Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

"a daughter. MT. SesnlOns IS now bO-
 iourning in Florida
 The Star, ID its usual underhanded
 manner, casts imputstious upon the
 honesty of John A. Cum. IL IS a we'll
 known fact in Arizona that, if a c8ndi-
 date for any position can only get the
 Star to attack him, his cause is more
 than half won.-EpitBph.
 Mr. c. 4. Howard, of Chillicothe. Ohio,
 who has been visiting hIs brother H. W.
 Howard, train dispatcher of the $. r. E.
 R. in this city, will leave for his home
 tomorrow. Mir. Howard IS a conductor
 on the 0. W. < B. k. R.
 Bartholdi's statue of Liberty eDlight-
 enIng the world, will be a reminder of
 personsl liberty, for ages to come. On
 just ss sure foundation. has Sam Dracb-
 mans regulations been established for
 having the best cigars ID the Terri
 tory.
 MT. J. $. Crossley and wife left this
 afternoon for Oakland, Gal, where they
 wlll make their future home. Mr
 Crossley has been long identified with
 the material groEth and prosperity Iof
 the city of Tucson, and Pima county.
 and Is regarded as one of its most sub- ~stRntial citizens.
 pr. R. l.. Rosson, Ol Phenix, the new
 ly appointed physician for the territorial
 penitentIary at Yuma, was ID Tucson,
 yesterday, on his way to Tombstone.
 He drove one of the finest teams tO be
 found in southern AriZons and they
 Were inspected at Conn's corral by a
 large number of people who admire
 something particularly fine in the way
 of horsetlesb.
 Hon. 4. J. Doran received a telegram
 from Boone, Iowa, Saturday, announcing
 that his father WAS lying at the brink of
 death. He and his sister started imme-
 distely for Boone, but upon arriving ct
 Casa Grande a second dispatch was re-
 ceived stating that the sufferer had un-
 dergoDe a change for tue better, and
 Miss Doran returned to Florence to
 await further news.-Florence Enter
 prise.
 La Cronica, of Los Angeles reports an
 engagement between the Ya1uis and national troops, III which the Indians
 came of victorious. The NogEles From tier, however, reports that on Nedues- day a band ot Ysquis fired on a small squad Of Mexican troops guarding the 
 upper end of the 16gui valley, killing three and wCunding one.
 The following Is d list of the United States grand jurors, empaneled in the U. ;. Court this afternoon. II Gerwln, J il Tracy, B c Parker. E F McElwain. l. Jacob. RObt Upton, D c Ashman, E Titus, $ l. Mcfarland, Geo PErson, c | $ Abbott. F NJ Walcott, E Bailey,.E D Futile. P Anderson, I F Campbell, T T 1 Hunter, Thos Steele, " 4 PoinGcxteF, 1 Hugh Percy.
 Mir. Sholderer has made his meat ] market thoroughly fy-proof, by the cree ton of front of screen wire. His es. tHblIshment IS now In c thoroughly first class condition for summer business and has every facility for the care and supply of fresh meats of all kinds as well as smoked and salt meats. MT. Sholderer IS bound to keep the lead.
 Mr. Walker of the Narrow Gauge rail- road will soon return to Tncson. He has been very busy shipping rails, rol- ling stock, tools, implements and other paraphernalia for the road and expects to arrive here about the time they get through. It will be only very short time until lively work upon the road will commence, with a large force of workmen.
 It Is a fine thing to be a petit jlror. \ dozen ot them failed h agree upon a verdict on Saturday evening, and they spent Sunday in meditation and prayer. without arriving st any definite conclu- sloD. At tins writing the obdurale and recalcitrant eleven are utterly QumOved ! by the eloquent logic of the wise one who never errs. and the historical character of the petit jury IS considered perfectly safe ln theIr hands.
 Mir. Edward D. Futile has been 3D. pointed by the court foreman of the , United States grand jury now in ses- | sion. Mir. Futile IS the clerk of the ' Board of Supervisors of Graham county I and resides at SolomonvilIe. He IS a , pleasant and sffable gentleman and will ! discharge hIs responsible duties with i fidelity and ability.
 Chairman J. S. Mansfield, of the ( Board of Supervisors, has received let | ter from Mir, J. Alden Gaylord, of New York, relating to the sale of the country bonds Tor the construction of the Mar TOW Gauge railroad. Mir. Gaylord says that plenty Of money for its construct ion Is now available and the work is to I be pushed forward with all possible dis | patch. My. Gaylord may soon pay Ari- | zona another visit and possibly acquire | some property interests here. E. O. Shaw, the contestant for the Pi- ( ma Sheriff's office, has hurt himself con siderably by having a class of men | around hIm, who have not the respect Of | ha fy kn ] ID any case be settled before Paurs term is at an end. Had Mr. Shaw q kept away from his ill-advisers and pre- q served dignified attitude. he might have been elected next fall, almost by accla- O nation, as a large number of republI- e cans, who believe he bas been wr0nged, z would have voted for him. As it Is at Il present, NIT. Shaw's hangers on have suc- o ceeded Tn disgusting many of his best " a La Cronica. of Los Angeles. pays 'l )ne of IUcson's former citlZens the fol- owing neat compliment: Yesterday Afternoon, on motion Of Stephen Nj. White and the presentation of a certif- oi ate of the Supreme court of Arizona Of Tt which he WAS formerly an associate dl lustlce, Judge W. F. Fitzgerald was te admitted tO practice in the Supreme M ourt of thIs state. Mir Fitzserad en- th oys on enVlable reputation acquired by fi weniy years practice in the first courts Cl f the United States. He IS a gentle dI nan ot brilliant antecsdents and unim- rc eachable conduct, and great legal abil- ST y, and will adorn the honorable bar of oc bis city" sc The Illustrated Graphic News, of ,U, ,U hicsgo, IS Q new illustrated weekly that St deserving of especial mention. Its .,, lustratlons are exceedingly fine, rival na lg the best produced in Harper's, both he livelIness of subject and artistic exc S;, ltion. It practically takes the place of ;s arper's Weekly, ,lbut IS a more lively and -I, aggressive journal. It IS 8 permanent ab stitution, backed by sufficient capital on guarantee its successful future, aud 9 bids fair to surpass in popular favor, De e old established journals of the kind. tr erms, S4O0 per year. Address Chlca- Ina, Illustrated Graphic News, Cor. 9th to