Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-23

day when judgment was pronounced
 against him and he was sentenced to the penItentlary for two years. During his
 sojourn in the county Jail Sam has oc- cupied his leisure time ID raising good siz d beard, which changes the cut ot his complexion considerably. He will
 be remembe bered as the man who reward- ed Mr, l.. Rosenstern for an act of charity by stealing about S1O0 worth of silk h8ndkerchiefs from his store.
 [ The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Grsinger
 who dled of Brights disease last night
 Jo"k place from the Methodist church
 today and WAS quite largely attended. | Mrs. Graiuger was the wife or Nr. Ben- igmin Grainger, foreman of the boiler
 shops of the Southern Pacific railroad Out of respect to her memory the shops
 Were closed for the day. The sympathy
 of the community is extended to the be-
 reaved.
 1 Juan Tenorio, the late spook of Bario Libre, who was convicted of innumer- able smali thieveries in town, was before 1 Judge Bsthune for sentence. He WAS | given ght years in Yuma. Andrew FlouOus, convicted of burglsrizing the house of ManIey Glass last January, and of taking 8 COW, the property of ] Charles Bsyless, also in January, was given two years for the COW theft and &
 year more for the burglary.
 At the request of a large number of | citizens of Tucson who are anxious to
 have Pabst eastern beer placed here,
 Mr. J. E. Becker, general manager of
 said brewery, paid flying visit to Tue
 son last week and es ablished an agency
 with MT, Adclph Bail, who will supply all orders for the beer through the ter
 ritory. The arrival of the first carload
 is to be expected the coming Saturday.
 The city council will hold a special
 session tomorrow evening. The princi- pal bushes of the Il eeting will be to act on a resolution asking the board of regents to have their irrigation engineer examine into the underground chsDnels of the RillIto and Santa Cruz and advise as to the pr8ctlcability of tapping the same and utilizing them. This IS done in view of projects by the council to do something for the irrigation interests of the city, at least to extent of interesting outside parties.
 R. l.. Long of Pho nix says that the late celebration there brought together more people than ever be ore congregat- d in Arizona. The northern country furnished a big quota, Prescott alone supplying 1900. Tucson probably sent l50 more. While at Mesa, Tempe and in the valley. they simply closed up every thing and everybody went to the celebration. Mir. Long estimated that 15,000 visitors were there. The new road is we'll built, though yet somewhat rough, as all new railroads must be. The special of ten Pullmans bringing in the capitsli3ts who built the road made the quickest trip on record from Prescott to Phoenix. making it in four hours, or about thirty miles sn hour.
 Reavis, the great Peralta land grant fraud, has been abandoned by his law yers. Prior to the Investigations into bis rascality by the land court he WAS visited upon by the greatest legal talent n the country, but sInce the expose he has had not even a representative upon which service of the court could be had. As service was necessary the govern ment Was under pains of looking the fellow up, and when discovered he de- uied his identity and endeavored to es- cape service under the plea that he was physician and not the man sought, but it was secured all the same.
 John Chinsm8n had fixed up yester- day for the purpose of giving the ''melic- an mans devil" great turn over. Scaf- folding had been erected opposite the the old Cosmopolitan hotel and strings of fire crackers wadded together SIX inches thick, were hung from the Scaf- folds and telegraph polls and the fussil- ',de was on in great earnest when, by direction of the district court, the city marshal stopped the fun. The district court, although nearly a quarter of mile away, was dumfounded with the noise and the judge fearing that the prisoners would mistake five years sentence for discharge ordered a cessa tion of hostilIties, The bomhardment was resumed again in the evening.
 Today a herd of cattle from Sonora the property of Pedro Aguirre, were | brought in, to be followed by another | tomorrow. The total of the shipment Is | HOO head. The purchaser is Mir. Ayers. | of California. The cattle were gathered | in Sonora, and are the best brought | from there since the Wilson duty CD | SboCh NeuJ iutO 6UecU. MT. agulrre met considerable loss in transmit. He | had the cattle roundup at Buenos Ay res, and sent to Nogales for an in spector. Instead of the man cane a notification to bring :hem to NogaIes to De inspected there. The journey from Buenos Ayres to Nogsles was very 'ough, and iu the course of it the stock and 45 head got away. Sub- 'e quently 10 more head were left behind 'n accouRt of tender feet due to the long ourney.
 Street improvements Ere now the up- thoughts in the mind of proper y owners. Some of them will begin SO carly Rs tomorrow to comply with the equest of the council for sidewalk i'm The notices are being pest d, three on each block The notifca- ions are to the effect that the property owners shall make repairs as directed n the notices within thirty days from he date on the notice, or the repairs will be made by the city and the ex- 'ense assessed to the property. Bids vill be let for all delinquents and the owest bid accepted. Property owners. however, would probably do better by making their own sidewalks.
 |