Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-02
LOCAL NEWS.

where he has been since October.
 Mrs. John Paul is in Florence on B months visit.
 Prof. Bsrnhart, father of G. H. Barn hart, of Mammoth, is in the city.
 B. l.. Blackstone and H. J. Armstrong are m from Gila Bend.
 Judge Rouse, who spent Sunday with bis family in the city left last night for Phoenix.
 A stimulant is often needed to nourieh and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair 8 natural color. Halls Hair Re newer is the best tonic for the hair.
 Mrs. Judge Bethune and daughter, Miss Isabel, returned this morning from visit to Phoenix.
 Ex-Oonductor Cerne will open a mems furnishing goods store in Ell Paso about the 4th of February.
 February 10 is the date set at Phoe- nix for the arrival of the new railroad. A celebration is now in preparation.
 Undertaken Miller is moving his place of business to the Fashion block, in the old American Grocery place.
 Tree trimming is being done on the unless trimmed trees grow so rapidly as to early decay.
 Lot 8, in block III, on Fourth avenue, has been sold to Margaret E. Stevens, by J. R. Watts. The consideration was slOO.
 The Tucson attendance Of the legis- islature, Messrs Samsniego, Finley, Tom Davis, c. F. Hoff, N. W. Bernard, and others left last night for Phoenix.
 A Sunday row, where David Molina struck 8 woman named Griialva after breaking in her door resulted in Molina going to jail for seven days.
 Sol Goldbsum was stricken with fit Saturday night. He came out of it safely and is around today. His father had two such strokes in his lifetime.
 Mrs. Hewitt, of ice cream fame, will leave this evening for OslIfornis. She will return and reopen business with he summer season.
 Owing to unfavorable weather yester- day, and rain having fallen and made the track unfit, DO races took place at the Silver lake track. The races were postponed till next Sunday.
 The lecture tomorrow night at the Bohemian hall bids fair to be largely attended. The subject will be ''The Hawaiian Islands," the speaker General Wilson.
 The ice works are being remodeled by placing the ammonia cooler out of doors. 10 ofr1c olr the works being wet inside, which will now be obvisted.
 Willie Powers, stenogrspher of the second judicial district, returned last night from Florence, where he has been ill of typhoid fever for two months. He is convslescing rapidly, and will soon be fully recovered.
 Mining locations have been filed with the recorder as follows: The Carbon ate, Bonanza, Tom O'Shsnter and Contentlon mines, in the Wrightson district, by Messrs. Drew, Howard and Park and the Phoenix mine, in Gro Blsnco district, by H A s Read.
 Southern Arizona came in yesterday for fall of snow, although none of it got to Tucson. All over the mesa and hills east of Tucson, as far as the eye could see, WAS beautiful white cover ing over everything. This order pre- vailed but few hours. Again the Arr. zons sunshine prevailed, and the snow went, first in patches, then all. and only mud was left.
 A beauty of a rainfall yesterday here- sbouts. This rain, like the several oth CTS, got home to the roots of vegetation and did not flow of in damaging floods. The grass is already well started, high enough in places for cattle to begin picking at it. Yesterdays r8in supplied all 1t needed. A good season is now ss- sured for the csttlemen. After the dry years of late it will serve to put the COW rsnohers on their feet once again.
 An ugly slash with knife was made at man named Leon by g woodcutter named Guadalupe Migrate Saturday night. They qusrreled over some trih- ing matter and the wood cutter, who had 8 violent temper struck with the knife. The cut went through the sleeve and shirt and made slight wound On Leon's | breast. Migrate will come up before | Judge Scott tomorrow. He will prob | ably be held for the grand jury.
 Willie Kelly of Solomonville was in | the city yesterday. He says the rail road through the Gils valley has been | built to Pima, and that grading and | trscklaying on to Thomas will be done | shortly. The company expect to get the road open to Thomas by the first of | April. The act permitting the railroad | to build their road through the reser- vstiou to Globe from Thomas has been passed by congress. The continuation through to Globe is therefore expected. Stations are now being erected at Sol omonville, Stafford and Pima
 The CITIZEN is in receipt of letter from Rev. Francis E. McM8nus, now rector of the Church of Our Savior, Salem Ohio, saying that the report of bis removal to Portland, Oregon, was in- correct, and that he has DO further in clinstion to 20 west of the Mississippi river except upon 8 visit. His letter is full of good wishes for Tucson and states that be keeps fresh in memory and heart the warm friends he left be- hind him in Arizona. Young Winne- mark is still with him and a wonderful improvement is noticeable in his entire make up.
 The new houses in course of erection in Tucson are progressing we'll. The J. c. Millar and J. J. Hill cottages near the plazas are under roof. Work is about beginning on the Burkhalter cottage, near by. Mrs. Dyer's has a cottage near the ice works, on Church street under way. The last of c. Dennis cottages is nearly done. Dr. Whomee' residence on north Stone avenue is going forward rapidly. Mere residences are projected about the city. Linemsn Russell had tough trip Sunday. He had wires crossed some where between Benson and Pantano, but where he did not know. He got of at Pautano, to find the ground covered with snow, aud with the break to be found. He set out on his bicycle, which he took instead of his railroad yeloci-