Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Cattle are now being shipped at Ben son for Kansas points by l. N. Towne.
 Thirty-two voters have registered to date for the fall election.
 The grand jury for Cochise county called by Judge Sloan, meets next We'd nesdsy at Tombstone.
 MT. Holt, the Montana cattle buyer, arrived this morning, cattienen are welcoming him.
 Special Agent Connors and k. N. Leatherwood have gone to the Chlraca- huss on business trip.
 MT. J. Wolfiey. editor of the Phoe- nix Republican, was in the city yesier- day. He returned home last evening.
 Miss. Helen Cameron has left to- spend few weeks at San Rafael ranch. She expects to return to Tucson before going to her future homs at Corpus Christi, Tex.
 Sylvester Watts and family left las, night for California, to attend the Md winter fair Mr. Watts took no definite steps toward building a brick block discussed of late.
 Mir. 4. NJ. Feldman an ex-CITIZEN tvpo. is again in Tucson after an absence of several years. Mir. Feldman is making a canvass for the Daily and Weekly Prospector and is deservedly meeting with much success.
 On Tuesday evening, May 18th, there will be held, on the lawn Of the home of MT. Shibell, pleasant social under the auspices Of Grace church guild. The ladies have made every preparation for happy time.
 The new salvationists arrived this morning. They are designated as Cap tain Logdston and Cadet Thomas in sal- vation circles. They come from Red lands, Gal They are said to be hand some young women. They open fire at the Meyer street barracks this evening.
 The Copper Queen company of Bis bee have perfected arrangements for the hauling of all their freights from the end of their railroad, at Fairbanks to Benson. on the Southern Pacific, dls. tance Of eighteen miles. All manner of freight-coke, matte, and merchandise, will thus bs transferred.
 Elsewhere appears the advertisement of the new steam laundry. The institu- tion is deserving of patronage in prefer ence to the Chinese, as 1t IS a home institution, employing home labor throughout. The first work was done today, and all went satisfactorily. They are now ready for orders and guarantee all work.
 Judge Rouse left yesterday evening for a three weeks session of court. Some important lses will be up, among them a murder trial, of the man charged with the murder of Charles Bouquet. Two damage suits, for 550,G00 each against the Old Dominion company will be tried They are brought by the families of two men killed by the falling of cage eight months ago.
 The CITIZEN married the wrong Saliva tionist to pr. Harrington last night. It was Captain Knight and not Lieutenant Clemo who carried of the young man. If rumor be correct, however, the same account will have to appear shortly, with difference in the name of the man in the case. Tucson young ladies are rather resentful at the inroads on the available Tucson young men made by the Salvation ladies.
 Notwithstanding increased evapora. tion and the dry season the Allison canal continues to carry as much water as during last winter. This is ascribed to the slimy grOwths on the bottom of the canal, filling up the pores of the canal bottom and arrestIng the seepage. The Allison brothers now have several machines at full gait cutting their barley. The crop is very heavy and encouraging. Judge Jacobs says that it is not from matter of consent that he wishes his daughter to marry Rudolfo Vasquez. but unfortunately circumstances have so shaped themselves that he will compel Vasquez to marry her. Thi- VasqueZ Is anxious to do and the cere- mony will take place immediately on his release from incarceration.
 The people of Tucson will have an opportunity of enjoying a most wonder l ful and amusing entertainment at Reds | opera house on Friday evening at $ | o'clock, when. with Edlsenis latest i'm | proved diaphragm photograph, by | means of large horn attachment, fifty | of the latest selections will be given. | Each selection will be heard in any part | of the house. Front seats 50 cents, | general admission D cents. Yesterday Judge Sloan gave a decree | in favor of the plaintiff in the case Of Bemrose vs. Daily. MT. Frrnklin, at torney's plaintiff, Judge Barnes for the | defense. The suit was brought to fore | close 8 mortgage of S2,000. One clause | of the mortgage was that in case the | interest was not paid the whole would | become due at once. The interest had | not been paid and Judge Sloan confirm l a1 ha of ha The ice has been broken as to ladies | of Tucson wearing ''bloomers" on bicy- cles, instead of the impeding skirts. It was last evening, dusk was approaching and the lady did not go very far or on [ very conspicuous streets. Yet however sensible and comfortable and even modest the "bloomers" may be the waarers will TO escape comments and criticism and for that reason the majority of Tucson ladies will stay by the impsd ng skirts, admir- ng their inde- pendent sisters butfearing to follow their example.
 Tomorrow night, May J 1, novel enter tainmens will be at the opera house. It wil!.include fifty of the latest songs. Mss. | Allce Shawss wonderful Whistlingl l Jules Lsvey, the Greatest corpetesl; d. l so banjo solo Piccolo solo, Clarionet. | solo, and special treat the ravipgs O | the great tragedien, John Mccullough i during his confinement in the Insane | Alysum, New York. This wonderful | record alone is worth the price of ad- mission. The Balderas orchestra vii l play selection and the phonogragh will immediately produce the same. The | photograph used is not of the ordinary | kind with rubber tubes; but ihe sound | comes through large trumpet from the machine.
 A long distance bicycle race may grow out of the fast trip made by l XNri1ht