Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22


 is loose on the othe side.
 John Boyle O'Reilly.
 Thomas Hughes is in Phoenix.
 Prof. F. A. Gully spent yesterday il Phoenix.
 Ben Crawford of Clifton arrived thi morning.
 c. R. Peterson of Casa Grande is il the city.
 Attorney John Burnett of Gila BenC is in the city,
 Geo. Stone, manager of the Blue Jay mine is in town.
 The Board of Supervisors inspected the hospital yesterday.
 The sprinkling wagon IS doing noble work at present.
 Dave Goldbaum is running for Wells Fargo O., between Nogsles and Quay mas.
 Columbian stamps envelops are the 4obcSl pIOOuCcO ". bAO l Oo' Office Department.
 The electric light plant is rapidly nearing completion and light will surely be turned on in two weeks.
 Governor and Mrs. Hughes are ex- pected to return to Tucson Sunday morning.
 H. Ehlers, dealer in agricultural i'm plements of Winons, Minn., is spending few weeks in Tucson.
 Rev. FrancIs McManus arrived this morning and will preach next Sunday at Grace church,
 The dark red fence around the court plaza is today being repainted the same color.
 The bond of H. J. Wood who has been appointed notary public at Nogales was filed this morning.
 Among the visitors from Tucson who participated the reception to Gov. Hughes were F. J. Beney, Judge Sloan, Fred Hughes, and M. F. Shaw.
 Major John H. Martin, returned from Phoenix yesterday morning. He was at the capital looking after a certain militia bill.
 The west-bound passenger train vas three hours late last evening owing to bridge having been burned six miles west of Benson.
 A. A. Bulard of Wisconsin the old California watehmaker of 40 years prac- tical experience will open a jeTelry store May next door to Siewert's.
 c. Wright, one of the engineers of the Clifton and Morenci railroad, arrived in the city last evening and will spend a few days here in rest and recreation
 Application for guardianship of Elisa Stevens, adopted daughter of the late H. s. Stevens, has been applied for in the Probate Court by Mrs. Stevens. The application will be heard April 25.
 The appointment of Judge Hawkins as associate justice of Arizona is to suc- ceed Judge E. W. Wells resigned and not Judge Gooding as erroniously an nounced in this paper last evening.
 Upon complaint of Lauro Castillo, whose head was covered with bandages, three Chinamen were arrested charged with assault and battery and will be ITl6O lOmOITOW. A complaint'was lodged yesterday with the Beard of Supervisors that Colin Cameroni has been Obstructing passage by fencing up the road upon the Santa Cruz river.
 s. Katzenstein is acting as clerk of the Board of Supervisors m the absence of Clerk Fred Hughes, now at Phoenix. s. Ainsa is doing clerk of the court duties for Charles Bowman, also in Phoerlx. $. E. Hall former resident of Tucson is in town today. He will take posi- tion at Maricopa in the employ of Wells Fargo Co.,, who have erected there building for their business. Everybody who couldn't go to the reception in Phoenix last night has been | wondering what it was like. When | the lucky ones return tomorrow they will be asked a thousand questions | about the brilliant affair. The Baard of Supervisors counted the funds in the county treasury yesterday afternoon andfound S33, ,765.2l. Twenty dollars gold pieces seem to be the most prevalent form of currency there being 1031 of them amounting to S2O,620. William Heimrod has been appointed postmaster at Choloride. MT. Heimrod's appointment was the first one made iu Arizona by President Cleveland. J. P. Flanagan has been appointed deputy Mohave Miner. The following officers have been or dered to renew their bonds with one new name instead of that of James Finley: J. B. Scott, L. Smith, Henry Levin and W. F. Overton. E. A. Avery has been ordered to secure one rew name upon his bond instead of that of Thomas Hughes and Daniel Drum mund to renew his bond in full, The s5O,OOO fund which the promo ters of the new hotel scheme intended | to raise has swollen to S34, 4,500. Sub l scribers last week were James Finley | S6000, Arizona National bank S1000, and | Consolidated National bank S2500. Sam Hughes has been approached in the ! matter and Don A. Sanford written to. 1 It IS likey both gentlemen will become | subscribers. Big improvements are being made at | the Stevens ranch, short distance | south of town. The latest building con- | structed is a milking shed. It IS ar ranged so that a COW, to be milked, has | her heat fastened in sort of strap that | holds it in one position without hurting i her. By thls arrangement 1t IS impossi- | ble for her to move around and kick | over the milk bucket. It is said that | COWS soon become used to the system | and it is great convenience.