Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.


 city
 The Columbus saloon has been sold to Alex Rossi.
 Drummers are plentiful Tn the ci'y at present
 Drayman BOlan is sporting fine new truck.
 A party of Silver Bell miners came ID yesterday.
 The grand jur, are iu sessionand have not yet made their report
 The Arizona National Bank have hung out their signs.
 A four horse coach load of Nogaies people came in last evening.
 CRWores is unloading large quan'l- ties of ores of various kinds.
 Two drunks were pulled this morn morn ing and are now in the bastlle sooerihe up.
 rba Water Co. arc much annoyed Of late by bursting pipes Ill Var'ouS parts o' the city.
 Ya-terdav mornings passenger tram unloaded a goodly number Of people TOT Tucson.
 The messenger train from the east was derailed this morning at Denson' and arrived seven hours late.
 The Episcopal church trustees ana building committee meet tAls eNeAihs to take final acton on building propos- als.
 A Gila Rend party was iI the city yes 4ardaI, nur.hasing pigs with which 10 start a hog ranch. lie intends us'ns sugar beets for feed.
 Ona of the two drunks jailed yester day was set at cutting pie ol roo'S ih fine iailvard by Judge Meyer. Inc oCn- CT miner was allowed to go paCA uo Silver Bell.
 Jimmie Brown is in receipt ot a tele- c,ram announcing the sudden death or his crofberJ. II. Brown, prominent orocery man of Ft Worth, Texas. his death occurred in St Lotus
 Recorder Shibell and Clerk Judd, of the Board of Supervis DTS mailed the great register, poll lists, tally iisOs' e1c.' fo the inspectors of eectlon ot the var ious outside precincts toda!'
 NJ. c. Shortridge received the taa news this afternoon that nls father IL w Shortridge, an old and respected c!I- izeu of thts vicinity Is near death ooor' Mir Shortridge is in his 6otn year
 The roof of the house Of tlieVerto Aouirre on Convent street fell m thls morning. The family heard the crachl1s of the timbers and reached the outside barelv in time to escape being buried in the debris.
 The mid-week service Sat the Con- pregationaI church for BiO.s s-idy ana 1rayer will be held tonight ds usual at 7:30 o'clock. Subject, the second cnap- ter of John. The public are cordially invited to attend.
 John Smith Is in from Crlttenden this morning on business anu wore an unusual smile. The cause Is a orlghi 91I pounds boy at the Smith ranch, Mother and child are doing Well, and the father will also pull through.
 Last Sunday night BariO Libra had anotbar woman beating ChIs time by Francisco Jalamez, who alter lmoIOlnS large quantities of mescaI Po1aoeu Ills wife pretty severely. She .AAde com nlaint and this morning Francisco Was in the Uoils of ne law, Judgo Meyer gave him twenty days.
 Following is an eXtrac+ from cores pondence to the CITIZEN from a party who has just returned from trip east which is nearer correct tEan eastern nsonle may imagine: 'i wish l coulG 1ive you my impressions or the east as compared with the west. ln my opln- ion the eastarn people ara seni-savaSe in their civilization, as compared with the west.
 Bario Libre was the scene of a free fight this morning at 1 o'clock which might have resultsd seriously mad nol officers Lucas and Zimmerman inter fered. Ma namsd Aarone, Felicia no. alias Ca4no, Vicente Arsna5, and Francisco Alvarez are tns parties la- yoIvsd, and Marone was badly cut about the head w.5a a knife oy Caalo. Cha no and Arenas ara in Jail.
 Read the mass meeting notice in another column for Thursday, Saturday and Monday nights. Let us rally around our flag again to honor our stGndaca bearers Hon. Geo. Gheyney, and H0a. WE Nichols on Thursday night Oct. Both at Reld's Opera House and listen to the eloquent logic of our fellow townsman Col. J. 4. Zabriskle and our little gifted orator Johnny Ganzhorn. Everybody is welcome.
 ,Jobn Cabral was brought before U. .. Commissioner Ainsa yesterday, charged with obstructing passage on the puolc domain, It seems that the defendant obiected to the rounding up of cattle by Sidney Thomas and others near his ranch. and that he struck Thomas with the butt of his rifle, seriously lnlurlHG him. The defendant was held in the sum of $500, to answer before the grand jury. in default of which he was committed to jail.
 An Den the Chinaman who disturbed the wonted quiet of St. Mary's hospital a few days ago, was brought before Probate Judge Cordis Saturday for eX- animation as to his sanity. The China man is insane and at times violent, h. stances of which could be seen in his attack upon 5. Bonn with knIfe month ago. and when he ralsed the disturbance in the hospital. He .has had eve. and talks Of man ln the ar yho yells at him, sometimes Tn English, sometimes in Chinese. He was com misted to the territrial asylum where he has been taken by officer Perrin.