Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02

Pedro r8nchman, Is Tn the clty.
 MT. and Mrs. Jolly left last night for Los Angeles where they will hereafter reside.
 The county road to the San Pedro is in 8 most miserable condition and ai- most impossible for teams. The roads OF the san Pedro are in DO better con- dition. They were cut up by the rams , and are standing menace to travellers. 10000 head of Sonora cattle were at the line near Bisbee last week and cross ed on Thursday for shipment. This ls the first lot to come over under the new ruling and will make Bisbee a lively point while the shipping laets. MT. E. H. Greppin, manager of the Blake, Moffatt & rowne, Los Angeles house is in the city soliciting business for his firm. Mir. Greppin is an exceed ingly pleasant gentleman and whose acquaintance with newspaper men Will do we'll to cultivate.
 Miss IsabelIBethune the accomplished daughter of Judge and Mrs. Bethune, who has been engaged to teach young ideas how to shoot at O.o Blsnco will leave for her post of duty in the morn ing.
 The exportation of ores from the slate of Sonora. via Nogales, for the months of July, August and September, agsreg- ated ], ,274, 900 pounds. These are the official figures as presented by Secretary of State Celedorio Ortiz, st Hermoslllc.
 The funeral of Mrs M. Neal will take place tomorrow. w. F. Stsuntcn and xife, the latter also grand daughter of the venerable diseased lady, have tele- grsphed their desire to be present at the funeral and are expected to arrive from Congress about 5 P. m. tomorrow Prospector.
 The young son of MT. and Mrs. WIl- liam Shaw, disappeared from his home at Mountain Springs on Sunday morn ing last. His parents are very anxious about him. The little fellow is but II years of age. See description of him else where.
 Drawings for a new bridge over the arroyo east of the railroad track aL a work on same is expected to commence at an early date. The necessity for this bridge is a crying one and it should be PoCbSO bO NOLh pASbAOh oS oPiAAT oo ROS sible.
 Mr. LautRrio Rocs leaves in the morn ing for Aransas Pass, where he will hereafter reside. Lsutaro is @ bright, gentiemanly young fellow. He SRs born and raised in Tucson scd naturally enough leaves his old home with regret. That be will prosper at Aransas Pass is the wish of his many friends.
 Hon. N. w. Bernard brought in 1900 head. Of cattle for shipment today. They were gathered in the Deighborhood of country. Taken as whole they are now in the stcckpens preparatory to be- ing shipped east.
 Adolfo Tubbs was ground through Judge Meyers mill this morning aud came out with eight fine sunshiny days to his credit in the city tub. He did not appear to ts overly proud of his new quarters, but acquiesced with ex- ceedng grace. His offenee consisted of finding furnished room and trying to keep it against the wishes of the owner.
 J. l.. Clark, ore of the meet substan- tial and best known citizsEs in the country, is in the city today from his home near Mammoth. He has been resident of that section of country since 1875. was married two years afterward, has family of ten children, and has prospered otherwIse. With such sterl- ing citizens as J. l.. Clark Arizona need have no fear of statehood.
 Pipe for the Union Park race track arrived Monday and was hauled out yes terdey morning rrep8ratory to being put ID place. It is the intention of the proprIetors to make the track one of the best and fastest in the west. It will be plped the entire distance for the purpose 1f wettlng 1t down and nvuiaios tho 1se of water cart.
 The jury in the case of Jchn A. Wade. porter on the N. NJ. & A., arrested Jan- uary last for having ln his possession contraband goods, returned verdict Of guilty as charged in the indictment. t. Wade was accused ard arrested for smuggling cigars from Mexico and sell ing same in the United States. He is the last man on the docket under such charge and is the only conviction had at this term of court.
 Developments made in the Santa Rita coal fields are of most encouraging character, not only for coal but alec for ol. Two shafts are being sunk about | a mile apart. In ooe the coal forms | tion is strong and in the other the indi- | cations are in fsVor of oil. This is the | opinion Of Prof. Blake, who made sn sx- animation of the material Monday. At l last accounts the deepest shaft wfs down | but twenty feet Before twice that l depth has been reaobed important reve- lations may be looked for.
 Charley" Hoff has again hit the town | a3d proposes to move on the enemies | works at an early date. Charley is a | rustler. Since leving here last spring | he hss built telephones galore in the northern portion of the territory and now proposes to give the phone system hereabouts another shake up. Else where be says the people work together ID a common cause and if the citizens of Tucson will brace themselves up for a big pull grand move would be made in the right direction.