Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.

H. Underwood stopped over at Yumi on his return from California.
 I. Goldberg, a resident of Tucsor away back in the sixties, arrived thii morning from San Francesca.
 Surveyor General Johnson is confined today to his room suffering with iriti or inflammation of the eye.
 Julius Goldbaum is at home sick to day and Sam Katzenstein is in charge O the store.
 s. .Valides is in from Pantano, at the Palace. T. H. Brewer, of San Francisco is registered at ihe same hostelry.
 Mr. Canning. the harness dealer, has been confined to hls house with sick ness for about two weeks.
 Star postal service has been establish ed between Harqua Hala and Harris burg 62 miles and back twice week dating from Feb. 1.
 Harry Burnett of Crittenden, who with his.wife has been residing on Stone avenue, is receiving congratulations to day on the arrival into bis family last night of the prettiest little glrl baby yet.
 Sam. Drachman has received Q certif. cate from the International Bank oi Juarez showing that 5000 was paid tC one of his Tombstone customers this week by Wells Fargo & Go.
 The Cosmopolitan hotel was sold yes terday by H. S. Stevens to c. c. Brewer of Cincinnati. The latter is here with hIs family and intends to remain peTma nently. He says he will put the proper ty in good repair at once.
 The CITIZEN has ordered and is ex pecting daiIy the finest assortment oi fancy bail and wedding stock that car possibly be found anywhere. A large quantity will arrive and cannot fail to please the most fastidious.
 There will be g raffie Friday night ot a handsome diamond pin and large white handled revolver and cartridge belt. Seventy-ive names at S1 eacE have been secured by Sam Katzenstein J.L. Van Ornum, B. A. Woods, Johr F. Hayford and A. B. B. Finley of the International Boundary Survey, arrived in the city this morning and are at tEe Orndorff. This morning the party went for ride to view the country surround Ing Tucson.
 The office of L. Zeckendorf < C will be moved from the center to the side of the store half way back at the right of the entrance. This will be done so that Mir. Hllzinger may have Lttle daylight upon his work, very little reach ing the present location.
 W. Mclean of Los Angeles, at pre- sent in the city experimenting the con- struetion of Radulovich's new sidewalk passed through and camped at Tucson q years ago On his way to the Coast or horseback.
 R. H. Collins died suddenly on the train between this city and Benson yes terday. He had started from Benson te go through to California with the stock Re had been compelled to hurry after the train and some internal trouble was aggravated which caused death. Word has been telegraphed to his wife.
 0. W. Washburn of Ocola, Fla, is ir the city. He has been engaged in the business of orange raising in Florida and has decided to settle in the West
 
 ports he has heard of the Gila Bend and Yuma districts and before visiting either will look over the field at Phoenix.
 Lieut. Flipper entertained a merry party of friends at his room at the Palace last night, who saw him of home on the early morning train. The lieu tenants laugh once heard is never to be forgotten.
 The body of Michael Pagan will be shipped here by express tonight and the funeral will be under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge of this city of which the deceased was member.
 The following offenders were sertenced this morning by Judge Culver: Frank Clemens, SI0 or 10 days for burning railroad property.and coal; Charles RO- land, S20 or 20 days for breaking a door; Henry Merritt Sl2 or F days for break ing door, and John Daly, $ for steal ing coal.
 Sheriff Scott left last night with a team in response to a telegram dated Ft. Hauchuca, to the effect that Joseph Parks married man living on his ranch in the neighborhocd of the fort had been murdered, and summoning the sheriff at once. He took enough grain along to last several days.
 The story of the late voyage of the Umbria, written by one of the passen~ gers, and fully and beautifully illustrat- ed from sketches made on board, will form uniqne and very attractive fea- ture of the next number of Harper's Weekly, published Jan. 11th. The same number will contain a comprehensive article on "Iron in Decorative Design s by Charles de Kay, with appropriate ill., ustrations by Harry Fenn and others.
 Capt. Dick has been successful in se- curing a good outfit for the hunt for the Kid. The people of Mammoth fell in with his scheme with much enthusiasm and pack mules, provisions and camp utensils were iberally contributed. Among those who accompany him are Walapai Clark, Riley Bennett, Billy Atchley, Tom Moore and Somboya. The party started last night.
 Two hundred electric lights have al- ready been subscribed for and the work of wiring the stores will begin Mon day. When it is considered that the price of Q single o'clock light in Los Angeles, where fuel IS much cheaper. is Sl. 20 and when thA saving of labor, 'sasssl; sss 1E assSsnee of odor. and cleanliness of lights is considsfe . 0 ,l .4- E- T,