Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.

for the past Week, bus her many friend
 wall rejoice to hear that she is convaies
 ing.
 Geese were heard honking severa
 times last night. They were soln
 north, eyideatly in theIr spring mlgr1
 tion.
 Judge and Mrs Bethuue have return ed from Phoenix. The judge received | telegram few days since a. nounclnl the death of hls father. at the age of 5: years.
 Tucson Is said to be threatened will populIst paper. It uill, It is reported burst full bio sn on the communii. sometime next month.
 The old Russ house under the man agement of Miss Hall has become al exceedingly popular family resurt The table is always supplied with tae Yer. bes obtainsble in the city.
 Miss Allie Harding and MT. L. W Locke were married on Saturday after noon lasr. The yourg folks have many friends in this city who wish them Well in their matrimonial venture.
 Tuesday evening, February 26 at o'clock Rev D. R. Francis will deliver the fourth of tn Series of lectures beiug given by the Bohemian club. Subject, Science and the Bible"
 Cards are out for two receptions this presert week, botb in honor of Mrs. c. c. Smith now visitir Mrs. B. Nj Jacobs, NIT and Mrs. c. R Drake entertain on Tuesday evening snd Mrs. W. c. Davis on Thursday afternoon.
 Marb'e time with the boys IS about over and kite flying Is DoT the rage. Just how the boys know when to begin these amusements and when to leave oil is an unexplained a mystery as IS the im- pulse to bIrd migration.
 Rev. MT. Serns is Mexican minister and holds forth op the church plaza every evening. He is materially assisted in h's choral work by several young girls. The songs are in Spanish and are very sweetly rendered. Mir. Ser1a IS quite an attractive talker.
 A large variety of moth, about the size of small hunmlug bIrd, swarmed about the electric lights Suud y night. The streets beneath the lamps were covered with their d. ad bodies. So far known 1t is their first appearance ths spring.
 Remenyi the world renewed violinist II polu forth In the ooera house Marc;i f. He will be assisted by Mir. Heory Flames pianist of great ability and fine promise and also by iss Pauline Stiep, a soprano sololst who has voice oi re m4rkable purity and sweetness.
 The Los Angeles Express announces that Mrs. ice E. Vsil has brought eu,t for diverse from ". l. Vaii. Val is a regular rapscaliion ar q left A-iZ ma with most u sBvory reputstIc8. He uas for ab Ut 2 year cnrre t"d Nith t. 2 CITIZEN snd later acrk "n the R=pub- ilcau IL Phoenix. Mrs Vail was much admued during her residence here.
 A traveller, all rattered and torn. vas IT. Tucson o0 Saturday last He WAS ac- csmpanied oy about half zen burros and dozen or 70 goats all as poverty strickeu aud as ra- ged looking is their owner. Whence they come or whiIher they were gong none seemed 10 know and the r o@uer slth' ugh questioned vouch d no information
 The Ssa Eart housa was male the scene of festivities ou Saturday nIgbt last, the occasion being commemora tiva of the 1,th birthday O LsTrenc- Stewart. the young mas CT of the house. They danced. fea ted GId hsd d good time genera ly till midnight About 30 of ;he little lsds and es-e took part ip the biiee and had ''real good time"
 Mr Frank Nicholson, who is sad to ps d good chess player and pgrticioated ,n the recent local tournament m Phue- nsz, l. well known here, as IS al-o Mrs Ni~h9l-cn. they having formerly resided in Tscspo. The assay office ot E. l.. Wetmore is headquarters fer the ch es- sha.pS iu this city and the opinon IS fire Quently ventured that the chAmpi D ch@se mau in A rizcna is MT. Wetmore himself.
 Clerk If t7e Court H albert received sesler a few days since conte mug e craft { ,r 5 D. tue resulC of lltlgAtion pending ln he surts slnce 1865. At that time a direct tax ou cotton had betn levied saI Wa, resisted by his grandfa; her, snd uha matter had been pending sver since. l. had reachei the third gener- at3n bet re settlement. When Cncl: Sam nee gets hold of the com ne dis iik exceedingly t1 let gu even of the illegally collected dollar.
 Au effort IS oeIng made to accept the challenge of Rev. Howard Biilnan to publ.ceily discuss church taxation ID the Opera House, and rumor has is that .i1en. Wilson, Col. Z4briskIe and Judge fergusJn will uphold the tax end of proposition. It is hoped they will screw their courage to the sticking point aud not faIl, As the subject IS One of great importance and much lnts rest IS attracted thereto.
 Tne inoicatIons now are that the diff ference between locomotive engineers and the Southern Pacific railroad will beamicsbls sett ed ALd that the long tareateu ueu str Ike wIlI b aver,ed, thtrt IS said t0 have been DO modification or re- adjustment of the gl eivances complaioec of but, uoJwIihstHnuI this, the indi- tati DIS re such as to Warraut the belief am, 2 railroad men that a strike Will p. t be resor ted o but that 8 friendly settlement of all differences will hnail, be reached.
 Mr. A. Tcquet, proprietor of the Frt nch restaurant, died ID Los ADg' les yesterday and will be buried there to- day. As soon as Mrs Toque was ad- sed of ms death She clUsed he rest auraut and MT. Deguerre left for Los Angeles to take cha ge of the remalLs. The restaurant will open agalt for dinner at D, m. under he auspic-s of Mre. Toqaet who ha- pra tically hao shs nauageme [ If the place for s''me .ime on account of the illness ot hr' nusband. MT. ToQuet Was about 4y years ot age at the time of hls death.
 Word gas brought ID on Saturday evening ast hat ITS. A. CrOniy, visli- Ing with Ar. snd Mrs. Powers, on tne s n Pedro, had U-en thrown from a b rsA an qnt s-ri 'Usiy .Tirr@d. Mr. C~,nty. mp~ni d by Dr Whlmor' |, fl It on5r for tn- --"- MT. C. reLurped lbIe nlor H. h"v ng be T. rD the ro d tw" nents !" u 2 10 Il fou. d NJ -. Coptly, pr 1t "ld sno k