Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
LOCAL NEWS

Strawberries are common in the mark
 ct at l21.eents per box.
 Sol Israel an ex-Tucsonite is in busi
 ness at Fort JoEes, California, and re
 ported to be doing well.
 Mrs. Carmen de Vassbilbaso of Opo
 depe, Sonora, came ic last night on 6
 visit to her parents Mir. and Mrs; Rlesso
 It was the wife of Porfirio SaIgado, and not of Porfirio Dag, as erroneously stated by the CITIZEN last evening, who died of puerpal fever and was buried yesterday.
 pr. c. c. Firth with his nurss, 8 w5ll- known physician from Los Angeles is stopping at the San Xavier hotel for his health. He is confined to his bed but is improving under Arizona's genial climate.
 Assessor Levin reports the work of as ess;ng progressing favorably. There are sone citizens however who have not yet made returns but who are ca -nest'y requested to call at the office at once for th 1t purpose.
 Rev. Mr. Serna has received large collection of spanish books from New York for distribution to the public Those who desire to avail themselves of the opportunity are invited to call at his residence, No. 3S6 Meyer street.
 F. J. Feldman the we'll known pho;o- grapher has decided to locate in Ei Paso Texas. While there recently he pur- chased the Burhong gallery and will take rossession of same on the 10th inst Mir. F4ldman is an artist ia his line and is unexcelled in the art of photography.
 Judge Scott's mill ground slowly to- day. P. Cola for airing himself and 8 little gun in front of the San Xavier hotel, was sent to the cslaboose for 20 days, and Jose Volbots was given a six days rest in the cooler for being drunk and disorderly.
 Yesterday Mrs. Albert SteinfeId hay ing occasion to open trunk in which she had put away winter clothing for the season, found a large part of the 70 had been abstracted. When and where the goods were taken is unknown. It looks like the get of a eneak thief, of whom there appears to be some visiting the city.
 An individual who claimed tn be all wool and yard wide, and weighing l10 pounds, walked into the Fashion yester- day and offered to "do up" the entire concern. Billy Reid, who happened to be nea- and wss directly addressed by the "Belfast Spider" resented the pre- tensions of the neT comer with an open handed sap that brought the gore and landed Mr. Belfast on the sidewalk. To- day be was before Recorder Council and was meek enough. He wassent up for fifteen days.
 InDiE ration Commissioner Reppy leaves for hs Florence home tonight II reports affairs in PinGl county as quiet blt pro porous. The coming of the rev railroad wiil give an i'm petus to business ti.at Will bring the county 10 the front place ste deserves to occupy. 1t tis his intention, as commissioner, to induce IDmi4 rants in that direction, and tnus settle the ailuvIal valleys and open up the great wealth that lies hidden ia her undeveIcped minerals.
 Dave Allen, the Hcn. P. Nj. at Wash ington camp, IS in the city. He reports the mines whereabouts es prosperous and much ore beiE0 ehipp-d therefrom. The Pride of the Wast, now worked under lease from the Duquesne company, by Jerry Nevil snd Fraok Olsen, is turning out some remarkably fine ore. The Bonarza, also the property of the Du quense company, Is operated by the Fitz- geralds of E. Paso. Two carloads of ore are being shipped daily from Crit tenden Twelve big mule teams are do- ing the hauling between the mines and the railroad station.
 Word has been received from Cr,t- tenden that in the Barnett Sprecher shooting case, the bullet from Barnett's little gun which hi5 Sorecher in the ribs and wss supposed to have bounded out. diG nothing Of the kind but split in two, one piece penetrating the body but doing DO serious injury. The other piece net having been found may be go- ing yet for ell the doctors know of it's whereabouts. The injured man return ed 10 his post of duty today. Barnett is sti n Noggles and will have a hearing On Tuesday next before the Hon. J. P. of thft burg.
 The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias met in Williams, on the A. P. road, May l. Today dispatch was received stating that Mir. Fred Feish- mID had been elected grand chancellor or tae order ia Ariz)n The honor couli not have fails D to better m n or more exemplary citizen and the CITIZEN t kes pleasure in congrstulating Mir. Freshman upon the honor conferred and also the .g' eat order of which hs is the distIn guished he'd on his selection for taat bgh office.
 The fight batE cen Roswell Hart and his wife ID the L1s Angeles police court shows Hart to hs good deal of slouch and in need of fcoshiding at tbe hands cf indignant women. The man that will et-ike woman as Hart is said to have done, or even threatened 10 do SO. is a low bred ecrub and not deserving of 8 place in any respectable community. Hart and h's wife were married in Tomb store about three years ago and au effort 10 keep the marriage secret was made at the tIme. but business before the land office in th city compelled them to re. veal their relationship.
 The ball given by the Ladies UnIver- sa! Benevolent \ soci ton at the old Mssooio hal last night was grand euccess aId netled the society over one hundred dollars. The attendance was large, the music good, and refreshments of the best The latter were served in the banquet hall and were we'll patroniz- ed by the merrymakers. The tables were prettily presided over by a num- Der of handsome young mlsses among whom were Pearl Seeley, May Ainsa, Jessie Maker, Bessie Drake, Birdie Gull yer, Clara Perrin, Fanny Bethune and Emma Johnson. They proved them selves to be charming entertainers. On the whole the ladies having the affair ID charge are highly grstified over the