Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon P. R. Brady of Florence is in the city.
 The Calabasas grant occupied the at tention of the land court yesterday and today.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Monday to audit accounts for the second quarter.
 The public school will give an exhibi- tion ''rhe Cantats of Flowers" some time in May.
 Shades of the humps still finger and cases of Lump Jaw" are not uncom- mon.
 Ex-Auditor Boone has disposed of hIs Phoenix business and will it is reported move with his lares and penates to Tex as.
 MT. Maurice Stevens of Casa Gr8nde, now at Minas Prietss, had his jaw broken recently by dentist pulling a tooth.
 The CITIZEN is in receipt of couple of new and patriotic songs from the Dominant Publishing company, Pnlla- delphia. They are prize songs both as to composition and music.
 Stephen B. Elkins and family passed through Tucson, Saturday night en route to California. ''SteVe has lots or old friends here who would be pleased to see him if he had stsid over.
 Matt Flynn, well known hereabouts, but of recent years stsid and solid citizen of Yuma, writes from from that place that he is going to California and will not return till October.
 Mrs Neal Hawkins .'the colored Patti" who sang here some months ago is now iu Berlin, Germany. She has taken the city by storm. It is said that no song stress ever created greater furore h that city.
 If the hair is falling out, or turning gray, requiring 8 stimulant with nourlsh- ing and coloring food, Halls Vegetable Sicili8n Hair Renew IS just the specl- fc.
 Geo. Schuerman of Prescott, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythiss, will visit Tucson lodge tonght. All members are requested to be present. A pleasant evening is anticipated. MT. Schureman is making his annual tour of the territory.
 Henry Conley (colored) was sentenced to pay fine of S27, or do p days in jail by Judge Scott yesterday morning on the charge of striking 8 woman. He WAS found guilty by jury. An appeal will probably be taken.
 Rules bakery has changed hands. An inventory of stock was taken yesterday. The new proprietors are understood to be Messrs. c. E. Wood, Geo W. Prince and Pablo Soto, and that the firm name will be c. E. Wood & Go.
 San Lee the murdered Chinsman WAS buried with imposing ceremonies today. The funeral cortege was long one. The ceremonies attendant of which description will be given tomorrow are said to have been Masonic in character.
 In the proposals now being published calling for sealed bids for mutton and beef the specifications are that no nut ton of less weight than forty pounds when dressed, ana no beef of less weight thsn 500 pounds when dressed and trim med will be received.
 The New York World contains & pie ture of Lowell H. Jerome and announces that on April 15, he will wed an helress, Miss Anita Florence de Ssuseur Gilbert. Mr. Jerome has number of 'amigos" here who are interested in seeing him after he makes his raise.
 Rev. MT. Serna, the evangelist preach CT, was at Ariv8ca last week and preach ed to large audiences every night. Last evening be held forth as usual on the plaza to large and interested congre- gstion. Much good is said to result from his earnest labors.
 The Mozart Symphony club, which hold forth at the opera house tonight IS, from an artistic point of view, the finest that ever came to Tucson. Every one of the whole six members has the repu- tstion of being high class artists. Too much in this direction cannot be said iu their favor.
 The wedding of Miss Charlotte W. Newell and Sinclair Oliver was solemniz- ed March 20 at the residence of the brides mother in Los Angeles. The bride is said to be pretty brunette, tall and slender. After the ceremony the couple went to San Francisco on their bridal tour. Upon their return they Will rcSluo ht Juo Lm plIo EhuCD MT. Oliver being interested with Walter Vail in the cattle business.
 Prof. Cstherwood, who was visiting with Judge and Mrs. Barnes on Satur- dsy last, left for the east yesterday | morning. Mir. Catherwood was teacher of a school which Judge Barnes attend | ed, and they had not seen each other for twenty years till they met by accident on train few days ago. The judge insisted on him staying over for few days, which he did. The old gentleman not only was pleased with his visit but also with the quantiness of old Tucson.
 J. c. Butterfeld one of the stock holders and secretary of the Blue Jay mining company, recently examined the property and has now gone home to re- port It is highly probably that further developments will be made ID the pro- perty at sn early day. There is about 100 feet of water ID the mine which l must be taken out before other work | can be done.
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Wildmsn of | Tempe are in the city. This is Mrs. | Wildman first visit to the old town and | she is both pleased and interested with | it. MT. Wildmsn was one of the Mari | cops mem bers in the legislative 8ssemb- ly and did good work with his associa- | tes. They stood in lime with the rep resentatives of Pima county and work | ed for the common good of the whole territory.
 A Denver dispatch of the 22d states that three men were found dead in | freight car at that place. They are SUD- posed to have been smothered by the i fumes of a carcoal fire which the men had made in the car. On the body of one man were letters addressed to Geo. Curtis, who had relatives living at Mar icopR, Arizona, He had but one dollar in money. Papers on another body showed his name to have been James Murphy. The third man had no marks nr letters nf Identification All ware ha