Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-29

| deep in the Santa Rita mountains.
 The mud in the streets was ing 1 vigorously rounded up today.
 MT. |. A. Shedd returned from
 Phoenix last night.
 Hon. H. D. Under wood has goae to
 the City of Mexico on business.
 Judge Bethuue is expected home fr~ DO Tombstone today.
 Mir. H. Gerwein of Benson, is in the
 city to spend the Christmas holtoh5s. Dell M. Wills advance agent Of the Blind Tom concert company IS ln the | ty.
 The Bohemisns will give another one
 their pleasant hops at their club rcoms
 tomorrow night.
 Dr. NJ. F. L1sey, now in this city for
 his health, will probably locate here. D. w. WIckersham of Lewiston, is Tn the city. Mir. Wickersham does one or the largest mercant le businesses in Co- chise county.
 The flyer will arrive tonight st 5:20 instead of 7:20 as heretofore. It leaves San Francisco one and a half hours earlier and arrives here two hours earlI.r.
 Mrs. Judge Rouse, accompanied by her son Charley, left for Solomonville this morning, to join the Judge, who IS now holding court at that place.
 Mr and Mrs. Len Corbett of Los Ange- Tvs arrived this morning and will re. m ain shrough the holidays guest of Mir. and Mrs. Knox Corbett.
 Of Blind Tom who will appear in the opera house Jan. ,, or the New ork Herald said "Hear hlm and never hear his like agaIn."
 Hiida Jacobs, daughter of MT. and Mss B. M. Jacobs, arrived from San Francisco this morning where she Is attending school. She wi:l speI d her vacation here.
 F. J. Clark, a wilhelm n wspaper correspondent, has been acquitted of the charge of vagrancy. ''P. J." Is well known all over southern Arizona more for his bad debts than for any good that may be said of him.
 In the teachers institute yesterday Prof. Tourney, of the University, dis coursed on "Teachi ng as Pro!eesi 1n. He is said to have acquitted himself elegantly.
 Tn Brownie" craze appears to have captured half the boys and girls in the town, and even some Of the der folks are not exempt from this par don- stle folly.
 Word comes from Pboeuix th couple of stranger took the tiger by the tail and did him up to the extent of a5o1t S2200. The same parties 2 ve the striped beast rough handing while here and left him poorer bj a few pounds of the y, How metal.
 Captain Tevis is making money eff of his hotel st Bowie ihls winter. His house is crowded all the time. ! h. new road to Solomonv;lle makes a Vast ID life at that station Ca:t. seta fine table, and one who stops tE.re is 10th to leave.
 Martin German, the fire bug, had a he ring Def re Justice Scott yesterday. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was bound over to await the action of tue grand jury in the sum oi S3000. lie l went back to j4ii. The other two youug | men arrested for supposed comp icity Tn | the crlme Were discharged, there being | DO evidence to connect them with.
 In the CITIZEN of yesterday a state meut was made to the effect that Ma nuel Brown had appropriated COW | to Hon. Fred G. Hughes It | appear, however, that the statement | was httle tco previous, as Attorney | 1hos. Dorton informs the CIIIZEN. | Brown was arrested on the charge as | stat a, but as 'there was not the slight | est evidence against h!m, he as prompt | ly discharged" MT. Borton was the at torney in the case.
 J. W. Gerritt tells Lhe Kingman MiEer | that while al Providence be saw tyent, | pounds of gold that had been pounded | out ID hand mor tar by Pat Kean from | a claim owned by himselt and the firm | of Monaghan & Murphy, of Needles | l he rock from which the gold was taken | literally hung together with the yellow | metal The owners have enc of the | best prospects on the desert.
 The mean temperature at Tucson | during the month of Nov. was 62. Al | the university it was 64 The highest | Tucson temperature during the month | WAS S7 and the lowest B degrees above | zero. The highest temperature shown | during the month in the territory was | was 100 at Maricopa station aud lowest | was 13 at Flagstaff. There is differ | ence of two degrees heat between Tue | and the university, the difference being | of favor of the latter place.