Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.

 the Orndorff.
 J. J. Jackson of San Francisco IS IT the city.
 H. Goldwgter of Benson is at the Orudorff.
 s. E. Hazard is down from Gila Bend.
 Henry Lavine is now collecting in the QuiiOtOa district
 Walter O. Ramon of South Bend Indiana, is in the city on business.
 Gus. Heyman of San Francisco. Cali fornia, is at the San Xavier.
 The Chinese merchants of this city have entered into an agreement to close their stores Sunday after midday.
 Mrs. NJ. $. Snyder left yesterday morning to join her husband ln New York.
 The name of Colin Cameron appears prominently on petiticn asking for me enfranchisemeut of women in Arizona
 Mrs. ". NJ. Earle and Miss Earle of Chico. California. are in the city and will remain here several weeks.
 Wieland's Beer, handled by Adolf Bal. Is equal to Milwaukee, or any other There is none better.
 NO. Montord. editor of the Phoenix He,a'd and Secretary of Arizona Terri tory is in the city on important busl- ness.
 Charles l.. Young, general agent Calhoun Opera Company IS ln town making arrangements for the 2erIor- nance next week.
 The second section cf the Freshman Class will appear in R letorlctis on Wednesday at p. 10. at the University. Give them goed reception.
 Captain Ochs, one of the best known commercial travel CTS in Arizona, Is ln Tucson representing the firm or -dartln & Co. of San Francisco, California.
 Judce Lowell has stated that he IS emphatically aganst womens rights ana can be depended upon to do hls snare toward ..defeating any measure of tnsI kind.
 A.V. Grossetta & O., the grocers, have a new delivery wagon. It has yellow body with red wheels and axles and presents a very handsome ap- pearance.
 All the soldiers and sailors and sons of veterans of the Rebellion are invited 70 the Grand Army banquet next Wednesday night by order of the com mittee.
 It is understood Hugo ZscI1endOrf has
 Sf time since used as the Young Mems Reading Room, for !ewelry store and will put in 8 fine stock.
 The: contempt of court case of L. M. Jacobs against county Treasurer .Overton was decided this morn ng in the District Court by Judge Sloan against OvertOn who is commanded to pay the S2S.50 in question wi hin three days with costs of court.
 Uncle Hiram's wagon wheel volOci- ned made big hut on the street thIs morning. Dogs and muchachOs lad lots of fun ruaning and yelping after 1t, while elder folk looked on in highly amused admiration.
 Kirkland Merril's efforts to kill him self have proved successful. lie died at ths Sisters Hospital yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He had not been conscious tor two days before his dea.h and ap- parently passed away PaiDlessly.
 Pondmaster Baker sacrificed at auc- tion on the Church plaza this morning one If hs catch colts sound as dollar and gentle as a goat for 63.15. A full blooded burro brought Sl75, while third, bay colt though offered for g found no purchaser
 A gang of men vent to work on the Episcopal church this morning to pre- pare the inside fer the laying of tGe floor. Every thing is in readiness the work will be pushed as rapidly as p.s- sibie in the hope that It will oe done ID tine for the Ia ster service.
 Work was commenced on company F7s new target range today. It IS Cn the mesa just east of tne round house and the bullet Wall Is 10 De fifteen feet night. The r.ngs is being built by the members of the company and l. in very desirable location.
 George w. Hayes came before Judee Culver yesterday afteTTOon charged with the crime of felony. It is alleged that he obtained money and goods Gy I8sslng a worthless check signed by hmself, upon John Hart of the Southern Pacific saloon. He was held m S250 pail to answer to the grand jury.
 Dr. Vanstrne of St. Louis. wao ar rived about 10 days. ago su feripg greatly from asthmas has been with hls nisce at the OTndorff. Previous to his arrival he had been unable tO sleep eounJly for months. lie had improved wonderfully being new able to walk about considerably. and rest comfortably.
 The effect of tte rams on the Santa Cruz valley has been most beneficial The vegetable gardens are n splendid condition, and the wheat fields nave marvellous growth for this time Of the year In one field it has already re sched a growth of over eighteen inches, and the heads are well formed.
 The walls Of the first story of the new ward at the Sisters Hospital are com pleted. and the roof. will soon be put on. The walls are built 0f adobe faced with burned brick, thereby gaining the great thickness desired aad also protecting them from the weather The building is needed and will be pushed to com pletIon as rapidly as possible.
 Uncle Hiram at the Opera House was a great success last night nOtwithst and ing the fact that the locomotive us in She last act refused to come out of an accordan shape. l. went across the stage looking ike dish rag susPendeG to a clothes line with tire-craker tled to the top but it brough forth rounss of applause and that was all desired. The house was crowded and m st Of the audience put most of their time laughing.
 The annual encampment of the Ari- zona members of the c. i. R. com
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