Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Apache Lodge No. 8, A. O. U. w, vii meet tonight.
 The west-bound passenger train wa' one hour late.
 It is rumored that militia company IS to be organized in Tucson.
 MT. Sam Drachman has about recov- cred from his recent illness.
 The United States grand jury will convene in this city tomorrow.
 All the schools in Tucson are starting of with increased numbers Of pupils.
 The roulette tables have been moved from the feast grounds; also the faro and monte games.
 The city council to-day advertises for bids for building a fence around the city cemetery.
 Ex-Supervisor Mike Pagan, of liar shaw, one of the solid men of southern Pima. is in the city.
 In the District court today the case of the Territory vs. Pedro 1anes, charg- ed with rape, was on trial.
 Four Chinamen were landed in the jail yesterday by Constable Perrin. charged with smoking opium.
 Mrs. Douglas Snyder returned from California last night, where she has be spending the summer months.
 Mir. c. NJ. Bruce. of the Barbocomari cattle ranch, is in the city. He repre- sents one of the largest cattle companles in Southern Arizona.
 The reception to be rendered to Rev. H. Gunnett and wife will be at their re tidence, the methodist parsonage, on Stone Avenue, this evening from to 10 o'clock.
 Editor John Marion, of the Prescott Courier can condense more news into given space than any man in Arizona. His paper is small but he makes it in teresting.
 Mir. Morgan T. Davis, who was tried yesterdav by jury in the District court for assault with intent to kill, was ac- quilted. and received the congratulations of his friends.
 News comes from the San Pedro that the Anderson brothers who recently made an important strike SIX miles from Dudleyvillc. are still taking out good ore and will make another shipment next week
 Mir. J. l.. Clark, of American Flag, was in the city to-day. and looked as good humored as the daddy of a new boy should The new comer Is only ten days old. Mir. Clark was kept busy receiving the congratulations of friends.
 Mrs. Mequin, who resided or Court plaza, committed suicide yesterday even ing about 6 o'clock by taking strychnine About 30 minutes before she was found dead in her room sine purchased 3 small bottle of whisky at Col. Darr's, which was found on table, with only small portion taken. Beside the bottle was glass in which yet remained quantity of the deadly poison. An inquest was held by Judge Meyer, and verdict re turned in accordance with the above facts.
 Mir. Chas. Connel came in yesterday evening from the Saginaw mine, where he is engaged in doing development work, with force of nine men. The owners of the mine are now having several lots of ore tested in various reduction works to ascertain what pro cess will be best to adopt in reducing the ore. When this is ascertained mill will be at once erected on the property. There is now a large amount of ore On the dumps and the property is looking better as the work progresses.
 mr. E. V. Kennedy, a well known min ing man, from Globe, is ii the city. MT. Kennedy has been in the Casa Ora lde district for several months and tomss directly from their hear. He says the mill on the Monarch mining | property is in operation and everything | is moving satisfactorily. The amalgum now visible would indicate that if the | ore being put through is fair sample, | the yield of bullion will insure large profit. MT. Kennedy Is talking of mak- | ing his future residence in Tucson,