Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-02
Casa Grande has a new postmistress, Miss Minnie Marshall.

Casa Grande has a new postmistresl
 Miss Minnie Marshall.
 One hundred shoes and dies for tn
 Mammoth mili arrived at the station thi
 morning.
 The wooden bridge east of the raj
 road, at present in bad repair, will b
 put Ill good order shortly.
 At the court house it is said that Nil
 Halbert of Tempe has told 1t that he l
 pos lively to be the next clerk of tn court in Tucson.
 The children of the public schoo
 rehearsed part of theIr closing da,
 entertainment at ths opera house thi
 morning.
 to relieve the worst attacks of indges
 tion. A Mexican named R. Enriques dis played a dangerous knife last night He was before the recorder late today.
 A huge piece of rock 2x2x4 feet whree men could hardly lift, is belDe put in the jail wall where two prisoners made their escape last week.
 Charles Bradley, the man who was recently shot in Tombstone, by John Lyall is reported to be in very critical condition today.
 Dandruff forms when the glan6s O! the skin are weakened, and if neglected badness is sure to follow. Halls Hair Remover IS the best preventive.
 Members of the proposed lodge of the Degree of honor, A. ,. U. w., are re- queSted 10 meet at the new Masonic nall Thursday evening of this week at the close of the Apache lodge meeting about S:l5 D. m.
 This is the last week in which visits may be made to the assessors office to settle personal property taxes. Next week arbitrary assessments will be made. The office is open from7 to F and 1 to o'clock.
 The house lately occupied by Judge Sloan will be taken in day or two by United States Attorney Ellinwood. When Judge Sloal's family return from Ohio they will go to Corpus Christi, Texas, direct.
 The Southern Pacific railroad has in contemp' atiOn a renewal for this June of the excursion to the coas st which was so epjoya ole last June. If sufficient en- is offered it is likely they will be soon announced as to occur on the 10th of June, July and possibly August.
 Still another bridge Is wanted over the arroyo east of the railroad. The site nov pro3osed is on Sixth avenue, or near and below Corbett's lumber yard. A subscription paper will be for the wherewithal to build the bridge. The Indian school mana cement has promised to contribute labor for tAe structure.
 H. A. Morgan, the."Co." of J. H. Nor ton & Co.,, of Wilcox, was yesterday ordered-to appear befor the nexr grand jury for having smugGled mescal in his He was let go on his own He said he bought the meecal of Mexican. The meecal was in two tee gallon packages, sizes, says United States Attorney Ellinwood, not used in importing mescal.
 The meeting Of the board Of regents of the univers ty laet night, of which much was expected in the way of for charges in the agricultural experiment. station workings, passed of without anything definite beng done. Several plans were discussed but none were adopted. The board are working tremendously together and there is no 1i eens'on. Their only object is to ob- tsin the best results.
 A Tucson lawyer returned from So- nora says that Is one respect Arizona should copy from that state. It is from their courts. They have three courts, and work IS done with rapidity, except in the taking of testimony. A man on trial for serious offense goes O=fore the first court and may get his sentence of several years, without wait ing for exanination, by grand aud trial luries. Appeals are made on the deposit of the cash and tried promptly. Another in court practice suggest ed may come before the next legislature. It is that after a prisoner is held for the grand jury the justice of the peace shall bind over essential witnesses in the sum of about s200 to appear before the grand jury. By this means good deal n the way of sheriff fees is saved.