Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-15
LOCAL NEW $.


 Another carload of stoves just receiv- cd for Hughes, Stevens & Co.
 The building committee of the Epis- copal Church meet again tonight.
 Deputy NJ lrshalls are busy looking up jurors and witnesses for the next district court.
 Two wagon loads of freight, drawn by eight animals, went out to Fort ho"eli today.
 Any items intended for the social column should be in by Saturday noon at latest
 Four large loads cf lumber and three ofsunnlles left for the Speculation mine thi morning.
 four hcrse wagon load of ore was brought m this morn ng from the spec ulation mine. of O-,re Camp.
 The Board of Supervisors meet on Moadar nex; as an el-ct'on board, 10 recount the votes of the county.
 Tine cases of Dr. w. E. Brown, Wiley Holiday and John Cabrai will be heard tomorrow in the U $. district court.
 Tine headstone over the grave of Phil Drachman vas placed Y"s;e1day win ceremonies of tine Hebrew faith
 Two grand jurie the U. $. and the Territorial. and one pe,lt j ry, tho U. S-, are now in session.
 The U. $. grand jury has brought m an indictment against jheoplrlio Ortego for unlawfully cutting timber on gov ernment land.
 The Silver Bell Mining Co.'S. buildings present a greatly altered and improved appearance, the moving of the buildings being now completed.
 The territorial grand jury will not finish their labors before Saturday,at the | earliest. with a probability of holding | until the middle of next week.
 Mid-week service tonight at the Con gressional Church for Bible study ana prayer. beginning at 7:20 o'clock. The l public are cordial invited to attend.
 Two mammoth water tanks, with a | capacity of 10000 gallons each. and I2 | feet in diameter are being built by | Hughes Stevens & O. for the Unlversi- ty.
 Gen. Allen ot Florence is in the city. and made the CITIZEN pleasant cali Tomorrow we viii present our readers with an interesting interview with Gen. Allen.
 NIT. J. NJ. Wilson of the customs ser vice at Nogales, was excused from fur ther attendance before the U. S. Grand Jury, and left on this afternocI's train for home.
 The Chautauqua Circle held their first meeting last evening. and 1t was very well attended. The course of study was mapped out and the club starts otf most auspiciously.
 DIED-at the residence of Miss Lizzie Royce, Mrs. Florence M. Barry Of Iope- ka. Kansas. of consumption, aged 30 years. Funeral will take place tomor- row at o'clock.
 Two new directors will be elected at | the meeting of the Tucson Building and Loan Assoc alton this eveAiug at To- clock. 0 her business of importance will also be brought up.
 The territorial grand jury have found no indictments against the following, who were brought before them on va rious charges: Fiorencio Ruiz, Jack Lightstone, Charles Wright, NJ. Malre- , cio, Thomas Mar;s, An Tang and Euge- nlO LudO.
 The meeting of the Building and Loan Association last erening was fally atten- tended. Trustees Fitch and Goldbaum having tendered their resignation, B. NJ. Jacobs and J. E. t5cLaIn were elect ed to succeed them. S3,600 was loaned at $40 per share, and six shares were talked by M McKenn3, ten by MT. Hall, and two b, .. Bardoux. It will be observed by perSmal of au- nouncement that M. r. Free aan Is 6 ; candidate for reelection as city treas urer. The CITIZEN feels no hesitation 1 in saying that no better selection could be male for the position, as experience | testifies. MT Freeman enjoys the ut } most confidence of the community, ana will probably have no opposition. The offices of auditor of the Sonora and N. Nj. & 4. railroads have been con Z soiidated, or rather given over to one . management. and Mir. E. w. Walsh, au- i ditor of the Y. NJ. & A. will hereafter , noid that position on both roads. Mir. Walsh has held the position for sev- 6Tdl lcdTe dIU us1S gwen OAOCAichS S1biH faction, hence hls promotion to increased responsibility.
 The Chautauqua Circle held a meet ing last Thursday night at the M. E. Parsonage and organized for the ensu- ing year by electiLg Prof. Boweman, P esdent: Mrs. Pierce Ford, Vice Presi- | dent; Miss Annie Wood. Secretary; Mrs. F. J. Warren, Treasurer; Mrs. A. H. i | meeting will be held Tuesday evening at o'clock at the M. E. Parsonage. a But little was done m District Court today. The morning WAS taken in ar | guing the demurrer ID the case of Uni ted States vs. F. W. Smith and sureties, Judge Birnas appearing for the defend ants, and in arguing the demurrer in the case of Gaynor vs Christ, involving She 2 title of the Montezuma Hotel at Nogal es, Jeffords # Franklin appearing for the plaintiff, Judge Barnes for the de- fense.
 The de'egaticn of Apache Indians, male and female, wGIch has attracted cons d-rab.e attention in the city of ate, ar her. 2s witnesses in the case of f EpmeE:o J JUares, against whom there t are two c..arg5a. one of unlawful trad ing on he an Car.os reservation, all dasiin- @.,.. Id ln iians hy outsiders o being ,ts3ct.y .Or5idGen; the other U ch: Tge aEaiusj Jua-es Is Of passing 'raiseG" money on enc of the Indians. | of whon: ne purchased horse. n
 Bartol;o Vaile IS musician, ard op crates on a violin. Yesterday as he was i leaving town for Benson he thought t another violin would be a valuable ad diticn to his stock m trade and improv- ed the opportunity of taking one which came in his way, belonging to fellow fiddler On dispatch from Sheriff Shaw Marshall Paul arrested Bartollo S at Benson last night and brought kim { back to Tucson. His examination came