Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04

Treasurer johnson is greet believer
in divided skirts. He wears them Oh
his arms.
Quite GOODNESS is said to hsve arisen
between two OF Tucson's most prominent
citizens over what nay be termed an
Carlisle limp"
Mr. Theodore Ganson, we'll known
hereabouts. has pull, d up his stakes at
Riverside and is now located in Wagon
er, Yavapai county.
Mulberries are ripennipg and the
boys that are fondest Of them can gener-
ally be told by tie amount Of berry
stains they manage to smear on their
faces.
A party composed CT Col. Mul-, Cap
thiu Banning, Judge Banning, Mr.
Schumacher Frank Cox, G. @. Carpenter,
of Yuma arrived yesterday and went to
tha San Xavier church in four in hand.
yesterday morning.
Director Chas A. Jones, of the Cata>
lima marine band, here yesterday, was at
one time in the employ OF thu late Alex
Levin ard played fer a season in the old
park at the foot OF Pennington street at
the time that erstwhile pleasure resort
was in the heyday Of its glory.
"The New Woman" IS the subject of
paper by W. ID. Howel'e, when Will
he published In Harper's Weekly of
April 81. The same NUM- Der, among its
varied contents, includes a richly illus
tr8ted article on New York city's flower
markets and, in the department of
sports, a graphic treatise on the ANA
teur Pitcher"
Col. j. A. Muir, superintendent of the
Los Angeles division of the Southern
Pacific, came in from California on his
private car "Carmello" yesterday, and
left for Phoenix last night. He was &C
companjed by Messrs. j. j. Mellue, J.
h. Schumacher, Capt. VIM. Banning
and j. K. Banning, of California. Frank
Cox Of Phoenix and j. II. Carpenter Of
Yuma were also OF the psrty.
There was long haul on the ice
cream at the Odd Fellows celebration
last night. The opera house Was filed
to overlooking, but notwithstanding this
the management objected anyone leaving
until they had corr8led piece of cake
and rounded up plate Of ice cream.
The celebration was not only literary
and musical bot there YVES an abundance
Of refreshments TO please ard satisfy the
multitude. The refreshments were as
good as they were plentiful.
The park was crowded last night With
lovers of music who gathered to hear
the Catalina Island mariCe band. The
band played from about $50 to 1910
and highly delighted lis hearers. From
Tucson the band went to Phoenix and
were to give concerts there this after
noon and evening. They came to the
terri orY under the auspices of the Viii
m;nGton Transportation company as
foreruDners OF other workers in the in
terest of ser;es OF excursions from Ari-
IONA to Catalina Island which the CON-
pany propo to get up this summer.
As the CITIZEN went 10 press last
evening a man and woman smeared with
blood were taken to the city prison. The
woman was named Rosa Lopez and the
man Leonardo BojoTquez. The woman,
it appears, was the only enc of the pair
injured and it was from gaping wound |
on ore side ct Ter head the blood had |
flowed. Both were whiskey laden and |
the cause Of the trouble was hard to de- |
termine. 1t appears, however, that both |
were drunk when the fight commenced |
and had il not been for the Intercession |
of q third party murder would probIbly |
have been committed, and as it was the |
woman was quite seriously injured. She |
declared, however, that 10 harm wac
done and none intended. The blood |
with which the man was covered camo |
from his struggle with the wounded wo-
man. The room In which the fracas oc-
cured resembled a slaughter hou. e.
The woman appeared TO have been
thrown all over the place as Tire walls |
and hoor were splashed with blood.
They had a hearing before Recorder
Cornell today. The man was sent up
thirty and the woman fer SIX days.
The Prince Took OF His Hat.
According to the Philadelphia Rec
ord, the captain of the clipper Louisi-
ana, which lately arrived at that port,