Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

A load of machinery went out to tf
 Bolivia placer mining camp today.
 MT. B. W. Tichenor is building an a'
 dition to his house.
 Miss Alice Feldmsn returned fe
 days since from visit to friends ID
 Paso.
 storm from the direction of ii
 Santa Rita mountains threatened toda
 but failed to materialize.
 The Papago children are reported {
 be little slow in resuming their studio
 at the Indian school thisyear.
 A Redeuill, the we'll known piano an music man of Phoenix, is stopping e the Ornd riff.
 c. c. Watkins is in from Crittender He reports that country pretty as pic' ure. Money IS scarce, but the mine look well, cattle fat and feed abundan
 Tie Tucson populists are distresset over the statement that Bucky ONeil will not accept their nomination fo congress. Republication, he says, i good enough for hrm.
 Miss Neale Gertruoe Hawkins sing ing in the woman;s building at tn, worlds fair was rare treat Her volc' is pure, marvelously sweet. and with th' ring of pathos rarely heard in cultivated siagers.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
 A meeting has been called for tnt City Hall tonight at 30, to proi-s against the abandonment of Fort Sar GarlDc hx% hn Tina meat ing is intended to be mass meeting and full representation of citizens IS called for. D mt forget either the tune or the place
 Miss Hawkins. the Coiored Prima Dona, is possessed of a wonderful voice. Her rendering of the great operatic airs last night at Masonic Theatre, brought storms of applause; she was recalled again and again.-Louisvllle, Ky, Courier Journal. She will appear at Reid's Opera House on Monday evening next. Reserve your seats early.
 A Papago wood hauler was paid for a load of wood few days since and di- rected to deliver it at the house of the purchaser us he had done repeatedly before. The temptation to get away Wllu ttu Dlls SIodOcI lndn uic GtOO intentions. Before making payment, see that the wood is delivered, aud Lo will never go back on his inten- tions to be good.
 May Wood, the young woman who was arrested for stealing scme spoons and other ar icles from Ebinger's res taurant, and was convicted of petty larceny, was sent to her husband in Arizona this morning. The woman Is quite young, and few weeks ago took a notion to leave her home. Her hus- band, beicg of forgiving nature, will overlook her shortcomings and take her bgck.-L. 4. Express.
 BoRN.-In Yuma. Tuesday morning, Sept Is, 1894, to the wife of Jose M. Alvarado, triplets, ali girls. Such an unusual occurrence has excited great in- terest in that town. The little ones are only two pounds below the average weight of babies and seem healthy and likely to live. They are receiving many calls from friends. The babies weigh 5, 6 and 615 pounds.
 The Southern Pacific company IS ar ranging for limited train service be- tween San Francesca and New Orleans and intermtdiate points. The trains will probably leave both New Orleans and San Francisco on Wenesday of each week. and be about v to so hours between terminals. Fare and sleeping car expenses will be the same as CD regular passenger trains.
 The citizens of Tombstone met last evening; passed some vigorous resolu- tions, and wired a vigorous protest to the war department against the with drawal of the troops from the San Car los reservation. They claimed rights under the cons itution which would oe denied them if the troops were with drawn and the Apaches given a chance to again dabble their hands in blood. The results are doubtful.
 A man by the name of Secrist killed his wife and then bimself in Phoenix last evening. Jealousy Is said to be the cause. Secrist formerly worked at the Mammoth mine, where he resided with his wife, but moved to Phoenix about three weeks ago. The parties originally came from Denver, where they have two children, a girl of IS and boy of 20. They had boy of about IA years with them.
 The republicans have opened head quarters in the building east of John IvancovIch and will hold forth in style till the bells of November ring ia a grand republican victory. The room is large and commodious, and will be well supplied with the magazine and other current literature of the day. Every body is made welcome.
 Miss Neale Gertrude Hawkins, the great vocalis. from Chicago, was a sur prise to the audience last night with her opening number from Traviata. The audience was enraptured and applauded vociferously. Her voice is marvellous ly sweet and high soprano, extending to F in altissimo.-Omaha, Neb. Times She will appear at Reid's Opela House on Monday evening next.
 About 325 stand of arms belonging to the territory are now in possession of MT. Thomas Hughes. They were form erly held at Fort Lowell, but on the abandonment of that post they were turned over, on the order of Governor Irwin, to MT. Hughes, who was then Auditor of the territory. They have been loaned at different times to help celebrate Mexican independence, and many of them have had 'Guardia Por- firio DiaZ" pasted on them. MT. Hughes is anxious to surrender them to the proper authorities.
 The Two Republics says: "rhe mys- tery still lowering about the fate of Messrs. R. E. l.. Robinson and James Logan, wh 'se bodies are supposed to have afforded csnnIbaistic feast to the Ceris Indians in Tiburon Island, Gulf of California, some time ago, has not yet been solved. The Mexican Government has advised Hon. Isha; P. Gray that 1t has issued fresh orders to the government of Sonora for coutinu- ation of the search for the whereabouts or fate of the Americana in question towards elucidating ihe outcome of this