Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Sheriff Wm. W helan ana Wl1e, or Ora- ham county, are in the city.
 Look out for the great American which will appear in few days.
 P. Schneider has received barrel of ten year old sour mash whiskey.
 The U. s. grand and trial jurors have been excused until next Thursday.
 Billy Reid is hard at work on his new bath-house adjoining the Opera House.
 Etchells is doing a rushing business, selling new wagons and carriages, and repairing old ones.
 J. Murray Bailey is making extensive | repairs to his properties on Pennington | street and Court Plaza. The term of the district court for | Graham county has been adjourned to | the first Monday in May. Hugh McCrsm, owner of the Fashion | Building, is replastsring, papsring, and | painting the saloon part of 1t. To-day the supreme court affirmed the | judgment of the second district court in | the conviction of A. Leonard Meyer. James Finley is down from Harshaw. He reports continued activity Tn his m'ne and quartz mill with satisfactory results.
 The public Schools will continue un- til May 2, and if the delinquent tax case | is decided in favor of the county they l will be continued longer. Chief Justice Wright will de- liver at the Methodist church to-mor- row evening his address upon the life and services of General Shields.
 Mrs. ArrinIie, sister of Hon. NJ. c. Sa- manisgo, who has been for the past two months under the care of Dr. Handy, has so far recovered as to be able to leave for her home in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 After the adjournment of the Su- preme Court last evening, the trial of Pearson vs. Charauleau was resumed m the District Court before Judge Kip by, and was not concluded until about midnight. O|
 One of the busiest establish msnts in our city is the Eagle Milling Co. Bus mess is just rushing with them, and 1t Is a pleasure to see busy, prosperous concern like this, tcredit to itself and the city.
 On motion of Judge Ferguson, Fred rick H. Freer was admitted to practice in the supreme court on production of the certificate of admission to the bar by the supreme court of the state of New York in 1876.
 Hon. Chauncy F. Black, L. c. Hughes, John D. Morgan, and E. NJ. Fish have made several mining locations in Silver Bell district, and their mining locations were being located today. Look out for boom in Silver Bell.
 The attention of the public is invited to the advertisement of Chas. A. Hol- mes & Co.'S, new dry goods establish ment. This concern is carrying a fine line of general dry and fancy goods, and it is requested that they be given 8 trial.
 You don't know how much better you will feel if you take Hoods SarsapariIla It will overcome that tired feeling, puri fy ysur blood, give you good appetite and make you bright, active, and strong. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists.
 Methodist Episcopal church, corner Stone Avenue and Pennington streets. Rev. A. H. GuHnett, pastor. Services tomorrow are as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m., and preaching by the pastor at II a. m. At 7:30 D. m. Chef Justice Wright will deliver his popular lecture on Gen. Shields. Admission free All are cordially invited to attend.
 There was narrow escape from what might have become disastrous confa- grafton, at Rochesteris carpenter shop last night. Upon awaking,this morning, MT. Rochester found his desk on fire and completely charred. It was sur rounded by inhammable articles, but for tunately the wind had no access to the room. MT. Rochester has no idea as to how the fire occurred, and be is to be congratulated upon his escape from less. He carries no insurance.
 There was a large attendance last evening at the meeting of the Sun day School Temperance Band, at the Congregational Church. A very enter taining list of exercises was offered dur ing the first half of the evening, consist ing of musical selections, readings, and recitations, and closing with an inter esting address by the Rev. Mir. Billmsn. The meeting then broke up into a socia ble, and the rest of the evening was pas ssd in a very enjoyable manner, until the lsteness of the hour brought the gathering to a close. Fourteen new members signed the pledge and joined the society.
 Earll H. Webb, acting district attorney has returned from Crittenden, where he went to attend to the preliminary ex animation of Charles White for shoot at Henry Holland. Wright and Hol- land were out in the mountains, and Hollands testimony is that Wright shot at him without provocation, the ball pas sng between the left arm and the body cutting the clothing. Wright declined to make statement and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury and bail fixed at one thousand dol lars. As he has not been brought to the county jail it is likely he has gwen bail.
 The supreme court adjourned on Sat urday evening, and yesterday Judge KiE- by went down to Yuma, and today the case will be heard there to oust from office the Old Board of Prison Commissioners, and the Superin nJendent of the Prison. Judge Kibby will return and open the court here on Thursday for Judge Sloan. when the grand jury will be empanel- ed and the U. s. calendar disposed of Judge Sloan went to Florence this morning, where he will hold court for Judge Kibby during the week, return tug home next Monday. Judge Wright left for Prescott this morning going via Phenix.
 A. B. Sampson has come here from h mill and mines at the Baboquivarie, and brings the sad Intelligence of the death of E. N. Hudson on the 17th. He was sick for six days with fever and muscu- lar rheumatism. He had the best of care and attention, but without avail. He was member of Negley Post, G. 4. R., and had two of his comrades with him in his last illness. He has spent the best years of his life in Arizona, and his interests with Messrs. Bent and Samp-I