Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Parties from Phoenix state toaC tne last excursion from that town took out at least 225 people.
 Capt F. s. Ingalls,, ore Of the staid and sold cItizan- of Yuma, is ID the city, @ member of the court martial.
 Hon. Brewster Cameron, wife and daughters have located permanrntls Ia Aransas P g.. All are high delshted with their new home.
 There have been good rains in the neIgh Dor hood f Oracle within the last two week, grass IS cUmlng up. he country IS green aud everything look beautiful.
 Fat men and lean men dine at the French restaurant. At this famous hosteIry the very best that can be hao in any market IS subject 10 the Call Ci patrons of the house.
 Mrs. August Regal, Of Mammoth, is as9ionrner a at the Mountain View botei pending the return Of Mir. keghl from Denver, Color do. He was foTmeriy au employee at the Mammoth.
 The North and South road sur' eyors are chmped at Desert Station. The Ii1e is being run two miles east of the Wake- field brothers ran h. The surveyors expect to reach here by the 2Jth.
 Lieut.. J. H. Carpenter of Yuma, mem Der of tae court martial, is the sane Harry Carpenter who was speaker or me house of reoresentHtives during the last session of the legislature.
 Last n,ght when the train came ID from the east on the new time schedule at o'clock fully zoo people had con prepated thereabouts. IL was novel sight to see 8 passenger tram by day light.
 The poundmaster has impounded two COWS and has posted a notice saying tast same will bs sold at public auction to the highest aud best bidder, July 10. o e is branded E. c. the other F. c.
 City Assessor Frank Treat received a telegram from Los Angeles today stat ing that physically H.. COnnell appear ed to be well. but his mind was still un- balanced. His many friends here Ere becoming anxious about him.
 Dr. Springer and wife of Newman, H., passed through Tucson the other day for home, from Oracle, where tUes had been stopping at the MountaIn View hotel for the Doctors health His improvement was not only rapid but permanent.
 Tucsonites are highly delishted with the pleasant weather they are en!oyIng. Today the thermometer registered IF in the shade al Fred F'hesbmsns drug store As there was still much room for 8 raise burst bulb IS not imminent.
 The many friends and acquaiDtainc g of Judge John Wood will regret to leart of bis continued illness. Although not seriously III be has been confined to his hone for the pat week. Hopes are en- tertalned that be vii soon be back ID his accustomed place once more.
 The poundmasier created great stir on Meyer street last night. Hls dog wagon was es attractive as Ba nun $ circus aud men, women, boys and gil Is all gathered around. Evidently he had more than ore favurste purp in the jug judging by the excitement and the ln- terest taken.
 Adjutant General Ed Schwartz is ir clty today srd will prob bly, remain here during the court martial The malor is safe msn to tie 10. Ia addI tion to being adiutent general he Is clerk of the B1ard of Control. This is also a very prominent DO itlOn.
 Ca t. Phil Contzen hos recently con- pleted a survey or Tiva tow shIIs. tW" iu the neIghborhood of the Bileto and Desert staticns ard three in the vicIoi'y Of Pan ano. Capt. ContZ looks broaz ed and brown from exposure. He l. cousid 4red one Of he best and most re- liable men "a the field.
 Dr. George Goodfellow leaves for Cal ifornis tonight. Later he will in al lkehhoods go to Arsnsas Pass. T. is not proba Die that he vii. return tO Tue son again to prsctice bis pTofes ion. The CITIZEN sincerely regrets this. Ii E skill in his profession has made him f most valuable man in this community and one that it cannot well afford to lose. The CITIZEN wishes hIm well wherever he may go.
 Chas. T. ConDeli, city recorder, Is ly- iug dangerously III at the receiving hos pital in Los Angeles. The cause "f hls present illness is said to be nervous prostration. Harry Drschmgn received dispatch this morning from Robert Todd, rmerlv Of this city but now re porter on the Express, giving an account of his condition. He has not been well for some time but 1t IS hoped that he will soon be well and strong again.
 L. B. Hayes, ex-city assessor and tax collector, has located in Phoenix, where he has charge of the ROdeRa Billiard parlor. sad to be the finest west of Chi cago. MT. J. P. hraber Is the proprietor. It iA situsted in the Fleming block base menf, and is the most attractive place in Phoenix. MT. KrabeT was fortunate in getting young man like Hayes to take charge of his place, as he will do much towards DopuIarizing IL. Tucson ites going to Phoenix wIli do well to give him a call.
 The court martial reconvened last evening and heard the charges preferred against Lieut.. David Hughes. They were both for 6isobediedce of o-6ere one for refusing to place Capt. TrayeT under erTes the other for refusing to march bis company to the ont Waea directed tO do so by Col. Martin. lie plead guilty to both charges. Todas the cha gas against Lieut.. RiesGo were to be heard. They were for mutiay. but they were dismissed by the court. The casa of Private Brophy was then taken up. He was charged vi using offensive language n Col Martin He piesi guilty. p-ere De ng DO further business the court adjOurDed. Members will probably leave for home tonight.
 i rather indefinite rumor is in circu istIoE which the Prescott Journal Miner has been unable to run down, 70 aG au- thOrICst ga source [ the effect that Mis- Marjorie Raymond, the handsome young lady who with her mother gave da cing lessoas in Prescott, 8 year go, died about g month Rgo ID San Eranci co