Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. MARCH 26, lo92
Snow is still visible on the Sant Rita mountains.

occurred last nlght.
 Gus Williams will be at the oper house next Monday night.
 Arizona has been named "the Ian of mystery, adventure and romance"
 If you need any bran you can find tn same at J. Ivancovich.
 Tempe butter takes the lead,in thi market; sold by J, Ivancovich.
 -Repu5lican mass meeting at the dis trict court room tomorrow evening.
 Wall paper-splendid assortment-neV pattern-iust received at Sweetland's.
 A baseball and bat given away witt every boys suit of clothes at Zecken' doris.
 Work of setting posts on the Solo knoxville telegraph line was begun thi morning.
 -Taere is a splendid exhibit of Gil; monsters at the window of E, l.. Wet more.
 The newly scheduled train from th' west arrived on time this morning fol the first time.
 The hospital is unusually full al present forty patients being there Many of them are in che railroad ward An agency of the Kodak camers has been esta ablished in Tucson. J. M Ormsby has charge of 1t.
 More improvements are being made in the law office of $. M. Franklin in the second story of the Pearson block. The large attendance upon the ter ritorial and district courts now in session in this city makes good business for our hotels.
 -DIED-In this city last night, of consumption, Mrs. Phil Schreiber. The funeral took place this afternoon from the residence of the deceased.
 Cattle sales are reported from Den son region, where MT. Wallace of Cali foruis is said to have purchased three to four thousand head offeeders.
 Suits have been filed in district court by Wm. Siewert vs. Martin Waer on foreclosure, and by pr. Geo. Martin, vs. Jesus Contreras. for debt.
 A race takes place next Sunday at the Baker track, between John Weigle's Ally Baby" and M. AldrIch's Black and Tan," of balf heat.
 Material for the telephone exchange is snow all on hand and MT. Hoff has re- ceived notification by telegram that men will be here tomorrow night.
 The new building which will soon be in course of construction in the cor ner of Stone avenue and Congress street by L. Rudolovich, it is said, will cost s12,OO0.
 ze ID s,l on the southwest corner of Stone av- enue and Congress street, are being under pinned with cantera Iock-a need ed improvement.
 Letters of administration in the estate of Henry Holland were applied for today by Thos. Hughes. at the re- request of Mrs Holland. Hearing will be held on the 2nd of April.
 Sidney Drew, at the opera house last night, IS first class billiard player ss we'll as an excellent actor. At the Cosmopolitan yesterday he was playing game of "ffty or no count"
 General Schofeld has made public the order that the Tenth cavalry go to replaced at Forts Grant, Apache and Odu SdIlO5 IuO iicS
 On the Santa Cruz canal surveying goes forward we'll The surveying par ty, ten in number, are;nox thirty miles below the main reservoir at Yerba Bue- na, or between Tuoac or Hartt's ranch. Tomorrow a wedding of well-knowr Tombstone people comes of. w. F Stanton and Mss Mary Neal, sister of Ms. G. W. Cheyney, will be married at the residence of MT. Cheyney.
 The university grounds will soon be one O the "beauty spots' of Tue son vicinity. The agricultural products will add to 1t their verdure. Alfalfa has been sown along the ridge parallel to the drives.
 The marriage of H. L.. Boyce, o Montana. sicK at the hospital here for { month, will take place tomorrow at In dependence, Mo, where be will be unit ed in the happy bonds with Miss Lu Belle Gudgell. They go to the Pacific coast on their wedding tour.
 It is reported that there will be large amount of legal business at Tomb tone at the next term of court, whict convenes on tie 10th of May, Hon Richard A. Sloan presiding. A nun Der of the legal fraternity of this city ex pect 10 be present.
 There is growing necessity to es tablish a school within the territor, somewhere, to place boys under the az of twenty-one years. who have been con Ficted of crime other then that of felon, and the suggestion of the last gram jury in this county, having that obIec in view is certainly commendable.
 In district court this morning Jo seph Smith, for breaking into box cal was gwen three months in IaiL Marin Carrero was given eighteen months II Yuma prison. Santiago Munos, for as sault, was rendered fifteen months a Yuma. Guadalupe Psrra, in breakin into l.. IZeckendorf $ Co.'S store, wa convicted of burglary thIs morning an his second trial, for grand larceny, il taking V. Lavorin's horse immediatel begun.
 The United States district court fo thls county convened this morning at o'clock, and the grand jury was em panelled as follows: J. s. Mansfield. fore man; 4. B. Sampson. Arthur Broton Thomas Wilson, Frank c. Proctor, sR B. Kelley, Thomas Hughes, A. H. ROseu stock, I. F. Coppel, John A. Blacl Charles Bent, E. B. Gage, J. D. Donougl A. Cohn and J. Holfier. There Is large amount of business before thi body and it will probably take them a the present week and perhaps part ( next to get through.
 The case of Mrs. Sarah Douglas wa called this morning, and upon affiday of her counsel to the effect that impor ant testimony, by dispositions, had to obtained in the city Of New York, an that it was material, her case was COT tInued until April 25th to enable the d. fendent to procure the same. All th witnesses for the prosecution and d. fense were excused until that time. motion was made also by her counsel fix her bail at s 900. The notion VIZ