Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-01

Gen. Wilson went to Phoenix last night.
 Sam Drschman is at home today somewhat under the weather.
 The United States grand jury ad !surned yesterday for the term.
 The pick-8xe and shovel brigade is today grading Alameda st.
 pr. Odermatt, the dentist. is today moving into his new offices over the post office.
 "rhe Blue Rock Pigeon Match" ad vertised for Sunday the 26 has been postponed until Sunday April ?.
 Three men are at work in the San Xavier garden. The r freshing and beautiful little spot will be blooming by the side of Tucson's front door step in few short weeks.
 Five thousand rolls of wall papers just received, 5000 more on the way. l.. Zeckendorf & O. evidently expect to do some .busin ss in paperhanglng.
 There will be a meeting of Tucson chapter No 3 R. A. NJ. ttis evening for work in the Royal arch degree. All soiourninG companions cordially invited to the banquet.
 The Legislative committee here for tue purpose cf inspecting the University are still in the city with the exception of Mr. Graham who went to Florence last night.
 While the city is imDatlently waiting for electric Hgh', the workmen seem to be pursuing the even tenor of their way. As the dynamo IS ready for work why not turn a little of the electric current into their bodies and hurry alorg the final stroke of preparation.
 Services at the Catholic church to- morrow which is Palm Sunday will be as follows: First mass at 6:30 a. m, sermon in English, high mass at 9 a. m., sermon in Spanish, evening service at 0, sermon in Spanish.
 Daniel Seidel has taken John Hart's Southern Pacific saloon opposite the freight depot and will run 1t Tn first class style. He has purchased large stock of new liquors of prime quality and will be pleased to greet his friends.
 John Dessart is in town. He is a leading and substantial citizen of Nogales where he has been for long time extensively engaged in the grocery business. Mir. Dessart has been fore most promoter of every enterprising and progressive movement at his home for many years.
 air E. O. Sahtton IS in from his San Pedrn ranch and says the recent rains in the Cottonwood mountains have been the best they have had there for two years. Rains previous to the last had not been sufficient in quantity but the salvation of the cattle IS now assured for the remainder of the season as IS fresh and fruitful spring.
 Amelia Lopero aud G. Nardina were indicted by the grand jury yesterday for smuggling mescal from Mexico across the Hue. John Miller was indicted for obstructing United States officers in the discharge Of their duties. Loperc pleaded guilty and will come up next Monday for sentence. The trial of the two others Is set for next Monday after noon. The cases of Benigno Valeuzuela and Glla B. Mesqueta charged with adultery were dismissed.
 The Australian Boomerang throwers will give a very unique exhibition at Corral se. next Sunday at 1:30 p. m. These men are real Australian Blacks and the way they handle the peculiar piece of bent wood is most remarkable. By peculiar twist of the wrist they send it high into the air where 1t de- scribes couple of. sweeping circles as graceful as the flight of an eagle. It gradually Darrows in its flight and then settles at the thrower's feet. Besides the boomerang throwing there will be some fire exhibition dancing given by the natives in war ard peace costume.