Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.

the Atla5 MlDlng Oompany.
 Supt. Randolph left for Phoenix las night in bis private car. He IS expected home in she morning.
 Capt. Tevis. of Tev iston, is in the city The captain las hosts ot friends in tn' old pueblo.
 Col. John H. Martin leaves on bus iuess trip to Pinal county tomorrow evening.
 E. B. Pomroy, brother of Miss Nellie Pc nroy, hes recent ' purchased an ID teress iu the Oakland Times.
 The trial oi Lawrence Lemon for the killing Of Thomas Snehn commenced ID the district court this morning.
 Muzsn the great violiniet has written asking that another epgagem ent be msde for him in Tucson.
 HayerIy's Mastodon m:nistrels bave bean engaged by Manager Ried and will make their first appearance here sometime in December.
 Elgeae K. Sykes, inspector at Lo- chiel, W. B. k Ibson, inspector at Buey- nos Ayers. returned to their respective posts of duty thls morning.
 MT. Wm. Dam, keeper at Fort Low ell. who has been seriously i'll for the past several weeka, has so far conval- esed as to be able to come to town.
 Thos. Johnfoa plead guilty in the dis t;ict court yesterday morning on the charge of having shot another negro ID the leg. He will be sentenced today.
 A musicale will be given at the rsli- road library this evening. Several Tue son ladies. Including Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Ainsa, have volunteered their ser. vices for the occasion. A delighffui evening is in anticipation.
 Mr. E. B. Houston quite tow and still confined to his bed. Dr. Matas the attending physician, states thnt ms recovery is but question of time, ai- though rapid convalescence cannot De anticipated.
 A. Leonard Meyer, at one time meyor of Paoenix, and defaulter while ID o flee, died in Or,zsba, Mexico, October F. He WAS despite his shortcomings exceedingly companionable and had m Rny friends ID Arizona.
 Virgil Earp, one of the famous Earp brothers of the Tombstone variety, has settled m Prescott. In the tiowery days of the border rustler the Earp boys were killers. They helped to make Ari- zona history with powder and lead.
 F. Gonzales was rounded up by Judge Scott yesterday morning on the charge of having stolen s chair. He refused 10 tell where he got the chair other than that he met it while out for an eppetiz ing walk before breakfast. He was sent to the pen for ten days. The chair waits claimant.
 Rsv. 0. P. Wilson writes from Po- mona, Calf, that he will be In Tucson and occupy the Methodist pulpit, as the neg preacher, next Sabbath morning, October 27. Since leaving here for the conference nearly a month ago has been quite Ill, but is now sufficiently recover ed to travsl.
 The United States grand jury had calendar of B or 40 cases before them, mostly for smuggling. At last reports l5 indictments had been found and or ' casas ignored. 1t is probable that they mill get through their work and make fual report tomorrow evening on Saturday morning.
 His horor Mayor Buehmsn is in re- ceipt ot dispatch from the Rev. l.. \. Pettibone, N IsconsiD, advising him he will be in Tucson in time to hold servi- css in tue Congregational charch on Sunday. October 27. Mir. Pettlbone has the reputation of heinz an eloquent speaker. He will probably accept the pastorate of the Congre gational church in ttis city.
 Troop II, Seventh cavalry, Capt s. A. c 5dfrey. reached Tucson about noon today aid are cemped oD the Military plaza. Tomorrow they resume their march for Fort Grant. The troop con sists of fifty men and horses with the necessary pack trsin. 1t has been making practice march of about 310 miles, coming by. way ot Fort Hua- chuca. Nogales to this point. They are without exception a splendid looking lot of men, well mounted and capable of dcing Uncle Sam most excellent service.
 Business on the railroad is rushing and both men and engines are being worked to their utmost capacity. The new time schedule is out and will go in to effect about November first W hen the flyer first takes its flight across the continent. 4 number of extra engines have been gotten ready for the service, but as yet there has been no assignment of men to them. It is understood that proper disposition of them vas under consideration by the officials today, but the conclusion reached was not made pubic.
 Justice Johnetone- this morning ren- dersd B decision in the case of lmmi grafton Commissioner T. c. Jordan against the board of supervisors of Mar icops county to compel the defendants to pay the plaintiff $50 per month as immigration commissioner. The decis- ion was for the plaintiff. Notice O. ap peal to the district court was at once given by District Attorney MillRy and the case will be tried by Judge Baker. It is understood that the case will go to the supreme court before all parties to the suit gre satisfied.-Phoenix Herald.
 Division Superintent E. Randolph of the Southern Pacific with headquarters at Tucson, came ID this morning on his priyate car .'SRn Carlos" accompanied by his wife, w. M. Breckenridge and Dr. Geo Goodfellow. They were joined here by Manager Honshell of the Mari copa & PhoeDix company, Mrs. Hon. shell, Mir. Frank Cox, Dr. Helm and wife and about 10 o'clock left over the s. F. F. S F. for a visit to Manager Gage of the Congress mine at Congress The party will return to Phoenix this evening.-Hersld.
 The Lemon trial engaged the atten- tion of the district court all day today By about 3:30 this afternoon the evi- dence was ali in and an adjournment vas taken till 9:30 tomorrow morning when the argumen will commence: Mrs. Shear, wife of the murdered man. NIT. and Mrs Sloan, MT and Mrs. McDcnald, Mrs Best Richa. d Farrell, David Allen, M Brooke