Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-01-23

on Stone avenue, tomorrow, at IL a M,
and p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend. Music by,quartett choir. Sunday
school at 1870 a. m.
The publishers of Whist, monthly
journal printed at Milwaukee. Wis, and
devoted to the interests of the game
are DESTROYS of securing the names and
addresses of whist players in this city
for the purpose of sending them speci-
men copies Of the publication.
WORK on the new track from the
ten miles completed east of Yuma is
making rapid progress. Most of the
track is laid except two or three miles
out of Adonde, where grading is being
done. Tearing up of the old track for
the ten miles is going on.
Another Chinese case is in the
courts-a sequel to the recent one
against Don Yam. Don Yam now brings
suit against one of the witnesses in the
hog case for $3.50, which he claims the
defendant owed him. On the other hand
the sued party maintains that he paid
the bill, and that the present is only a
spite action. 1t is before Judge Slater's
court.
Capitalists are arriving. This morn
ing three gentlemen, two representing
Chicago interests, the third from Ralti-
more, passed through to Casa Grande.
Land is being rapidly taken up IN
DER the proposed Wolfley canal. Thir-
teen went from the Phenix region IT,
ella Bend on Wednesdays train to take
up land.
The kindergarten school movement
in this city bids fair to start off auspI-
ciousIy. Mrs. Wood has secured
enough pupils, and now awaits required
material from New York.
Contractor Rochester has drawn
plans for An elegant residence of the
gothic style of architecture, which CON-
plete will cost $1,000. He says it is for
prominent citizen of Tucson, but re-
fuses to give the name.
The horse stolen from v Lavorin's
corral a month ago has been recovered.
1t was found at Clifton. The thief was
also captured. Horse and taker Will ar
rive tomorrow. The capture was made
by Sheriff Olney, of Graham county.
Mr.. Lavorin has identified his animal.
Brief report of a shooting at Nam
moth is reported. Mexicans are con
cerned. Their names are Bartolo Gar
cia and Goldofo, bartender. Goldofo
shot Garcia In the abdomen with a
double barrelled shotgun, both charges
taking effect. Garcia also shot Goldolfo
Whether either has died is not learned.
"A warrant has been sworn out by
Anna NJ. And arson, widow of Judge An
derson, against Mrs Sarah Douglas, for
merly in business ere and now at Fort
Grant. The warrant charges Mrs.
Dougla as with grand larceny, in having
in her possession diamonds to the value
OF $500. 1t is also claimed that Mrs.
Douglas holds large amount of Mrs
Anderson's funds. A warrant has been
telegraphed to Fort Grant.
A gentleman recently in this city from
New Mexico state to a CITIZEN report
or that the cattle men in Arizona were
fortunate in comparison with those of
northern New Mexico. In the latter
territory feed was more scarce than
here and TO make matters ten-fold
worse, the ground is covered with snow
to depth of six to ten inches which |
utterly precludes cattle reaching the |
little feed there is, and the result is that |
they are dying by wholesale.
An important track improvement has |
been begun on the Southern Pacific |
between the stations Ochoa and Dra- |
COON Smmit, east of Tucson. At that |
point heavy grade is being cut down |
to per cant, which will do away with |
the necessity of having helping en-
CINE to lake trains up. the hill. The |
10 in oil
along that section for the expected in
crease of traffic.
Deputy Sheriff Lavorin came il
this morning with his horse, stolen some
weeks ago, and the saddle taken at the |
same time. His prisoner was landed in
jail. The mans name is PARA. He says
he does not know Tucson, and does not |
live here. Officers know him, however |
The theory that the thief taking the !
horse also broke into L. Zeckendorf & |
Co.'S window and stole twoMexican hats !
proves to be correct. One of the hats
a costly one-he wore when captured. |
1t has been identified by the store en-
ployes.
Prof. Comstock's school of mines fit |
tings are being placed as fast as practIc-
able. The professor names as the date |
for all being in readiness as certainly by |
April LIST. He will teach classes in as
saying, and has tone applicant already. |
The bulletin will be issued about the |
first of April. About eight stamps will |
be set up. three for gold, five for silver |
ore. A complete mining outfit will be |
put in. Many small lots of ores for |
tests are already arriving, some Of which |
the professor will give his earliest at
tention. Prof Comstock will also teach |
photography.
Mrs. w. IT. Hughes, of whose illness
mention has heretofore been made, died
last Sunday. The funeral took place
Monday at Benson, and a long process
sion OF sorrowful relatives and friends
followed the remains to their final rest
ing place. After the funeral Mr..
Hughes removed his children, several Of
whom were sick with the same disease
Tucson, and on Thurs
day the three-year-old baby girl was
summoned to follow her mother to a
brighter world. Mrs. Hughes at the
time of her death was but % years of
age, a niece of our townsman, L. G. Will
son, and a favorite among all who knew
her The Stockman extends its sym
patty to the bereaved husband and
rather in his double lOss.-SS ckman.