Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

The Ancient order of Foresters ss 6
 secret organization were short lived in
 this city. The ch,ef organizer who
 came here and instituted the order con
 tracsed debts and did not pay them.
 The order could not be expected to | flourish under such conditions. 1 There was tremor among draught
 beer men on account of rumor of
 short supply on hand. but the arrival of
 car from the east and one from the
 west makes the heart of the lover of the frothy beverage glad and bis mind
 serene; that one more dagger is past.
 4 quart of exceedingly noisy whiskey
 WAS h circulation on lower Congress street yesterday. It was not evenly distributed but it talked loud and at
 times threatened to be full of tragedy
 but finally it stood the fl as off and went J to sleep.
 The lawn social to be given at the on Congress street promises to be an ex- will be inclosed with bunting and hung with gally colored lanterns thus giving the grounds most beautiful effect.
 In the district court ttis morning Judge Bethune handed down his decis- ion in the case of Frank Miltenberg vs. the Canada del Gro mines limited, ct al. involving title to the smelter and 13 acres of land below town and owned by that company. The judgment was in favor of Mr. Miltenb berg.
 The Citizens building and loan asso- .. .-l oH stock and 225 shares have already been subscribed for. Of the first series 763 shares were subscribed for; the second 290; the third 225, making total of 1278 shares su Inscribed for. The association has been in exitence less than year.
 Stephen H. Sexton aged 46 years died | of paralysis in St. Jeseph's hospital this morning and will be buried tomorrow. | He was we'll known in this city having | lived hereabouts for the past five or six | years, where he followed hls occupation | a wheslright. He WAS 8 native of Michigan. He leaves wife and family | in Peabody, Kansas.
 The opera house was we'll filled last night, upon the occasion of the third of the series uf Mrs. Nj. A. Freemsn's free lectures, and His Satanic Majesty" proved to be a highly entertaining theme. The closing lecture of the series will be gwen tonight, upon the subject of "Man and his God" and the opera house will no doubt be packed. The public is cordially invited.
 Juana Walker, claiming to be the daughter of the late J. D. Walker, of Vekol fame. and a Pima equaw, has entered suit in Los Angeles, California against the administrator of the estate of said Walker. The property in that city amounts to about S7000, and Juans, or her attorneys, have sn idea that it has not been properly distributed for the reason that the Arizona contingent was left out of the deal. Hence the suit.
 A party of Mexicans claiming to be special envoys of President Diaz are for buried treasure in the of Santa Rita, Grant New Mexico. The treasure is said to have been buried during the Mexican revolution when the rule of the Spaniards was overthrown. The party who buried the treasure was en route to Santa Fe but being encom- passed by dspger from the revolutionists IS we'll as from Indians were compelled .o secrete their treasure. There is said ,o be three large sacks of gold, contain ng several hundred pounds of the precious metal. The Mexichns who are for this treasure have maps md charts with other data which they hink will enable them to locate it.