Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24

Opera House June ,.
 The case of Mary Handy against Rosa Anna Handy is being tried today before jury.
 EgbeIt Alexander Wss hurried yester- day afternoon to Miss Lizzie Little. The ceremony wGs performed at jhe brides residence 0H Pennington street. by Rev. Mr Mahatlis.
 Large lots of freight are being re- ceive1 daily. This morning a car.Oa of gTocer,es and several cpn5ignmepta Of Chris mas goods were ct the depot for Tucson merchants.
 Jno. o. Dunbarand Sam Webb. cf the Gazette are iR town. They are interested iu the proceedings of toe Worlds Fair Commissioners meeting to be u tomorrow.
 Raports from the Mammoth nina are that tbe improved auoer amslyamalOr is working WIth splendid success. MT. Ra 1er has pr missed to eXplaln it's 0par- ati0n to the CITIZEN when Geyl. Tn town.
 The suit of tre Terr,+ory agairs, Pancha Morales W 8 upon lan:j-n If District Attorney Love dismissed on account Of h. permanent Q. sc1ce of the prosecuting witness.
 c. r. Hcff has yesterday ar oiay placed telephones in the folls.iag tlsc-s Dr. Msr,in's. gIOtheCa ', Canada de Gro city ofice. 4. She5d's grocery and Wnl. Siewe-t's confectionery.
 c. II. Bruce, of Benson. arrived this morning. MT. Bruce Is yha prominent cat;leman who as candidate for the council made sUcb a valiant stand against George ". Cheyney. of Tomb stone, at the late election.
 Es'ebon Redondo, father-iu-law of DT Martin died yesterday at lha age oi 67. He was one Of the oldest ssttler5 o5 thls part of the country, D ghiy respect ed in the continuity and his los wil be deeply regretted b. all who knew him. Burial today is at } o'clock.
 Caarles Neahsn. Of Ncg3les, has been ID town the eTe-t-r part of this week in attandanca on court as juror. He $ memter elect of the reYJ IeFritOrla. 70 semb'v aad a prominent business man Of N0galss.
 President Thomas of tbe Florence Ca nal clmuauy. with his daughter, Mrs
 Els back. returned to rUeir home ID Arizola 10 Thur-day lass. Mrs. F.s'-
 lack Eas bsea here fir the past savaral weeks unuer the care Cf -. GOedtel-
 low.
 i telegram was received this morning
 Nom N. J. Deehuan, w7o was fDl some t,13e agent at Pantano anj who Is now day operator a L3, hrop. Cal, to tae eff feet that hls youngest caIlJ. 9 bright H4l7 bry of sixteen months. was cead. Mr. Dechlnen ha= many fuen3s bar, who siacer. l. S mp8tLIze.
 "Ep-taphs on Wealth" is the tile of timely paper Of much interest Co all thCug gaffci people, which Thomas Went worth H'g-ir SO will contribute tO the forthcoming number af Harp-r's BaZar. The same number will FlsO contain valuable article on "Iuc3npatibility,' by Marion Harland.
 Landlord De GrofT. of the O,ndorfT. spent several days Jais week It Man moth. The object ot hIs trip was to look over tha field with g possible view tO in- Vesting in a mercantile enterprise If the prospect appesrsd favorable. Though dndeci3ed stll-, he IS iSe-y to make the venture.
 Carpenter Rochester has what is cen sidered an excellent silver prospect l. tha joba5i di t.ict. lie has not yet shipped a car .oaJ Of ore a. his been frs reported but eXpec-s to before long. While he IS Lo5 over enthusiastic him se.f. c'h-rs wEo have seen specimens of the ore says Il Is very promisI"g
 The car of apples expected by the Al lisOn Brothers today, Cio net arrive. Word " g however. received from Fort Worth, Tx s. t-at the apples had reach ed that I.aCe but So badly frosted as to b. ruined and as a mater of co-ss- qu5nca f WAS useless tO si ip them far ther. II is a matter of sappointment all around.
 l. iz definitely settled that the change of time on the railroad goes into effect next Sunday morning. The new time table has got yet arrived but IL Is eX- pec:ed Rt tla oUDeriutenGeoGs office to morrow mCEnlng. Under the new ar .he west bound train w,l be due to arrive at S:45 ?. m., and leave al l0 D. n. and the east bound train to ar rive at l:45 8. m. and leav5 at a. n.
 Philips Schasf has bought tbe Re L1ca, or, 6iaggie and SIKty-per-cant l mines at the Silver Belt inning district. 1 anG has sent four horse team load Of 1 provisions and several men out tb.s | O-e has been constantly ar | irving from these mines and d car lead I will be probably shipped 70 BIsoee in 8 1 few days unless other arrangements are l made here.
 Lieut.. s. p. Adams, Of Fort Grant. | eft oD the &ammoth stage thls morn | ug fo- old Camp Grant on the Sag Pc. | fro. He Is 10 overs e the rem val from 1 hat location to Fcrt Hancock of the l bodies of some $50 or 400 EolCisrs who | ie there buried. The labor is t0 .5e por ermad by rar-y of fifteen citizens Of | fraham county who wIll meet him today t the old camp.
 People having fauee.s outside, these ;Ol5 nights are recommended tO take very precau ion pO5si be tJ prevent the pipes from freezing. The ihermomet 'as dnwn 70 2i degrees last night and he night before and many residents 1 rave already had trouble " t. the water iD-s. An excellent plal Is to wrap h 3 Iipe= which are exposed to the sir with tagging, s sra= or something 2 to prcte f em from the cold. tharaby saving aemse.ve= much irc1nve-ienoa. Isbo- nd expense as well as tae va -er con any.
 Nr. Dillingham;. Of N5w York. rtarted his Hori ing for the Ogre Head cam P. "a avperrs l. be prrct.cal energetic aa0. much gwen f r+~sorej ..r-~tsga- ion. Last r~e.r 'c v--s GpFa ! d. Sra Cruz vie. -..h ra.eut .a-5,g 2 "a h'r@ .l,--" U k 7- hand rus oele- rat-7 -'c e.E.-- -a a 3i-t. nee O. 10 feet. lL'S ',.as~Ja-en- ~o-s no- wo-k so well D damp as ir dry ground He found i ouch of the soil in the above neighbor- Ood very damp, which in itself i- a 'oood indication Of wa.er Icing n0t r