Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-25

RepalrS are Delng made on the QlICDeS of lower Pennington street. The district court room will present an excellent and greatly altered appear ance when the present repairs are com pleted. Miss Sarah Orne Jewett's next story has been bought by The Ladies Home Journal, and 1t will shortly begin m that magazine. News has been received of the death of Gus Holstein, an old and well-known miner, at his place between Gunsight and Quijotoa. No particulars have been obtained.
 The orchestra for operas to visit Tue son during the coming theatrical season will consist of two musicians from the Fort, who will play violin and cornet, and piano player in the city.
 Campaniui, the famous tenor, has written a striking article on "How To Tram the voice" for The Lapies' Home Journal and it will appear in the No yember number of that periodical.
 'Fish's hole" is made the receptacle of the garbage of that vicinity, and measures should be taken to at least prevent the throwing of small carcasses there, as a very strong order of carriOn greets the ofastorious of passers by, to say nothing of its unhealtnfulness.
 Co.F.N. G, 4. the Mexican militia O.. have received cloth for their uni forms. and soon will be neatly attired in blue and brass buttons, for drill. The company are doing good work drilling, some parts of foot drill being done better than by Co. D.
 Deputy Marshal J. V. Paul this morn ing brought in a man named Alcant- arc. who is charged with cutting tim ber on the Camp Thomas reservation. His examination comes off tomorrow at 10 o'clock, before Court Commissioner AinSa-
 R. D. Rhodes, superintendent of the Duquesne group of mines, in the Wash ington Camp district, has moved to this city and will make Tucson his home in the future Mr. Rhodes has charge of the development of the speculation group at Olive Camp, recently purchased by the Westinghouse Co, of Pittsburg, Pa.
 Congregational church, Meyer St. op- posite court plaza. Rev. H. Hammond Cole, pastor. Morning service at l0:30 o'clock, followed by communion and re- ception of new members. The Sunday school will meet at 12 m. Young peo- ple's meeting at 6:15 p. m. Evening ser vice at o'clock. The public cordially invited to attend.
 The Congregation of Grace Church will meet tomorrow in the Baptist Chapel, on Stone Avenue, the Rev. l.. D. Mansfield, rector, officiating. Holy communion at morning service. Sub ject for discourse at Il a. m. An things work for good" At p. m. All men at liberty to choose their own God" ," Seats free. All cordially invited 10 at tend.
 Antonio Romeres was arraigned be- fore U. $. Commissioner Ainsa this morning, for selling liquor to Papago Indians. The only witness against him was s. Dennis, miner, who testified that on the 14th inst. he saw the ac cused selling liquor to Indians, near Silver Lake. His evidence was rather unsatisfactory, however, and the prison CT was discharged.
 Hugio Moreno, who was arrested a week ago, at the San Xavier rCdeo by Sheriff Shaw, who Is wanted for steal ing horses from Frank Oury, w. S. Sturgis and others, also for shooting a man named Moore, at Junction station, was brought before Junge Meyer this morning for examination as to whether or not he will be held for the Grand Jury. Owing to a lack of witnesses his case wasSpostponed until they can be obtained, which will be several days.
 Jose Chacon is a worthless lOafer, whose only ambition is to Obtam money. no matter how. on which to get drunk. On Saturday afternoon he thought his mother had some money, and proceeded to make inquiries of her, threatening the use of an iron hammer as an in ducement to bring forth the cash. The woman's screams brought help, and in a very short time Jose found himself in jaii. This morning he made his appear ance before Judge Meyer, who gave him % days.
 W. $. Cleveland, the irrepressi5ie minstrel impressario Is eifectly squelch- ing all pretenders to the HaveIly trade mark. attorneys have been retained in all principal cities to keep an eye out for any infringements on Cleveland's rights in the premises, and offenders will be
 
 own cOgnomen and recent manageable achievements would be sufficent to secure success for any and all of his com pany's. Mir. Cleveland is shrewd enough to retain possession of tho name and titles. that they be not allowed to cloak probable 'hy-by-night" undertakings of disreputable managers.
 A small wreck occurred three miles east of Lordsburg, Wednesday afternoon particulars of which the CITIZEN was unable to obtain for yesterdays paper The second division of through freight train broke in two, and the automatic brake stopped both pieces of the train instantly. Following close behind was the third division, which crashed into the second division making kindling of the caboose, and two cars of steamer freight just ahead. The conductor of the train was Tommy O'Kelly, who is the luckiest and the unluckiest man on the road. He jumped from the caboose just before 1t was struck. A few days ago he had an almost parallel eXperlence at Cienega, near the Allis wreck He was also in the Allis wreck. In none of the smash-ups was he at all to blame. Engine 13S, which was in the present wreck, was denuded of smoke stack, headlight, and steam chest. The wreck was soon cleared up, the passen- ger trains not being delayed by it.
 A very slick case of protracted sneak thievery has just come to light. Juan Jacinto for two years past has been Tn the employ of l.. c. Hughes, both in the Star office and at his home During this time and up to a month ago Juan was conatdered strictly hnnest ann trus ty. Now it has been discovered that he is most cOnsummate rascal, stealing everything stealable at all opport uni ties, and carrying all to a woman-a- mother man's wife-with whom he was living on upper Pennington street. Moth ing escaped his rapacity. He stole from the Star office tools, bBrs of soap,