Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Billy Reid IS on the sick list.

Waldo Barreda has returned to La Noria.
 H. Patrick will go to Phoenix tonight.
 JIG. Cribb of San Francisco is in the city.
 Geo. E. Olmstead of Oakland is at the Orrdorff.
 Rev. Dr. Whittemore of Florence is in the city.
 Everybody should go to the Library fund party tonight.
 Company F will have its regular weekly drill tonight at s o'clock.
 The electric light works made their water connection with the railroad tank yesterday.
 H. s. Bett has accepted a position in the grocery department of L. Zecken- dorf S Co.
 Mrs. W. D. Ganzhorn, lady who was we'll known in Tucson, died at her old home h the east last Monday.
 E. P. Gilbert. who is connected with the $. P. shops in Sacramento, C8lifor- mia. is iu the city.
 If you want a good time go to the hbrary-fund party tonight.
 Several nice red-stripped awnings have been placed on the Rudalovich block.
 There will be a meeting of the Rebecka lodge tonight. Two candidates will be initiated and refreshments will be served.
 The incest refreshments to be ob- tanned will be served by the ladies at the library fund party tonight.
 Rev. pr. McManus, of St. Louis. who is to be the pastor of the Episcopal church here is expected to arrive tonight.
 Luis Planco WAS before Judge Culver yesterday charged with selling a mortg- aged mule. He was discharged 1t not being shown he had sold the mule.
 John Doe Organ was fined 5 yester- day by Recorder Judd for this partlcipa- ton in an altercation with Frank Foster.
 The Commercial club-rooms will pre- sent pretty sight tonight. They have been nicely decorated and all arrange ments are complete for the library fund party.
 Judge Barnes spent yesterday in Phoenix. He attended the Legislature and manifested great interest ip the quail bill.
 Miss Loretta Lowell will leave for Chicago in about a week or two. She will go to take up her duties at the Worlds Fair.
 Miss Dwelling will lecture tonight in the M. E. church on prison reforms and the parole system. This is to take the place of Prof Foss' concert. The usual price of admission will be charged.
 A full set of instruments for a regi- mental band has been shipped from Washington to the regiment head quarters at Tucson for the national GuaId of Arizona.-Herald.
 The storm which was predicted bp our local weather prophets seems to have missed fire again. But coming so near its good work can be felt in the delight ful ;weatherWe have had today.
 There is some complaint about the bad smells that arise from the Old City Cemetery, and as the city is growing in that direction it is cry likely that the council will be petitiOned to move the burial grounds few miles further east
 c. B. Evans of Woodbridge, Califor- mia, is in town making a study of this part of the country. Just what he pro> poses he did not say. He is interested in many big irrigation schemes in hIs part of the country.
 pr. Odermatt, the dentist. has moved into his new rooms in the Rudalovich block. He has everything fixed up in good shape and is prepared to do the best style of work. His rooms are in the corner of the building and plenty of light and air is assured.
 The little sprinkling the streets got yesterday has done more good than one would think. If the streets are kept moist the storekeepers don't run a con- tinual risk of having their stock ruined by dust. But the boOt-blacks object to the sprlnkling because a shine lasts twice as long as in the old days of no sprlnkling.
 It is said that several merchants have discovered that the fastenings of their doors 6nd windows have been tempered with lately-as though some one had been seeking an entrance. In view of the recent robberies and attempted rob- berries it is time something was done to rid the town of what seems to be an organized gang of thieves.
 The raffie for Sorrel Dick came off at the Delta saloon last night. There was some lively shaking but the prize was taken by Billy Reid's chance MT. Reid was not present so friend shook for him and rolled out 43. Mr. Seiwert had previously thrown 42, and it looked as if the horse was his. So much so in fact that he was offered $40 for his chance, which he refused.
 Rev. pr. Whittemere, of Florence is tend a meeting to be held tonight, for copalian church in this city. There are twenty-five people of Sdanish blood who have asked that this be done and gatIon. It is expected that as many more will come in, and in that case a i Spanish minister will be provided for this town. The April number of "Blue and Grey" | is literary production that must ap- | peal to the finer sentiments of all patTi- l otic Americans. It is brim full of little | gems about soldiers ard soldiers life, | and many patriotic incidents are des- | cribed as we'll as those of bravery and | daring. Every line in the book is calcu- lated to make man feel proud that he | is a0 American. A large portion of the | April number is given to a description l of the city of Washington. This article |