Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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 ,,. Haynes will return in 6 few days to Los Angeles.
 Major F. NJ. Coxe has been ordered to ,.Ls station at San Francisco.
 The mountain peaks north of Tucson arc covered with snow.
 But Sl65O of city taxes went delin- .,snt and most of thIs will be psId ln xjth the per cent added.
 Sasrly s4OO in fees have been paid ;,.o,he County Recorders Cthce for the s-st ten days in January.
 Nine marriage hcsnces were issued m n-csunber and but two thus far Tor this month.
 V.,.nt houses are beng taken like In, cskes, and in @ short time there will m, be one in the city.
 Judse Lowell again made bis appear .,,s on the street today, but with & bsnisged head.
 Mrs Pickett, wife of Will Pickett, snnauntendent of the Quiiotos mines, srriyed from California this morning.
 Mrs. W. s. Edwards snd family, leave ., New York, where they will perms- gently reside, in the course of few dSys.
 The trains from both east and went s.-ived about twelve hours late to-day. The cause of the detention could not be learned.
 Hon q. NJ. Strauss will leave for Washington sometime during the early part of next week.
 The PsuI smelter will be in readiness to receive ores ID about two weeks from dste,
 R J. Kerr left this morning for HernosIllo, to investigate 6 Touring mil proposition ID that city.
 Master Mechanic Bonner has 176 men working in the railroad shops here. They are working day and night.
 An old Mexican named Msteo Gonzs- les. had the misfortune this morning of hsvins horse he was riding fall on hIm, breaking his leg near the ankle.
 Swan P. Nelson, the famous hotel man from Noghles, now in the Sisters hospital St this place, Is reported 10 be worse tnsn when previously heard from.
 The Public Library has received an ether invoice of new books, purchased by Miss Frye, in Boston They are sl- ready on the shelves.
 The rains muddied up the streets con sidersbly last night and travellers com plain of the roads south of town being ID like condition.
 Carlos Fully has moved to the Dos Resles, where he has been for the part several terms teaching the public school. Mr. Fully Is regarded as one of the best teachers in the county.
 Business, the merchants report, con- tinues to improve. Tsere Is large per centRge ID favor of this January ID com psrison with the first ten days of last year.
 o. H. Horne, patentee of track lay ing machine, has been officially notified that twelve out of his thirteen specifics tons have been allowed.
 An anonymous communication was received st this office several days since. The writer will please send in his name, not for publication but simply as mat ter of good faith.
 The following are the plumbers draw ing tie i've big prizes in the Louisians Lottery. received ny s. H. DrHc1- nsn this afternoon: 33442. 73lS5, 5l6l3. 6tl9 and 19040.
 The stamp mill at the s8mpliDg works is being run night and day with sstis- factory results. Mir. WOres is very euterprising young man, and in every way worthy of the success he enjoys.
 Mrs. Overten, wife of Capt. G. F. Overton, 9th Cavalry, is @ guest Of Mrs. Geo. R. Smith. Mrs. Overton IS en route from Santa Monica to Fort Stan tor, \. M., where her husband IS sta toned.
 The serious illness of General Alfred Terry IS announced His death or re- hrement would promote either Generals Niles or Crook to a major generalsnip sni 8 colonel to that of brigsdier.
 Frank Proctor has men at work bor- ing for srtesisn water in the Santa hoss valley, where he purposes to establish 8 fsnch upon which be intends to move sll his stock,
 Several San Pedro stockmen have been put to considerable trouble and expense recently. by the failure of Osil- fornis contractors to take cattle con- trscted for, Some rsnchers on the low CT river were obliged to drive their stock back from Benson.
 The Catholic concert to be given on the 25th. continues to attract much st- tension. The best musical talent ID the city will participate in the progrsmme and grand success iH promised. Ihls concert is given in behalf of a most charitable cause and ought to be hberslly pstrontzed.
 On July 1st 1887. the new law com peIling inc registry of all births and deaths in inc recorders office Of the several counties. went into effect, but SO far ss Pima county is concerned the law Seems to have been generally disregard. ei. as but twelve births, an average or two month, have been sent in for rec ord.
 Dr, Odermatt. for the past several weeks in San Francisco, has returned home well satisfied with his trip, but glsd to get back to old Tucson once more. It rained, he ssys, nearly every day he was in California. This has been the expression of othe's who, like him, self, consider California 8 very good country, but ArIZons a better.
 The man Johnson, arrested for assault ing and robbing Judge Lowell, had hearing before Justice Meyers this after noon and was bound over to await actor by the next grand jury. The evidence sddaced at the hearing, left DO doubt h the mInd ot the Judge and many ot the spectators, as to the guilt of the ac, cusei. Johnson is 8 large, sble-oodied nan, capable of being in better business thsu playing midnighs thug.
 There is in the she.if's office awaiting oEaorshlp, one seal skin sstchel, one morocco purse, one knit and one em- efoldered tidy. These were taken oy oheriff Shaw from the room of msn nat IS now serving R sentence ot ten 9sys Tn the county jail, and were un- uouotedly stolen. When found, they We're Recreted hatvean tha mattresses or