Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22

!
 visit ng her sister Mrs. W c. Davis.
 There will be a meeting tonight 8
 Grace church Of all l. terested in estab lishiug a Sunday school.
 Gov. Hughes, who hss been in th city since last Sunday morning, N i. , leave tcDIght for PhOenx.
 J. F. Mex -mie, traveIiug represents tive f c. F. Hcff & O., returned las evening.
 Leo. Goldsmi' b, who has been for ;
 few laonths past in CaI.fornia. has re
 turned looking Rs if v,Ty much benefit
 ed ir ne-lth by his trip.
 One hundred and eighteen years ago
 todsy wss the first ba tie for American
 irde yeBd. nee at Lexington.
 WllS. Knight has returned from ar
 extensive trip through the n, rtheru part oi lb5 Territory.
 lhe fountain in the Church plaza is
 b ,nz nov q tod y from it present posiJi n to the upper side Tn front of the church. The change Is made so that the
 waste water my be used to lrrigate the grass aud vegs tatiOn within the railing.
 The grand jury brought an indict- ment 1hls morning against M. l.. Will COX or forgery. lie plesded guilty to baviug forged the name of L. Zecken- dorf < C.. 10 an order for S25 worth of mercf a1dise, and was sentenced to serve two years in Yuma.
 The present sitting grand ilry has been somewhat delayed in its work by the failure of several of the witnesses sunni oned to appear. Two bench war rants or defaultlDg wltnes eE had to be iseueo tyday. The work of the present sessioa vail probably be finished by next riday.
 The lawn party given by the ladies of the c ace Guild st Gen. Wilson's last eveDng was a very eDio, able affair. Abou 100 people attended and partook of ict cream, cake and other refre sh- mente Mu ic was furs ished by an orchestra of five pieces and many en- jnyed themselves dancing. The amount realized for the church fund was S55.
 The final work is being rapidly con- pleted preparatory to turn ng On the lights. By the latter Lart of next week the current will have been sent t. rough the wires and between l50 and 2C0 lights will be working. By May l at least 300 lights will have been The first places to be served will bs the sto5es on Congress and Meyer sts.
 J. Christ Johnson of Casa Grande is Tn the city with some promising specim9us 1f goii croppings which he has located ;ouf 40 mics Jrth of Gila Bend. He s manager of Columbla Mining Co.'S, Droper Y south of Gila Bend near the Mexican line and Is about have erect d there d stamp mill for treating the ore which runs about S35 per ton.
 From the hides in the storehouse of L. ZeckeDdorf & Co. couple of aGgora goat skils have been selected and tan led a an experiment. Toe result is material for couple of beautiful rugs. are many goats of mixed angora breed in thls vicinity, the wool upon occasional ones being beautl ully fine nd fl ecy.
 The case of the Santa Rita Land and Cattle Co. vs. T. Lillie Mercer, on ap- peal from the Pima county distric ,ourt. vas decided ID the supreme court ,f the Territory on Saturday. The judg- nent of the lower court WAS affirmed, hts aiving to Mercer the right to tive 1n the grant undisturbed. The grant $ unconfirmed and the court he'd that he defendant could not be eiected h refrom under present conditlons.- PrOspectOr.
 The case of Clark Looney against s. .. Heaton propriet of the San Xavier hotel vas argued this morning before a ury in the District Court. Attorney Frank in appeared for LOCney and SA,- -erwhiIe fer Heaton. The claim of Looney is for S165 beng the difference between the amount paid him accord ing to the contract for S30 month and beard nd room which Heaton says Is the on V contract and another for $50 wi room and board which Looney says he had with Mrs. Heaton. The fact of Mrs. Heaton being now ID Cali fornia and not having left any deposi- -ion in the matter adds to the difficulty of solu ion. The jury after about one hours deliberatIon brought in a verdict or the defendant, Heaton.
 4 runor that the Southern Pacific road would shortly put on an extra laI.y ain each way 10 carry transcOn- -lnental malls the contract for which had been secured from the Santa Fe WIS this morning denied by Superi ltendent Noble. He said he had no off cial knowledge of an increase in he nu nber of trains; that hereafter the Southern Pacific would carry the for 9ign nail winch only wens through once + nine days and that neither th it nor tie regular daily domestic, even were the contract secured, would. In his astima tion, necessitate. any addition IL the number of trains.
 An attachment was levied by the sheriff for Julius Fin contractor yes terday afternoon upon the land and part a v constructed building of c. c. Breuer at the corner of Main and Pen nington sts.. by virtue of a claim of 51 6. Within an hour of the placing of the attachment Attorney Milar for Fin notified the sheriff that the matter had bo sn settled and D i'd the fees. Late in ihs day a deed was recorded of the same property from C. c. Breuer to Georg- GOodfellCw for consideration of Sl-. 20 mortgage CT cZ0UU rom Goodfallow to Brruer for one year at 10 per cent interest payable quarterly. Last night Mir. Breuer and family left on the west bound train.
 Senator Teller when here last Satur- day stated positively that Arizona would be admit ed as State at the next ses- sicn of Congress. He said that if any effort should be made which he did not expect On the part of ant-sIlver mem bers to keep out the Territories on the ground that ths new senators would be free coinage men, it would surely be defeated as there are a sufficient num- Der e members in both branches of CongTes who favor admission to pass
 the bil, He added that as there will be an extra session in September which
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