Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Ex Sheriff Jas. K. Brown was in th
 city yesterday from his home at th
 Sahuarlta.
 MT. and Mrs. I. D. Putnam have sol
 their ranch on the San Pedro ana ar
 contemplating a return to theiF oi'
 home in Georgia.
 c. c. Wheeler, of the enterprlslnE
 firm of Wheeler X Perry, IS m the TOT
 epce country in the interest of ms hrm
 MIA. Shedd will shortly ship sev
 erai barrels of ol:as to the Morenci Cop
 per company.
 The Citizens Building and Loan a5so
 citation announce that they nave ol'oU'
 tu lcaD.
 The two Chinese hurt by the falling i, off a roof in the O. K. restaurant are doing well and are expected to recover soon.
 Hon. James Fialey has just returned from a trip to Yavapai county. MT. fin- lev reports B lively appearance ln the mining districts, and that general pros perity prevails everywhere
 When the hair begins 10 fall out or tu1n gray. the scalp neeos doc;oring, and we know c no better specific than Rails Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
 4 rumor was in circulation yesterday that Pete Kitchen was de 10, but f'itu- natal ly the report p:oTed untrue. lie is qlite ill but hopes are entertained that he vii soon Gga!n be able to Oe about.
 MT. Heinemaun, Indian inspector, who has been in Tucson fer some days: left for Los Angeles la night II the lad an school should be estsbiished ti old Fort Lowell as contempiate1, Y would briaS many thousands ot oo!iars in:o the territory. OutAIce money ie what we want.
 George and William Kit left for Cal | iscrria nearly a week ago. Letters re ceired from them this morning state | th-t thsy had returned to Los Angeles from Echo mountain, and after doing | the fiesta would go to Santa Catalina islsrd They are expected home oh Monday next.
 NEW YoEK. Aprll 17-Judge Glider soe today denied sn application f-r ali mony in the pending sui of Mrs. Cut ting for separation from ex-Congre-s- man John l.. Cutting, Of San Francisco
 The jury in the Case of Ramon Esco- boza for smuggling returned verdict of guilty yesterday aLd the defendant was sentenced to oCe year and one Ga! h Yuma. Defendant appealed.
 Yesterday the city recorder had five travelling gentlemen before him, and after hearing their explanations, gave them five days on bread and water each, 10 rumnste over the past and plans for future touring.
 As soon as t was known that tax sales had been postponed for brief perlod the delirquents took advantage of the situation, Brd scarcely ceEt is being Received at the county treasury. At the Inst moment tbere will be the usual rush to save property.
 The last dance of the season by the B hemian club should bring out every 1 light f1ote dancer Tn the city tonight. An elegant time is assured ani lovers of | Terspicaore shuuld take advaDtage Of ; the occa sion for 1t will not again pIe- sent itself tIll Autumn turns the leave of 1895. David Roach a young Son of Police Offer Roach, aged about Is years, d.ed at his home in h. Blrrie Libre yesterday after an illness of bb5ut three months. He had been born and raised in this city nd the uews of his death fell like shock on all He was buried from the Catholic church this afternoon ard his frneral was quite largely attended. His eorrowirg parents hgv1 the sym p thy Of al. Q li'e a large irrigating plant will soon be ppt in few miles north Of town on a beautiful piece of land. The pump will have capacity to irrlgate 16O acres of iscd. It is only 8 question LOW of fev years, and all the land along ihe Santa Cruz bottom and Rill to where q the f. af water Is only few feet, Snd 1 the supply certain, will be cultivated and I mrde very productive. ;. M. II pli, ihe Montana cattle king wii be in Tucson early nex. week to arrange to receive the cattle purchased | last Dacember for May delivery. Hie {, profits or these purchases, if be should wish to sell ht the present prices, would be over fifteen thousand dollars. Cattle a two dollars hjgbe- per head than st that me ard the high notch IS not ( reached yet. Judge G G-orse W Baker, of Wilcox, q ed ut ten U'clack this morning. The c l Idga Las been very iii for me time 2 nut it WAS thought that he was o1 the road 10 good health, but his age WAS ayainst h n ard he finally passed away | f ss stated. Judge Baker has lorg been T prominent land mark in Ar.Zona and hs wall be greatly missed among his old i time fri Dds He wi be buried by the i Masonic fraternity at Wilcox tomorrow. f At Judge Meyers court a case of fore. be entry and detainer Is now ing ,, tried against ". k Sprecher who asked !; for charge of venue from Ci.tenden, showing he high rel U gtion our cit. judges erj " in the country. The par 1 liae who are represe nted by two lawyers, { each will pre-ent tkeir ca before twelve true and good men. Tie property is I a fenced field Vhich is supposed will l he very Iuable when some eastern or English capitalist erect million dollar ' dam on the Sonoita Creek. Yesterday Mr= L lie Cannon of Olive mp was tried twice for innor nt'y !. drawing shot gun on Nlchoias Corda of the same place. l. appears that Mrs. Cannon was rFmovlng a someW hat del ia ei bUi dinG t0 her own pre- misee, when Mir. Corda O j scted tn the hc., never expecting the wailike rej0ind 1 , CT Cf ha bel,igeTant lady; and thinking ', less Cf saving his fkin than asserting the msi7s'y of W, he swore out R com rlaint. Mrs. Cannon not having con- . fidence in he iccal judge. asked for a ] ch nga Of venue and that is how Judge Scott came 10 pre.ide. One jury failed 10 agree and another jary declared the defendant innocent