Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.

H. Bischoff of Santa Fe IS at the Sai Xavier.
 U. G. Freddy of Gage N. M. is at th' San Xavier.
 A new trial has been granted tC Bentley in Los Angeles.
 Francis J. Herey left TombstonE Saturday for Phoenlx.
 The song of the mosquito will eoOn be heard in the laGd.
 The roads outside the city are ln splendid condition Gf CT the ram.
 A large lot of household furniture was received at the depot thls morning for Mrs. C. Al. Brown.
 WIT. Day is ia again from the Vekoi. He says water has bsen scarce l. neariy all the mines of this district.
 F. J. Netherton of Mesa, Territorial superintendent of instruction spent Suniay iu Tuceoo.
 A Papago family, which walked into town this morning, was accompanIed o@ seven dogs.
 The increas ng warm weather seemed to nave DO SueSl u fou e0SOaiNoINS Ob N&A1 the churches yesterday.
 H. Buehman and s1n, accom- mpsnied by Will Sparks, left tbls mrrnln fJr ie@ weeks visit to Mir. Buehman's ranca m the Catallnas.
 W. K. Martin night yard master at the railroad bought a high grade bicycle Saturday.
 Mot2r whse's for ventilation will be placed this week iD the Masonic Hall and Baron's barber shop.
 | The room of the Board of Supervisors viii have the carpet that has been used in the judges office.
 Mrs. Arthur Borton has gone to Mag dalena, So lora, 10 pay months vislt tp her m .rried daughter Mrs. Bonlilas wao resides there.
 To prevent the hardening of the su5- cutaneous tissues of the scalp ana the ooiite-atiou Of the hair follIcles which cause badness, use Halls Hair R9newer Frank Shelley of Los Angeles i' fill ing ge eral clerkship in Supt. Noble's office. He is taking Mir. Kings place during his temporary abs nee.
 Ths thermometer beginn n:g to climb. Were 1t not for the cool winds which prevail from the north the weather would be much more uncomfortable.
 Dr. Odermatt was appointed Satur- day by Gov. Hughes a member of the Territorial board Of registration ln dentistry for one year.
 Capt. Johnson Of the police force re- turned yesterday from visit to fhoe- nix. he prefers the dry climate and sugar of Tucson.
 4 dance given Saturday eveniog ID ths new Vasquez nall by p0r;y O. young gentlemen, was an exceptionally well conducted affair and greatly en- jayed b. about 5O psople.
 Col. Crocker of the Southern Pacific company has appOi0ted Judge Barnes a tJrney for the road at Tucson. The judge has been attending to the coC- pany's business here for some time past. The lawn of the residence of the Methodist minister Is being wired and furnished with 10 incandescent electric lamps. In the church will b9 placed E3. Rev Howard BiIlman retdrned S3tur- day night from he East very much im- proved in health and spirits. Three new washing machines have been re- ceived for the Indian training school ordered by him at Chicago.
 New from Florence IS that Q corp or engineers is sounding at the Buttes for bedrock preparing for putting Tn dam. The Gila river is rapidly rising and is now unfordab at Florence. The rise comes from above Riverside. Attorney Franklin will leave early Ithis week for San Francisco where ne 'has an important case to try in the Superior Court. He first will so 60 Florence also on law business.
 It was necessary yesterday to break down the parti ion separating that part of the yurty vault to which entrance IS had from the aSsessor's off e, from the supervisors part. The comb,i ati n at the latter end refused to work aud re- course was had, after some delay, to carpenter.
 Danlel Rochester the carpenter left early yeste, day morning for his mine at Cobabi 75 miles distant, by bicycle. He He said he would be their before 3 o'clock D. ID. and return the next day
  before. Mr. Rochester Is probably 40 or 45 years of age, but his youth Bp- pears to be perennial.
 Thomas Hughes returned Saturday night from New York. He spend three days at the Worlds Fair on his way back and enjoyed 1t immensely. He has gone on to Phoenix t0 report upon the de livery of the Territorial bonds and to settle up bis bushes as auditor previous to th- meeting of the board of equaliza- ton which will be held the first week in June.
 An exciting and we'll contested base ball game was played yesterday after noon at the new grounds at Carrlilos Gardens between two picked nlnss. The team of which M. Drachm9n was pitcher defeated that of which w. Zabrisk;e WAS catcher by a score Of F to in nine innings. MT. Organ whose soubriquet of '.Shortey" isa misnOmer reached up into the clouds and pull ed down a hO5 1iner which badly injured one of his fingers causing the blood to flow and necess tatiDg his early with drawal from the game. \ difficult fly catch by Firnegan a home run by Denton and the number ot fly fouls knocked into the adjoing mud hole were features. There wIll be another game next Sunday.
 SSam Webb who was in town SRtur- day when hi- appointment was received said hs would of course retain hIs in- terest in the Gazette but would in all probability remove his family 10 and m~ke his home at Nogales for which collectoIshIp his application was made and where he is confident lis com mission will order him. H. expects he will build a house there. H. has two boys at present working on tho Gazette for whom as well as himself De has just