Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.

-,, today, aud many San Carlos f1i-sus have been summoned ln attend sr,5 thereon
 Ia. ,-esrn and strawberry festival on o'c G. H. Adams lawn tonight Ice nir.sn snd cake, 15 cents; strawberries .si cske, 20 cents.
 v, ". ". Price. an aspiring young
 -.,bolngist of Riverside, Cal, IS ID --,son sn route to the Huachuca noun ..;1s where, by the assistance of friends, ta homes to continue this delightful a13y-
 N-.J. NJ, Drake, brother of Hon. c. p Drake, whom he is now visiting, 6r- ..rai from Riverside, Cal, yesterday. W, Drake IS treasurer of that town hay ;.g been elected after & heated contest, r1 he prohibition ticket.
 The Arcslc Ice Company have laid by .Tsserve supply of 100000 pounds which I ,.sv yill not touch until next fall. This .. t5 provide against any possible break ;r inc machinery, and insures full snp- rly d1rlng the summer.
 Nr W.J, Glenn for the past three vssrs engaged in surveying Tor the So- nora Land Company IS ID the city as Delegate to the County Republican oo1gention. He is very pleasant gen Lensc.
 Mir. Alfred Trippel, mounted lnspec- | lar st Yuma, is ID the city, bls serVlces bsing dispensed with by lack ot sppro- rrist.on for his department. There IS se ssys. but one mounted inspector on ,5s entire line between Fl Psso and Iurna.
 Mr. ". E. Sniggins ls the newly ar uyed night operator in the Western Tnlon office. He halls from the Lone stsr state. and is 8 pleasant and agree abe gentleman.
 lis understood that the 4. T. & s. F. is surveying two lines west, one from sos1rro and another from Silver City. Tbs road should receive every encour- sssment to come 70 Tucson.
 Mr. John Finch. formerly Undersherif Of itnis county, but now resident O. Tempe, IS again in the city and IS meet iug with a welcome from hIs old time hsnds.
 A little SOD of Engineer Esterbrook sgsd about ten years, died at eIRbt a'oIock last evening. Of dIptheria. The funeral was held from the residence at tEo o'clock this afternoon.
 Nr. Max Zier will leave for Europe on the first of May to visit his parents whom he has not seen for many years. Dnring his absence his business will be conducted by his brother, Mir Nathan Zisr. ss will be seen by a notice pub Gshei elsewhere.
 Mrs. A. M. Feldmsn has removed her dress making room from Stone avenue, snd would be pleased to receive her patrons. new and old, at her new place, io No. POT Camp street.
 MT. Chss, Bean, son of Col. and Mrs. C.. c Bean, is in the city visiting with hjs parents whom he had not seen Tor the past several years. Mr. Bean IS en route 50 San Diego 10 accept 8 position in the International company of Lower California.
 A dozen or more soldiers have been stationed on the San Pedro, about 25 miles below Benson. This squad has been stationed there for the psst sev- eral months. Every few weeks the old force IS relieved and 6 new one seut down.
 Mrs. George P. Scholefeld, no~ visit ing iu Globe, presented her husband, on inc 18th, with a bouncing fine boy. On inc same date Mir. Scolefield was elected sdelegste to the Republican convention ct Phenix and this boy IS probably bis reward. Congratulations RteIn order.
 Dr. Odermstt and family returned from Fort Grant this morning, having enjoyed pleasant and successful visit While away, the Dr. made many pleas En, sccuaintaDces and returns home highly impressed with the beauty Ot The country through which they travelled.
 During a recent ride down the: valley slopg Pinal creek. We were surprised to see the number Of ditches which have been taken out and the large aggregate sres of land that IS being cultivated thlf season. The gardens and fields ot wsv, ins grain add greatly to the beauty oi the valley. The land is very rich along PlnRl creek and easily cultivated, when Ester for irrIgsting is obtsiusble. It's expected that the water wlll last untl June this seBson.-Sllver Belt, On the 18th friezht train No. 2l col liied with switch eng1ns and road en- zine which were attached together and were moving in the Los Angeles yard The three locomotives and four frelgh' cars were badly wrecked and the llnt efeetually blocked. A large force oi men WAS put to work to clear the track bat il was several hours before this could be accumulated, Train No. 2O was de lsyed in her journey northward over toul hours. No one was injured by the col hsIon.
 The U. s. grand jury. which met thii afternoon. Is composed of the folloWin. sertlemeu: D. D. Hall, foreman, q. Hof, secretary. H. B. Penney, A. Olsen E. R Richardson, A. Sanders, X. : Preston. Arthur Bcr:oD, H F. Dodge c. Haislip. l.. D. ChIlson, C. IS. Stock isg. Wm. Florsheim, Il. ", Hammer strand and J. W. Taylor. The Jury vii DO doubt be ln ses- -iOu for Dearly week Es there is considerable busiDess to com before them. W. B. Hopkins was Hp pointed jury bsilitt
 The judgment given in the Distric Court by Judge Wright against the A. F. Railroad for taxes in favor Of MohRv county was in amounts as follow: Agalns the railroad track and improvements S2s S40 50; penalty ana co-tsi Sl,4 4ts land belonging to the company, S4, JAG penalty and costs, S233-mskiDg tota Of S33. .4S0.75. The decision of the Oour vas appealed from and it is probsbl that the case will come before the Ter rtorial Supreme Court at its session Il June next.-MohGve Go. Miner.
 The following advice is given in tn kiudlIest manner 10 the members of th great Anti Work Society, commoDl, ellled tramps: I; you come to Kingmgr either on foot or by way of the brHk
 beam, the chances are thst you will b compelled to work CT stgrve. The peopi Of this town have declared war on you and won't allow you m the future, as Il the past, to quietly sleep m the freigh cars and under the water tank and cos
 chute, nor will they give you quarter O
 R"hBnd-Out." All your pleasures vii
 be Interfered with, and the probabilitie
 are that your manhood" will be degrsd
 ed and you will be compelled to do some
 thing you may have never done before
 woTk-Mohgye Co Miner