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


 H. C.. Howe, county surveyor Of Oo chise coun'y was in the city Tuesday
 Judge and Mrs W. Ii. Blrn--s retorb ed from Phoenix yesterday morning
 Engineer Tom Brown has been on th' sick list for the past week.
 JudAe and Mrs Bethune w.li entrr tain tbe land court judges At dinner to morrow evening.
 Prof. Devol and vrfe It turned iron Phoerix yesterday moTaing Where the. have been for the past n-ohth.
 Mrs. Lyster, niece of Mrs. Judg Wright, is expected to arrlve from Ee' Colorado home for ehOrt visit ID feV days.
 Wm. Hart owner of the famous Orc mine near Gro Rlsnco, left this morning for Rochester, New York, his old home, He will be absent about two weeks
 Mrs. Wm. Neal IS in from Mountaiu View botel, Oracle. Tie Mountain View has no peer for elegance and com fort in Arizona.
 Col. and Mrs Herring will leave ID the morning for their home in Tombstone. The judge was attorney for John Slaughter m the San Bernardino land grant case.
 A party will be given to about lOU children at the residence Of J Judge ano Mrs. Barnes on Stone avenue, this even ing. commemorative of the birthdays oi their grand daughters Madge and Willie Martin.
 Plats for the Company F, irrigatlng ditt h across Fort Lowell reservation were filed ID the land office yesterday. This ditch IS the oldest one on the Rllilto having originally been built in lo60.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sterling of Lead vile, Colorado, are in the city and will remain for the next few days taking in the sights of the pueblo. They have Oeen visiting in Phoenix and are now en route home.
 It is seldom that Knoxville m music-lov- ing people are treated to a better music ale or one more spleudIdly given than was that oi the Mozart Symphony club, at Stamb's, last evenlng.-knoxvilie. Tenn, 1894. keld's opera house Mon- day March p.
 The receipt of money applicable to school purposes, IS very slow and un- less money comes ID fast, between now and the first when the sales If delln- quent pr Jperty commence there will not be money enough to run the schools through April.
 Parties in from the San Pedro repo the country back of the river as needing rain very badly to enable them to hold steers for the spring delivery. The season started very promising, but the weather has been unfortunate for grass growing.
 The differences between the Southern Pacific railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has been amlcal- ly settled ap the tron ble that was for a long time threatened has disappeared. The basis Of settlement was OF the rat" D mils instead of for he round trip as heretofore.
 Mrs. Frank Wightman who for the past two months has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. A. Trippei will leave for her home in Yuma on Friday night. Mrs. Wiz htuar. s an accomplished lEdy and made un. fr nds durl z her short V sit to uc- who regret her departure.
 Argument on tn- n B1rLardiDo and Arivaoa land z an ss-s were made te fore the land -,ra"t court yesterday anr continued today Pnese two grant are so similar from a legal nr:at of vieA that th- one argument 0 the oEe rui- ing wul cover boih. The impression r. tbat they are no nor tenable of title than were the others previously tried.
 Hon. Sam Hughes and George Nj. Williams let for the ii- yaste day. They have gone for the sole aod nOb.e purpose ot locating a bonanz4 gOli mine th8- has De ay;ng 8rOunG loose anG untacged for 10. these many years. wagon was taken out 10 haul the grub and bring he location notice back he mine if found will be staked out for flu ture use
 The big engine that has been doing trial service on the road between Tucson ard Lordsburg Is reported succe and similar others have been ordered. Ac cording to California papers orders for twenty-e ght of these .lammoth loco motives have been placed with the man n ufacturers, of which sixteen of the ten wheelers will be used for work in Ari- Zona.
 MT. Kelley brother of Mrs. Reedy who together with her mother has been occupying the Carney house died sud denly this morning at 10 o'clock. He was consum tive but appeared to be improving tIll five days ago when be was contired to his bed H s body will be taken to Chicago for burial tomorrow morning. Mrs. Reedy and mother will accompany the remains.
 A gold ledge has been discovered in Cochiss county that has at least caused considerable of mining excitement in that direction. The place of location is on a small foothill bear the road be- tween Hndson'e ranch and the Sul phur Spring valley. 1t was discovered by E ranchman named Pierce who located the ledge for about two miles. The vein is said to be eight feet wide and carries gold to the value of about S20G to the ton.
 The cyanide process having proved 8 complete success, the owners of the An telope mine have arranged for work ing shaft loo feet deep to cut the veIn. drifting will follow, and the mine will be put ID shape for the production of ore The cyanide process recently ad, ded to the milling plant saves nearly ninety per cent of the value of the ore, and the plant will be enlarged gs soon as the mine is put in shape for the stesdy production of milleble ore.
 Attention is called to the big adverti cement of Wm. Fiorshiem in this issue After s successful business of 16 yeari duration ne has decided to retire and hls splendid stock of goods are being offered at cost prices. Everything il the gents furnishing line is kept anC the opportunity for bargains in sucl article Was never greater. Now is you time to save money by buying a frs clsss article uuon which no profit i