Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-04

John J. Devine, a mining man oi Florence, is in the city.
 Hon. Thomas F. Wilson has been con- frmed United States Attorney for Arl- zonR.
 The "Fountain" is being put in place Now for race to see who'll get the first drink from it.
 Owing to washout west the passen- ger train bound east not reach this city until Il 4. M. to-day.
 Companies D and F were out early this morning for battalion drill at Military Plaza.
 Mike Sullivan and Jack Bolyn meet Cerbett this evening at the Opera House.
 The Enterprise" Publishing Conpa- ny have filed articles of incorporation. Capital stock S30,000.
 %. Some objections are found against the place, or locality, in which the Fountain has been placed.
 Negley Post, G, A. R., of this city, have taken the preliminary steps to- ndAO OOCCIhADS DCOlOI 1ds3 nbANA comes on the Both instant.
 The idea that ram can be brought down with dynamite has been exploded. A recent effort at Laredo. is said to have run every fieecy cloudlet out of the sky.
 The examination of the Indian Kit Carson" who attempted to murder Capt. J. ID. Burgess, will take place to- ,,-o.--2.l ,co onl xA appear as witness.
 John B. Collins of the car shops, has taken leave of absence for 30 days to visit his children Tn San Louis Potosi. Mexico. The people of Tucson will re member those little tots who took part in our last business carnival.
 Mrs. Herbert Brown did not return with her husband from Los Angeles as stated ia the CITIZEN of yesterday. She will remain in the Southern California metropolis for a season and is domiciled at the Brunswick.
 James J. Corbett, the pugillst, Is at the San Xavier ard will fulfill his en- gagement this evening as announced. One of hIs companions, while getting of the train this morning, sprained his ankle and he may not be able to be CD hand tonight but the sparrlng exhib- ition will go on just the same.
 If such 8 thing were possible, we might imagine that this earth of ours was not on schedule time on its annual journey around the sun, ard that 1t had become belated somehow, so that while the Almanac shows the close of Spring it is really only the opening of that season. Yes, and we have made a jump into midsummer the past few days as if the earth bad been flung from a cspa- putt towards the sun.
 The Young Mems Union held an enthusiastic meeting last evening ln their rooms, Pearson Block. The principal object of discussion was as to ways and means and the support of the Union. All present seemed willing to do all in their power to make the Union per manent institution, and adjourned with that idea. Ire Secretary of the Union intends to do some soliciting among the people for aid, and of course the peo- pie of the city will subscribe literally.
 James J. Corbett. the renowned pug Hist who is to fight John l.. Sullivan for S45,000 and the championship of the worlds gave sparring exhibition in this city last evening at Reid's Opera House. He was greeted by large audience, composed chiefly of some of our best citizens. The exhibition was satisfac- tory and enjoyed by all. NIT. Corbett is certainly a remarkable man iu his pro- fession, and if he does not win the fight against Sullivan 1t will not be because of the lack of science, but of strength, which Sullivan is said to possess in a remarkable degree.
 Prof. Eisen of California, one of the recognized authorities on viticulture, is in the city He is here looking over the country more to assertion its adaptabili- ty for the culture of the grape. It is said that he is favorably impressed, and his convictions are that grapee will do we'll in this climate and soil. He has just returned from a trip through Sonora and Lower California, having been there on the same business. He was accompanied by Prof. Bryant, the naturalist, from the California Academy of Sciences, mention of whom was made in yesterdays CITIZEN.