Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-15
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U. O. DlSOTlCJ OOUrU I1dheS IuS LOOcl business good, the Cosmopolitan and Palace being especially well filled.
 Maish & Driscoll have shipped SIX car loads of cattle to California parties. Three left yesterday and three today.
 Mexicans can be seen huddling on the sunny side of adobe walls these chilly mornings, warming themselves at the ''Sonora stove"
 Business which has been rather uncer- tain ana light during election is begin ming to pick up at an encouraging rate.
 Chas. D. Fouts. who stabbed J. Griffiths at the San Xavier Hotel last June, and who was out on bonds for some time, has been back in the county jail for several weeks.
 Candidate Bernard made the mistake during the late election of not letting the seven prisoners in the county jail who were not convicted of crime out to vote, after, cf course, having fixed things so that they would vote for him.
 Capt. J M Thomas deputy sheriff of Graham and a member of the Republi- can County Central Committee, is in the city. Capt. Thomas is one of the strong men of that county in business circles and in republican way.
 The rain which fell last evening was not v-ry heavy, about half an inch, but it had the desired effect of laying the dust in tine city. In the country crops were helped somewhat, though sufficient did not fall to increase the flow in the ditches to any extent.
 The new system of irrigation by per forated pipes, put down in the court house lawn as an experiment, bids fair to be a perfect success. Along the line of ditches tufts of grass are sprInging up, thrifty and green. Much sprinkling by hand will be saved by it.
 Congregational church, Meyer St, op- posite Court Plaza, Rev. H. Hammond Cole, pastor. Morning service at l0:30 o'clock. The Sunday school will meet at l2m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:15 D. m. Evening service at o'clock. The public are cordially invited to attend.
 Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. A. H. Gunnett, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m., and public services conducted by the pastor at II a. m. and : D. ID. The subject of the evenings discourse is ''The Election" There will be full choir and excellent music at both the morning and evening services.
 The telephone line to connect the post office with the station, in order that the postoffice people may be informed as to the arrival of mails, is now on the road and will be erected immediately on its arrival. The total cost of the line vii! be S55, S10 of which was paid by the the balance by the merchants of the city.
 The only case in the police court this morning was that Of Antonio Mendoza. Antonio lives in Barlo Libre. and for a diversion last night beat his wife. vary ing his sport from time to time by kick ing her, finally locking her cut out of the house. Antonio will spend the next ten days where there are no women to beat.
 Green Rusk called at the CITIZEN office today to state that the item iH this paper referring to his voting for SainZ, Mexican was incorrect. Accord ing to MT. Rusk's statement the ballot was cast by the Mexican of his own free will and 1t was twenty minutes or so afterward that he wanted to make a change
 News reached here to-day of the death of E. w. Shortride, at San Jose at the age of 66. MT. ShorLridge had been poorly for some time. The deceased is an old resident of this city, and highly respected. He is the father of Nj. c. Shortridge of this city; Mrs. Clara Foltz, of San Diego; and S. M Shortrldge, of San Francisco; and .. NJ. Shortridge of the San Jose Mercury. In his death the county lost a man of sterling integrity and uprightness, and one generally be- loved.
 "Irish Kate" has again been in the tolls of the law. Two or three days ago was horribly shocked at a string of cuss words which only Kate could produce, and which shespoured most emphatically. An officer informed her that such ac- tions were answerable to the law, and sine was taken under the wing of justice. The female was brought before Judge Meyer this morning and sentenced to pay fine of Sl5.
 The following comprises the U. s. trial jury: Howard Allen, Neal McDon- aid, J Fryer, E l. Oaks, Mike Pagan, ID Sanders, w George, Oscar Ashburn, Tom Shean, F Mcguire, Wm. Hawkins, 4 F Gillespie, A Keen, Norman Me Kenzie, D Frary, John Boucher, Jacob Scheeck, Thomas J Terry, l. V Wilke- son, G H Boyer. NJ J Doyle, E B Hogan, Maurice Sono, J Weper, Ed Kelly, Geo Cuff, w D Johnson, John Dowdle, John Carey, Charles Thompson, c B Freeman, P Delehanty, T H Bell, O Gebler, c W Geoghegan, Tom Steel, Charles Alt schul, c F Myer, Geo Lonysher.
 At yesterdays session of the U. s. District Court, D. Johnson. w. s. Davis, | John Thede, and John Phillips, each charged with fencing in government land, were arraigned. Their cases were postponed until Nov. 14th. Wiley Holli- 1 day was arranged on the charge of bigamy. His case was postoned until Monday, next, November 10th. l This morning the case of William E. Brown, charged with perjury in 1 the Wham robbery case, was brought | up. AS he dld not answer, default was taken against his bondsmen, NJ E. Cum mings and Lyman Follett, and a | bench warrent was issued for the arrest | of Brown.
 Grand Master, George J. Roskruge leaves for PhenIx on Tuesday the Ilth | instant to attend the annual session of | the Grand Lodge of free and accepted | Masons. Whilst there he will, as Deputy | General Grand High Priest of the Unit. | ed States, install the officers of the | grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of On the 2l of October last the | supreme council of the ancient and ac- ,epted Scottish rite for the Southern | jurisdiction of the United States met at | D. c. where Mir. ::Roskruge was elected Knight Commander of the Court of Honor.
 The tue inwardness of the Arivaca vote, of which so much has been said, various majorities for Bernard. s as follows: The poll lists, tally lists. and great register from each precinct sre Dut in a certain kind of anvaIo,o |