Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-19

morning or SJedllnR d bdCulS. Ilo VIII t come before Judge Culver tomorrow for g sentence.
 c. w. Grouse, of Sacaton, Ariz, U. s. Indian Agent for this section, has busi-
 ness which will detsin him in town for
 a few days.
 , Martin Patterson, of Mobile, Ala, is
 new arrival. He is an ex railroad pas , senger conductor and will probably To-
 cate permanently in Tucson.
 Dr. Armstrong, of Terre Hautte, Ind,
 IS expected to arrive early next week ' and to practice here during the winter.
 His wife has been Tn Tucson for some
 time.
 Just received from New York the , finest stock of ladies' hats and evening
 bonets ever displayed in Tucson. Please
 call and examine, for a short time only. Orndorff House, room 27. 11-15 1w
 Mrs. F. A. Macy. of Wilcox, is at the Orndorff House.
 T. L. Stouffer, of Florence, arrived this
 morning at the Russ House.
 A large party of ladies and gentlemen enjoyed themselves immensely st the dance of the Pastime club last evening.
 Judge Vanderlip of Crittenden who
 was recently stricken with a paralytic shock continues to improve.
 MT. J. N. Ormsby of the telegraph office left on three days trip to Phoe
 nix upon Masonic business.
 Mir. John F. BIendy mining engineer Of Prescott, will be at the San XavIer during the balance of his stay in town.
 MT. w. J. Perry proposes to erect fine brick dwelling upon the lot on North Church street which he lately purchased of Adolph Goldsmith.
 Arizona Lodge No. l, A. O. U. W. will give one of their usual popular sociels at the Opera House next Wednesday | evening.
 Iunocente Robles who was convicted ! yesterday of the theft of a saddle was 1 sentenced this morning to pay a fine of S25 CT serve twenty-five days In jail. i R. Riggs of Yuma has bought the | Oak Barber shop of Frank Dobbs. He will have the place thoroughly cleaned and refitted and IS competent to perform ! first class work.
 There is we'll grounded report that Rev. pr. Carlisle will not continue at the congregational church when his term expires the middle of De- cember. His resignation is in.
 Smith beat Stewart in YaYapai coun- ty, 132 votes; in Cochise county, 324, | and about 400 in Maricopa. Stewart | evidently intended to run we'll but got | tired and got left.
 Many of the cattle of the lnterocean | Catte Go. have been driven on to the south side Of Nit. Lemon, and are graz ing 5000 feet above sea level. The snow at this point at one time last winter was over feet deep.
 It is estimated that over 50 per cent of the cattle of the San Pedro River will perish within four months from starvation. Ranges that were formerly rich with alfilerillO, bunch grass, mesa grass, mesquite grass and granma, are now as devoid of feed as the streets of Tucson.
 James Finley, the prominent mining | man, is at Harshaw engaged in super i intending the shipment Of the Hunting | ton mill to the owners of the Antelope l mine at Tutson. The mill will be taken l by freight wagons to Tucson. This is 1 the sane mill which has ground out so | much wealth for the HeTmosa.
 The boundary commission, at least ! the construction portion of it, of each 1 country. is camped at San Bernardino ranch. where they will remain all winter. Mexico has detail of 90 troops to pro- t ct them against Kid and his band, while Lieut.. Bean and his command are with the American side Of the outfit 1 Prospector.
 The lowering of the large flagstaff | which has stood during the campaign | in front of the Republican head | quarters, was watched this morning l with interest by about one hundred l men. The operation was performed by nine workmen under the direction of Geo. Cooler. It will be placed in its former position before the Opera House. 1
 Mir. Bates from the Gila near Dud- | leyville, was in last week with fine bar ! of gold bullion taken from the ore of hIs | mine, run through his 2-etamp mill i operated by horse power. He said he | can make more morey this way than | in any other business pursuit he knows | of. Ha puachased while here an engine ! and boiler to run his 2-stamp mill.
 There will be union service of the | Methodist and Congregational churches i on Thanksgiving day, Nov. "A, Rev. W. H. Mshaffie preaching the sermon and | Rev. c. B. Carlisle taking the other parts l of the service. The union song service l will be continued at the Methodist ] church in the evening, the Christian ! Endeavor society islning the EpwOrth l League.
 There was raffle for a horse and | buggy last evening at the Opera House | saloon. The team is valued at one | formerally owned by J. J. Walsh who | sold it to Messrg. Nugent and Oliver both railroad firemen. by whom it was | rallied. There were 60 chances at two | dollars each. It was won by w. A. | Davenport also rail road man.
 There is some talk that the Southern | Pacific Company is contemplating | change of time by which the west bound | overland train will leave Tucson at 7:25 | p. m- If this change is accomplished | 1t will be considered Dy majority as a | vast improvement, as three o'clock in ! the morning Is neither a desirable time | to arrive at ones destination, especially | if cne Is a stranger, TOT even for a resi- | dent to leaTe.
 A survey of several townships is be- ing made in tue neighborhood of Paint | ed Rocke, for the purpose of anticipat- ing the settlement along the Woifey | Canal by the. Riverside Orange growers who have already bought more than SlOOOCU worth of water rights. This | favorite section which IS only 600 feet | a a loNa of na the roses within year as the contract | for the canal calls for its completion be- fore February lst next
 Herbert P. Hess who is connected | with the department of justice of Wash ingJon, D. C., is here for a day or two ! for the purpose of taking depositloDs in |