Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.

There were no documents filed for record with the County Recorder to- day.
 Hugh White and family of Benson, have taken rooms Of Miss frye on Church st.
 Albert Weldon left for Los Angeles yesterday, to spend few weeks among the angels.
 Boss Pike, the commercial traveller whose equal is yet unborn If success counts, Is in the city.
 Tine Calabssas railroad bonds have been all signed and sealed, and are now ready to be plsced in escrow.
 Five hundred dollar ore IS beIng shipped from the vicinity of the San Navier mine, Pima district.
 When the local hoodlums get hold of tenderfoot sucker, they take him around town and cry out fresh tshF
 Harry Gutsch, who has been absent for several months in CslIfornls, re- turned to Tucson by this mornings train.
 E A. Price, of Cleveland, has gone to Sonora to relieve Chas. Benhsm in the management of the Csnsnes mining company,
 The County Treasurer is to have turn table made for the tsx roll, m order that taxpayers can readily have excess to the volume.
 Stevens X Hughes have been very busy during the past few days receiving new goods and shipping large orders to sundry points.
 W.B. Hopkins attends to the County Recorders office in Tombstone. in the absence of B. A. Fickss, who IS paying n visit to San Diego.
 Mrs Rose Martinez, mother-in-lsv of Robert Potthoff, died last night and was buried this afternoon, the funeral taking place from the cathedral
 Billy Rubottom, the genial old hotel keeper at Spsdrs, in Los Angeles coun- to. IS dead. He was well known by all residents of Southern California.
 The Gunsight case-G. NJ. Dallas, trustee, vs. W. $. Tower, WAS before the Distri.t Court again to-day, and but very little other business was reached.
 D. $. Glasscott left this afternoon for Indio. on the Colorado desert, to which place his physician has advised him to go for time, in the hope of securing re- lief from his bronchial affections.
 The Board of supervisors to-day in- Rtructed the clerk to have double action hinges placed on the door of the Super vIsurs' office in the Court House. and 8 sign painted directing people to enter without knocking.
 The trial of Loebel vs. Austin WAS be- fore the County Court to-day. A jury was Impaneled and an adjournment tsk- en tlll noon. It IS thought the case will be compromised before further proceed IBgs are had.
 Albuquerque has lost sn ItslIsn ss- loon keeper named Favior, who was sup posed to have accumulated quite a sum of money, and foul play Is hinted at. His wife seems unconcerned and re- fuses to speak of his whereabouts.
 The grand jury did not find sufficient evidence against them 10 convict Eu- genie Salasar and Jesus Ybarra, who were held for the murder of Mexican boy in Barrie Libre about four months ago. and the prisoners were discharged to-day.
 Guadalupe Morales, of Nogales, is lucky. He was in jail charged with horse stealing, but the mesgre evidence Apalnst him being insufficient to secure a pnssibIe conviction, the charge was ig- nored by the grand jury and the prison er discharged.
 JIG. Perry, Esq, has secured 8 splen- dld stock ranch Tn Canon de Orc, at the Santa Catalinas, where he has an sbun- dance of grass and plenty of water. He will soon place quite a herd of cattle on his pastures and become a veritable cowboy.
 The Tombstone has donned a new dress of body type and appears m such improved shape that one can now read its contents, The Tombstone is gener- ally well filled with local news and is always welcome visitor to the sanctum of the CITIZEN.
 There is a man in Texas who is 90 thin that he has had to have two hsirs cut of the left side of his mustache to keep him from overbslsncing himself, Texas Siftings. The President of the fat mems club of Tucson. Our Roskruge had to remove his entire mustsche to overcome the tendency to stand on his head.
 Frank Oakley, the well known Bohe- milan formerly of this city, has been 3D. pointed deputy-coroner of Los Angeles county. Frank has got desd thing in the shape of a vocation now, and a cadaver must belong to sn unknown race that Frank cannot inquest him ID his native language.
 A man, capable of doIng slmosi any kind of work and with 6 familiarity with merchandising, who has met with seri- ous reverses, wishes to obtain employ ment of any kind that will provide him with present means of support. Any one knowing of a vacancy will confer 6 favor by leaving word st Joe Sresovioh's wholesale house on Congress street. FEB. Clifford IS having 6 neat, little cottage erected on Pennington street, opposite Sheriff Paul's residence, for his sister-in-law. On the adjoining lot, A. V. Grossetta is erecting a neat cottage. Both these structures are being built upon modern plans and will greatly im- prove that portion of the city. Several other cottages will soon be erected in that neighborhood. In the case of c. NJ. Dallas, trustee, vs. W. $. Tower, now on trial in the District Court, argument was had to- day by the several counsel. The defend ant, who Is practically the Carthage Mining Company, Is represented by Judge II. W. Maxwell, of Carthage, Mo, Tn addition to local counsel Judge Ma1welrs argument this morning was very profound production and IS highly complImented by members of the bar.
 Charles Robinson, and James Hart two youthful aspirants for free board l at Yuma. were caught last night in the l act of robbing the residence of hrk McComber, on Fourth Avenue, and | We're handed over to the police officers. | They had broken open trunks and bu- | reaus and were making careful but hur- | ried selections from their contents | h.