Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.

t1dppy anu nome Wlln 1uC NJ chester" a lamp with the light of the morning Catalogues,write RochesterLampC o., ,NewYoEl
 Mrs. Ada IT win one of the best Ian lawyers in the Territory is in town looR ing over the Land office records.
 C.C Carpenter travelling freight an' passenger agent of the Santa Fe is a the San Xavier.
 John H. Gower of Denver and A. k Buckly of London, England, are in tn town on business In connection with the Cslabssss Canal.
 The funeral of Joseph R. Frye wbt died Sunday morning at the home of hi daughter Mrs. P. Allison, takes place a 3 o'clock p. ID. NIT. Frye was B years O age.
 Miss Sylvia Kennedy of c. F. Hoffl store is fifth Tn line for the Arizona Re publican's voting contest prize of triI to and from the Worlds Far expenses paid.
 HIN. Labaree was in town yesterday and left this morBiug for his ranch. He will return Wednesday with band ot of cattle for shipment.
 George Dodson, of Florence, arrived today with the stomach f Joseph T Harrington for chemical tL alysis at the university.
 Geo. E. Pillsbury, W. E. Deity and Henry Boam all of GIla Bend are here today on business iu connection with the land office.
 The rumored reorganization of the Calsbasas Canal Company is discredited by those whoremember what short time ago it was Te organized.
 Geo. W. Sessions has been commis- stoned postmaster at Cherry, Arizona. A new mail route has been put on be- tween Cienega and Camp Verde in fa- vspsi county.
 W. l.. Vail editorial writer of the Ari- zons Republican is here today on busl- nees connected with bis paper. He leaves ou the early morning train for Los Angeles.
 A. W. Lewis the owner of consider able valuable property in California, and lately a conservative investor in Phoe- nix real estate, is looking over the field ia Tucson today.
 The amount of business done at the freight house lately is amazing This morning nlne carloads of merchandise were received including hay, groceries, crockery and christmas goods for Tue son dealers.
 4 reward of s6OO0 was offered yeeter- day by Gov. Murphy for the capture dead or alive Of the notorious kid" also the sum of $500 each for a number of the Indian outlaws not exceeding s.
 Hon. George J. Roskruge has, by Gov. N. O. Murphy, has been appointed delegate to represent Arizona in the Nicaragua canal convention to meet at the city of New Orleans, on November Both 1892.
 W. H. Bayless and his son O. H, Bay- less came down from Oracle the latter part of last week ard are still in the city. Mr. Bayless owns some fine prop erty in Northeastern. Kansas but prefers to spend his winters in Arizona.
 Mir A. Schuster, of St Joe, Mo, one of the wealthy Schuster family of that state is here for a few days The Schusters own almost the entire stock of the San Pedro Cattle Co, one of the largest cattle companys of the territory. Mir. Schuster is looking after their varied interests iD Arizona, particularly the San Pedro ranch.
 It is understood that the recent trans- fer of the HermOsa property at HRrshaW was-nOt an outright but bonded safe, and that Senator McGovney put up S10 900, cash for the privilege of working the mlne for fifteen months d with that of paying the Sl90,00 not until the ex~ piratlon of that time.
 The board of supervisors met this af- ternoon but took no action ln regard to the contested ballots. The board struck against some very knotty snags m the matter of the Elgin and Pantano ballots. Some are wrong color not stamped on the back and not numbered. It is not likely that the great general result will be changed much if any at all.
 Mrs. John D. Yost sister of MT. John M Ormsby, of this city, accompanied by her daughter Mabel, arrived m Tue son this morning from Paris on their way to San Francisco. They will re- main for some days enjoying visit with MT. and Mrs. Ormsby, our beautiful climate and tne many points of interest. The article of incorporation of the Rillito Canal Company showing capl- tai stock S250,000, are printed in another part of this edition. Mir. Far Is New York capitalist, MT. Fassig is the pro- prietor of several fine restaurants in Columbus, Ohio, and MT. Davidson IS well known in town.
 Dr. John A. Gower, who is here ID connection with the Cslabasas water scheme is organist of Dean Hart's St. Johns cathedral of Denver and one of the best in the country. Already since his arrival he has delighted on several occasions the guests of the San Xavier with his performances.
 : Rev. Mir. Carlisle delivered last eve nlng to large congregation, a sermon on 'siigsaw religion" By this he re- ferred to the habit of so many people of saving out of the bible species of re- ligion for themselves, made up Of dIs- connected texts and phrases which taken literally were justification of the com fortasle kind of religion which they de- sired to believe in and practise but which interpreted according to the spirit of the law and in 6 connected way was much more arduous.
 Mayor Msish shipped yesterday af- ternoon thirSy-sevsn steers and thirty two calves in two cattle cars for Los Angeles The cattle were fine looking and fat and yet the prize received for them will not be high, ss the condition of the ranges is such and will be such during the next four months that 1t is deemed wise by cattlemen to ship and take what the market pays now, rather than wait until later and lose a large Rer cent by starvation.
 N. A. Morford, Iecretary of the terri tery and proprietor of the Phoenix Her aid, came over on the train last night to attend the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Regents of the University which will be held this evening. MT. Morford is a gentleman who is deeply