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

at the Palace.
 MT, J. J. Brady, of Chicago, is at th
 Cosmopolitan.
 MT. NJ. O. Beatty, lumberman fror
 Malvern, Arkansas, IS in the city.
 Mir. Joseph J. Goldbaum is prepare
 to supply young trees at the Club $;
 loon.
 Tickets for "A Bunch of Keys" are bt
 ing rapidly taken. It will be goo
 show.
 A heavy fog hung over the "old .put
 bio" this morning, a rare thing in thi
 land of sunshine.
 Holes are being prepared in the cour | house yard for number of additiona shade trees.
 | s! Hon Ben Goodrich will leave Pheni in few days for Los Angeles to receiy treatment for catarrh.
 A number of people discovered yes terday that the roofs under which the, lived was decidedly leaky.
 Mir. J. H. Martin has been on a visi to Gila Bend, where he is interested il the townsite of that burg.
 The Board of Supervisors, now in ses sion, will probably finish their labors for this term, tomorrow.
 A Chinese funeral yesterday, in which rOsated pig was prominent figure,f fur nished curiosity for the curious. !. Hon. Ben. Goodrich, of Phenix, and Gilbert Webb, of Pima, were in the city yesterday, and both left for home last night.
 Col. Hickman, temperance lecturer from Kentucky, will lecture at the Me thOdist church tonight and to morrow night.
 Boss Levin" is making preparations to leave Arizona. He is going to Mag dalena, Mexico, where he will engage in making beer.
 Mir. I. Meyer, of the New York Store, has returned from Nogales, and is en- thusiastie in his reports of the prosperi- ty of the line city.
 MT. J. P. Lonergan was married in San Francisco this morning at 6:3O. Several congratulatory telegrams were sent to hlm by friends in this city.
 Messrs. R. II. Martin and Pat Bram- rick, both prominent citizens of Flor once, came in last night, and are regis tered at the Cosmopolitan.
 Mir. W. B. McCleary, a well l-known Santa Rita miner, is in the city to-day greeting many old friends, with whom he is deservedly very popular.
 The la grippe is working its way rap idly. The telegraph force of fifteen men in the Deming Telegraph office is re- duced to three the others being laid up with influenza.
 The clerks in the store of l.. ZeckSn- dorf & O., are all busy taking an annual account of stock on hand. It is big job, as the establishment is the largest in the Territory.
 The Territorial Supreme Court will meet at Phenix on Monday next. Judge Sloan, who just arrived from Tombstone this morning, will leave for that city Sunday morning.
 Mr. I. F. Coppel keeps his herdic line in full blast. Careful drivers and good teams, and prompt attention to all customers has secured him large GUS tom which he deserves.
 The wife of Francisco Marine gave birth on Tuesday night to four children two boys and two girls-weighing six pounds each. Who says Arizona is not for statehood.
 Assayers report good business. The increased number of assays being made of course is occasioned by the assess ment work going on in the country, and new strikes.
 Prof. Loisette's Memory System is creating greater interest than ever Tn all parts of the country, and persons wishing to improve their memory should send for his prospectus free as advertised in another column.
 The Union meeting last evening at the Congregational Church in observance of the week of prayer, was we'll attended and very interesting. The second meet ing of the series will take place tonight at the same place.
 pr. wv. Johnston of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, arrived in the city Tuesday, and is stopping at the San Xavier ho- tel. The doctor is accompanied by his son-in-law who is an invalid, and hopes to be benefited by this climate.
 Judges Lowell and Hereford are pre- pairing to plant three hundred more fruit trees in their orchard near Tucson The ground is now being put in proper condition to receive the young trees. The trees already growing are in fine condition.
 MT. Rule, of the bakery. has kindly do hated to the St. Vincent de Paul So- ciety, two loaves of bread daily for their poor, to extend for the space of twelve months. The ladies of the society re- turn him most hearty thanks for this generous gift.
 It affords us much pleasure to an- nOunce an improvement in the health of Hon. H. R. Jeffords. For some time past he has been suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism, keeping him a close prisoner at home. In few days he will be hard at work again.
 Location Lotices are comparatively scarce at the Recorders office. This, in the opinion of MT. Shibell, IS largely due to the increased amount of assessment work done in the county the past year. On the 8th of last January his cash re- ceipts on location notices was S36. Yes terday like receipts were s4.50. Sabe?
 MT. Eugene Middleton, who was driv- ing the stage conveying the s Apache Indians from Globe to the railroad, on the occasion of the murder of sheriff Rey- holds and deputy Holmes, is in the city stopping at the Palace. MT. Middleton was at the time shot in the neck, and suffered several weeks from the wound.
 The marriage of Mir. Joseph P. Loner- gan is announced to take place in San Francisco on Thursday morning to Miss Hannah Develin, of that city. Miss Develin is an accomplished lady and graduate of the Presentation convent. Mir. Lonergan will receive the hearty congratulations of host of friends in this city, wcere he has been a leading merchant for years.
 Colonel Joseph Durr is probably the best posted man in Tucson in the mat