Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21

county, has been discontinued. The mail destined for that place is now taken to Prescott.
 G. H. Barnhart, Mammoth, John Young and N. Alexander of Graterville, are in the City.
 Mrs. Jesus V de Gomez has been ap. pointed administratrlx of the estate Of Francisco Gomez, deceased.
 Judge W. w. Porter, of Santa Rose. California, formerly Associate Justice or the Supreme court, is in the city.
 Mrs. J. c. Handy, who had surgical operation performed upon her yester- day. is reported very seriously i'll. Her chances for recovery are one ln ten.
 Walt Owen, who so successfully put the "The Messenger" upon the boards at Reid's Opera House few days ago, has gone to Ell Paso.
 The office of the Santa Cruz Water Storage Company has beenremoved from the Bailey building. next door to Barnes & Martins law office, to the rooms oc- cupied by George J. Roskruge.
 The postoffice at Dunlap, Graham county. has been changed to AravaIpa, Neil P M. Callum, postmaster, nine miles north.
 The assessment roll, and all the assess ments will be made and con. pleted by the 1st of June. Assessor Buehman and bis deputies are kept busy nowadays.
 Among the Catholics, this month (May,l is known as "The Month of the Virgin Mary" and is celebrated by the women. That accounts for the unusual ringing of the church bells these days.
 Notwithstanding many counter at fractions, the gathering at the Congre- gatloual church last evening was sue cess. a most delightful hour in social way, and the sale of nearly all the ice cream and strawberries.
 The next Territorial Democratic Con- vention to nominate a candidate for dele gate to Congress and cOucilm6n at large will take place at Flagstaff, some- time during the month of August or September; date tD be fixed by the Gen. tral Committee.
 The remnant of the Democratic dele gates from abroad who atteDded the Territorial Convention last Monday ln this city, and who still remained here, enjoying our cool and invigorating at mosphere, left this morning for thelr respective homes.
 Miss Belle Martin a sister of Major J.R Martin of thIs city, and whom she has been visiting for several months, left for Denver, Colorado, where she will re- main for few weeks, and then proceed to her home iu St. Louis, Missouri. fria Ac .lch hal nj mi fri n to the land of Pike"
 G. H. Barnhart. of Mammoth, is in the city. He reports matters from there very prosperous. Some new ma chinery is being put in place. The mine maintains its wonted popularity for richness and abundance in ore: May It always give its owners big returns.
 The examination of Capt. Fitzgerald, charged with embezs lenent and con cealing the books of the Santa Cruz Water Storage O.. was concluded yes terday before Justice Culver. After argument by respective counsel, the case was taken under advisement, and decision will be rendered tomorrow al two o'clock P II. -
 Miss. Belle Martin, of St. Louis. who has been visiting her brother, Mai. Jno Martin, leaves tomorrow mOrnIug Tor Denver, where she will visit friends fer a few days before returning to St. Lotus. While here she has made a large number of friends who, with her Sunday school class. will wish her bon voyage this evening at the residence of Judge Barnes.
 Many of the c. A. R. men will be in terested in the following: An old res taurant bill of fare, printed in Rich mond, Va, in January, 1864, gives the following war time prices in confederate money: Soup, Sl 50; chicken, S3.50; roast beef, s; ham and eggs: 8; raw oysters, g: coffee, s; bread and butter. S1 50; a bottle of champagne, $50; drink of rye whisky, 8, bottle Of ale, SIP, and cigar g.,
 The people of Phenix who have been hunting for their hole sometime. nave at last found it some nIne miles east of that city. and IS known as "The-hole-in- the-rocK," a natural place. Now as they have found it, they propose to turn 1t into watering place, by building thereon a hundred room hotel, reser- yoirs, excavating grottos and eDlargipg "The Hole" so that it may accomodate all A good scheme, but it is going to take lots of money to make that Hole attractive.
 The Spanish newspapers of New Mex ico have recently organized a press as- sociatso2 of their own. They have agreed to refuse all advertisements uu- less they are written in Spanish, and they demand that all laws be printed ID
 
 as that these people ought to emigrate. This American country does not pro pose to use anything except the American language in. the courts. Be genuine AmerIcaER or elselnove over the line.
 The Graham county delegation to the Territorial Democratic Convention, which met here yesterday, seemed 10 have a great deal to say and carried of the best plum. They secured the en- dorsement and election of c. C.. Shan nan, one of their own delegation, as member of the National Committee. This success is largely due to the efforts of George H. Kelly, editor of the Grsham County Bulletin. The delegation from Graham county was George A. Olney, CHI. Kelly, c. C. Shannon, ii. J. Dowdle William Whipple and B. Nj. Crawford.
 A move ought to be made by the City Council to cause all the rubbish that has been dumped in the neigh borhood of Toole avenue ard Alameda street to be removed away and dumped else where. And now that there have been a number of new residences built in that part of town, it seems as though it ought to be attended to at once. The inhabitants there are beginning to com plain, and they have cause to, for they claim to pay more taxes into the City Treasury in proportion to their inhabi- tants than any other part of the city of the same size.
 With re ference to the mistake that occurred in the failure to record the marriage license of Margarito Martinez and CreotilGa Ochoa- In justice to Eu-, gene K. Sykes, Esq, Justice of the