Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Let the sun shine; You need have no fear, For the warmer grows the weather, The cooler tastes the beer.
M.JEgan is down from Clifton.

The U. s. trial jury met today but al not get down to business.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Comstock of Oak land are at the San Xavier.
 Mrs. Divers new house is nearl finished and ready for occupancy.
 The National Insurance Union hat their regular monthly meeting lastnigh and transacted routine business.
 A. L. Grow, deputy collector of Tomb , stone, was in the city yesterday as a witness in the smuggling case.
 Don't miss Frank Daniels at tke Opera House tonight. "Dr. Cupid" il the funniest thing on the stage.
 s. Serrani, the well-known business man of Clifton, is in the city on a visit He will very likely leave tonight
 Next Wednesday at o'clock the pre- psratory class will appear in rhetoricals at the university public assembly.
 Delinquent tax sales yesterday were in the letter P. with few ranche pro perties sold. Three were bid in bring. ing total of $50.
 The young Mexican who was injured on the railroad at Red Rock on Sunday night d ed last night at his home il this city. His name was Miguel Romero.
 Mrs. Earle and Miss Earle of Chico, California, who have been spending a few weeks in the city left for their nome < last night.
 The city Recorder gave two hobcs ten days each today. They were tough men and carried an arsenal of revolvers and brass krucless.
 The Ladies' Society of the Cougrega- tional church will meet in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
 MT. Baron, late of Tombstone, arrived in town Saturday night and ID the future will make his home here. He will open barber shop on Congress st. near Ivancovlch's.
 MT Charlesworth lectured to @ we'll pleased audience last night He is an excellent speaker and will lecture to- night on "Do We live after we are dead? Commencing at eight o'clock.
 James Mccarthy of the Rocky Noun tain News IS in the city in the interest of his paper. MT. Mccarthy is working - up the resources of Arizona in the hopes that Denver capital will build a railroad in here from that city.
 The District Court convened today but decided only one case, which was that or sAmelio Lop who pleaded guilty to acharze of smuggling and was given forty days in jail. Several other cases were set for bearing.
 The will of the late Hiram s. Stevens WAS opened yesterday. All hIs real and personal property in the Territory of Arizona is left unconditionaly to his wife. His property ID the East has been left to his daughter in Washington.
 A report was in circulation today that an attempt had been mace to rob the post office last night. Some men say they Saw a man behind the glass Tartltion. Who ever he was, he did not disturb any thing inside so that 1t could be noticed.
 The Board of Supersivors and the Probate Judge will meet next Friday for the purpose of appointing new Super visor to fill the place of the late Hiram Stevens. The Eew boa'd will then meet next Monday to audit accounts and
 
 Meesers. Tichenor, Love and Davis left last night for Camp Golden in the Harqua Helas. They are going up tc Vltness the starting of their new mIll at fhe mine up there. Everything is <pearly ready aud the start can be made ' Isoon. The gentlemen also went pre- pared to do little hunting.
 Kuno Baum. who has had charge of the grocery department of l.. Zecken- dorf & Co.,, for number of years was married last night to Miss Ida Levin of this city. The ceremony took plsce st the home of the brides parents and was performed by a priest of the catholic church. Mir. and Mrs. Baum left on this mornings train for New York. Thomas Hughes the surviving partner of the late firm of Hughes, Stevens & O., lest Saturday found it necessary to make an assignment of the firms assets for sthe benefit of their creditors. This : was made necessary by the death or NIT. Stevens. The assets of the firm are about S60,000 and the liabilities about S20,O0O. Sam Hughes was made as slgnee. A literary and musical prize contest will occur in the M. E. church next Friday evening, March 3I, beginning at 7 o'clock. The participants in the con- test are pupils of the public schools | Good music will be furnished and an in | teresting entertainment will be offered. | Miss 1. c. DeVelliDg will conduct the | exercises. The admission fee has been | put at the low rate of 9 cents per ticket. The appearance of Frank Daniels at | the Lyceum Theater had the customary effect which always follows that excel- | lent comediaR's presence in Memphis. | "A good crowd was in attend ance and | abundant fun was in antcipa tioU, nor WAS there any disappointment. The role of Theophile Nudge, the hotel l keeper of Bucks Landing, gave MT. | Daniels every opportunity for working forth his rare talent for drollery and the mIrth never Jagged from the rise to the fall of the curtain. Pretty ard graceful Bessie Samson was charming in the extreme aud made a most pleasing impression. As a whole, the c&mp6ny Is such as is not often seen l in farce comedy.-Memphis Public Ledger. The east-bound train last night . brought ID Mexican WnO was ID n emangled condition but still alive. It seems that he and another man started west on the 10:15 train. They took the cheapest fare they could get-on the break beam. When they got to Red Rock both got off and when the train started attempted to get on. One suc- ceeded but the other missed his hold and fell under the wheels. His left arm was torn out at the shoulder and both of his legs cut off below the knee. He WAS also cut and bruised from head to