Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-03-18

J. Larders of Rilito stationis in tc- day.
 FEW. Whi.e of Florence is Eat the Orndorf.
 J. E. Arle Deming N. NJ. is at the Orndorff.
 w. K. Meade went west on the excur- sion train this morning.
 R.. R. Richarson has returned to the the Pennsylvania ranch.
 .. W. Grouse of Sacaton and M. J. Egan of Clifton are at the San Xavier
 Itis reported that Hugo Zack=ndor will engage here in the jewery and wGtchmakirg business.
 VII. Igo, Fort Hauchuca, and Barn. hart Klein, Bensl n, were registered last night at the Pa.ace hotel.
 Services and sermon at Grace Episco- pal church tomorrow morning at II o'c.ock and at T:30 ?. ID. by Rsv. w. l.. Githens rector.
 l.. NJ. Langer of Denver representing the Columbian Building and Loan Aeso'n IS here in business connected with hls company.
 i Edward Cast is in the city from Gila Bend completing arrangements for ID stituting on March ? a lCcIl cOuctCi Foresters, Forty seven have agreed 10 jon SO far-
 William Reid will ship today the Pima county mineral exhibit to the Worlds Far. It includes aoOut 250O pounds of valuable and beautiful specl- ! mems from all parts of the county. MT. Holt, the. Montana cattle buyer has left the city, having contracted lor | 5000 head for shipment to that State June l. One half the lot will be sup piled by Maish & Driscoll and the other holf by Sabina Otero. Prices realized, while not high, were fairly satisfactory.
 Jose M. Hernandez for stealing a blanket from Pedro Charouleau also decorated dish the property of Mrs. Thomas Hughes was convicted this morning in Judge Scotts court and sentenced to serve seven days or pay fine of S750.
 Ire dew early this morning vas un- usual, Large beads of it covered leaves upon the trees and scraps of paper upon the ground. Ali the roads leading ioto the city are in splendid condition for freightiug staging, driving or cycling. The benefit of the rains are manifold. The mica property ID the Rincon mountains. owned by Carl Book and J. Knox Corbett, was today bonded to Jason l.. Clark, of Washington, D. C., for S20,000, until September 1 next. Clark, by the terms of Uke instrument, is granted permission to take out such mineral as may be necessary for making good working tests. The transaction was effected princiI Ially through the in. iuence and. recommendation of Capt. Burgess.
 It is highly probable that the mur- derer of the late recorder of public
 ands at Roswell, New Mexico, has been appreheRded or at least there is every assurance that he will soon be in the bands of the law. The widow of the missing man, Mre. Lesnet, offered S2000 for the body of her husband and the capture ana conviction of his murderers. It was to fill the vacancy in the land office at Roswell that President Clev1- land recently appointed a receiver.
 An excur. ion of six cars of the Penn sylvaniah Railroad Go. Jarried in town for about three quarters of an hour this morning. It included 8 composite car containing library, bath room, barber shop, etc, three Pullmans and an obser- vation car the rear of which was open like large piazza and protected by bras balustrade of ornamental work manship. 4 Raymond and Whitcomb excursion of about a dozen cars is due here tomorrow and will spend a large part of the day.
 Fred Hughes has reason to believe the Female Suffrage bill is a joke. He says it is not the first time the measure has been coaxed and coddled along by Arlzona legislators who were seriously opposed t0 it, for the sake of little fun. Two years ago tse bill passed the House and went 10 the Council. Mr. Hughes was'president. The vote in the Council was six to six and the ignomi- nous duty of knocking it out fell to him which he did according to arrangement. He has a dim susp cIOn the boys are having some more similar sport at the expense of the fair enthusiasts.
 At the electric light works the ma- chinery is being set up as r5pidly as possible. The Ball engine and both dynamos having been placed in position, the floor is being laid all around their foundations. The lar,e boiler in the rear rests over it's destined place and the brick furnace is being built below. Nearly all the poles are now up with small braclng poles near those which will have the greatest strain. Prepara- tions for turning on the lights should be completed inside of two weeks at most.
 A big bay horse which goes with the Wieland beer express wagon, m the course of daily routine is com pei ed to stand very often on the Court street side of the Mir. Crum's saloon. The position usually taken leaves the anI- mal's head about opposite the door of | Judge Culver's court room and be has | formed the habit of stepping with both | fore feet upon the board walk and polk | lng his head inside the door as If in | terested.in in the legal proceedings with | m. A day or two ago quite little | circle was present at tr al for tbef and l upon the culprit being asked through | an interpreter if he would take his seG- | tence nov or this afternoon be hesitated i The old horse he'd his head away m the | door and broke in upon he momentary ! hesitation of the prisoner with a i loud whinny. The latter as if prompted | immediately answered ''now.
 The new br' ck storeroom a5ioiniDg Capt. Gray's office at the Southern Pa | cific shops is approaching completion. | A T,s deep has been dug. 4 large tank will be placed therein for the reception oi car oil. A track runs close to the door so the oil may be turneJ in from, ba