Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY,. MARCH 19, 1892
Screen doors are gong up.

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 See Col. Williams article, entitled "Life Insurance that Insures," in to days issue.
 -Encarnacion Monguia has applied for divorce from Tomas MOngula, who deserted her in 1889.
 Parties interested say that three to four hundred teams will be put to work again soon on the Santa Cruz canal.
 There will be concert at the Con- gregational church on Friday evening, instead of Thursday, as before stated
 The petition for free delivery In Tucson was sent of by Postmaster Cor bett yesterday, numerously signed by prominent business men.
 That Girl from Mexico" is billed to come to Reid's opera house one week from tonight-The 2lst. It is first class company.
 A full house met Samuel Putnam, the lecturer on free thought, at Reid's opera house last night. The audience was we'll pleased. He speaks again to- night.
  brightest. Since the late rains feed has started we'll, and stockmen from every every direction tell of feed up and grow ing, and of stock gaining.
 H. s. Stevens, after confinement of some weeks with a severe attack or rheumatism, pleases his friends with the sight of him about on the streets once more.
 Mrs. Wallace Gray, of Tucson, Ariz.; and Mrs. Russell. of Los Angeles, both formerly of East Oakland, are visiting Capt. and Mrs. W. F. Erskine.-Chino Champion.
 The postoffice will be open Sun. days hereafter at from 9 to 10 a m. The law requires that it shall be closed on Sundays during church service.
 A fine blacksmith shop has been erected on Man street, to the rear of the Villaescusa property and next to the Eber and Nutter lot, which will be occupied very soon by F. Ronstadt
 The Mexican opera troupe, expected from Guaymas sooH, are still playing there drawing big houses. The date of their arrival in thus delayed, but they will surely be along ere many weeks.
 Geo. B. Squires and Margarita Cora have been respectively granted first and second grade school certificates. Mr. Squires' examination was highly credit able, averaging over 97 per cent.
 A charge against 4. J. Wamsley by a Nogales husband who claims his wife was unfaithful and had Wamsley up for Edmunds' act violation was dismissed by Commissioner Ainsa yesterday, for lack of evidence.
 The Commercial club elected officers for the ensuing year, as follows: Direc tors-J. A, Black. H. E. Lacy, Chas. Bowman and R. H. Paul; presidential. E. Lacy; vice president-James Finley: secretary and treasurer-H. D. Under wood.
 The Nogales school will close March 25, ending a seven-mOnths' term. The funds will not then be exhausted, but the directors desire to use the balance for improvements. The Redington school closed Friday last. The Tucson school will continue until June.
 Prof. Vasa E. Stolbrand received a telegram today from New York, bearing the sad news of the sudden death of his mother. The remains will be removed to Columbia, $. C., for burial. Prof. Stolbrand will be unable to attend the funeral
 The latest arrivals of taxes at the court house are S48875 by the Star Pub fishing Co.,; S12S.35 by Chas. Hoff; Sll1.l5 by Dolores Fully and numerous others of under S100. Big payments will come this week, among them S2,2OO by the Santa Rita Land & Mining company.
 For an Edmund's act violation Leo nardo Castro was brought in from Tan que Verde by Deputy John Paul. He is charged with having had wrongful rel ations with one girl and to have subse- quently married another, on Feb. 9. The parents of No.1 issued the warrant.
 A runaway resulted disastrously for one of the occupants this afternoon. L. Fredericks and Mrs. M. P. Dodge were driving from the station when the horse ran away, colliding with a post on upper Congress street, throwing out the occupants. Mrs. Dodge was thrown on her face and severely cut.
 A party of Tucson young folks formed coaching party last evening, with Fort Lowell as the objective point. They had along luncheon, music and candles. and took possession of the old hall at the fpost for dance. They re- port jolly time and returned by moon light, reaching the city at l tEis morn ing. In district court Santiago Munoz and Marine Carrero, indicted for attempt to kill and stealing bicycle, respectively, were arraigned and plead not guilty. They come up for trial next Monday. The grand jury returned indictments against Joseph Smith, for burgulay, and second indictment against MunOz for assault to kill. Smith was given one day to plead. The funeral services of the late c. Nj. Strauss were conducted by the Ma sonic fraternity yesterday. The attend ance at the funeral was immense-one of the largest in Tucson. The line of carriages extended nearly three-quar- ters of a mile. An incident was the running away of E. N. Fish's team. | The buggy pole broke and the horses behind. In their career sthey narrowly missed the hearse. W. 4. Bissell, general passenger ag- ent of the Atlantic & Pacific, has sent out the following circular to the agent of that road in New Mexlco: "sTo persons desiring to attend the Irrigation conven- tion at Las Vegas, March Is, you may sell tickets to Albuquerque and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets 1 may be sold on March 13. Ii, 15 l6, and will be limited for return to including March 25." The circular concludes with the sentence that the hotels will give a special rate of $500 per day to the dele g ates.
 Messrs.Cage,,& Sherman, of Alexander. Texas write regarding a remarkable cure of rheumatism there as follows: The wife of Mir. Wm. Pruitt, the post