Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Mr. W. R. Brown. travelling agent for the Santa Fe road is m the city m the interest of his company.
 The school in Amphitheater district opened yesterday with Mrs. Emily Flynn as teacher.
 BoRN-Sunday night to MT. and Mrs. c. E. Howard, daughter. The happy mother and babe aIe doing well.
 Lawrence Lowell come in Sunday to visit the old folks at home," He is now stationed at Phoenix as assistant agent, in office of Wells, Fargo & Co.
 Prof. Goodloe, of the universito re- turned home Sunday morning from months oating to the coast.
 Ttls reported that considerable cattle stealing IS going on m the vicinity CT Point of Mountain and an enort to locate the thieves is being made.
 Sunday evening Maximo Zuniga and N. C. SamRniego were serenaoeo py tue new orchestra of NIT. Porfirio Lopes.
 Look out for thugs and house looteTs. They are the forerGnners of every citcuS that travels through the couhtry.
 Mrs. Levin and family who have beer outing for the past three weeks aI Rrady's ranch in the Pinal mountains, returned home yesterday.
 Bob Harrison was held up in the church plaza last night and robbed of bis baf ehoes and handkerchief. Bob savs that the next will have to put up.
 The Tucson bands expect to leave on the 18th or I4th for California. Both are practicing nightly and will be m fine footing trim for the San BernarGi- mans.
 The Tucson boys who went to Phoe- nix Saturday arrived in due time and ID fair shape considering the terribly hot weather they experienced in that dIrec- tjou. They will be home In the morn ing.
 Born last night to NIT. and Mrs. Robert T. Bradford son. Mother ana child are doing well. The happy parents are the subjects of many congratuia- tioRs.
 Joe Scott has written Herbert Drach- man from Dallas, Texas. Joe writes that he has been doing Texas to turn and will not be back to Arizona for 8 month yet
 There is 8 grand Italian opera com pany m HermosillO, Sonora, and efforts will be made to have them come to Tue son. They have already been written to and an agent representing them Will be here next week.
 Manuel Flores was before Recorder Cornell with couple of big D's behind his name. He will be employed on the public works of the city for the next five days and the artistic swing Of his pick will be heard in the alkali.
 Mrs. Shean arrived from Hsrshaw yesterday and is stopping with friends in the city. She will be called upon to give testimony in reference to the kili- ing of her husband by Lemon, at $50, before Judge Meyer tomorrow.
 The Thomas base ball nine bape been waxing their bats and have challenged the Tucson boys for rattle on the d.R- mond. They will come here and the three games will be played at the Union Park grounds September, II, 15 ana l6. An admIttance of 25c will be charged.
 The CITIZEN is ia receipt of letter from A. F. Banta, St. John, Apache county, stating that he proposes to enter the newspaper tiel0 again and asking for an exchange. NIT. BRn:a further says that he worked On the CITi- ZEN in January 1871, at the time John Wasson was editor and proprietor.
 The CITIZEN takes pleasure in acknowi- edging the receipt Of an invitation to a
 . l,,l ko Io m September IG, in cOmmemoratIon of the anniversary ot the Mexican independ- ence. It will be given in the county cour. house and elaborate preparations for the fullness of enjoyment has been made.
 The residence of Mir. John Brown on North Stone avenue was burgarlized last night. The robbers appear to have gone through the house pretty thoroughly and escaped without de- lection. They took about SIS or go from his pants pocket, his gold watch and couple of rings belonging to bis daughters. So far as learned there is no clue to the thief.
 Collector Davis, of Fl Paso, rules that while the quarantine against Mex ican cattle lasts, and that will be til December 15, if American cattle astray across the line into Mexico they become Mexican cattle and cannot be returned. This puts a stop to roundups going cown into Mexico after cattle, but as there is no fence along the border there IS nothing to prevent these cattle astray- ing back into the United States.
 James F. Tallmadge IS in receipt oi information to the effect that his pension has been increased. 'Jim" IS an old soldier and saw much Indian service on the plains and in the northwestern ter titories. As the raise will date back four years he expects to lower the gold balance in the treasury over much aPd bother the foreign syndicate consider ably to again fill the hole up.
 Mrs Beckrup, wife of Joseph L. Beckrup died today about noon. For sometime the good lady was known to be quite seriously i'll, but hopes for her recovery were entertained till today, when It was plainly apparent that the sad end was fast approaching. She leaves loving husband and several children to mourn her departure from sll earthly assocIgtions. Mir. Bsckrup has the sympathy of friends in his great misfortune.
 The bicycle boys returned from Phos- nix this morning. They had fairly good time, but all the same they were served rather a shabby trick by the Phoenix wheelmen who had promised to meet them at Maricopa and escort them to the home of the petrified man. But not only did they not meet them but did not advise them Of the caange. III T .l would not have gone plunging along a strange road at midnight but would have kept the cars to the erd of their destination. The strongest riders did not reach Phoenix till 3 :30 the following morning and others not till three or four