Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.

George B. MarSn ana | d. w sItSO
 Nogales are at the Russ II 5uoe.
 Dr. T. s. Green cf Pasadena, Gel,
 in tne city today.
 John V. Paul as zone to Prescott fo
 two weeks on court business.
 Jllge Anderson of Los Angeles va
 in town Saturday.
 Eleven cars of freight were unloade
 at the depot Saturday.
 Mrr.F.G. Sr'th's handsome uprigb
 plan, was D ed today to Ogde
 Utah
 Not far 8 long tin ,- there been 8
 much snow on the 5 Ritz I'm
 morning they were almos tn
 bases.
 Mrs. E. NJ. JsfTorde tIr Russ Houst who has been slck fer VT ] weeks Il cons derably better thIs m~ n'ag.
 Chas. Whitfield. s. E. Hazard. J. J
 Ramsey, Thomas R. Gage Charles h Young, and .. Muller all oi Gila BenC are at the Russ House today.
 Attorney Hazard. of Gils Bend, Is il the lcity on Land Office business. Ht is one of the brightest and best young lawyers in the Territory and at ho ne IS man very much respe ted and admired
 Harry Drachman. of l.. Zeckendorf d Co.'S. shoe department IS one or the
 busiest of the busy these days. de li anticipating big holiday trade and pre-
 paring for 1t. The firm has cCnsclen tous, valuable man in Mir. Drachman.
 Frank McGu1n and James Parish are in town from Mowry camp, attending court as jurors. They say mining oper- ations are quiet, there being only six or eight men employed in the mine at pres ent.
 Rev. Mir. Glthens made his first ap- pearance ID the pulpit of the Episcopal chapel yesterday Several of the par ishers were heard to express themselves as delighted with the new pastors earn estness. torcefuluess and general excel fence of delivery.
 Lieut.. Denton IS one of the most en- thusiestic and defatlgable workers of Company D. He spent great part of yesterday at the armory laboripg and planning for the success of the COmpa- ny and its approaching inspection anu ball.
 Mat Little IS up from Gila Bend where he is working twelve teams or the Wolhey canal. He reports that there are over one thousand men and eight hundred teams [ work oa the canal and that there IS employment for all whc want it. Itis thought the work wll! be Tinished hv Christmas
 The committee arrangements of the Pioneers Bali, which is to be gwen Dec. %, is Sam Hughes, $. Drachman. Geo. Cooler. Jim Finley and j. $. Mansfield. The Masonic Hall has been secured. and a large number Of invitations have been sent cut. Arrangements are being made to have the banquet unusually excellent.
 A great many people especially strang- CTS wonder why the Public library IS 50 seldom open. The ga- e a Xceilence of the library, the num0er books aEd periodicals is rema -5P7 by al. but it is thought thai the d "-e should be open every week night aIi two afternoons, ct east in winter.
 A ReIewell, of Phoenix, spent Sun ca - tO"p. lie reports -hat the piano a | organ business Is excellent in Phoe- Dx but somewhat quIet outside of the capitol. Mir. RaGeWsli has the agency of some of the finest makes Of D nos ip the country. ' being something or 2 cap;t 'ist cFr Tod give his cUstOn CTS liberal diU is desired. He will -5 at the Russ Tse until We'd tuesday morning.
 Yesterday was ar er day t-e Congregational chu4c : ! e'ir, of the storm there was the pod sized congregation, and u rs1 rial of the choir gallery filled wit efi | musical pc p q, was a perfect success The acunlstie properties of the church are without a flaw. and the fine music was greatly enjoyed The sermon in the morning. and the stady of PIlate ID the evening. were excellent efforts of EIv. Carlisle.
 The beer bottling establishment of Adolph Bail is a credit to any'cit... Mir Bail keeps things up there neat as wax as orderly as a framing ship, and says he not ashamed to invite any of the extensive brewers or bottlers of the East or West in his place and show them all over it at moments notice. He has al ready over S7000 invested in the plant and keeps adding little improvements all the time whre he can. He IS build ing up qEitC family trade with some of our prominent citizens.
 R. E. Lee and Mark Boston of Har- saw and Jacob 4 Linder and Calvin Ste vens of Crittenden are in attendance in court as jurors NIT. Lee upon being asked about the Harshaw mines stated that some fifteen or twenty men were at work upon the Hernosa property, but that until the new machinery which is to be used, was in operation nothing of any great consequence could be done.
 A Democrat vas heard today to boast ingly declare that 40 voters of the sec ond ward had been brought over into the first for the purpose of electing their candidate for council, and that several of the cabooses Of the railroad men had been run over from their regu- lar location to another so that their oc- cupants might be able to swear if nec~ esSary that their place Of residence was in ward l. Comment IS unnecessary.
 The case of +le United States against s Drachman which was instituted about eight years ago was settled in court or last, the jury bring ing in 9 yer dict in favor of the defendant, within fifteen minutes of beng charged. MT. Drechman who had at the time of alleg- ed violation, a contract for hauling straw. The amount for which the suit was brought was S2500, but had the case been lost, the cost would have been very heavy. Attorney Franklin defend ed the case.
 Seats are now on sale for Patti Rosa's engagement at the opera house, next Monday night and it is fair h say in be- half of this little artist ha. she may be relied upon to fir Ieh e of the very best performance f the season. The recent engagemo San Francisco ard otbe Califor cities have been re- m markably success u and the critics unite ID e~yin thct ia Dolly Warden" she h by far the best play of her merry