Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

v-sitinc Ms!. and Mrs. G. h. Smith.
 r-snp labor is being successfully used
 hr The city authorities.
 ,,,ther social event to look forward
 T;ll be the celebration of a tin we'd s;,g which will occur in about ten days.
 ,s the CITIZEN goes to press Russian ,ss is jn full blast 6t the residence of
 NJ B. M. Jacobs.
 There will be 6 regular meeting of the ,,rstees of the public library tomorrow evening st $ o'clock.
 yr R A. Johnson has gone 10 the r,,s--Ocesn ranch ID tbe Santa Cais- trss and will be absent about a week.
 Marshal Meade is working ten men on ,hs Beck mine in Stein's Pass, and is .f,pping the ore to Fl Psss with very ,s,,sts.tory results.
 good. gentle mule for sale, broken 4, both harness and saddle. Enquire st ,5s Scotia saloon corner Congress and Never streets for particulars
 Nr sam Truscott has received the sad ;rtalhgeuce of the desth of his young s;.;ar Thivrs, who died of pneumonia m ,he 6.h, st Cornwall, Eng land
 Doc Smart IS improving right along. and regslnrng his power of speech. At times he will break of into a senseless ;s-,on. but on matters of interest to h,nsei be IS rational enough.
 The wind storm that for the past several days has been sklrmishlng around for location finally decided 10 drive it's tent-pins heresbouts and real estate IS booming ID consequence,
 NIT. Monyhsn Of Fl Paso, has been ap- no,nted trsln disDst- her st thIs place. Chief Dispstcher Howard now has four assistants and they are all kept busy.
 Dr Handy reports that Engineer ChRs. Neal IS resting easier to-day, and he has strong hopes Of saving hlm. However, yesterday the situation seemed grave enough 10 justify sending for his mother and sister.
 People having houses sud rooms to let should not fail to advertise them. The demand seems to be increasing every dsy. Scarcely @ day psssess that the CITIZEN does not have inquiries about desirable rooms.
 Mr. sni Mrs c. F. Love, for the past tFo weeks guests of MT. and Mrs. W. c. Davis, left for California to-day where they intend to pass the next several months, and will then return to theIr home ID Chicago, by the northern route.
 The new time table will go into effect on Sunday next. The east bound ex- press vii arrive in this cIty at AIS p. 10. sud leave st 4:45 p. DO. The express dne west will arrive st B. m. and depGrt at l.l5 8. m. This will be quite sn sdvant- axe over the present time schedule which brings both trains ID here Rt mid night.
 MT. E. Tiltair Wetter, proprietor and advance agent of the Count Of Monte Cristo troupe, is ID the ci'y to-day, making arrangements for the appear snce of his trouDe here on the 9th aud 7Jh Instsnts. Everywhere on theIr Cali fornis tour they met with grand success. Tucson will undoubtedly be out and greet them in full force
 Marcus Forster Of the Forster Bros, stockmen ID Los Angel es, passed through here this morning en route to Sonora 10 purchase cattle to be shipped 10 California for beef purposes, He went from here to Sonora by private conveyance, MT. Forster IS brother of "Chico" Forster,s.w swell remembered here snd Tho was killed several years since.
 MT. 4. F. Southerlsnd, s prominent inning man from New York arrived yesterday afternoon. He comes to start work on some valuable silver mines near Globe Mir. Southerl8nd Is an accom- plished amateur photographer, and took 6 numbsr of views of AriZous when here s5out two years ago with some gentle men connected with the Marrow Gauge railroad.
 Engineer Neal, hurt in the recent railroad wreck, west of DemiDg, is rest nig ss easy to-day ss could well be ex- pscted. Al the time of the accident Neal was probably ou the side board of the locomotive and jumped when the engine left the track, but unfortunately, fell. snd was caught under the express cor by which he was injured. The fire man escaped unhurt.
 A big pay roll.-Timothy Hopkins, treasurer of the Southern Psnlhc Com psuy, says that the pay roll Of lss Sac rsnento employAs thIs winter, IS between s3j00O0 and S400000 B month. Two thousand skilled workmen are now at work in the shops at that place, and they receive from 8. 50 to S4 ,5O day. The present monthly pay roll Tor the road west to EI Psso and Ogden IS about Sl .0OO, 900, and for the p sst twelve months the company has disoursed sbout SIP ,009. .009 in wages Mining sDd Scientific Press.
 Sunday morning Msrsbsl Wells re- turned from Tucson with the bur gl6r Eho escaped Thursday morning while ID the set of robbing Asher's store. He csE- t1red him in Tucson Friday night about ll:30 o'clock. The man gave hls name ss Wm, Butler and said that be walked from Phenix to the Southern Pacific track. where he boarded freight tram and went to Tucson. At hIs examination yesterdsy afternoon before Judge Woods, b. pIesd not guilty and was held ID The sum of g, 900 to await the action of the next grand jLry.-Gszstte.
 How to Succeed ss 8 Stenogrspher and Typewriter" with quiet hints and gentle advice by one who "hss been there," 8 Handbook of Miscellaneous lDIOEmatlOn Huu OukRcchlOBs ADA ANc young Law Reporter; the Shorthand Student; the Typewriter Operator; with rules for the proper use of Capital Let ters and Punctuation, also some Practl- cal Suggestions for he fOrmstion oi General American Association of Steno- grsphers, by Arthur NJ. Baker, the an, thor of How to Learn Shorthand, 'Z pages, 12 mo-. paper, price p cents. New York, Fowler & Wells O., publishers, i'5 Broadway. The case of Dan Moody who, on the sth Of January last, opened Tom Frontrs cheek to the teeth with a rszor, was called in Judge Meyers court this morn Ing. On hearing the testimony the judge decided to hold the prisoner over to await action by the next grand lnry ID the sum of S,2OO0, in default Of which be vas sent to jail. Moody is gentle manly looking man and one that, to the general observer. would be among the lsst 10 use a deadly weapon oD 90 slight provocstion as that represented to have Deen by Eronfi uhO WAS intoxicated st