Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-17

-lmDrONSuSllS dIC DcluB nldOS Ou office buildings on Meyer street between Congress and Pennington.
 Several business parties about town who have not paid their city licenses have been ordered to put up before next Monday under penalty of arrest.
 A Merry-go-round is now at the stataion belonging to four Italians. It will be set up here in few days on l.. c. Hughes lot opposite W. Reads residence. It comes from Los Angeles.
 -MARRIED.-At Judge Slater's office on Pennington street last evening, Frank NJ. Stigall and Miss Della Guy sing. The contracting parties come from Sacramento, Cal.
 Charles Kresham is fitting up the room adjourning the Fashion Saloon for a cigar store,.. and will open about Mon day or Tuesday. Charley says he is a "Little disigGred but still in the ring"
 The Heney-Roskruge election con- test was brought before district court this afternoon. The point was made that treasurer cannot succeed himself in office The outcome cannot be learned at the present writing.
 The men at the railroad shops have raised a purse of S100 for Dan Sidell, who was injured there yesterday. It is stated that after his recovery he will be given position at which his disability will be no hindrance.
 Daniel Siddell, an employee at the hn1 he ends of the fingers of his right hand crushed off by steam hammer early this morning. pr. Spencer dressed his hand. He is now at the hospital.
 The Mexican musician Valenzuela who beat his wife to death at Greater vile on December 23rd, was to have been examined today. Owing to the non arrival of witnesses the examination has been postponed until Monday next.
 Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. A. H. Gunnett, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. and public services at II a. m and ' D. m. The Rev. Garfield will preach in the morning and the evening address will be given by the pastor. All are cordially invited to be present.
 Congregational church, Meyer St. opposite Court plaza. Rev. H. Ham, mond Cole, pastor. Morning service at 10:30 o'clock. The Sunday school meets at P m-s Young peoples meeting at 6:15 p. m. Evening service at o'clock. The public cordially invited to attend.
 The Rev. L. D. Mansfield will officiate at Grace church tomorrow, both morn ing and evening. Subject of the sermon at II a. m., ''The New Year." at D. m. will repeat by request a sermon deliver ed at Tombstone suggested by the assas- ination of Dr. Willis. Seats free. All are cordially invited to attend these ser vices.
 By command of Gen. McCcok, the commanding officers of Fort Bayard and Huachuca have been ordered to each send, without delay, to the camp at the hospital corps ito be selected by the 10 the commanding officer for duty.
 The sheriff office contest is over and J. K. Brown is sheriff beyond a doubt. Judge Sloan having so decided yester- day afternoon ln district court. Appli- cation for Q new trial will be made and will in all probability be denied. It can not be learned whether an appeal will be taken IF case of the denial of the mo- tlon.
 Thus far since January 1st 76 mining locations have been filed at the recorders office. Though this number is much smaller than is usually recorded every January it is no criterion of a falling of Of interest in the mining business. The claims are nearly all new ones, whereas usually. before the entries were wildcat"
 A dainty bit of humanity, graceful, brilliant, artistic! Never quiet, never awkward, never cross. Such is Patti Rosa. Her fun is as refined as it is ir- resistible, and her good spirits are as infectious as they are scontinuous. She is magnetic little body. in when every auditor IS interested from the moment she comes upon the stage.-Kansas City Star.
 The recount in the Bernard-Brown contest was finished this morning. The contesting parties agreeing that the votes sent in from rubac, Columbia Camp. Greaterville, Redington and Gro Blanco were correctly counted by the judges of election, no recount of those preclnts was taken. As the matter now stands, no change is made in the ballot and Brown is two ahead. One vote from Harshaw was claimed by Bernard's at torneys on which the name of both can diates were printed and written and then crossed out. The afternoon was taken ln argument on illegal votes.