Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.
A Msv party is b iag ttlked of.

H F. w.rstos and Lewis Ezskiels came ID from ,he Msmm jth yesterday,
 Juiss Or. Eford. editor Of the Sogsle' Ns 6. .S iu town.
 Ex Sen tor Tabor, Of Colorado, IS the owner of the VdIture mIne in Mgricops county.
 Laeut. std Mrs. 4. T. Deso left this
 10 ming ,y ambulance for Fort FuI. caacA. to eli Iy s few weeks leave.
 Mrs. A. ]. Porter and her daughter, Mrs $ A Macon, lett yesterday after noon for FOrI Huscbucs on Q short visit.
 Nj. c. R. Smith, psymsster U. <. A.. snd MT. c J0dhsrt, returned last even- ing from 50 extended pay tip.
 Capt. J. B. Kerr. 6 n Cavalry, of Fort WIDgat, ih ths cIty as witness before the D.strIct COurt.
 Mir. Gni Mrs. Fred W. Smith gave s very clsIm 1- progressive eucnre party last eveDI-E In Louor ot Judge and Mrs Porter.
 4 large crowd accepted Mayor Ste veus' InvI aaInn to visit the DeR sveDu' across the valley, tnIs afternoon, sDG witnessed its formal opening.
 Mir. Bruce Aldrich and Mrs. Johnson drove InT Ish from CritIend,o yestei- o-y with ur horse. Mr. sad Mrs. R. A JoaBsOB. MIs- Johnson, and Mss Al d-Ich arrived this mOrnlug.
 Crl. H .e nd avery quick run | n grg | f,ihnarf tpscI4l. t. stsFt-d out ut Iucsoi n+kin- ; .Iies aD hour and sv rGgro 43 mIsss -.. iut ,he balance O. the ru!.
 Cue-e ". D a social service of soDs h-ld re the preaching to-morrov nxu. st th- Congregational church tDe stor will preach as usual, bot ID ,.4ins a-d evening.
 Toe egsire am unt of money taken e. td Il J o n- sie n's Pass Tain rot bs,y, V. SI26j T0e total vs,ue C sv-c. tuI , m,ArV and diamonds, " asr.ils vOr-G tns price pHid for Ihem
 ArIva vr ysretIous are being made she Oo4sr gaiIonal church for fu E. -f rSc u-K SlnDay, both mor iaE s.1 ve .uy. in ob -ervane- of sh g-ei.s,- les wal Uf tue C. rIslian churc ..
 h. G.ari Jury hsv sau.mo d Ju~- nc Sr fh auI ''rb sford 70 Rppe. ,irf r- d m, 5nt unfortunate Judg q ffi u is yros rs,, q by illness. Id h- ma freud hope soon to learn of hI sp-- y rrc4v T..
 Clara E ck, tue el lest daughter of M- sa Ii . .ri BOck, aged F years, dI, d last -v-ulI, ntd.p uerIH. She w-s av-r bri-h -ht su Urc-Is nx cbJld sul dearl lGvr1 by ull who knew her. The fri na ot the p,r-ut- d-"ply sympsth Ze VII. then ID Ihis sad fa cticn,
 On tb- irst of ue1s month J. 4. Blsci wIli m svs his j Nelry s,ore into t buIidIug formerly ocoupi ed by the Fir- Nalnual Q .uk The foom is now beiut pot in 6rst class condition. and when Mir Black gets thoroughly settled, b. will have tne b hsndsOmest jeTeiry stor, ID the territory.
 Harry Sinclair William Mover. Henr, Tackitt au George Cleveland e par d00ed b. 't0Ternor Znlick, and hberat-, from the Territorial Pr son on Ihursdas morning. Sine ar and M yer were ser from fucspu for life; Henry Tack, f cam from Pte-c ''t- fof murder, under 5 years septence-Sentinel.
