Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
RDAY. MARCH 24. 1888
LOCAL NEWS.

night. tis not known whether they
 br ught their horses back or not.
 Reserved seats can be had gt Fleish-
 m.u'z for the entertainment this evening
 b. paying twenty-five cents extra. Seats
 have been selling very rapidly and nc
 doubt they will have H full house.
 Some Of the trees planted ia Tucson 8
 month since, are now dead for want oi
 water. As an accommodation for dogs,
 they sTe just the thing, but as shade
 frees they a5e Rn ignoml1ious failure.
 Lieuteasnt Colonel Simon Snyder,
 Ion Infantry, is assigned to station a' San Carlos, Arizona, and VIII proceed hence thereto and take command of that post.
 Mr. Bruce Al3ricb, Mrs. Johnson, MT.
 aDd Mrs. R. A. Johnson, Miss Carrie AL drich and Miss Ida Johnson left thIs morning oy team for the Pennsylvania ranch, as tle guests st kicbRrdson and GormIey for few days.
 Rev. T. c. KirkFood, DID, of Colo radO Sprlugs. superintendent of Presby-
 terisn missions for the southwest, will
 preach a, the Congregational church tc-
 lIsaA1M --4a' -A@ t-- hLS A"t-nA AeaA
 There will be 10 service ID tbs evening
 on account of the union temperance
 meeting st the Baptist church.
 There will he @ Temperance meeting at the Baptist church SunaGy evening st . o'clock, Induc'ed under the auspices Of the W. C. T. .. NJ NJ. Hitchcock, H. Hammond Cole and A. u. Gunnet will take part in the exercises. All gre cordially invited to attend.
 Michse! Murphy, h wsll-knOEn Pima county pro pectoT, WAS recently drown ed while attempting to cross Salt River. Tn comp ny with Bill Johnson he left Qljo,oa on a prospecting tour towards Prescott aud EhIle fording Salt River was tnro~n and injured by his horse which resulted ID his death as above stated. Ine body WAS recovered sud buried st Pnenix
 A young Tombstone society gentle man, who s QuIJe ID ex ert at telling fortunes with card, created profound sens sitl at sn evening gathering not long ago by inuOcautly predicting thsts youDg lady, whose horoscope he was ea--ing, "~ou he Q fond wife Eod mO'h-r within six months" His re mslu w-re not swep: up til nex: day. -E3i;sph
 rae sa-r Ted T1rks have struck 'h- t,wt | ne ensagsd d in reidliag tht .uke- m4uuf ciur Holy Land trIlk-t. rh-s- Ameris4nlz d Turks are mp 'srOrs # the gor t kjni as are
 lS wI~e t1e uT;Ic es they off-r Tor sale, and the less .DcourGgem mt fl red hem, #h.. q fe 2 ia in ibe chsin gang would have a most s'lu.ary fl ct on them.
 The phanpmenon of thirteen trumps ID n hard al whist occurred in the UaI'- ei service Ciuu. st Calcutta, OF Jan. g. A JIIye aud thrse physIcia.s were the pi .s-r-, and tley aHd witnes -es made due r-rp-i u' it. The pack Vas perfect ly shuti I aud cu!, aud the dealer held tn- hand, tur-Iug up the kn8ye of clubs. Proctor ns- calculated that the charre f th's event occurring IS one in l5S, 750,- OOJ,O01.
 he Cr''tenien smelfer will start on the 23i u-tant. This Is good news for that eutr' section of country. Now the taoUsa2ds of tons Of ore that 20 from Sonora and the Crittpndau rortion of ArizpnR. will not so 70 Fl Psso IS here tofnre out will stop thare and b. reduced | to nulil5n. be Crift-ndsu shelter IS | owned -ai managed by honorable gentle | men who neither purpose 10 ceirsud nor | Fee tu--- patrons defrauded oi 6 cent | that l5ElInaiely belongs to them.
 New fork Press: And so the Halssead | idea .- tla, Judge Gresham should be | punished b Ca1s- ee was & friend Of Ge- | neral Grant lf ihG- is the spirit 10 which | certain gentlemen propose to enter the | next Can. paiRu the chances of Rspubll- can slo' -- will be very slim indeed. JgiRs Gresham certainly had a right to favor G neral Grant. He vas one Of Grants '5ie generals during the war. and stood oy him when ta- pen of Mnrat | wa7 daily employed in assail- ing Grant,
 Msnager J E. Mulhkan, of the Chi ,Hgo S W-st Michigan R. F scoompa- 1Igd by Mag. ! B. Watson and A.V, P-nthni, oi Iirard Rapds, Mich FEC. Brown, o' Dctr0It, and s. S. Cobb. of KalgmaZ l-, arrived last evening Ip Manager MG!liSru's private csr. They nave been down ihrough Mexico and are loN cn their Esy Co Caliturnia. During he q y they visited the old church at sn \ .vI-r and took The town in gen. 'rslly. Mr. E. V Pantlind IS noted lptei Inal, sud Is an uncle of John T. 'antllnd, no a-ad TO liva acre. The ,erty leave for the west tonight.
 We have received with tbe oompli- nents O. Clifford E Judze an abridged ,rEmmBr of VOlapuk. the new interns- ional comm rci language. The gram nSr appears to be eXtrem-ly simple and ne rule of oDnstrlcfiuu few and nosi- lgr. Enc -ee use of the hard copsop- .n's k, v, aud 2, would seem to make bis hand male language rather harsh O 'he ear. Fr'm list of pnrases st- sch d 10 the b'ck, "Oxek mob odelo" { DDe-r= to be the VJlApuk eouivaiept | or w =ol't zo home tlll morning .auts Barbara Press.
 Nr. Y i-on Fl ,rtson, & grain mercban, z hi-saK CI-s, \ Nebraska, IS in the city 2siDg ont ihe land for fu.ure -etile- Dent. H. Has been on the coast since ) )s'Fm1a-, has thorou Ehly ex mined into be sources and possibilities of c .li- ( ,rn aud Is uoE quietly seeing what IS ' , be seen 10 Ar zoas. He expresses l O LII T''.l W NAtf-AAA " NGlA Ntf-h-El hlTD 'hat hr has hus far seen. On hls re- 1ru. shlcn will be m about six weeks. { e w..l determine in what portion If tn. ? a-rtory he can most suita iy locate. q h's ga ted he will establish colony O. f bout 30 familiss. Mr. Harrison IS evi- [ entiy the kIud of man wanted in this ountry and will bs valuable addition t D The community in which he elects to ( lake bis home. n Il. ?, Bee. mounted inspector, who, . 'gether with Inspector Blades, seized O Een'y-seven hOrses Rt Fairbanks, & few ' ayS slnca, for violation ot the custom e ws, IS 1t town to-day. At the tune of e le s,Izlrs th three Mexicans with the 1rSes v5Eo arrested and brought to F 1cs3n and will, It is expected, soon a we airing. When passing the stock d rougb the custom house they repre- e nted them as brood animals for the il ock fern of Sheriff Slaughter. bu: - ,2n ascertsiDing this statement to be h Is the men were arrested and horses J' iZsd. Bs noted. = Mir. J. J. Chatham, formerly a Faber tr on ,ha CITIZEN but now of the No " les Reserve, came ID last night and is al ying general shaking up among his "