Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.
W. O. Edes of Benson is in the cit

Sunday, 70 years ago, Lee euLienoeA0 his sword to Grant.
 A vagrant-drunk was given seven day by the Recorder this morning.
 Prof Hayer will leave for the eas about the last Of the month.
 Mrs. B. M. Foster of Les Angeles ar rived on this mornings train.
 F. Small of Oakland, Cal, IS at the San Xavier.
 F. Young a well-known business man of Kansas City Mo-, Is visiting thls section.
 W. A. Wilson a well-known bushes man of Kansas city arrived on the Saturday evening train.
 c. W. Pugh, editor of the Wilcox Stockman, who has been III town seV- eral days left for his home lest night.
 The District Court will convene next Monday, the occasion of the meeting ol the Territorial grand and trial !nrles.
 Everyboday in town who can will be at the depot tonight to welcome Cover nor Hughes.
 The Ladies Aid Society will meet in the Congregational Church parlors on Tuesday afternoon as 2:30 o'clock.
 Messrs. Geo. W. and R. c. Brown, the editors of the Enterprise are in Phoenix.
 Yesterday AS certificates of tax sales of property, to the Territory, were filed with the Recorder by Treasurer Overton.
 A. F. Daily, Mont ana cattle buyer, is in the county looking over the pros poets for a shipment of stock next May.
 The Mexican who shot himself. at Hartis Ranch about two weeks ago, died st the hospital yesterday morning and was taken away for burial.
 There will be business meeting on Wednesday evening, at the Congrega- tional church, at 7:30. All members are requested to be present.
 MARRIED-In this city, yesterday morning, the Catholic priest presiding, Prof. P. Castillo of California and Miss Remes of the City of Mexico.
 Grace church guild will meet tomor row afternoon at o'clock at the rooms of Mrs, Ormsby. A full attendance IS desired.
 The preparations for the reception of Governor Hughes are going along in fine style and Democrats feel that they have gGt o0e of their best men at the head of the Territorial Government.
 W. J. Kingsbury, the well known lawyer of Tempe, spent yesterday in Tucson and returned to hIs home last night.
 For using vile and indecent language on the streets r. st Sunday night Paz Villa was brought before Judge Culver ester day. He was given eight days.
 The happiest democrats in towD ara those who have received invitations to the reception of Governor Hughes at Phoenix tomorrow night.
 John Gandolfo, the popular and we'll know merchant of Yuma, is in town. MT. Gandolfo is one of the best known men in the southwest and has friends wherever he goes.
 MT. and Mrs Webster Hcwe will , leave for their home in Syracuse New York, tonight. They will travel via California and go east over the Central Pacific.
 Governor Hughes appointment will not cause him to change his residence. Mrs. Hughes says their home has always \ been in Tucson and always will be. Mr. tHughes will travel back and forth as his official duties require.
 Chas Regeser, one of the solid citi- zens of Nogales, is spending few days in the city. MT. Regeser does not come this way very often but when he does he has hosts of old friends who are d. ways are glad to See him.
 Cattle for delivery in June to the ex- tent of 1500 to 1900 head have been purchased by A. F. Daily, of Montana, Samaniago, E. Carrilo and P. Charou- leau. MT. Daily will probably pur- chase smore stock. He pays. it is said. s1O for two-year-olds and SIS for three year-olds.
 The electric lght machinery wss started today for the first t;me. No current was turned on but the engine dynamos were run for several hours. Everything went along smoothly and promises to be great success.
 Many citizens of Tucson have received invitations to the reception that will be rendered Governor Hughes next Wed nesdsy evening April F. Tie invlta- tions are printed on Royal Blue paper and gotten up in the latest and most aristocratic style.
 The crazy Mexican from Sonora that was before Judge Wood last Saturday proved to be merely Idiotic and not at all dangerous. When told by his sister to sit down and stay where he IS he will obey, rem aiming for hours. He was dis charged.
 MT. Servant, of Sonoita, Mexico, ar rived in toEn Saturday evening for the purpose of making sale of one of his large mines. MT Servant has large mining and cattle interests, over the border, but it is hoped and expected that he will soon make his home in Tucson.
 United States Internal Revenue Col lector Eyster returned Saturday from registering Chinese, under the Geary act, at Nogales. He found general con- &pliance with the registering of 2l, but Nhere was delay with some ob account of pictures. MT. Eyster will go to Phoe- nix soon on registra ion business.
 A lawn social will be given by the ladies of Grace Guild on next T tuesday evening at the residence of Gen. Tbos. F. Wilson Civilians House.) There will be music and refreshments. The grounds will be illuminated by Chinese lanterns and beau,ified in other ways. The proceeds will b. used for furnish ing the church.
 The Little Casino Base Ball schedule, published by Emil Grossman & Co.,, of Cleveland, Ohio, is a book that every lover of the national game should keep handy. It contains a large amount