Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-28
The League Club this evening at tn, Court House.

Counselor Heney is in Florence or egal business.
 J.K. Brown is back from his business trip to the Silver Bell.
 J.W. Johnston, superintendent of the Mammoth, is in the City.
 The cattle brand of Jose U Mendez has been placed oh record.
 James G. Corbett. Sullivan's oppon- ent, will soon appear at Reid's Opera House.
 Mrs. Darms is making some needed repairs on her property-the Belmont House.
 The splendid new pieces performed by the Philharmonic band last night were very much appreciated by the listeners present.
 It is said that pr. Goodfellow is about to open a private hospital on his premises, on the corner of Pennlng- ton and Warner streets.
 A quarterly conference will be held this evening at the M. B. Church, Rev. c. F. Bovard, surerintendent of the Arizona Mission, presiding
 Rockers Springs, near Benson, are gaining in popularity. Col. Zabriskle, who recently went there for the benefit of his health, reports them as very ef- fcacious for many ailments, particularly for rheumRtim.
 Louis Jordan, who has received tie appointment from this territory to West Point, has had hls time for appear ing for examination extended till Aug ust 27, on account of his having been absent at the time of the appointment
 Wenceslao E. Felix has resigned the position of cashier with l.. Zreckendorf & O., merchants, in this city. MT. Felix had held that place for thirteen years, and leaves 1t now to go into busl- ness for himself. 1t is rumored that he will take charge of the New York store.
 Jack Bolyn got through hauling the machinery for the new smelter to De erected in connection with the smelteT now in operation near this city. This is the property of the Ca6ada del Orc Mining Company (lmited) of London Capt. Burgess, Superintendent.
 The building on the corner of Stone avenue and Pennington street, IS under going repairs, preparatory to Barnabe Brichta's removing his grocery store therein. It will be ready for occupancy about the middle of next month.
 The third game of base ball between the University and Public School boys was played this morning. The Public School boys were not on it. Score: University, 20; Public School, H. An other game will be played next Satur- day.
 It is not necessary to draw very much upon ones imagination to see the great fountain on Court Plaza, gushing forth and spraying water for the weary trav- eler and the fsmished animal, as they reach our city from the desert. And what blessing, too, for the city pedes- trian these warm days! But when will it be put up?
 Among the arrivals from the east by the morning train, were Rev. J. U. Good ell and wife, father and mother of Mrs. Fred c. Smith, one of our prominent musical people and wife of Train Dis patcher F. c. Smitf:. pr. Goodell comes from Hartford, Conn and has long been pastor of tho Congregational Church in the east. He mas call to serve the Presbyterian Church at Saratoga Springs, but has not accepted. He will remain he-e a few weeks. AS an invita- tion has been extended, our people will, no doubt, have an opportunity of hear ing him in the pulpit.
 Gen. Thomas F. Wilson has been nominated land without doubt will be confirmed by the Senate) United States Attorney for this Territory. The Gem eral. has been filling the office, ad in- terim, since the death of H R Jeffords U S.Attorney, ,and has filled the responsible positions with much credit and ability. Calvert Wilson, his assistant has also been untiring in his duties as such, and both make a strong team and look after the business of the United States with zeal and interest never before equal led. Gen. Wilson's appointment IS a good one
 It is rumored that the heirs of Aaron Zeckendorf have sued the firm of L.. Zeckendorf & Co. for the sum of S150,- 900, being the share they claim as com ing them from the estate of theIr father through Louis Zeckendorf, the admin istrator. It is further rumored that the heIrs have employed an eminent New York lawyer, and Judge Wright and F. J. Heney, of this city. The defense have employed Selim M. Franklin, also of this city. If this case IS brought to an issue 1t promises to be full of in terest, for the parties ontesting are well known in this city and county.
 The Board of Directors of the Santa Cruz Water Storage C. mpany met yesterday. After the usual routine and other important business transact ed, they proceeded to elect permanent officers as follows. Di ectors: Messrs. H. H. Bemrose. H J. Wood and 4. c. Bem- rose, of England; Dr. J. H. Grover, of Denver, Col, and NJ. P. Freeman, G. J. Boskruge and J. NJ Ormsby, of Tucson. Officers: NJ. P. Freeman, president; H. J. Wood. vice-preeident; A. C. Bemrose, secretary and treasurer; c. J. Boskruge, chief engineer and $. M. Franklin, ht- tcrney.
 The true version of the accident that befell Mrs Moreno. few days ago, by which she was badly scalded by the up- setting of pot of beans,is as follows: The servant had placed large pot of boiling beans, which had just been taken off the fire, upon a table, and went to another part of the kitchen. Mrs. Moreno came along shortly after and stopped down to get a plate from under the same table, and as she arose her right shoulder struck the same, causing the pot to tip over and spilling its contents on her head, shoulders and breast, and scala ing her most severely. Mrs, Moreno has naariu ronnrerad from her accident