Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-06
Band concert Friday night.

Times it at the Orndorff. The railroad pay car will be in mex
 Saturday; not before.
 R. B. Elder of the General Electri
 Co. returned last evening to California Dr. D. J, BrRnnen. superintendent O \ the Phoenix Insane Asylum, is in town
 The Bargain Counter at Hughei Stevens & Co. sale is irresistible.
 In the District Court the Huachucf murder trlal was continued till to morrow.
 H. c. Boone, who spent Sunday and today in the city, will return to PhoeniS tonight.
 A Sheriff Drais of P nal county was noticed on the street this morning. Attend the annual concert at the Methodist church.
 Programme for concert in tomorrow's issue.
 One is reminded of President Cleve- lan's cabinet by the BRrio Libre canines on account of the difference in sickness.
 Col. Z8briskie lost a buuch of keys fhis morning in the pOstoffice. A re- ward is offered.
 Severe critics are reminded that even the immortal Homer sometimes mods.
 Encourage the Conservatory of Music by your presence at the concert. The prominent singers of the city take part ID the concert Wednesday night.
 Major Wilcox and R. G. Ebsrrt ar rived last evening from Fort Huachuca Complaints are made that the stamp window of the post office is too often closed before o'clock.
 The prices of some of the articles such as odd tum mblers, and other pieces of glassware, and tinware Ere ridicu- lously low.
 Manus will give the address at the Uni versity next Wednesday, at 3 p. m., upon the subject of ''Character.'
 Hugo Zeckendorf has his jewelry store decorated with American flags in honor Of the opening today of the Worlds Fair.
 Mss Josie Looney If Blggs, Cal most estimable young lady and of gn ex cellent family re urned to her home last evening having spent he winter ID Tue Sou with great gain Of health.
 Charlie Wright returned last eveuing from Clifton IO cOmple,e arrangements for tue establishment there of his new ice factory.
 A dozen or 15 close friends at the home of J. c. Hilzinger, L. Zeckendorf & Co.'S popular bo0kkeeper, celebrated hIs birthday last Saturday evening. The affair was Intecsely enjoyed by all.
 It is understood the premises today vacated by THE CITIZEN will toon bs occupied by Phoenix man as man, moth cloth ng store.
 Rev. Francis E. McManue. pastor Of the Episcopal church will deliver the fddress at the University tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock.
 Bishop Kendrick will ain n town until next Sunday when he will preach ln the Episcopal church at both morn ing and evening services.
 Mrs Nj. Ramsay of Huachuca is in town having been summoned from the side of her sick husband as witness in tAe Parke murder trial
 / Tom Wells, who will go 10 Chicago with Charley Meadows as foreman of the Wild West slow. left last evening with his sister for Phoenix. Be Was offered partnership in the enterprise but preferred to go cn a salary and with stock furnished, which has been esr. ed upon. The par y, 1t Is understood, vii: go first to California and give exhibi- 4c the Worlds Fair.
 From the books kept at Harshaw during the McGovney regime the follow ing is said to have been t. ken: Amount of ore treated in the five months, 1763 tons; bullion turned out, 29,557 ounces; :, amount of silver saved, so per cent, making the assay value of the ore % ounces to the ton. If these figures are correct the charge made by McGovney that the mine was misrepresented to hIm by Hoover is easily refuUed as the latter claimed only that the ore would run 10 to l5 ounces to the ton. MT. Hoover has been instru mental in bring ing much capital into the mines of this country. Ills integrity 1as never before been questioned and it appears that in this case it has been done without foundation.
 The concert which will be given this evening by Prof Foss in the Methodist church should attract large audience. The program does not c1ntaIn many numbers but each one will be sepa- rate gem Among the participants is q Miss O'Melveney the accomplished daughter of Judge O'Melveney of Los Angeles, Calr Her voice has been heard A.w-.. f L visit here few weeks ago in private socIal affairs and given exquisite pleasure to all who were so forth ate as to have been listeners. Mrs. Dsnslcw, who will leave tonight for a trip of two or three months upou the Pacific coast, has consented to execute a solo of Gou- pod's entitled "Aprile." The other Ptrform7rs are local musicians of ex- ceptiOnal powers to please. An enjoy able evening is promised.
 The jury on the Parke murder case brought is at 7:30 last evening a verdict for acquittal of the defendant $. Mar . tInez. The firSt vote Of the jury iS un- derstood to have bean e'ght to four for convict on, but by degrees they come to the conclusion that Mrs. Psrke was mistaken in her identification of the prison.r. Indictments have been found by the Grand Jury againstS two other Mexicans one of whom is said to closely resemble Martinez in appeara e and to have worn a similar sombrero. Much of the evidence in the case tried yes day indicat that he is the actual murderer As both these men are said to be in old Mexico and likely to remain there, it is probably that no nor will be heard of the matter, Martinez was ably defended by Attorneys Lowell and ~ Adams.