Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.


 ters Of Frank Treat, are here on a tV
 weeks visit at the home of Mir. Treat.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. G. Radulovich hs,
 returned home after an absence of s
 months.
 Day work at the railroad shops hf
 been reduced from 10 to g hours.
 Col. and Mrs. Gibbons returned fror
 California thls morning.
 Judge Bethupe is still confined to hi
 home from an attack of the grippe.
 Dr. o. W. Wright and wife returne
 to their heme in Benson this morning.
 Miss Chona and Gabriel Angllo, 0
 Florence, are visiting relatives in thi
 city.
 Psrson McManus, late of the Episco
 pal church here, is now located in Sa lem, Ohio.
 Paul Heermans has returned from
 business trip in Cochise and Graham
 counties in the interest of the CITIZEN.
 Mrs. s. R. DeLong is in the city ant
 will remain here for the winter. Sht
 will reside at 27 Church street.
 A new school will be started socn ir
 the vicinity of the James Brown ranch
 on the Nogales road.
 District Attorney Eliinwood and Dr.
 Fenner have had telephonic connections made with thelr residences.
 The Lowell round up, from the M. c. SamRniego ranch to Fort Lowell, is now in progress. The Pantano round up will begin the 9th and will work up the Cienegs.
 Mrs. G. A. Hoff has gone to San An tonio, Texas, for treatment by pr. Grous, an eminent specialist of that place. She will be absent for the next several months.
 Judge 0. W. Wright will accompany Hon. N. O. Murphy in his campaign through the territory. They will leave Phoenix tomorrow for 8 tour of the northern counties.
 Court Commissioner Satterwhite, in the absence of Judge Bethune, opened the district court this morning and dthen immediately adjourned it till 10 tomor- row.
 The great register of Pima county now contsins 1900 names. By the date when registration closes, October 17, 1t will contain at least 1700 and will exceed the great register of 1892 by nearly fifty names.
 On account of the low price of lumber considerable building is being done not only iu this city but ln the surrounding country. Mining camps are also laying in 8 supply. Lumber never was so cheap in Tucson as now.
 The many friends and acquaintances of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Msldonado, of Casa Grande, will be grieved to learn of the death of their infant child. It was buried on Sunday last in the A. Q. U. W. cemetery in Florence. The funeral was largely attended.
 The vacant place on the ublican legislative ticket has been filled by the acceptance of MT. c. T. Nutter, the well kRpwn Meyer street merchant. MT. | Nutter is "a good re ou blicsn, careful business man and progressive citizen. His election is generally conceded even | by the democrats.
 Pearl Hoff, the little daughter of MT. | and Mrs. G. A. Hoff, wh, won quite 8 | for her public declsmations, is visiting friends of the family at Car lisle, Illinois, where she is attending | school. She will probably be brought | home this fall.
 A public telephone booth hss been es- tabiished at the central office for the purpose of allowing noD-subscribers 10 with subscribers, at the rate of ten cents for 8 five minutes | hello. The booth is so made that even the sender of the message cannot hear his own voice. Owing to the illness of Judge Bethune court was adjourned today, sine die, and the jury sent to their respective domiciles. The Judge has been "under the weather" the week through and but one case has been tried. Carlos Lara guebel, who broke jail several months ago. was convicted of that offence and this morning sentenced to further ninety days imprisonment.
 A change in the telephone system is being made by c. F. Hoff. A more ex- pensive, but at the same time a more perfect machine is being put in. The difference in cost Is but one dollar per month and the satisfaction given by the new phone is worth ten times that sum.
 Oliver Sumner Teall has assigned. Perhaps it was impecuniosity, rather than good sense, which led him to ad- vocate a discontinuance of the custom of treating. ."-Boston Traveller. Oli- yer was at one time high flyer in Tue son and we'll remembered hereabouts. The term trial jury is composed of the ollowing named gentlemen: J Schreck, [ Tonkins, T Driscoll. w Sloan, J Wise, E W Graves, c A Holmes, James Parker, l. F Friese, VIC Dunn, Horace SeiRfried, H F Deihl, WS McKight, L Morse, F s Treat, P E Brichta, J Dehort, J V Holt, John Devine, J K Corbett, c F Hoff, s Kstzenstein and rhos Gill.
 The organ izstiou of the Tucson and Nogales Telegraph and Telephone con- oleted and will be filed for record in a lew days. The capital stock of the corporation has been placed at Sl0,000 to be paid up as issued. The incorpor 1t rs are 0. F. Hoff, F. H. Hereford, W. l. Perry, H. B. Penney, I. A. Shedd, W. A. Hsrtt, N. w Bernard, J. M. Ber- ger, Chas. Mehap, Theo. Gebler. Thos. John Desssrt, Geo. M. Hick- man. Royal A. Johnson, A. V. Grosetta, J B. Scott and M. G. Samaniego.
 John Mcdonald left for bis home at Oro Blsnco this morning He is reput- sd to have "the best thing in the coun- try" in the shape of little gold mine ID the Gro Blanco district, out Of which he is taking hundreds of dollars in gold.