Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.

The Yuma public reading room h closed Its doors.
 La Marlposa Is laying in a fine supp Of winter goods.
 Duck hunting is reported to be thI and short on the Santa Cruz. The family of Division Superin end Randolph is expected home I'o' the east tonight.
 Ben. r. Ii. Hereford has returne hen from an extended trip to Cail ornIa.
 The funeral of the lste Ars. II (
 Oliver took place this afternoon an
 was largely attended.
 Mr. E. E. Cunningham, clrculatlO
 manager ot the Pittsburg Dispatch,
 in the city in the interest of hls paper.
 James Leahy a well known citizsn Q
 Ncgales, IS m the city eDroute bonn
 from Michigan where he has been Vlsii
 ing friends and relatives.
 The roa;; Ted or the North ard Soul
 read has been repaired and trains iron
 the north again connect with Phoeplx
 The.last will and testament of Jiu
 Fook WAS filed for record yesterday
 Jim is not dead yet but Lee Quong, II
 whose it is made, took time by the fore
 lock and placed 1t on record.
 The Engineering md Mining Journa of New York is of great value to its read ere: 1t gives tie very latest and best ln formation pertaining to the Mining In dustry. 5 per year. Send for Q Sample copy.
 lion. IA. Dorn, Of Salinas City, Cal, is in the city, visiting hle son, who IS stopping here for the benefit Of hls health. Judge .DOrn is superior judge of Monterey county, and was prominent Iy mentioned for a seat on the supreme bench at the last election.
 Judge and Mrs. Barnes arrived from the east last evening. Ars. Barnes is convalesing from Der recert severe illness and stood th9 trip fully as vel as could be expected
 The concert announced b the Phil harmonic band Oc:. 26, promises to De oi
 nusual importance fer the resson that sdsnce will be given on the close of.the concert. The PhilbBrmoDlcs are de- sarrlng of a fall house.
 Passengers, baggage, mail and express were transferred thIs morning on the Phoenix ard Maricopa road The blg gashout is over the Gala River. An engine pile driver and crew have been sent from here to repair damages. The Gila River rose two feet again last night.
 N. M. Mitrovich, book-keeper for MT. John Ivancovich for the past years, leaves on Monday nexs for Los Angeles, which will be his future residence. ar. Mitrovich is 8 qulet and gentlemaniy young man who has made many friends during his soiourn here. All wish him well in his new home.
 Margaret Mather." who cowhided her husband, Gustave Pab5t. 8 few days since in Milwaukee, onece played ID Tucson in Romeo and Juliet She cer- tainiy made one Of the sweetest Jrliets that was ever on the stage. But all the saDe there is evidently strain or vine gar in her temper.
 Mir. Geo. Mayor who came to Tucson tor lis oalln, but subsequently returu- ed to Chicago, is again bere. Two winters in the east unGId what the good clinata of Arizona had done for him while here. He leaves in the morning for Oracle where he has engaged quart CTS at the Mountain View hCteL
 Beside the usual routine york in the c'ty council l2st night the only other business transacted was the Ixlng CT the municipal tax levy at Sl on the SlO0. U is divided among the various funds, a follows: General fund, S3; territorial bond interest fan3, .O3; sinking funo. ordinance Nc. B, .07; health, sewerage and drainage fund, 10. Taxes become payable within ten days of legal publi- cation.
 Tucson has 8 woman butcher. Her nama is Lola MzToqEina and fer the past seven CT eIght years she has owned and controlled 6 ms=t market on north Meyer street. She buyF, kills God markets all the meats handled by her, and any day, rain hail or shine, she can Ee| seen ou her Iay tO or from the slaughter house south cf town. She Is large or frame and is said to handle beef WI h Ril the ease and dexterity of man. She Is a widow and 1t appears that sine is merely following the calling O. her husband.
 The check for $40 found in Murr8y's pocket and signed by A. E. Cutter, was drawn on the Arizona National bank of this city. 1t WAS presented aJ that in- etitution this morning for collection, and on ex8mir atiou WAS found to be forgery. The body of the check and signature are evidently in the same hand writing, most probably thaS of Murray's.
 Just wha: the mans purpose WAS Is | purely coniece9Tal, bCt perhaps he may hRve shoCEbt tLgt the check could be realized on before its fraudulent char acter was discovered and means for de- finying his funeral expenses be thus o6- teined.
 The bicycle editor Of the Fl Paso Herald SAYS: There are several young bicycle man ID town who ride their nach:nes bent over So far that it gctuel- ly makes ones back tired 70 Sec them, and at the same time you feel disRusted with their silly attempt to put on a professional lcok. When man is rid ing wheel for pleasure or for business why doeEen't he ride straight up like msn. Those bumped backs look any thing but graceful. They cause the rider 10 look as if he were suffering severe pain his stomach. Drop 1t.
 Mrs. Harry q. Oliver. wife of Engin- eer Oliver. was found dead in her bed about ' o'clock this morning. The domestic in the employ of Mrs. Oliver being unable to gain adnlittance 10 the house notified the nelghboTs who, feGr- ing something wes wrong affected an entrance through transom and found the good lady dead in bed. The cause of death is attributed to heart failura. It vnn ng she attended church and a though sihng for some time expressed herself as feeling much better. Mrs. Oliver had large property interests in tnis citv. where she was well lZrnWn as