Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.

l.. Zeckendorf & Go. the largest wholesale and retail establishment in the Territory.
 The University of Arizona is well patronized and 1t is tribute 1t justly deserves.
 E. Roenbeck, Gila Bend; J. NJ Thom- as, Fort Grant; are registered at the Russ House.
 James s. Barton. Kansas City; Mrs. Mckenzie, Casa Grande; are registered at the Orpdorff House.
 MT. King, of the Phoenix Republican, will proceed 70 Nogales in behalf of his enterprising paper.
 Kit Carson, the Indian who attempt ed the life of Capt. Burgess some months since causing him to lose an eye has been found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon.
 The Cosmopolitan Hotel, is conducted on the European plan. Rooms with meals or rooms without meals as guests desire.
 The District Court was occupied to- day with the jury trial of the Park S cattle case up to D. m. Witnesses were on the stand giving testimony.
 Up to 3:3O thIs p. 10. the sky is some what cloudy and threstens more rain.
 The merchants are doing 8 good fall trade, and Zeckendorf's to-day was especially busy.
 The s. F. Railroad Company is now both busy in receiving and shipping freight
 Do you want good suit of clothes or a fire sample of dress goods or clothing of any description, call st Lonerganis.
 The Tucson Cycle Club will run to race track. Saturday eve 7;3O. Start from A. V. Grossettas.
 Mir. George Norton, Democratic can drdate for surveyor of Yuma township | and superintendent of the GMohawk ca nal is in the city on business,
 Surveyor l.. D. Chillson has been in structed by the Board of Supervisors to go to Nogales and meet the U. $. Boundary Line Surveyors relative. to matters pertaining to the boundary line. The Building and Loan Association OA OCcOu SOOO 1G a man a chance to build home. Dr. Green is reported to be very se- riously i'll and fears are entertained of his recovery.
 Travel will not be very heavy through out the Territory until election is over, as voters will keep clese to their voting l precincts from now until November Sth | IS over.
 One subscriber threw big silver dol lar at the CITIZEN reporter to-day which was caught on the fly Iu true base ball fashion. It Is such acts as this that make one part Of the world feel so hap i pily interested towards the other half.
 Mrs. Mckenzie of Casa Grande arriv- ed in the city On this mornings train. Mrs. MeKerzie has charge Of one of the neatest Lodging Houses in the Territo- ", located at that little town on the plains.
 The Masonic Fraternity have been re- moving their furniture and accoutre- ments from out of their former hall on the second floor Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel building to their new quarters in Radulovich's building over the office of Wells Fargo & Co, on Stone Avenue.
 Aniceto Cortez who during the sum- mer months strolled up from Mexico and sought to impose upon the bland sim plicity of an unsuspectlng Chinaman several bars of spurious bullion for solid silver, has been found guilty by a jury and sentenced by the judge to five years residence in the Yuma bastile.
 Some very heavy timbers and also exceedingly long ones were being taken out to the Cana del Gro mines for bridge purposes. These bridges are constructed by the company for their own travel and speaks ID practical tones for the lasting future of that promising camp.
 At the Republican Headquarters on Congress street at the junction of Meyer street the Republicans have a banner stretched from the south te the north side of Congress street on which IS written, Republican Headquarters" ID the center is a magnificent eagle with outstretched wings, whilst beneath the protective bird are the popular ideas, "Retrenchment," Statehood" Free Coinage"
 The Singer Sewing Machine company under the management Cf Theo, Q. Fitch, have moved their Tucson office into the apartments formerly occupied by the b Wells Fargo Express office. MT. Fitch has had the apartments fixed up in true Metropolitan style, and has enlarged the surroundings for en increase of busl- ness, which hs truly deserves after two years of persistent advocacy and sllegi- ance to a sewing machine that has prov ed itself in merit, the superior of all competitors.
 The case of the proprietors of the En- terprise for refecting on the integrity of the late grand jury in it's last issue, for the reason that 1t had found an In- dictment against them, was heard in the District Court this morning. Heney and Lowell prosecuted and Barnes and Lighthizer defended. The case was watched with interest, many spectators beng present. The case rested at 2 p. m. aad the judge at once began summing up the evidence and the law on libel. At it's conclusion he fined G. W. Brown S1OO and 60 days in jail and R.C. Brown s100 and 90 days in jail. The case is said to he not bsilable.
 R. R. Richardson, who is in the city states that he has shipped one train of cattle to the pasture grounds of Nevada and has still another to ship, that when he left Huachuhua siding in Cochise county, there were s train loads of cattle waiting shipment to Nevada, To relieve the cattle men from the position in which the small amount of rain this year has placed them the s. P. R. R. of ficlais through Agent Smurr at San Francisco invited correspondence from all cattle men throughout the Southern portion of the Territory, with view of making satisfactory rates of -transporta- tion to the pastures of Nevada, This has met with response that is now be- ing answered by large shipments and if cattlcmen had fears of an overstocked range this winter, it is now dispelled by 8u opportunity afforded them, and which opportunity is being improved by