Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.

The three delayed OalIfornla malls came throagh last night.
 Fig trees at the Agus CalIents are re ported 10 be laden with fruIt.
 Hon. C. R. Drake reports the ss;e of mining powders ss being good.
 Waer & Hengla will soon commence Co msnUfEc ure irst-clsss leather.
 Mr John o. Duugherty, Superintend- ent of the Total Wreck mIne, is in the city.
 The Grand Jury for the March term of the District Court. wss Impsnneled to-day,
 Mir. Carroll bss been appointed Mas Ser Mechanic of the railroad shops here, wee J. l.. Bonner resigned.
 Cnl. Herring, of Tombstone. came in last evening to attend the session of the supreme court.
 Oo the R6j 1urDment Of the Supreme Court thls morning the District Court opeued session and considerable civil case business was mapped out.
 Samuel Hughes will put fourteen Rd- dItional scrspers to work on the ditch next Monday, and will push the work vigorously.
 P G Mach, of Total Wreck, is in sgsiu If CT supplies. He has several men st work on his claims, and has just c1mpletel a tunnel 40 feet long.
 Hnry Ward, su old time resident of Tucsop, hut for the past five years residipg 8 in Oa'iroruia. c me in yesterday. Harry is R i he b.ss singer, and IS now on hit way 10 the City Of Mexico.
 Mineral patents were issued by the G neral l. md offiss in Feorusry to the R venue lode in the Tombstone mining dIstrI't. aud to the OlIve lode ID the Ar vacs di-tIic'.
 There was no through train from the west last night on account of big wash ont al CsIton. Passengers and mall will be transferred and ter to-day yery little delay will be experienced.
 The Supreme Court met and adjourn ed tIll to-mOrroE. Judges Porter and Wight nrt having arrived. but both are expected ID tonight and tomorrow the court will sit with full bench.
 The programme for the Grand Army entertHInm-n -nt tomorrow evening will be very Interesting, and should be well Attend-d,
 Miss Maria Frye returned this morn ing from an eIght mon .hs visit to her home in Boston. She has had 8 de- liRhtfui time, but nevertheless is glad to get back to AriZ Z0nR.
 Mir. E. J. E Eiwgrds, of Phenix, is in the city In attendance on the Supreme Court, which met here to-day. Mir. Ed wards gave the CITIZEN pleasant call this morning.
 Real estate took another rise to-day. It came up from the south and when lat heard of was en route to Boom Land ID the north and considerable of Tucson real estate that was lying around loose, went with 1t.
 Mir. Theo. Wores, of San Francisco, is visiting bis brother, ChRs. R. Wores. of the Tucson SamplIng Works. Mir Wores l. one of the foremost artists on the Pscifis coast, and Is now on his way 0 Nsg York to open B studio.
 Hugh White. manager of the Nogsles Emelter, has just returned from that pl e. where he has besn gindipg np the bf iirs Of the company. He IS interested n pine snd coal lands 10 Washington serri;ory Bt present, with headquarters st Tscoma.
 Judge Webster Street and Attorneys Joseph Campbell, A. c. Baker and Clark Churchill, of Pheni1, are all i0 the city IL attendance oD the Su preme Court. All of these gentlemen are permanently identified with the iD- teresIs of lhe Salt River valley.
 whlle raft of :rsmps were up before Judge Meyer today. He ordered them 10 skip town aud they skipped without waiting for the second biddIOg. IL Is 6 pity that these losfers cannot be hsr- nessed to s good healthy ball and chain and made to repair the streets they dis grace by their presence.
 Word has been received from the Gov ernOr of CmhnAhua stating that Mar shal M .aie and party had been released. They are X Jtctei 10 arrive Rt Demlng, which Is the nearest point on the rail- road, -ither to-day or tomorrow. The repSrI that they had the robbers seems to oe without foundation.
 The establishing of building and loan .ss Jcisuon IS now an assured fact, and the subscriptions are increasing rapidly 4 meeting vill be held ID 1u sdAy evening st ;h- City Hall for the pu pose of electIng officers. All those n crested m tbls movement are earnest ly reques ed to attend.
 $ hDr Vtilsescuss, advance agent of the K JysT M -xican Opera Bouffe Oo., is ID the cIiy making Rrrsngements for his company. Tbs company has the repu'stiou of bsIng first class and Mana ger R ,Id played full hand when he finally managed to secure them.
 Mkt Mondays entertain ment for the ben, it Of the c. A. R. promises to be au intellectual treat Messrs. Haynes aud Webb will give the quarrel scene from "Julus Cesor," and will be ss- sisted by the best talent obtGinsble ID Tucson. Messrs Pateman and Penney will slug, a0d Mrs. Str uss will again delight the musical public with her bril- liant piRu ofurte playing.
 Hon. J. L. Clark, the American Flag 1Cofg HtAu @@DO of ore belonging to John Frye. He re- ports the work at the American Flag mine progressing. some eight men being employed. All the mines ID the vicinity of American Flag, that are now working, ship ore 10 the ssmpling works st this place.
 Manager Reid announces that he has engaged at great expense, the Roysi Mexican Opera Bouffe O., from the Grand Opera Troupe, City of Mexico Fsuisiina Usevhs, primA donna, and her great comp pany of B artists, of un- doubted merit, opening in the Nsseott, st The Olers House on the 22nd in- stsnt,
 The foll wing Is 6 list of grand jurors for the March term 1888: l.. A, Smith, Ssbino O'ero, F. A. Fl 4rtwell, J. P. Des- sari, F. c Hughes, Mark Ezekiel. O. c. Or. fl, 4. Sanders, R N. Lestherwood, " z .rkeodorf, O r. Etchells, A Lynn, \. W. Bernard, W. W. Williams and Leo 
 The superintendent of public instruc- tion hes apportioned 4.5G0 to the diff faren, c1untles as hollow: Apache, S505. 55; 0 rh'zA, S4S2.40; c Ia. Sll070; Gray ham AIS 90: NJ ,rCoDa. SS9l ,35; Mohsye, $40 5u: p ma. sSIl.S ]; Pinsl ,40Sl5, Ysvs- psi. S5s6 8; Yuma, .S3,60.
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