Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-31


 fire at Wentworth today. Q Juuge Barnes and wife entertained 0 few friends last evening in their usua
 hospitable style.
 Q Ivancovich sent out several hundred Christmas turkeys as presents to hi' I customers.
 E. A. Albright, Fairbanks, and James Speedy, and Arthur c. Ross, Nogales : are at the Palace.
 James Brown, manager of the Palace , Hotel, Is confined to his room with an B attack of illness.
 James Edgar who with his family has . been in Tucson for the past month re- turned this morning to Detroit. His
 family remains.
 Dennls Madigan, who has been in the city for about ten days. left last night for his home at Gila Bend.
 The use of Halls Hair Remover pro- notes the growth Of the hair, and re- stores its natural color and beauty, frees the scalp of dandruff, letter, and all i'm purities.
 ! The latest accession to the blcyclists l is R. w. Bowers of l.. Zsckendorf S Co.'S. His ehOlce of machine seems to have been a Victor pneumatic, less spring forks. It IS a beauty.
 P.L Teeple. general deputy for Cali fornia Of the National Union. a Patriotic Social and Benefit Order, Is spending a few days in the city.
 Martin Ernst will manage both the ! Opera HOu7e saloon and bath house. ] He has ordered choice stock of liquors | for the former and the standard or the | place will be fully maintained.
 Letters administration were yester- day granted to c. W. Atkinson in the estate of J. W. Fuqua, murdered in sauthern Pima about ? month ago The estate IS valued at S400.
 There will be a meeting of the Tucson Silver club at the district court room next Tuesday evening at 7.3O. All friends of silver are invited to attend. Important business will be introduced.
 Nicholas Casares and Antonio Burrole for breaking down a door on Main street and using prOfane and threatening lan- guage were found guilty today by Judge Culver of misdemeGnOr and will be sen- tenced tomorrow.
 4 movement is in progress hers to- ward the foundation of a council of the National Union. Already the petition for char CT contains the names of many leading citizens. The order now has over 42,000 members principly in the Middle States where it was organized 1 May 1880. It's principal features are patriotic, social and beneficial.
 | Judge Ferguson and Attorney Adams went yesterday to the AmOle mining district on business connected with the judge's property there. They met Messrs Sampson and Bent who were looking after their locations, which are some distance beyond. The judge will leave to-morroH for his gold mines at QuiiOtoa, and will take with him several men for the puTp SC of making few necessary improvements.
 Three Papago Indians, Domingo, Manuel and Barbino, procured in town three bottles of whiskey. Upon returning they engaged in a drunken fight just this side of the San Xavier mission and one was just upon the point of exterminating the other, r when Marlin Ware drove along, and with the assistance of three Mexican boys, brought the three Indians into town and turned them over to Adam Sanders. This morning, before Judge Culver, Manuel and Barbino were con- victed, and Domingo, who IS but boy, s was discharged. c The little daughter. aged two years, | 1f MT. and Mrs. L. F. Linney, died at I Tuaymas Tuesday morning and was [ brought to this city for interment. The funeral took place from the Meth dist church, Rev. J. M. Langston con- lucting the services. Alr. Linney IS [ assistant auditor of the Sonora road. V The Mexican authorities at GuRymas ] charged him $50 for the privilege of bringing the remains of hls little c laughter out of the country, nOtwith- t landing he had a certificate from the physician stating that death resulted r rom spinal meningitis. O A meeting of the Pima county execu- [ i've committee of the Peoples party was [ held last night in the office of Ferguson and Adams Seven members were pre- sent. J. l. Hilzinger presided. 4 com nunication from Chairman Tanbeneck D regard to writing J. c. Manning, an V able AlaOa orator, to visit this Terri D 5ory, was considered and the secretary vas instructed to correspond. Incldsn- d ally the rumored visit of the party's c ate presidential candidate was discuss o sd, and the chairman announced that C he committee had no official knowledge l k )f the proposed visit. MT. H6skins in l, ormed the meeting that he and his wife q lad extended the invitation. The com . nittee voted to recognize the intended l e visitor as an apostle Of reform ana to attend the meeting in the opera house D a body.