Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Ms. q. S. Noble left last evening for s-ort visit to Los Angeles, Hn-h Tevis and Mir. Kellogg drove in L-- tle Babscomori yesterday and will .s-,,iu several days.
 C,,. II. J, Egsn. of Oliftop, goes to I p1snix this evening ss delegate from I Gsasn county.
 -C1ss. T. Etchells has been seriously III , -; the past few days with liver or sto- I -s,h trouble.
 Noysles and Solomonville are numer- .-s.y represented at the Court House I .--.n9 this term of court. n,a't forget H. l.. B. s. concert next I Y,1tsy Be on hand, help good cause ,51s and enjoy yoGrself.
 Ms. T. Ketchum the popular school
 ,-scaer Bt QujOtoa Is ID the city on
 rs.t of few days and is stopping at as Cosmopolitan.
 | !. D. Underwood is EctinGIreceiver of --a,es at the land office during the sb- I .srea of Major Fred W. smith in San | Francesca, The T. s. grand jury which has been :. session for the past week concluded | hsiI lsbors and handed in their report \ y.s,erdsy afternoon.
 Dr. ". L. Wsrdweu, Miss WardweIl ul Hiss Wyeth leave tomorrow morn 7. ilr the Columbus ranch in the Santa l Casinss for 8 months visit, after which Us. Wardwell and Miss Wyeth will de- 1 Is-t for New York.
 Tucson can we'll feel proud of the Arc
 i, lee works. Since the works have been under General Johnson's charge the city bss s.wsys had an abundant supply 6 6 rsason6ble price, without any of the Il san1yances of former years. V. [. Rowland has been irrigating sb-Gt thirty acres this spring from s-sl ditch on his land on the Rillito. Is soon as the large ditch is completed i-s ,ich land in this valley will produce 7sst amount of grain ana fruit. Ls.a in PhenIr Is that Thos. E. Parish after Immigration ConmlssIoneT Ga | -srou H. King, in the Herald, and that | gna person who was discharged from | Asylum by Dr. MahoDey, is after the | 5Js.or. Courier. The following delegates We're chosen | gss.eriay to represent Graham county | r the coming Democratic Territorial | C5rventiOn which meets in PhenIx on | i.a -tn of next month: Geo. Fl. Stevens, | $ V Pomroy, c. Layton, II, c. Boon, T. " Faller and Judge Fitzgerald. I-a following eight names were chosen .y the Democratic County Convention i-s s..ernooo. as delegates to the TerrI- rrsi Convection at Pheuix. to be held | @ toe 7th of next monrh: F. G.Hughes, l3l1 Anderson, B. c. Parker, Geo. L. Hood. Frank J. Heney. Ben. Hereford, , T. Franklin, C. A. ShIbeh. Nr. Herbert O. Brown, the genial ms .sssr Of the Tucson Citizen, is n town delegate to the Republican Terri arIsl convention. Mir. Brown IS 8 shin- -g light m the newspaper business of lnzons, runs good paper and conducts on honorable principles,-Hersld. Among the novelties included ID next N.u1sy's concert will be an elegant four ;ase souvenir illustrated programme. l I5s Hebrew Ladies Beneyolent Society sa7s been so universally useful In theIr
 E1lk that the least they deserve IS fuil
 l51se
 Arthur Esterbrooks enid died Tuesday l .i5rnoon from dIptheria, aged SIX . 7-srs. This is the second son that NIT. El Mrs Esserbrook have lost. The l s4e.ion that has visited them IS very si one, and their friends deeply sym | islise with them.
 l. is reported here that ME. D. Hen- t-s3u recently had some difficulty with :l1zsI of San Diego, for advocating
 c5 advantages of Arizona. Mir. Hen
 .=-sou ss usual was perfectly able tO l -i his own and still continues to speak
 7 gl0#Ing terms of ihe resources of
 I-r far territory.
 While The poor people Of the East are
 s suffering from the cold snd 2 neral
 -Pi5ssantness of mud and siush which
 -.=s the end of long and dEeary win t- E- Ot Arizona are enjoying long E5 delightful syring-neither too warm gt3O cold. Our climate alone, Is suffi-
 --i Inducement for people to come tlthe rigorous climate of the Esst,aad
 site among us, without the further ln-
 :-cs-ents Of our min ng and agricul-
 ;-'a. and cattle interests EGoazales Of QuijotOs is Tn the clty
 Spring brief vacation. From him the
 llT-zES learns that the camp IS ln a very
 Tg,Peroas condition. The camp now
 -a: sOout l00 inhabitants with three
 Q mercantile establishments which
 s7 e.! doing good business. The
 sss;.ess Company are working forty men
 Ii are consuming lots of powder. The
 ;-'rounding country IS full of prospec-
 '1's and chlOriiers, who seem 90 be fslr- } successful.
 E. Stewart is in from the Olive .s-p aud reports new strike III the ll7e Nine of considerable richness.
 --' nine has already turned ont thou
 a11s Of dollgrs, 6Gd bids fair to tulflll
 s7 m1s. sanguine expectations ot It's
 Euers. Supt. 5. E. Conlee has a force
 men it work and is putting the mlne ers. class shape. Owen Doyle and | -i-p5sll have also made rich strike on / ls.r e aim in the same camp, and VIII -1F.ly bring in about twenty tons Of ore
 cs, Ejll go over $500 per ton,
 -1s case of the three Apache Indians
 . were indicted for the murder ot l5 ot their tribe on the San Carlos re-
 systi7n IS still occupying the attention . E;he [, s. District Court. The ques- | -ll HuEf1er En6 O- -. Syutt nhu guIis- a,aon was raised yesterday afternoon I'd ably argued but the judge ruled '-4. ihe U. $. Court had jurisdiction so
 e7 case was continued and the jury ,A7s just retired to deliberate on B yer l1t
 You say you won't my daughter" said
 -s proprietor of an Arizona newspaper
 syoang man who wac. sitting nervous
 oa the edge of chair and wipIng his
 5'5r!sh brow with the office towel "1es
 Have you spoken to her of thIs
 ~aier: "She-she hEs referred me to
 "a "Is your affection for her deep (
 -l siucereg' 'SincereT gssped the S
 .log nan. "I pledge you my word l l
 .l'e1t slept wink nor eaten a mouth I
 | q o' yictuals for six whole weeks for ,
 ,-.aElng Of her" George" said the C
 ~lei, after looking Q. him a moment
 s s-5ehvelT,," think you msy come into .
 Anily l need B young mBn of l
 t capabilities to swear 10 the circu- d
 --'a of the paper" t
 @'iet The wedding last evening. num-
 n intimate friends were invited to
 tssldence of Hon. and Mrs. H. R.