Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-20
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LOCAL NEWS.

The sluggers propose to slug ID the
 opera house on Saturday night next. AS
 both Woods and Carter are handy and
 enduring men rattling fight may be
 expected.
 Rt. Rev. J. Mills Kendrick will ar
 rive from Los Angeles Sunday morning
 and will hold Easter services in the Episcopal church next Sunday.
 Mrs. Schuett and Mrs. Rsvermann left for s visit to California last evening. They will visit for while in Los Ange- les and then go on to San Francisco.
 Frank Manlove, an old time Tucson man, and brother of the late k. 5. Man love, at one time connected with the CITIZEN, is in the hospital at Huachucs for medical treatment.
 The promptness with which the A. O.. U. w. pay their death losses is evidenced by the arrival of 5000 thIs morning for Mrs. Reldell. It will be remem bered that MT. Reidell died on March 2d, a little over a month ago.
 The Jewish passover was ushered in on Monday evening last, at 6 o'clock. This season IS one kept in every Jewish family household, the feast of unle8ven bread, with other symbolic offerings. are in commemorstion of the feast of the passover.
 A location has just been made of recently discovered gold mine by Pete Forbach and J. M. Woods of Casa Grande. It is one of the lost mines for which search has been made during thirty years. It is eighty feet in width and situated between Sweetwater and Casa Grande,
 MT. E. l.. Wetmore announced F in ches of rain for 1895, but predicts an utter absence of heavens blessings in the shape of rain for 1896 and 97. There is possibility that the gentleman may be induced to change the weather before that time.
 Ed Tewksoury who was twice tried here for the murder of Tom Graham, recently met a full grown male lion, face to face, in Tonto Basin the other day. Ed had but a revolver with him and as he did not care to take chances with an uncertain weapon, he coolly faced the brute till companion with Winches- ter hostened to his relief.
  mention the meetings of the Salvation Army jubilee singers, the Beck family, at the Congregational church Friday and Saturday evenings, and at the opera house Sunday evening. They sing the ing melodies with hll the fervor, rythm and motions of the colored people in their camp meetings anti bellam times.
 The work of extrlcating the pipe in the Day and Hunter we'll in the Horse | shoe Basin, will be shortly begun. J. V. | Quiggle who has charge of the work, IS 1 of the opinion that a few days will see i the well clear. Others however think | differently as both pipe and pump were were driven in with great force at the | time the unfortunate accident happened | by which the we'll was rendered use less.
 Ruth, the little daughter of Mir. and | Mrs. Ben Heney, gave a birthday party | to host ofiher young friends yesterday. It was a feast of fun and good things | for the little ones who danced played | and feasted from three o'clock ir the afternoon till in the evening. The little entertainer was the recipient of many handsome presents from her juvenile admirers.
 The family of MT. E. L. Wetmore, residing on the Rillito, have been made painfully aware for some time that the l cellar under the house was tenanted by | 8 large and aggressive rattlesnske. Un- | when MT. WetmoFe was at home the tail end of Crotalus was silent, | but yesterday morning he was caught | mapping and was killed. He was about | 3 feet long and had music box of 9 | rattles and a button. His sweet sIng- ing in that household will be missed. | but not regretfully.
 Feliciano Yercas, who was arrested by | Marshal Paul for the murder of the | Chinaman Sam Lee, is undoubtedly one | of the principals in that bloody tragedy. | A coat smeared with blood and which | had been partly washed and also the | knife with which the crime was commit | ted has also been found by the officer. | Other and more important develop | ments may shortly be looked for. Yercas | has, it is said been here about three | months.