Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-05
SATURDAY,. MARCH ,, 1892

purchase at Yellow Jacket.
 Five more mining locations have ar rived at the recorders otiics,
 Ladies' Oxford ties at 75 cts pair at the LA MARIPosA.
 Tempe butter takes the lead in this market; sold by J, Ivancovich.
 Remnants of dress goods, ginghams @ tc. at your own price at LA MARIPosA.
 Mrs. A. Levin has applied for the guardianship of her children, ln probate court.
 The commandery of Knight Tenn plars meet tomorrow evening for install lation.
 New furnished rooms at Mrs. Why tock's, 637 and 639 Pennington street, near depot.
 Genuine old Kentucky sour mash at Court Exchange.
 Charles Brunt took the oath of all legince yesterday and declared intention of citizenship.
 The valleys of the Santa Cruz and Rillito, due to the late rams, are beauti- ful and verdant,
 The leadership of the Philharmonic band has been transferred from J. Bal deras to F. Ronstadt.
 Real estate sales in Nogales cont nue. The recorders office report else where gives two more.
 The head of very large mountain lion was brought in yesterday to secure the S25 bounty. Miguel Contreras killed the brute in the BaboqulVari mountains.
 -Ex-SherIff NJ F. Shaw, charged with smuggling cattle from Mexico, was given a hearing yesterday before United States Commissioner Ainsa. He was discharged from custody.
 -DIED-At the home of w. J. Os born, yesterday, Eugene Wright, of Sparta. Wisconsin. The remains have been embalmed, and will be sent east tomorrow.
 About fifteen couples of Tucson so- eiety people made the most of the ap- proach to Lent, and visited the univer- sity last night. Dancing was enjoyed till midnight.
 A deserted soldier, M Bird, colored wanted by the United States marshal on an indictment at Florence, was OIOugDG III LUIS lIOu NOOIaS- ks, where he had re-enlisted. lie awaits trial In the jail here, and may be transferred to Florence.
 Delinquent taxpayers are coming forward aS the rate of forty in three days, averaging S30 apiece. The heavi- est taxpayers in that time are B. Robles, S2l4; Salero Live Stock Co.,, S433, and Parker and Watts Sl032.
 Owing to the theatrical performance on Thursday evening, the hop of the commercial club has been postponed un- til Friday evening. The hop will be for club members and invited guests.
 In reply to a letter Rev. E. Lyman Hood. writes Rev. Carlisle, that Dec VoIente, he will spendt he coming Sun day in Tucson; perhaps preaching in the evening. His many friends here will be glad to greet him.
 Leonides E. Enciras and M. W, Mar teney were yesterday arrested by Mar shal Paul for smuggling cattle purchas- ed in Mexico into Arizona. They were held for the grand jury in the sum of 5000, and furnished bonds.
 Bright dialogue, clever people, ,showy scenery, mIrthful music and fetching costumes are the more important feat ures which,,wIll insure the success of the Spider and the Fly" It is tremend- ous hit and a big go.-New York Dram atic News.
 Chief Clerk Johnson of the postal rail- way service, the gentleman who exam ines all applicants for positions as pos tai clerks, is expected in this city the present week, on official business. It is probable that Mrs. Johnson will come, as a guest of Rev. and Mrr. Carlisle.
 Edward Starr, the cons1mptive who died on the train Saturday was buried in this city. His home was in Indiana, tEe destination of Louisville being en route. The sale of the ticket and other effects brought SS5 which paid the fun eral and inquest expenses.
 Since December the sherif's force have been on the lookout for Jesus Leon, who has shown considerable facIl- ity in eluding them. This morning he was brought in from Cochise county, having been arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gray He is charged with butchering two steers belonging to M. G. Saman- lego.
 The Machinists ball at the Mason ic hall last night drew together large number of Tucson dancing people. Dancing begun at o'clock, and except ing hsing slightly crowded WIS much enjoyed. The decorations were profuse and the arrangements excellent. Sup per was served in the lodge hail, under the supervision of Caterer Joe Soldini. Much annoyance from trespassers has been experienced by Hon. w. C. Davis at his lands in the valley. The intruders scruple at nothing ard have broken in the fences repeatedly. MT. | Davis has offered reward of Sl0 for 1 the capture of the miscreants, which | will probably have deterring effect on them. John Charlton, sentenced to sixty | days for breaking into G. Secocan's | window two weeks ago, was yesterday | pardoned by Acting Governor Murphy, | on petition signed by District Attor- | ney Lowell and Justice Slater. It was learned subsequent to his sentence that l much of the stolen stock was not in | Charltons possession, and others are.be- l lieved to be responsible for the theft.
 The internal revenue business of | Arizona will, for the fiscal year, pro | bably reach an aggregate of Sl5,000. | Last year for the entire district, which | includes Arizona and New Mexico, the | total receipts were about s35, l90. The district is divided into three divisions, | one, w.th headquarters at Albuquerque, taking in all stations along the South ern Pacific road. Adding those towns | to those in Collector Eyster's district | and the annual receipts will reach S16,- OOO. Comparison by month of the receipts | with corresponding months of year ago ! shows great gain-in one instance of | 300 per cent.
 Dr. Joseph T. Smith, of Cleveland, here expecting to remain for several | weeks enjoyment of Tucson's balmy atmosphere, was unexpectedly called | home vestardav Inv a telegram from his