Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-26

M. F. Walsh of Yuma IS at the Occi-
 dental.
 Mrs. Charles Proctor and children are
 in the city from Canoa.
 Paul Heermans is back from a weeks
 trip through Pinal county. | J. Andrade is in from the Davidson
 Springs ranch.
 The county jail has twenty-six prison
 CTS, ten of them United States offenders. A. RedewIll, the irrepressible piano
 man of Phoenix, IS ir the city.
 MT. A. V. Grossetta lost quite a
 valuable horse on Sunday night
 last.
 Tom Wills, one of the best "bronco
 busters" ID Arizona, who was with the
 Meadows Wild West show, is in the
 city.
 Chris Christensen has returned from his trip to Portland, Oregon. Chris says
 he did not get married after all and that the whole thing was Joke the boys put up on him.
 Word comes from Stafford that 8 new
 pspe- is to be ushered into the world in
 that town February 2nd, to be called
 the Graham County Guardian. It will
 probably be independent in politics.
 The second lecture ID the course in
 civIcs will be given today at o'clock p. m. by President Comstock at the university. Subject, "Some Forms of government" The students rhetori- nal rpin Solr v,lona of n
 There will be meeting of the Degree O. Honor to night. A number of can- 6idates will be oD hand for imitation in- to the order. After the close of the cere- monies refreshments will be served and general good time is expected. A full attendance is looked or.
 M. M. Durnin is in the cisy from Oracle where he has been engaged for the past several months as carpenter on the Neal hotel at that place. He re- ports the building completed and sl- most ready for occupancy.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard, superintendent of the Methodist missions ID Arizona, will visit Tucson M. E. Church the coming sabbath and preach to assist the poCbOl III cpCCldl cOttlCC5 JAC next week and remain over the next sabbath February 3rd.
 At Nogales on the 30th day of Jan- uary there will be a competitive exam instion of applicants for the classified customs service. Application for the examination must be made on blanks prescribed by the Uni.ed States civil service commission, to be obtained at the Nogales custom house from J. F. Duffy, the secretary of the board of ex- amIners.
 Young's secretary at the Sacaton Indian agency, died at the agency Monday night of consumption. The deceased was man of superior attsinments and was in Arizona for his health. Ills father was, under one of the late repub- licsn administrations, minister to Rus sla. The remains were taken overland and inferred at Phoenix.
 George Blaine gained notoriety for the active part he took in the Pleasant Valley war, and near the close of that memorable feud he was shot in the face by Marion McCann. It was 6 patched bullet that struck Blame and made a very ugly wound. tearing the cheek and 1 splintering the j8wbone. Blame came | to Globe, had the wound treated by Dr. | W. H. Cook, and remained here until it | was entirely healed.-Silver Belt
 So far as can be learned the grievance | committee of the railroad engineers who | went to San Francisco to try and settle | existing differences with the Southern | Pacific officials, have not, so far, suc- ceeded in the object of their visit. They | are still in San Francisco and will prob | ably remain there till the matter is set- tied one way or another. It is under stood that the committee representing | the brakemen and conductors who went | to San Francisco early in the month | were not given hearing at all.
 MT. A. V. Grosetta has in contempla tion the building of a fine business block about fifty feet east of the Rsdu- lovich block. It's estimated cost will | be about S30,000. The intervening ground is owned in part by MT. Fred Fleishmsn and it is highly probable that he will also build. In the Grosetta block, the plans and specifications of which have already been made, will be B hall which will be devoted exclusively to Masonic purposes. A few more such buildings as the Radulovich block would add largely to the appearance of the town.
 Charley Hcff, caught on as we predict ed, to the chief clerkehip of the council. This was the office which on 8 counting ,f noses was considered to be the next pest thing to the presidency of the council. The presidency being conced- ,d to the republicans the chi.f clerk ship went to the democrats and in going O MT. Hoff 1t went to the right man. He is not only a good worker but gained much experience in the Seventeenth egislsture that will stand him well in land in his present place. AS candid lts for mayor of Tucson Charley WAS lot & success, but as chief clerk of the legislative council he cannot be improv- d on.
 The sportemsn's paradise may be ound north of Casa Grande in the hunting for wild ducks. To say the tatement. On last nights stage from l Florence the writer saw in an abandon d field four miles out of Casa GrsnGe lunureQs or the DlrOs. Iney were ln- | ently feeding and paid no attention to he stage. The bobbing up of their leads all over the field would make a , portsman's mouth water. Ducks are lso very numerous at the reservoir. Complaint has been filed with the 'oard of supervisors charging Feliberto Iguirre, cattle inspector, win Lot omplying with his duties in full. t is furthermore claimed. and admitted !, " the inspector, that parties bringing tray cattle for sale have not been arrest d for the offepse, nor any attempt at rrest made In such cases the cattle rands have been taken, and the stock | old and the money held by tbe in pect r for the owner. The board dismissed fr. Aguirre from the position, in view neplect on hIs own admission. Frank 2