Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-07
Southern Pacific Railway.
LOCAL NEWS.

j. Pascholy of Nogales is a lat
arrival.
AGENT ]. Roe Young is in from .h
Sacabon agency.
Rev. Mr.. Rses and family leave tonigh
for Texas.
DIR. A. II. Noon is in from Or
Blanco.
w L. Vail aud and family returned
to the Empire ranch today.
Col. Richards and family leave TO
Benson tonight.
T. r. Sorin, Worlds fair man a.
Chicago for Arizona, is in the city from
Bi-bee.
The Allison brothers are 10 receipt g
new bay press.
Tie tubular iron pedestal for the rev
Lowell experimental observatcr, ha
arrived.
Justices Slrss, Fuller. Stone AMI
Murray OF the laI court let ior then
respective homes q the east tlIs morn
ing.
l. the DIST let court tn mornicg ID
cas- of Francisco Goozzl-s, chafg-c
with stealing COW fnom Vail & Gate.
lae1 ia ], was tried.
Nrs. II Her and Mrs Roaaley, tvs
OF The ie-diDg ladies OF Pnoeuix, ar.
visiting in tie city. 1h-s arfi ed tpis
morning and are = b guests OF Judge
and Mrs. G. W. Wright.
Charles n Lewis, If Denve-, here fo'
lief for consumption, died yzs erCsl
N rniRg at his rooms on Pe0' ingiol
st '-et. The body has been embalmed
and sill be shipped t. Ogdenburg, n. Y
At the Episcopal church yes er6a.
morning nine p-reons Cere Confirmed
Lest right c. NJ. Burkhalter ard b. ",
Tichenor We're al-o cor firm q. The al
tendance was the full capacity of tn
church 10 thu morning.
Suit for divorce has been filed by
Maria Pogpe against David Poyur.
p CUE figured pro M ntly In Ia. Fan
nie Garcia Edmupds' act case several
months ago, and no trouble l. proOabl5
in securing the divorce.
The passenger train from the west ar
rived this mornI. 1T oc.ock. the
ct l O'Clock, did not arrive till ye>ter-
day morning at $50. TIE train mad
thirteen coaches
Mrs. Mark Ezekiels left this morn
ing for a visit 10 her old Tome Ia Wash
ingJon, ID. c., VI ich she has not seen
for the past twenty-ope years she was
accompanied by her brother. Mr.. Mark
Lu.y, of Nogales. They will be absent
about two months.
A little dog, supposed to be mad, was
kills on the streets today. 1t ran blIi
against any obstacle that happened TO
be IN its way. Il was OF the common
cur ord-r and 1t is well to take no
cha noes with such animals.
Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal
church will leave tomorrog night for
his home il Albuquerq QUE He expresses
much satisfaction with Grace church.
The church will not be formally con-
secrated till fall.
Next Thurdey evening, the 9Th of
April. a dance will be given at the Co.'S
mop Titan hall, under the auspices Of
very pleasant sff4ir. The privilege is
any obiectionsbles. Tickets 81.
The nights are now warm enough for
band CONCERTS IN the park. Members of
the Philharmonic band are OF ths opiu-
ion that that organic 4tion will not do q
great deal of playing tsere this sum-
mer. They also say, relative to subscrip-
tons made toward the buying OF instru-
msnts for the band, that while citizens
paid 1900 in that direction the band has
paid several times az much.
The Wickersham gold NINE in the
Huachuca mountains has been pros
pected during the past feE weeks by
Mr.. Corcorsn who holds bond ON it.
A fifty foot shaft has been suck which
shows upa strong ledge OF s25 gid
ore. The party holding the bond has
gone to San Francisco with the intent
ion OF p acing mill upon the grounds.
-Prospector.
Colouel Bean, former delegate to
congre IS from Arizona was 10 the city
yesterday. Anent the statehood ques-
ton he expressed the opinion that
unless all four of the territories, Arizona, |
Ne " Mexico, Utah and Oklahoma, went |
THROUGH none OF them would. And il |
their statehood bills passed be believed |
President Cleveland would veto them, |
In accordance with his ex pressIons az to |
admitting any more mining camps"
The lodges feeding the great Greater
vile god fields have been found, and |
are pretty well covered by five locations /
made by Thomas Dseriug. Mr.. Deer |
ing brought ia some rock IN which the |
gold shows forth beautifully. He says
fha lcr4 h.. a.ly 80 q
knife blade to several feet in width. He
is now tunneling toward where he be-
lieves the main ledge to be, and in max
ing expenses from the ore. A fine sill
YER ledge lies near, from which Mr..
Deering has taken 800 ounce ore.
The cut rates on the Southern Pacific
to San Francisco and other points
although extended will not be in effect
for long. The following is the gist of
notice posted at the Southern Pacific
station tris morning: ITO AGENTS.
The reduced rates for continuous fret
class tickets named In our circular of
the 18th inst. will be discontinued, east
bound, Saturday April z. 1894; west
bound, Saturday, April IA. Commenc-
ing on April 9Th next the local rates.
east bound, and on April 18th next the
local rates west bound, will be those
who b were in effect on the I'd inst"
In the railroad end Of tow they have
a tramp exterminator. 1t is IN George
Secocan's and is piano with IF, at
tschment that goes by a crank When
q tramp comes in George gives the wink
to the operator and the machine is start
ed. It pours fourth a musical hash
that never fails to give a tramp the collie.
George and bis patrons have had their
ears curled, 90 they don't mind IT By
now the word "a to the exterminator
has gone along the tramp route Of mi
grafton and 10 conseau anca not q tramn