Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-14

Col. J. H. Martineau has returned from trip to Mexico and is now at the surveyor-generaIs office.
 R. c. Halle of Newman, Cal, and J. T. Crow of Crows Landing, Cal, are at the Russ House.
 Antonio Van Alstine was yesterday by the Board of Supervisors appOinted janitor of the Court House.
 This morning on Pennington street Wm. Read allowed his black trotter to let himself out a little.
 F. l.. Teeple, and L. R. Green, of San Francisco and James B. Dennis of Los Angeles are at the OTndOrff.
 The delinquent city tax list has just been compleJed by Henry Levin and com prises 16l names for the amount of s2.37I.SS. The sum last year was S177O.
 There is a good deal of sickne:s m the town. The doctors buggies have 10 be oiled every morning. They are on the go all the time.
 Capt. Burgess has gone n Denver to purchasa au 50 ton water jacGeJ f'r the Canada del Orc Mining and Smelling Company, t0 be erected In town here a. the compGny's works.
 The mill or the Antelope mine is pro gress.ng rapidly aud will be running about the mlddle of thls month.
 Marshal Roche came very near having his leg broken last night, having b en kicked by a vicious brOncho. The blow just grazsd his knee pan.
 JIM. Wells, St. Louis; c. NJ. Wilcox, Ell Paso: c. L. DeLong, Dos CaOeZas; Henry Essinger, Las Vegas; Joe Bow yer, MTs and Miss Eva Bower, SalerO, and II. l.. Moran, Casa GFaGde. are at the Orndortf.
 Lieut.. Flipper is stopping in town a few days on his way back to Sonora from Santa Fe where he has been a wit ness ip the late land grant trials. He is a West Point graduate and one of the best civil engineers Tn the Southwest.
 Judge Vanderlip of Crittenden, left for his home this morning having so far recovered from his recent illness as to risk the t5ip, and residence at g distance from the city and his medical at tendants.
 At the coming performance of the Regular Fix, Col. Zebrlskie will a sume the part of Hugh 6e Brass. The other parts will be taken by Mess. Hllzipger, Valadler, Stockton and Thos. Hughes, IT,, ard by Mrs. Haskins. Mrs. Frank lin, Mrs. 5. Hughes, jr., and Miss Bessie Tevis.
 Capt. Dick will start Monday for Mammoth. Al Ezs kIels will accom- pa- Dy him. They wifi bs joined by Ben nett Riley and three others at Mammoth where horses and provisions will be furnished for the expedition. Capt. Dick has been substantially encouraged by the citizens of Tucson.
 Sheriff Olney with wife and baby are spending a few days in the city having become somewhat alarmed on account of one or two cases of scarlet fever at SolomOnville. He IS spoken of as the most efficient executive officer Graham county las bad and succeeds himself as sheriff and assessor.
 The suit of John Martin against the Santa Cruz Water Storage Company Is being tried today. The former sues for salary, having been secretary of the company previous to Ir. Bemrose. The defendants represented by Lawyer Franklin, allege that the voting of an increase of salary by the directors of the company was invalid as quorum of five had been obtained on the occasion only by counting Mr. Martins self.
 A son of Mir. NJ D. Pusser, a mer- chant of Gibraltar. N. C.. was so badly afflicted with rheumatism for year or more as to be unable to work or go to school. His father concluded to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm on the boy. It soon cured him and he has since walked one and half miles to school and back every school day. 90 cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman & Go.
 "The Parlor'' has its formal opening tonight. Frank Porter is the proprietor and will spread 8 gorgeous lunch. Music wlll not be wanting, two fine performers will make the handsome new upright piano hum until the wee small hours. Not the least attraction of The Parlor is genial Bob Cannon, he of the deep stage villain voice and hearty laugh. Bob's friends are legion and his connection with The Parlor Is guarantee of big patronage.
 The following people have kindly vel unteered their services for the War Gen. cert at the opera house, Tuesday, eve ming: Mesdarnes Hughes, Jacobs Franklin, Brown, Ainse, Warren, Morri, son and Grossetta. Misses Timian,- Tevis. and Hittinger. M6ssrs. Tichenor, Grossetta, Morrison, Black, Strauss. Shedd. TehneY, Bowman aud Thayer Capt Gray, Messrs. Rule, Ronstadt and the officers and members of Company b.
 Capt. Thomas, Graham county World's Fair COmmIEs,Oner, is ID the city today and says that he IS making handsome collection of mineral specimens of the mines of Grah lm. In the neighb0rhOOd of Clifton are found some very 6eautj- ful specim IS ot copper ore of blue. green and purples shades, some of them closely resembling punches Of ripe grapes. Of these. than which there are no more rare or beautiful specimens of ores to be found anywhere the captain has large nuT Der. He also has made for the loan of several very valuable private cabinets.
 The city of Tucson is in the novel pre- dicameut at present of having four justices of the peace when the Territo- rial statute calls for but two. Judge Culver's office IS open and he has an nounced his intection of appealing hIs case 10 the District Court. Judge $ ater re. uses to turn his papers and docket over to Judge Scott, saying that the statute provides that justice shall ho;d office until his sue eSsor las duly qualified a15 pel tioenuy as's: "WhO Is my euCuossor!7 Judge Meyer h been apq0ir'et " the Board of Super visors, lhc legality of which IS question ed, aa6 re has rented an oiice next door to Jndge Slater's former court, where