Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Mir. Meatyard. of Syracuse, \. l., whC has been visiting here fer few oal. past continued his Journey to San Diegs this morning.
 Dr. Fenner left Saturday night for Sar Francisco. The doctor will b gone about SIX weeks or two months. He takes a much needed rest.
 Aaron Goldberg, of Phoenix, is in town today and will leave tomorroE for New York. His wife and two children viii be guests of Mir. and Mrs. Sam Drachman until next Sunday.
 D. Hiscock a son of the New York Senator and Fl. DuguId both of Syra- -cuse are in town today having stopped 4 over on their way to California ato visit 9 Gen. Johnson.
 F. Y. Fish assumes soleprcprietorshlp of Canning's harness and saddleTy busl- ness today. Mir. Canning wIl continue in the shop. Under Mir. FIsh's eXpsrien- ced management old.and new customers are sure of busIG esslike treatment.
 The CIT HEN has ordered and is ex- nsctinC dailv the finest assortment or = fancy ball and wedding stock that can possibly be found anywhere. A large quantity will arrive and cannot fail to please the most fastidiOus-
 A nurseryman has finished pruning the trees of the Court House grounds and is now at work on those of the Court plaza This morning five of the Jall prisoners were busy clipping the grass and putting the grounds of the Court House in good order.
 AIr. Walker proprletor of the show of giant cattle which has been exhibiting at the Military plaza has bsen sick abed with pneumonia at the Palace hotel for several days past but was considerably better yesterday.
 Not the least of the results of the split House is the dissolution of tte compact between the Democrats and Populists. Fusion has been declared off; Jerry Simpson notified Chairman Jones Of the Democratic State Central Committee that the partnership hereto fore existing between the Popuist and Democrats had been dissolved.
 Judge Wright has returned from Phoenix and in regard to the case Of the estate Of Ah You vs,sDGn Yen, Tn which he is counsel for plaintiffs, says the eXceI- tions were dismis ed upon his motion, the arguments submitted and that de- cision will be rendered sometime dur ing the term.
 Howard c. Boone returned Saturday from trip to Phoenix and Prescott on b1gness connected with his candidacy for United States marshalshIp. lie says he is perfectly satisfied with the result having been well received and much encouraged by leading Democrats ID both cities.
 Max Eazenberg. of GreaterviIIe, ar rived yesterday. He says tlere is much activity in the high grade silver prOrer- ties of the Greaterville district and that extensive transfers of some of inc best mines will shortly be made, to investors who have carefully examiEeI the sitUa- tion and who have ample capital fer dew elopment purposes.
 Marshal Roche reports that the body of the crazy chinaman was recovered yesterday near Red Rock about B miles from here. It wa a partially dsc0m- posed condition ani the sUDpCsitioI is that the Chinaman died Of starvation. The cause of the defunct MongoiBs lunacy is supposed 10 be that he was 
 ago who sold him a lot of lead bullin for silver.
 Ground was broken this morning for the construction of an addition to the sisters hospitaLThe new building will be southwest of the present structure and will be 90 feet long by 65 feet deep and built of wood and brick. It probably Twill not be completed for two CT three ononths. after which two new cottages will be put up near by for the accomo- dation of isolated patients afflicted with contagious diseases. The financial af- fairs of the Sisters are in excellent con dition. There is not a dollar of indebt edness on the property as it stands.
 The annual business meeting and re- union of Olivet Congregational church, San Francisco, Cal, of which Rev. H. Hammond Cole Is pastor, was held last Monday evening. The reports from the nine different departments of work were all full of interest and encouragement. Fifty-eight new members united during the year, and the church building was enlarged and greatly improved with all bills paid. Taking all things into ac count, the year 1892 was by far the best the church has known. Following was the election of officers, and number of new men were put in positions. By unanimous vote general increase was made of the pastors salary. After the business was concluded, the remainder of the evening was giving to refresh ments and social fellowship. \ large portion of the church members were present.
 The War concert Saturday night was .1 h,v Ifcr,y,4o behind the see aes. An argument arose between MT. Thayer and Lieut.. Stevens who in the absence of Capt. Gray had charge of Company D. Mr. Thayer announced that owing to insubordication of the members of the company the dramatic part of the program would not be car ried out but the musical part would proceed. Lieut.. Stevens thereuP0n stepped forward and denied the state ment that his men were iusUbOrdipat3 but affirmed that they had been lpsulted by Mr. Thayer. The audience arose ID @ murmer of excitement. The sol6.ers left the stage as did many of the ladies fearing further quarrel, and the concert was ended iD the middle of the program. The whole affair IS very much deplored by friends Of the participants.
 On next Thursday evening, at T:45 p m. pr. ". '. Whitmore, A. T. will de- liver 8 popular and interesting lecture in the II. E. Churc1, on the subject of "The physical effects Of Alcohol" The lecture will be illustrated by about 5g stereopticon views, Ha las taken great pains to make tais a first class lecture in every respect. He VIII deal with the subject from scientific stand point purely. which will make it highly entertaining and profitable. Let every