 Iniorm4tIO IS wanted of Eaoch J. WIthers, hy his mother, vho resides il s. Loui and who Is BuxIous to know his whereabouts. Mir. Wlthers was II thus city soout tya weeks since, 'utIti, not known ID which direction he WsIt after leavIny here. lie is a book k-binieI by trade Call % or address W. b. Hopkins, this clty.
 Unier-,SherifT Sbiballis of the opinio, that the pBruss who committed tbe triple murI-r uear Niger Wells. IL MsricOpS county, were not MexIc4Ds s. k generally sG 70 cd, but Americans. M xIc=n-, be say are n5: gIven [, attacking -o l8,2e D body Cf armed me .. b It eveD tsi tbey me so. ey would not go n.r ia, bl; would make a Lee li-s for , ,nc-a.
 Mr. Davii Henderson, president of the San Diegn Nlti.-nsi Bsuk, unG one oi o~Dsrs of the CcDsol,da ed Bank Ui Turspr. .-riv -d fTom tbe vet last ever fog Mr. a Disreos says he big boom SDutasru Jtc 'ornI ls over. There Is s Il spme ie,uat q for cIty prngsrty, but ou-- EA4F Gl i6 Vt. AulAs tlG eH hhf euc uraEipR.y v pf th- prospects of Ar z'pa s-d '--dic-' large immigra;i r dnr'nR tu- !-.r.
 The " eme western gsteVay 10 NJ xIc, is \ -sies s-d illging from IL d ,iiy D. -r. tSe hEssRyE. ihe town mus b. 70 ie , pr gp,he,.i people Sho R bri1kIuz b aIvsnt .xrs Of the plrce b. fore rh. tHbI, bg the me ms of printer Iok Lar bundle. uf he REsEBvE ve-y 4pe DupeI, are ii trlbG-, d uslly O. the trains al D-mlog. ibs people e Nogs.e4 re "n ths rIght trsck for bDp8.-E Paso Times
 rn-re n' tslS o' repeating the iii k i.ls's 0 uvsntion. A. the diff To "n rhu c.e. nave had numerous bsnr- t i-sI v u,i b. a-soleniid idea 70 han, tas rpc-=i- nf the next entertain uer t. tue Ci'y C 'lOcil, to be applied [, neeied movements throughout th, ely. In this way perhaps cer,sir .mbsE Of street lamp. might be m sin tsinei, ~hiih are Reed, very much B, Riyi si eIt-rtsi im-ot or some kInC eacn mnu h, q neat sum ruld be raised snd It wbd'd be placed where it woulJ do tee most good.
 Snna i1ea of the exellence of RAR PER MAGAZINE for April may he gain ei oy Iuaul-g one'- eye down the column of names on the right hand side of ih. table of contents. thus: F. A. Bridgmsp. William Bl ck, Andrew Lang. EliZtbetn R'c1Ard E Burton. c CoQue- lin, Joe 'hsudler Harris. Harriet Pres cott 5 ,Ofnr !. F. Anstey, l. .fcsdio H srn, Charles Dudley Warner George Will ian CurFis. Charles King, U. $. A.. and William Dean H wells. So much for the contributors. Another glance at the titles on the left will show ths breadth Ot the i -iI covered by the articles. Tbe Great West has liberal portion of spare. Dramatic art ls discussed by ID. Coqne- lin in "Ac'ing sud Authors" The pictorial matter includes the work nf Alfred Par sous. F. A. Bcidgmau. Frederick Bsr- nard, Du Naurier, F F. z 'gbsum, Paul l Rsnotsrd. c. S, ReiDhsrt, and E. A. Alb oey.
 4 surprise party to Mamie. Maud and Julie trssze. was RIvan by the l.. A. S., lt the reslGence Of Miss Lillie Shibell, ast evening. Present: Misses Annie and IDttie Wood, Laura Hoyman, Lilhe O. ter, Helen stewart, Hsansh Miller, Emily flynn, l. use Moves. Mamie, Maud and .illie Era..za and M mia and I,,Ilia