Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-02-11

w. A. 1artt Is m from hIS ranch today.
 Sol Israel was in the city yester- nay.
 Brewster Cameron is at Altar, Mexico.
 The judges platform of the Dis trict Court room has been enlarged. E. L. Shortridge, Fresno, Cal, and W. A. McGinnis, Phoenix, are at the Orndorff.
 J. c. Smith and his father pr. Joseph Smith who recently arrived are at the Antelops mine.
 Maldonsdo and Lerms for assault were sentenced this morning to pay fine of sl0 each or serve ten days in jail.
 Mr. c. c. Brewers architect has rrrived and thls morning with him in spected the Fish lot and the Cosmopoli- tan hotel.
 pr. Denslow wishes it to be distinctly understood that he has DO intention of leaving Tucson. He is satisfied with the city and intends to remain here per manently.
 Col. Gasson, wealthy resident of San Diego. has been in this section for about a week on business connected with his extensive inning interests. He will re- turn to California tomorrow.
 The boys who are putting in the wires and fixtures for the proposed electric lights report that already they have wired about 90 places and that by the end of next week the number wi.l be over 15o.
 A soldier attaceed to Fort Hua. chuca brought in yesterday five bear scalps one of a cinnamon, ana four of black bears. The bounty i: SIo each.
 H. D. Underwood, of this city, spen Tuesday evening at Texas Hill station with the world-girding cyclists. Ht says that according to their schedule they would have been at Casa Grand' last night and due at Tucson tonight.
 Two carloads of groceries were receiv this morning at the freight depot for th' new firm. Carpenters are at work todal putting up handsomely carved woodel shelving and making the interior highl, ornamental. The store will be opeI about Feb. %.
 Ex-Msyor Sanderson, of San Francis co, whose death yesterday is reported was in Tucson Jan. 9 as a guest O - Col. Crocker in his private car. Col ZabriskIe had long conversation witt him that day and supposed he was il eYellent health,
 "A Regular Fix and "A case fo Eviction will be produced tonight at tn, O era House by the Dramatic Club The performers have been carefully drilled and each has his part letter per feet. The costumers are amusing anC appropriate. The entertainment will bt worth patranizing.
 Phillip s. Patton, who has been in the city for several weeks under doctor. care, will start for his home at RedIpg ton next Monday. He will remain there not over a week and return at once tc Tucson where, by bis physicians ordel it will be necessary to remain some littl, time longer.
 ames Edgar will return iron Detroit about Feb. I5, to remain with his family here during the res of the winter. Little Maudie Browr will probably be sufficiently recov. cred by that time to return in hi. care.
 Word has been received that the daily east bound train which should have been heIe at 1:45 this morning is helC Rt Beaumont west of Yuma on account of a washout near the former place. Ii doubtful if 1t reaches here at all today The railroad pay car is also delayed partly by washouts and is not expected now until Saturday.
 Interest in rife shooting is on the increase. Next Sunday at Silver Lake the principal sport will be live turkey and chicken shooting with rlfes. There are about four good rife shots in town and the indications are that they will have an opportunity to try their steadi- ness of their nerves and sureness of theiI eyes for good stake before the season Is over.
 Wm. Mclean and assistants are st work plastering the interior of the UT per story of the Radulovch Block. Ii will be thEee weeks before the rooms will be ready for occupancy by Dr. Oiermatt and others who have engaged them. Planter Oppenheim IS working today on a couple of 100 feet signs on the east side of the building for the Tue son Grocery Co, and one for C. F. Hof. Some of the Chinamen of the city have written to the consular repro sen- tatIve of the 'Six Companies" at San L do m regard to the proposed movement to eegre gate them all in one Chinese quarter. The reply was brief and to The following effect: "They hav'nt Oone it yet.
 Judge Maxwell will deliver his popu- lar lee ure on the subject of Moses" to- morrow evening at the MeihC dist church, at 7:30 p. ID. This lecture ha. been wsll received by large audiences in Iowa ard Missouri aud has been very favorably onmented upon by the press wherever he has delivered it. He has recently revised 1t with the freshness of recent research. The public carnot well RffoId to miss this literary treat. This is tre fourth in the courso. A course ticket will now cost Sl.5O. a single ticket, 90 cents.
 Every established local newspaper receives subscriptions from large cities. 1 which puzzles the nublishers to account for, but the New York Times once upon 8 t-me, threw some light upon it by the | following, "A wholesale grocer m this | city, who has become rich at the busi | ness, say bis rule is V hen he Sells a bill | of goods on credit, 10 immediate, Y sub | scribe for the local paper of his debtor.