Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-29


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 Brooklyn Eagle.
 c. H Sherwood the blacksmith has gone East.
 c. E. Denton returned this morning from Fl Paso.
 John H. Norton and A. c. Sheen of Wilcox are in the city.
 Conductor Parker has gone East for 10 days vacation.
 Ed Jones of Barbacomari was in the . city yesterday.
 George S0wers an Fl Paso tobacco manufacturer Is In the city.
 Many of the trees lately set out by the railroad company have already be- gun to sprout
 A.sO. Bernard formerly of this city has recently been appointed upon the Fl PasO Police force.
 Homestead patents have been re- ceaved at t6e Land office for Henry Anderson, Felix Perez and Alma kerby.
 The commission as Governor of Ari- zona for Governor Hughes arrived yesterday. It IS signed by President Cleveland and Hoke Smith.
 Passenger Engineer A. J. Bell became this noon the father of brand new boy. He is the happlest man in Ari- zona.
 Two indictments were found this morning by the Grand Jury agaInst S. L. Park for stealing cattle from R. k. Richardson and ". H. Barnett.
 d new postofice called Otis has been established in inc southern portion of Pinai county. Thomas c. Carey, the foreman of the Mammon company, is postmaster.
 Judgment for S73 snd interest from April IS has been issued in favor of 5. c. Heaton against Clark Looney by the District Court.
 Antonio Ward of Gro Blanco and Eloisa Leon of this city were mRrrIed this morning at the Catholic church. They are a. remarkably fine looking young couple.
 Dr. Oiermatt will leave tonight for SaR Francisco, having received a des- patch that his mother and father are both sick, the latter not expected to live.
 Royal \. Johnson has received letter from Deming expressing highly satis- factory results of the analysis of the sample Of concentrates of the Antelope mine lately sent.
 Charlie Wright of Clifton Is in the city negotiating for the establishment ID that place Of an ice factory. His partner wili be W. L. McGinness also of Clifton.
 There is nothing contemptible about the feat Of oae of our pioneer business men who at an age of over 60 years hss learned to ride bicycle with grace and speed.
 Sioux Chief Nowater who died last week iv q 1t is said strictly up to his name. Some of the members of the Tucson bar are living strictly to the letter as such.
 Frank Dobs has returned from an extensive tripe through the Territory looking very much improved in health and will resume charge of the Oak bar Der shop
 The friends in this city of MT. Flor sheim will be pleased to know that he has greatly improved of late and will be able to leave the hospital in San Fran cisco where he has been treated, some tune this month.
 Four men went into lewd resort in south Tucson last night and seriously disturbed the peace of its inmates. This mo-niBg the prOprietress of the place had bh m arrested. They will be tried Monday morning at 10 O clock by Justice Culver.
 The office of L. Zeckendorf & Co.'s furniture store has been moved to the rear of the rear Of tha building where awnings nave been placed over the windows. The object IS to have it as much sheltered as possible from the sun during the summer m onths.
 M c. Shor.ridga, the enterprising and sable publisher cf the San Use Mercury in the city today visiting reolatives and looking after his property interests. He is most enthusiastic m his predictions of g great future for thIs country and is himself looking better than ever.
 Mss. Ada Martin of Miiwakee Wis who has $. ent the winter ID Tucson will leave for Ei Paso on the train early tomorrow morning. By her friendly, sociable and exceedingly affable man. ners M S Martin has endeared herself to host of friends here who hope to welcome her back next fall if not be- fore
 Mrs. Gay of Ypsilanti, Mich, who has been here for several months past at he hone of Mrs. Dyer, left early this morn ing for Knoxville. Tenn, where she will De joined by her husband. Mrs. Gays health has greatly improved by her so- she could scarcely sit up and now has apparently entirely recovered. Charles T. Cornell lessee the'group of ] mines ID the Saginaw district including the Dakota andGypsy Queen bonded 1 them yesterday for six months to Colo 1 rado mining men of push and experience l who have ample funds and wIll con- mence working them at once. The ora | is concentrating low grade gold rock 1 and will be treated by dry process.
 The Grand Jury brought ID an in- dic1m-nl this morning against Rafael | Baldinegro 8 Yaqui Indian for assault | vl.h a knife. The indlctmeUts against | Nuruel Brown for forgery having been | ouashed. two others for utterlng forgery l wee brought this morning. The | charges againet George W. Hayes of | forgery and William Morrison of burg | lary were ignored.
 c. C. Evstsr received today his official | ,r,etr,, ot5rrs m reCard 10 TerigtpriDy the | Chinese. They are the same as have | been publhed Photographs are not required. He bas been delayed uLti