Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
A new floor has been laid in the busi. ness office of the San Xavier Hotel.

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 There are many people who have DC other object iu life but to exist-and tC exist they rob their next nelghbor.
 "The Cruiskeen Lawn" with Dan Mccarthy, the favorite Irish comedian, and an excellent company, will be seen at the opera house next Monday eve ming.
 Sam. F. Webb, of Phenix, E. A. Trip pie, of Globe. J. J. Hawkins, of Prescott and J. O. Dunbar, of Phenix. are in the city, members of the Territorial Democratic Convention.
 A race took place this morning near the San Xavier church, between the horses "Estrella" and 'Calletano, owned respectively by Joaquin Burruel and Rafael QuiroZ, distance, single-dash of mile, at which over thousand dollars changed hands. The race was won by "Calletano." "Time, ? minutes y
 The Journal Miner congratulates Governor Murphy on his appointment of w. A. Rowe as Worlds Fair Com missioner from this county. MT. Rowe will fill the position with honor to him self and will make creditable exhibit for the county.
 The Lawn Tennis club of this city has elected the following named officers: President, R. E. Sloan; Vice President, F. H. Hereford; Secretary, LaCtaro Roca; Treasurer, J. Drake; Master of Court, w. c. Wright; Board of Cover nors, B. Cameran, F. J. Heney and Charles Bowman.
 Ed. Sawtelle, young man from Cleveland, Ohio. who has beeR in this city for several months for the benefit of his health, stopping with Judge Os- born, is improving under the effects of our splendid climate. Mir. Sawtelle was at one time connected with the "Cleve- land Leader" and is said to be bright newspaper man.
 In almost every neighborhood through out the west there IS some one or more persons whose lives have been saved by Chamberlaln's Colc, Cholera and Diar, rhea Remedy, or who have been cured of chronix dIarrbea by it. Such per sons take especial pleasure in recon mending the remedy to others. The praise that follows its introduction and use makes it very popular. 90 cents bottles for sale by. F. Fleishman & Co.
 The case of Capt. Fitzgerald for ex- animation was called thls afternoon at o'clock by Justice Culver. The Captain is charged with having embedded a large amount of money and conceallng the true state of the affairs of the Santa Cruz Water Storage Company from the officers of the Company in violation of it's bylaws and the laws of Arizona. The case excites much interest and IS in progress as we go to press.
 It turns out that Nargarito Martinez who was charged with violating the Edmunds act, was married in July last by E. K. Sykes, Justice of the Peace of Calabasas. His wife swore positively that no marriage ceremony had taken place between them, but MT. Adams his attorney had the case delayed for inves- tigatiOn wI.L the above result. MT. Sykes had married the parties without a license and the United States author ities thus gave credence to the state ment of Mrs. Martinez.
 Mrs. Asa A. Porter, lady well-known in this city, who was for several years manager of the San XavIer hotel, and who afterwards went to Fort Huach uca, dIed at Chicago on the 9th instant. Phil Crovat, who, subsequently,, man. aged the same hotel, was her son, and Mrs. w. L.Perry, of this city is her niece. Many who were acquainted with the deceased, will deplore her death for she was a true and noble woman, who commanded the highest respect wher- ever she lived.
 The Supreme Court, nov in session at Phenix, has rendered decision that Judge w. H. Barnes is entitled to sal ary of $500 year for services as Asso- ciate Justice of Arizona, during the years 1S87-l6S3, which has not been pad and Territorial Auditor Thomas Hughes is commanded to draw a war rant forthwith for the amount. A sim liar ruling was made in favor of Judge W. H. Porter. who at the time was, also, District Judge m this Territory.