Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
LOCAL NEWS.

ing from San Diego, Cal.
 The directors of the Building and Loan Association meet this evening.
 Capt. Wint and Lieut.. Slsvens have returned from their scout.
 Mir. A. Hittenger who has been quite Ill for few days IS improving.
 Mrs. II, R. Jeffords has been quite sick for few days.
 A valuable carriage horse belonging, to MsJor Moves was taken sick at the Half Way House a few days since.
 BoRS-On June 25th to Mrs. Jennie Fitzgerald, wife of Jno, H. Fitzgerald, 8 boy.
 The CITIZEN will be issued on Mon day from the Dew office corner Congress and Church streets
 W. s. Read, Dr. Fenuer and Chas. T. Etchells go out to AguR Caliente this evening for bird shooting.
 Geo, Christ Esq. of Nogsles has been selected as 6 member of the National committee from Arizona.
 Mrs. Holbrook snd Miss Mabel re turned t0 San Francisco last evening, having been called back by R telegram.
 The Supervisors were sitting as 8 Board of EquslIz stion to-day. Present Chairman Lacy and F. l., Proctor.
 But for good drink of Vichy this hot weather would be demorslizing. Csll early, late and often at Dr. Martins.
 The Pima and Pspsgo Indians are now marketing their wheat crop for this year. They usually raise considerable.
 U. s. District Attorney O. T. Rouse and family left last night for a visit to thelr old home in Moberly, Missouri. They will be absent five or six weeks.
 As a hot weather drink Vichy water hs sold by Dr. Martin is without 8 rival or peer. It cools the system, tones up and invigorstes the stomach and makes life in Arizona well worth living.
 Dr. Fenners professional card appears again in this issue. He has opened sD office at No. 14 Congress street, where be will be glad to see anyone needing his services,
 Major Fred Smith received letter from a friend in San Francisco yester- dsy, stating that Mrs. Smith, now in that eIty, was quite Ill, but fortunately not seriously so,
 Lieutenant Colonel E. P. Pearson. Of the Twenty fourth Infantry, has suc- seeded Major Mills as commander st Pt. Grant.
 Wells, FsrRO & Go. have made srrsng- ments to forward steamer baggage ID bond to any of the large cities, thus say ing passengers great deal of trouble and annoyance.
 Mir. L. D. Ohllson came in from Texas Hill last evening. He will have four | miles of the new ditch completed. and | the water running through it by the 10th | of next month.
 Two foot pads attacked Mir. Milt AL | dridge ss he was going home last even ing about eleven o'clock. As they came | for him be very promptly knocked one of them down and the other one got out | of the way Bs quickly as possible.
 Elsewhere will be noticed the pro- grsmme of the exercises for the Fourth of July. The committee have taken great pains, and have spared no labor to make the day one to be remembered by the little folks.
 FIfty-tive hundreths of sn inch of rain Il tell on Saturday last. This makes it the largest fall ID the same time since the summer of 1882. The storm extended for more than loo miles south but went only about five miles west of Tucson.
 Stephie, the little son of Mr. c. O. Brown, one of whose arms was recently broken by an accidental fall, is. under the careful attendance of Dr. Hollow bush, rapidly recovering from the effects of his injury,
 MT John O'DouGherty, Supt. st To- tai Wreck. was Tn the city tut left for home to-day. He reports grass fine and cattle looking exceedingly well ID his section oithe country. In fact at this tune of the year they never looked bet ter.
 Mr. Otto Rothscbild, the well-kuown contectiOner, now R resident of San Diego, will be married thIs week to Miss Brown, youngest daughter of Mir H, J. Brown, formerly dealer in glass ware and crockery, in this city.
 John Henry HIse and family return their heartfelt thanks to the numerous citizens and friends of the family for their kind assistance in performing the last sad rites over the Interment of 8 member of their family who was near and dear to them,
 Hon. O. N. Strauss Supt. of Public Instruction hss been making & number of changes ID the appointments under 10 NaN na Nkaa Mir, E. w. Tlchenor as territorial exsr1I- her in the place of l.. c. Hughes. Mir. TIchenor although a young man is in every way qualified to fill the position and 1t IS without doubt one of the best appointments MT. Strauss has yet made.
 Miss Matilda Carrillo is said to be a young lady of more than ordinary finan- cIal abilities. She acts as the treasurer- agent, attorney and book keeper for her father, who IS reputed to bs one of tbe 1eslthiest men in Pima county. and whose monthly rental income is more than Sl000. Miss Osrrillo IS cetraiuly sn exception to wealthy Mexican girls, who are generally exiravsgsnt and spendthrifts.
 Yesterday suit was issued by U. S. Attorney O. T. Rouse, of the United States, vs. ev-U. s. Marshal Z.L. Tip osll and his bOndsmen, J. II. Toole, JIG. HaLdy, c. k. Drake. J. s. Mansfield, H. Buchanan, W. O. Davis and A. D. Otis. for the sum of S23.0O0 claimed by the , United States to be due from Tidball as , Marshall and for which he and bis , boDdsmen gre held. Of the above sure ties J. H. Toole IS dead, snd A. D. Otis ! has left the country. It is to be hoped , that when the case comes up for trlsl that Capt. Tfdball can make a satisfsc- tory showing that will relieve the bonds men.
 Mrs. Nj. P. Freeman assisted by her 1. sister Mrs. pr. Hollowbush gave g de- lRhtful children's party last evening, at her residence on Pennington street, to her little niece Mss Ida JefTords, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Jeffords, the occasion being Miss Ida's fifth birthday. The little folks, some twenty In number 5. began arriving at o'clock and from i' that time tIll the party broke up the rooms resounded with the merry voices ol ,f happy childhood Childish games. H lnder the leadership of Raymond Sat hl