Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.
H.NLabaree is in the city today

The screen door DuGlnesS IS Doom- ing.
 J.. K. Murphy of Phoenix is in the city.
 George 0. Bigbee of Bowie Station is ir town.
 A Tempe man in Tucson is Charles T. Springer.
 M. Gray of Tombstone is at the San Xavier.
 VII. Igo is 8 visitor today from Phoenix.
 The first band concert of the season will be May 5.
 Dr. Fenner and wife will return to Tucson about June l.
 LA. Roark of San Diego is at the Palace Hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. M. D. Duncan of Yuma are in Tucson today.
 T. P. Carsere of Reymert is registe red at the Orndorff.
 c. H. Marck is traveller from Chris toval stopping at Tucson.
 The electric light will not as was ex- pected be in operation this week.
 George W. Norton of Mohawk, Ari., is registered at the San Xavier.
 l.. W. Mix, one of the heavy tax payers of Nogales, is in the city today.
 Maud Granger and company will az peare at the Tucson Opera House April l9.
 The case of Luketich vs. c. T. Nutter was tried before jury yesterday which brought in a verdict for Luketich.
 Forest fires have been seen burning brightly over the summits of the Rin- cons for the past couple of nights.
 Indignant witnesses are numerously clsmoring for their allowance ot Sl.5O per diem.
 Chinese social circles were augmented yesterday by the arrival of an almond eyed belle.
 A mortgage has been recorded from A. Ochos to Gertrude Florshein of lot four in block POS of S2000.
 Gen. R. A. Johnson has been sick abed for the last four days with rheuma- tism.
 Lot ', block 236. has been sold by Carlos M. Diaz to Mrs. Josephine Roca, for $500.
 Letters of administration have been applied for by Mrs. Park; in the estate of her husband, Joseph Park, deceased.
 Tbe District Court was occupied this morning with the trial of Francisco Gonzales charged with assault with a deadly weapon on F. Barragan.
 The body of Deputy Jake Bowman, supposed to have been killed by the Kid. will be taken to Tombstone for burial.
 Sheriff Scott is in the Huachua dis trict on business connected with the Parke murder trial which is set for next Monday.
 In the District Court yesterday sureties on two bonds of Sarah Douglas were released and she was allowed to so on her own recognizance.
 A. Hemme of San Francisco, father in-law of pr. Fenner and interested extensively in ranchiug in this vicinity, arrived in town last evening.
 Judge Rouse has receive a telegraphic despatch that his appointment is to sue ceed EJudge Kibbey of Florence. His commission was mailed from Washing ton last Tuesday.
 A new volume soon to be added to "Harper's Franklin Square Library" is a novel by M. A. Bengough, entitled In a Promised Land. The story is located chiefly in South Africa.
 0. c. Eyester of Tucson, deputy col lector of internal revenue, is in Phoenix this morning for the purpose of round ing up the Mongolian population under the provisions of the Geary exclusion act.
 A timely and thoughtful article by Lillian w. Betts, on "1he Value of Club Membership to the Individual Mem ber," will be one of the special features of the next number of Hsrper's Bazaar, published April %.
 Officer Hugh Smith last evening in a Court st., saloon pushed a cooked re- volVer into young Steifels face with the intention of searching him for a con- cealed weapon. The youngster escaped without submitting to the proposed ex- animation. ''The Company's Husbands" is the title of 8 pleasant little comedy in one act, adapted for amateur acting and parlor representation, which will be publish in Harper's Bazaar for April %. | The author is Rosemary Baum. The deaths of three children occurred | yesterday in Tucson and all east of the | railroad. The infant daughter of Leo | nardo Romero, a four year old boy | named Eraclio Arana both of whose | parents are dead, and Rosa Mariscal a | SIX month old infant are the names. David Duuham came up today On ex- animation before the United States | commissioner, and was held to answer to the next Grand Jury of the United | States for cutting wood upon the San Xavier Papago reserve and put under bond of $500.
 The two story building at the corner of Main and Congress sts. formerly | occupied as a saddlery establishment | and adjoining La Mariposa is being put | in thorough repair both without and | within and will be obout May l occupied | by the CITIZEN company who will resign their present quarters for the more spacious ones engaged.
 Four small boys while gathering wood today found hidden in the sand near the railroad about four miles east of town all the articles which were about year ago stolen from the Catholic church except two ciboriums and two chalice cups of silver. An attempt had been made to melt the brass cross but it ap- pears the perpetrators detsited when they discovered the natureof the metal The appointment yesterday by Gov ernor Hughes of pr. P. G. Cotter, of A l