Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Kiel has 300 new samples of tennis suitings.
 Judge Maxwell will go back to IJwa for the summer in few weeks.
 A large crowd from Tucson will have 8 picnic at Fort Lowell Sunday.
 The game between the rival picked mines next Sunday afternoon at the gardens will be good one.
 A horse was stolen from the corral of F. E. Duffee the milkman last Sunday night.
 Jack Taylor will go to Yuma in few days on business and remain for the greater part of the summer.
 The meter system of guaging the electric lights will probably be intro duced this coming fall.
 Painting, vanishing, polishing acd general improvement of the interior IS going on at Sam Drachman's cigar store.
 William Wrixon the gentlemanly and capable representative Of the San Francisco Call is In the city in the ln- terest of that paper.
 Professor Netherton delivered yester- day at the University an interesting ad- dress to the students.
 start in few days upon his govern ment surveying contract ID the Mogo- Hon mountains.
 H. Goldwater the leading merchant of Benson part of whose property there was recently destroyed by fire is in town today.
 A party down today from Mammoth are J. l.. Knudson and daughter, Mrs. Malmstrom and daughter, William Armstrong, and G. H Barnhart and wife.
 The wedding of T. N. Marsteller to Miss Annie Darms will take place at the Episcopal church of this city on the evening of June 3.
 George W Brown will be orator Memorial Day and will address the Grand Army men and other assembled organizations in the Opera House.
 The rate from Tucson to Chicago was cut down few dollars by the Southern Pacific company Wednesday. Round trip tickets can now be had for S73.50.
 Sam Webb is back in town from Phoenix. Up to the time of leaving home last night be had received 76 applications for positions at Nogales.
 Two substantial houses have just been finished on the lot at the corner of Con vent and Kennedy streets. The bricks are on the premises and solid stone foundation laid for third.
 The suit of Mrs. A. Bail againt Pou ndmaster Baker was tried yester- day by Judge Culver. Five witnesses testified in each side. The conclusion reached by the judge was that Baker had done nothing more than was jusii- fable in connection with his duty. He was acquitted.
 Marshal Roche has returned. 1t is said he was not pleased with the looks of things or the prospect at Yuma. Capt. Johnson is still wearing the badge of marshalship and says he will stay with the office until the city council commands him to give it up.
 See the English adaptation of the younger Dumas great play "ue Deml
 
 It is creating an immense sensation now at Washington, D. c. Maude Granger and company of F competent players. "The Fringe of Society,"" Don't miss it.
 Prof Tourney and G. L. Hoxie of the University came down from Oracle last Sunday awheel, distance of about 40 miles. The latter is said to have ac- complished it in two hours and 5 minutes beating thereby the best pre- vious record which was a trlfie over three hours.
 The Epworth League will give lawn social on the grounds of the residence of Rev. Mir. Nathalie tomorrow evening. The electric lights are all in and the ap- pearance of the lawn will be greatly i'm proved by them. No program, no ad- mission fee. Ice cream, cake and lemon ade will be served at the usual prices. Informal music ana 8 general good time will undoubtedly be afforded.
 pr. H. A. Hughes of Phoenix wss in town last evening having come over to make a medical examination. Beside being one of the leading physicians of the Territory Dr. Hughes IS a gentle man of scholarly attainments, deep learning and wIthal an ardent Democrat. The last trait will shortly be reflected in the new Democratic weekly which is to be started in Phoenix and of which he will have editorial control.
 Three mining deeds were legally re- corded today. The three mines the Great Western, the Alice and tse Morn ing Star, known ga the Ajo group are placed upon record as having passed from the hands of c. w. Cummings and L. l.. English into those of Chris Juhn- son and c. M. Marshall; thence to William J. Hilands of Cleveland. O., thence to the Columbia Gold Mining and Milling Co. of Arizona.
 At the University yesterday afternoon the new superintendent of public in- struction, Prof. F. J. Netherton, gave brief address to the students in pub blic assembly. His remarks were effective and impressed the audience very favor ably. Mir. Nethert ,n is taking hold of his work with earn stness, and is inter esting himself in all the details of his dutles. While here this week he gave attention to all grades of the schools from primary to University. He left last night for his home at Mesa. The last public exercises for the season at the University will occur next "Wednesday afternoon. The preparatory class is preparing 8 goodly array of essays for the occasion.
 G. H. Barnhart of the Mammoth mine is in town today with Mrs. Barn. hart who has been suffering lately from poor health and is in town for medical Qdviea The pava af fh0 Mammoth ,f April 16 was not as seric us as at first reported. For several days previous it had been anticipated and the men were on the look out for it. It began during the noon hour at the 800 foot level and gradually worked upward 10 the 200 foot level he lateral extent being in no place 4lnr. on fonA An lL,