Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. NJ. E. Harrison, or thls clIy, re' ceiyed last week handsome SteInway piano.
 Ed. Whitlock made final proof on his San Pedro homestead today. He has one of the best properties in the district
 sThe machinery for the Saginaw mine arrived the latter part of last WeeA anu IS now being shipped.
 I. A Black returned this morning from Gila Ben whither he went With eA- Gov. WolAey last "Wednesday morning
 The Chicago restaurant on. Court street has been bought out and Will henceforth be run by Josefa 1tuneos-
 The machinery for the Antelope mine arrived.this morning and will be immediately forwarded
 The mean temporal ure yesterday from midnight to o'clock ln the eveslng was lower than that of any day since Feb. last.
 MT. Benrose left this morning for England by way of Washington hNe N said last evening he would return early in the spring-
 Conductor George Green was taken to the hospital this morning with bro ken foot It will be set in plaster cast and the chances are that be will not lose it it.
 Five residents of Tucson took the ex- animation for school teachers to-day III the probate court room under the su- pervision of Judges Wood and Satter- white.
 QuilIna Castro is the name of female for whose arrest a warrant was issued to-day The complaint is of distur ping the public peace by using vIle, abusive and obscene language.
 Manager Reid of the Opera House has arranged with MT. Charleston or Detroit for course of lectures ln Fep- ruary at popular prices. Charleston ib understood to be free thinker.
 Encarnation Leon who WAS arrested lest weak and charged with stealing a horse appeared before Judge Culvet to- day was discharged. He was immediate ly rearrastsd and will be taken to No- gales where the alleged theft took place.
 Judge Maxwell returned this morn ing after an absence of seven months. He went east last Kay with hls sick daughter whom he says IS about the same as when she left here. The judge has visited several points in Iowa and Missouri and return apparently ln ex- cellept health.
 The annual meeting of the Fire De partment was held Saturday night. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: D. J. Bolyn, chef; Charles Sherwood, assistant chief; Jack Spencer, :secretary; Adolph Steinfeld, treasurer; Charles Brown, steward.
 A. Hemme and wife, parents of Mrs. Dr. Fenner arrived thls morning from Contra Costa county, CaE, and after 8 brief visit will proceed Q their ranch at Poso Bueno They wIll probably re- msIn in this section for about month. MT. Hemms has extensive cattle ana rsnching interests in California.
 Mess. Hammond and McKeown have engaged the building at the corner of Camp St. and Stone Avenue and will conduct there carpentering, furniture repairing and general jobbing business. The quality of their work'is guaranteed by the fact that they have both been here for several months and have done many good jobs, notably large part Of the carpenter work on the new post office building. A son of Mr. M. D. Pusser, a mer- chant of Gibraltar. N. C.. was so badly | afflicted with rheumatism for year or more as to be unable 10 work or go to | school His father concluded to try | Chamberlain's Pain Balm on the boy. It | soon cured him and he has since walked | one and half miles 70 school and back every school day. 90 cent -boTtles for sale by Fred Fleishmaa & Co.
 MT. Young and his associates, the Den yer capitalists, in passing through this city, enroute home, from the Altar district in Sonora, Mexico, where they bought some phenomenally rich gold mines,at Sierra Plnto stated to CITIZEN man that the mining laws of Mexico, as recently amended, are Sc just and lib eral to mine owners that millions Of dol lars are now being invested, ID our sls~ ter republic.
 Fred W. Smith and wife will leave to- morrow morning for Ogden, Utah, to which point MT, Smith as train des- hatcher has been transferred. His many friends though regretting his de- parture from Tucson will be pleased to know that the change may be regarded ss a promotion and the position, one for | which he has been for some time past an | applicant Mrs. Smith will be greatly | missed in the eoclal and musical circles | when her well trained and naturally | sweet voice has been so frequently heard | The Ladies of the Episcopal Church intend giving a grand dramatic tab leau with handsome costumes, be8utl- fully decorated stage and fine orchestra. <-~-s ant rKH a0 Q Reid's Opera House, December 17th. The scene will be an entertaining one, and the novelty and variety of charac- ters represented will dispel any spgges- tion of monotony. Itwill be THE socie- ty event and one that will be enjoyed by all. It is to be hoped that the Opera House will be crowded as it is for the worthy object of completing the Episco- pal Church in this city. The pro- gramme will appear in due time.
 George LsBlanche the Marine, Prof. L. NJ. Christol, the wrestler, and c. H. A. Davis the California athlete ar rived in town this morning after have ing given most successful athletic eX- bibition in Phoenix. They were advised to avoid Tucson but concluded to look for themselves and see, and expressed themselves as delighted at the prospect andthat they;decided to come LaBlanche is on his way to New Orleans where he is matched to fight Jack Dempsey the Nonpareil for purse of S7000.
 The English speaking Catholics of Tucson, who desire to hear mass tomor- TOW, the feast of the Immaculate Con- caption, are informed that the masses will be respectively at 6 and a. m-, be- cause of the exercises at the Mission which are being held this week for the Spanish people. Next Sunday masses as usual on Sunday, ' and 9115 a. m.
 In the midst of all the active prepar- ztions for the Christmas entertainment of the little ones by Santa Claus and hIs