Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-02-06
LOCAL ITEM s.
REV YORK. N. 5

Snow can be viewed on the peaks of
the Catalinas.
w. G. Davis is erecting an addition
TO his residence.
The board of regents meet tonight
for the transaction of routine business.
Sheriff Brown took Charles the
insane Chinaman, to the Phenix asylum
yesterday.
Notwithstanding rains, trains are
running on time.
Orange trees are arriving by eX
press for Tucson gardens.
The pay car is expected at the rail
road this evening or tomorrow morning.
II you want bargains in dress goods
call at the Mariposa; formerly j. Frank
& Co.
The death.of VIM. Bennett, at Tubac,
on the 9th, is announced. The funeral
took place yesterday.
"A painting in Blacks store of a pair
Of puppies, the work of Mrs. j. W.
Mitchell's attracts much attention.
"A fine brick house has been begin
on Sixth street, on the lot second from
Pennington street, by L. @. Rudolovich.
Forty young trees are being set
out by Jos. Brakeman, on his lot at
the corner of Washington and Church
streets.
From San Pedro James Crowley, re-
Gently returned, reports stock in fair
condition. The rain of a month ago
filled water holes in the mountains, In
the vicinity of good feed.
1t is not improbable that the cattle
inspection in force last summer for sew
erai months by f. E. Kelley will be re-
vived soon, it being desired by sMr.
Towne, chief inspector, that he take il
again.
The removal of the telegraph line
along the Southern Pacific east of Yuma
to the newly constructed road makes
good progress. Eighteen miles have
been placed along the new track. leaving
eight more to be replaced.
The rain is up to its old ways of de-
laying trains. This morning the track
was in such condition beyond Yuma as
to delay the east bound passenger train
several hours. 1t will reach Tucson
very late.
Oscar Adams was before Judge Gull
yer this morning for sentence, for an
assault upon Mr.. Kelley. He was SEN
fenced to fifteen days in Jail with alter
native of fifteen dollars fine.
The passenger train from the wesS,
due at p. m. did not arrive until this
morning. The twelve hours delay was
experienced between Cotton and Los
Angeles, where small washout oc-
CURED. The track is again in good or
der.
In the estate of John Locussel, who
died at lodging house here two weeks
ago, with $1,000 in his pocket, letters OF
adm inistration were today granted VI
2. Freeman. Should heirs be found the
money will be turned over to them.
Otherwise it will revert the territory.
Nine tramps were taken from
freight cars in train in the yard early
this morning, where they were asleep,
placed In line land taken to jail. They
were subsequently taken before Judge
Culver, ore at time, given seven days
each, and will be put to work on city
provements.
-MARRIED-At the Catholic church
this morning, Fred Ronstadt and Miss
Sarah Levin. Both are well known
Tucson young people. The CITIZEN ex-
tends congratulations. Mr.. Ronstadt
is a most worthy hard-working young
man, and an excellentmusician. Miss
Levin has host of friends ia Tucson.
Mr. and Mr.. Ronst4dt will reside in the
Buckalew block.
Snow has been noted in the sur
rounding mountains, but that 1t would
hinder anybody's business was not i'm
agineo. l.. Ezekiels is in from Nam
moth. He has been working on wag-
on road from his sawmill in the Cata-
linas to come out at Fort Lowell. Owing
to snow il the mountains be has been
obliged TO defer the work for a short
time.
The new Methodist divine, Rev. W.
II. Mabaffie, of Blaine, Wash, is expect
ed liz time for services next Sunday,
should he come by rail. In the event
of his journeying by boat lie will not be
in Tucson this week. His family, of his
wife and two children, accompany him.
Raw. Biliman viii occupy the Metho-
dist pulpit, should Rev. Mahaffie not
arrive.
The present rain is not local. lis
eastern boundary is between Benson and
Wilcox, no rain having fallen to this
morning a. Wilcox, and its western linn
it is unknown-up in California some-
where. Today rain began falling ia
Wilcox, and in good showers, it is re-
ported. II is still raining in California
Gilbert Horton just returned from Tu-
bac, tells that there was all the way
down there.
At the Congregational church tomor-
row at l0:45 a. m. Rev. Carlisle the pas
tor, will have for MS sermon theme "An
Eventful Journey by Famous Mar"
his EtchiDgs by the way. The Sund
school at noon. Endeavor society at 81,
The evening" service will be a lee
ture; The Dignity of Womanhood un-
der the New Testament Schedule. All
are cordially invited. The predatory
to the morning sermon, will be the pre-
posed 10th amendment to the national
constitution.
-RtRev. Bishop Chapelle formerly Of
Washington, DC, now coadjutor to the
archbishop Of Santa Fe, who has con
sented to speak at the concert
night, will also deliver discourse at the
Catholic church tomorrow Sunday at
7:30 p.m.The bishops fame as an orator is
well known, and all are cordially invited
to come and hear him. The sermon
will be followed by benedictioD, TO en-
nance the solemnIty OF which some Of
the best musical talent of the city have
promised their cOucOurse