Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.

the party was discharged.
 Jose Ma. Villanuevs was landed 1T
 jail today OF complaint of Henry LeVin
 who charged him with robbery.
 The duplicate tax roll for lSs9 mas
 been placed with the treas ap0 GU
 zans are paying their taxes "lth 0O"'-
 mendable pfomptness.
 Therazor stealing case before Judgi Mayer today, resulted ID detenoHn' being msds to pay the costs O. suit.
 A brand and ear mark for the children of kIonzo E. Noon of Gro Blanco was filed #ith the county recorder today.
 Manager Reid is putting 8 new floor iu the opera house. This will mske II the bes: dancing floor in the town.
 The national irrigation congress b 3 vote of 6 to A3 have decided b hold tbeir next annual convention n PEoe- nix.
 The Jewlsh residents of this city art u;etly celebrating their New 1'aF- Services are being he'd in the Mason'c hall. They are n0t only attractive or intensely lntaTe ting.
 Mir. James Quin an, who came iDI
 
 having been in the rain for almost thre- successive days. Much Of the io@laod- w-re covered with ga!er and tae noun tan gulcbes were running full.
 Two branis W gre recorded in the county reco der's off ;e t0iay, also deen from W. F. Olive and wife to N. II. Mgtas fo- los 6. block I02; also she;itf : deed to Mich 1las c ria for a one elRA.h interest ia the Match.ess mine situated in OlIve camp.
 Treasurer Johnson ie busy mskins out territorial deeds for property solo for delinquent taxes I 1893, tut soio ib 1894 For all further inquiry in relation to these deeds parties in interest are advised to apply to the ard cf super r.sors under whose c2D.roi they now are. the yearly limitaton having eA- pired.
 The rain st rm Of lczt . :ghi, while Of shcrt Glr .tiOp, was among the most vlOlan: of the sea oa. It &as accoI ? -n ia;i by but little electrical disturbances The total rainfall f1r the past twenty four hours amounted 90 36 100 of en inch ia Tucson. Outside n the noun tain ranges tbs storms were very heavy.
 Prof. Forbes, chemist at the uuiver sty. returned from Phoenix yesterday morning. He brought back a waa on load of soils and will determine their chemical properties in due time. He repoEts the peop:e enthusiastic oyer tue proposed co cooperative me-ting O. the farmers for the purpose of studying the { problems of irrigation, s0ile, crops, etc Mrs. J. 4. R9ckfellow and little daughter passed throaEh yesterday eD 1, route from New York to Tucson, where 2 th " will reside. She was met hare b. ! Prot. Rockfeilow, who goes to Tucson ' 10 reside, preparatory to entering upon |. his duties as one of the instructors iD the University Mrs. Rcckfeliow has nos been back 10 Arizona siuce leaving here several years ago, and she is happy to return ani maks j. he- future home -Willcox News. Mir. E. L.. Wetmore's son Edward was bitten on the left heel by a young rat e tlespaks last evening. The pain instant ! ly shot up his thigh and it vGs feared l that he had been badly injured. Ills 2 father ss once put 6 compressor on the g wounded limb and rubbed the wound with permanganate of potash and coal oii. Faariui that the remedies had not proved effectual be hurried to 1, town for additional medicines but by the time he again reached home he \ found his boy asleep and today the little ! fsIlow Ess at school apparently none ! worse for his adventure It is supposed that the fangs Of the reptile, which vas !. young enc, failed 10 penetrate the hard skin of the foot. The Dew PBtte-n of the official Amer ican deg, as ordered by the uRr depart ment. mas six rows Of stars, eight stars | in the first, fourth and sixth rows, and ! seven in each of the othsr three rows. The fcrty-fve stars represent each of the several etatee, including Utah, which will be admitted into the Union, in ao- z cordauce with the United States Revised !; Statutes, on July next. The dimen- |. siors O. the flag and the ruls uf proper ! ton which must bs followed in the manufacture of tiags Of Gll sizes are as follows: Lsneth (uot including silk [ fringe 215 inches vida around the 2 edges). , feet inches; width, { feet 1 : inches; width Of stripe, inches; length C of field. ? feeg inches: width of field, 2 2 feet inches. i
 Pima Lodge No. 3, l. o. O. F.. has |, decided to give a grand ball in Ried's !. opera house Tuesday evening, October : Stb The order Of Odd Fellows is among the oldest and most prosperous in the country. Ia Tucson 1t has thriven ard its handmaids, FaIth, Hope and Charity 2 are the forces which bind the order to- gether and send mon and women out 10 deeds of mercy and kiGdness. The | ball to be given by the lodge i9 in 8Id Q of the Odd Fellows Home which # is s purposed to erect in Arizona. The | cause is a worthy one and is deserving | of ali praise and patronage. Tickets cost but one dollar for the admission of { gentleman and ladies. They can be had from any Of the members.
 Married, in Florence. September g, 1895. by Judge ". H. Benson, Mir. John Phy aud Miss Maggie Collingwood. The bride is the accomplished step oa- ahter of Probate Judge Stevens, und the groom is trusted empIoye of the Tribune office. There wRs some opposi- ton tn ths marriage, but the old adsge thGt "Love laughs at lockemiths" WAS varifed. The young lady was met at Marie pa OF her return from California by her prospective husband and escort eJ to Florence, where the ceremony wRs performed. It is to De hoped that the young couple have bv this time been forgiven, 5nd that there viii be nothing 10 mar their pleasant journey down life's stresm.-Tribune.
 Travellers uhp came in from Calitor- niG feH days since, report that when the traIn was at 8 small station east of Los Augelte. man got aboard, whereat "A woman screamed and ran after the train, whica slowed down and took her on. Then sbe hunted for her guan who said be was going to Phoenix, and fin ally she found him in the haggsge car. She sprapg in and caught him and it took three men to separate them. Later