Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
LOCAL NEW >.

There will be special meeting Of the
school trustees this evening.
"A sale of Lowell property is sdver-
tlsed for Monday, the Both.
The irrigation pipes IN the court
house lawn are to be repaired.
The infant child of Antonio Labor
in died yesterday. Age months.
Wild hay in considerable quantities
was sold yesterday for $50 ton.
The souaws from San Carlos are now
lodged of nights at the county Jail, IN
order that they get no hqlor.
The smelter employees have sold the
bullion bought by them, to c. R. Wores,
obtaining therefor about $500.
-Chas. HIldebrand, charged with
annoying a tenant Of his, was before
Judge Culver this morning and fined.
A little Mexican boy was arrested
st 3 this afternoon by officer johnson,
for ridinx ON d switch engine. He is
in Jail.
"A monograph agent is in the city
with the intention of renting one or
more of his machines working on the
drop a nickls" principle.
The board of school trustees will
meet early next week. They have held
no regular meetings OF late, owing to
the absence of Mr.. Strauss.
Suits have been fled with the clerk
of the district court of Don Yam VS.. M.
o. Queese and Strauss Saddlery Co. VS..
S. P. r. r. Co, for punishment.
The pupils of Mrs. @. NJ. Strauss
music class will give an entertainment
IN Reeds Opera House, Saturday after
noon to which the public is cordially in
vited-
Pedro Ruiz and Jesus DiaZ accused
OF breaking INTO Chinaman's store and
assaulting him with intent TO kill, have
been held for the next grand jury by
Judge Culver.
The confscated horses taken from
Francisco Castro, who was caught sell
ling illicit mescal a month since, were
sold yesterday by Revenue Collector
Eyster. The two animals were bid in
by G. Christensen for SAL.
"A new order for territorial grand
jury has been issued, the yenire ordered
yesterday being sR conflict with the en-
sctment Of the late legislature. 1t is
now required that the names be taken
from the Great Register.
I'm the cutting affray of Sunday IN
Bario Libre In which four Mexicans
were engaged. mentioned in a late issue
of the CITIZEN Vicente Areno has been
sentenced to 60 days by Judge Culver,
and Martin Diaz to 20 days.
Chas. F. Hoff shipped another
Aermotcr windmill today. Bishop Lay
ton of thatcher Graham Co. was the
the happy purchaser. $50 runs the
world away. NO weeping or playing
about this.
The directors of the Board of Trade
held a meeting last evening IN the Of
fee OF Auditor Hughes and perfected
their organization. The following Off
GERS have been elected for the ensuing
year: Thos. Hughes, president; Albert
Steinfeld, first vice president; Pierce
Ford, second vice president; l.. III. Man
ming, secretary; Leo Goldsmith, treas
urer; Francis Heney, attorney.
"A renewed enthusiasm is annimating
the military bosoms OF the city since the
passage of council bill As establishing a
military code and making provisions for
the support Of the militia. The passage
of the bill is largely due to the efforts
of Councilman Doran and Representa-
tive Saminego. Co. d. will meet this |
evening at 7:30 at the Amory and full |
attendance is expected.
Affairs in militia are frightening 10 |
Tucson. Owing TO the excessive ex-
pense the Co. d has taken little interest |
in tie work. Being now relieved of ex-
pense by the $50 per month allowance
granted by the last legislature, new life |
in the militia is shown. An unusual |
largest since November /,
was at the amoFy last night, and |
several recruits are expected at the next |
meeting. One WIS sworn in last even
inc