Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
LOCAL NEWS.

,,uuty, IS ID the clty.
 Csnt. Wint snd Lieut.. Slsvins have re ,-lnsi from theIr trip through the Santi Cstsllnss.
 Ioesl orchestra of about ten piece baen started with Harry Pateman a condocsor'
 Nr.J.T Brickwood, SD enterprisins ,,5 influential citizen of Nogsles is 1T ,bs city doing duty as 8 grand iurymsn
 ars+le for jewelry set will take plac, tb,s evening st 80 o'clock st 25l Main S Nrs. Levin's house.
 The srisl of Philip Ament, indicted or ths chsrge of murder, has been set fol to-m0rrow.
 No msil came from beyond Demine ,bis morning. Even the Fl Paso papers ~srslly on time, failed to put in appear sDce.
 Is. Mansfield Is putting large plate ,'sss ;u the building formerly occu pied 5T tbe First National Bank. Great care ,s bslug taken ss pane of this costs, Isid down. about Sl0O.
 Mr. Chss. NJ. Wilson. general agent of ,be United Masonic Benefit Association If Missouri, is in the city soliciting membership for the association.
 Mrs, B, NJ, Jacobs gave ga afternoon Mexican chocolate yesterday, assisted by Mrs. G. O. Smith. Mrs. G. R. Smith, . Mrs. $, A. Mason, Miss Pomroy and Miss MsXwen.
 Frank J, Heney made his first srgu- ment before the Supreme Court yester- dsy iu the case of c. B. Heney agsins, Pima county. Those who heard hIm, compliment him very highly.
 The delinquent tax sale commenced yesterday, and will continue from day to d.v until finished. The indications are ths, very little property will be sold to the territory.
 Judge J. T. Fitzgerald of Graham county, is in the city looking we'll and hesrsy. Affairs about the county seat, the Judges home. gre looking unoom- nonly well ss in fact are classes of busi- ness throughout the entire county.
 The little son of Mir. and Mrs, Ormsby, poE suffering from dIpthers, continues to get weaker. His parents however, q, not spprehend any serious results, bu. think be will soon be well again. sadit IS sincerely to be hoped he will.
 Itis reported that Bert, editor of the PaeniG Advance, has skipped the country in order to evRde the soothing influence of sn indictment for blsckmsIl, which the grand jury IS said to have iOund sgsInst him,
 Wm. Harper, formerly Chief Engineer of the Gould k Curry and OPhlr mines, sni well known to many Virginia Clty men heresbouts, died suddenly ID Sac rgmento, Cal, on the 18th instant.
 Jos. SoldIni, of the Maison Doree. has leased the Southern Pacific hotel st Yuma. Joe thoroughly understands his business and will run first-class house second to none ID the territory.
 Col. Compton, of Fort Huachucs, the new colonel of the 4'h Cavalry Is vlsi; ing Tucson for the first time in a num- Der Of years. Colonel al one time com msnded Fort Lowell
 Antonio Cham, indicted on the charge Of embeEzeling S4OO from George Blair, If Plnel county. was tried today and EIs case given to a Jury. At this writ Ing no agreement has been reached. It s reported however, thst they stand ' for conviction and for scquittal.
 Messrs. Parker and Judd of this clty have two of the finest bred dogs in the United States. That owned by Mir. Parke, IS pure Lllewellyn stock with @ ten generation pedegree. The one owned by Mir. Judd IS sn Irish Setter and has like length ot lineage.
 A Mexican boy fy name of Girard D5ninga, was before Judge Meyer to- dsy charged with assault. As the attack VAS unprovoked, his honor fined him Sl0 sud trimmings, which ID all, amounted to about Sl5. As his bolsas vouI not pan out the necessary con que be was consigned to the tender usrcies of the county jsIler.
 Articles of incorporation of the Arizo- IS Central Railway Company were filed vlth the Recorder of Gila County, March l2th. lSSS. The charter contemplstes the building of three lines of railway. One from PhoenIx to Globe, distance about -j miles; one from Phoenix to Prescott, d.stsuce sbout l10 miles, and one from Phoenix to Yuma, distance l3O miles. Norrls F. Locke of Jerseyville, lllInoIs, Wm c. Masten. of Kansas City, Missou- T, C1rnelius s. Masten, DeForest For ter. Frank Baxter, John T. Dennis and }. P Conroy of PhoeDIx, AriZons, con- siitute the directory. The capital stock ls S7 100000, divided into seventy-hve thousand shares of one hundred dollars each. At the date of the articles of ln- corporstion. March 9th, S3I5,OOO had been subscribed Silver Belt
 Woods American Hotel, at Casa Grsnde' hsA by its increased business, been forced to remove to more commo- dious quarters, on the south side of the track and nearer the depot, where its proprietors, Mir. and Mrs. J. M, Woods, vill be happy to receive their old friends snd patrons. A more popular host and hostess than those presiding over the 9estinies of this hotel are not met by travelling public as this enforced change for more commodious quarters amply proves.
 Messrs. David Bowers and James Ash burn, two worthy residents Of southern Pima are here ID attendance on the grand jury. MT. Bowers IS one Of the hardy pioneers who crossed the plains .ong years agone, He IS largely engaged in mining and is also proprietor Of the Palace saloon n Critttenden. Mir. Ashburn, of the firm of Ashburn Bros.. vell known Sonoits csttlemen. Three years since he purchased mule from one of his neighbors, and having occs- son to bring It here it was recognized by Mr. Leopoldo Osrrillo as sn animal that bad been stolen from him by Mexican to whom be han loaned 1t. He Rt once iu stituted suit against the son of the Hand of the Mshsns" and as witness in the Mir. Asbburn was su- peaei here.
 Mir. Chas. E. Fisk of Globe, has most Extraordinary piece of wood from the Aaderied river, South America. In gen efal appearance this wood resembles RFspe vine. but when cut dismetricslly seross discloses the true outlines of Maltese cross, and SO clearly IS this fg- Qre defined, that the cross proper has psFtlslly separated from the surround hg Took, the texture being somewhat 1ner than the outer portion. or the blpaa f,h h.e Mr Riak