot the business outlook in the territory. He goes from here to Florence; then home to Phoenix.
 The Thanksgiving shoot of the Blue Rock Gun Club will be one of the pleas. sapt occasions in the annals of Tucson sporting history. The management has left nothing undone for the success oi the meeting, ana the prizes are ample The winnere will have to make records for eech event will be contested by msrksmen of ability Altogether the day promises to be one of peculiar inter est to all lovers of sport.
 It seems pretty we'll settled now tha' Buckley O'Neill's popularity with tht masses is greater where be does not IDS k' his personal appearar ce. It IS relisbl, stated by men ID position to know, ths had be remained away from Graham and Gila counties in the last campaign he would have scored hundred vote more in each. Buckey's IS a. other O the very common cases where oistanc lends enchautment.
 About $ dozen cases Of small pox ar' reported among the Pima lpdians nes the Gis bridge. Sheriff Orme has plac ed that village under quarantine ant this morniog Marshal Con pton placet guards on the north bank of the Sal river to prevent Irdians from the villsg up the rlver from coming into town Every precau.ion is being taken so pre- vent the epresd of the disease.-Temp News.
 Hon. Geo. H. Kelly, the shle and gen ial editor of the Soomonvile Bulletin arrived in the city this morning, end wi remsln uotiI Sunday, when be will re eume his journey to Phoenix. MT. kell paid the CITIZEN a very pleasant visi this morning sud gave the luformstio that Graham county is in line for pros perity, and the outlook for her advapce ment was never brighter. MT. Kelly management of bIs newsy and iDhueutit paper bas played ap'ominent part the upbuilding Of Graham county's we fore, and will long continue to be th medium through which the public vi be informed of her mstchless resources The exhibition which took place { the Fashion saloon last evening, which Bradford, the California cham pion was the central figure, was rousing success. The attendance we most satisfactory, 200 people witnessin the performance. Mir. Bradford was