Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
LOCAL NEWS.


 A teachers examination for life certif- icates WAS n progress In the probate court today.
 Mrs. A. Y. Grossetta and Mrs. E. Warren leave for Santa Monica tonight to be gone for the summer.
 Golden Link Lodge No. ?, A. O. U. w, will have their first annual celebra- ton this evening at Masonic hall.
 As the CITIZEN goes to press the jury in the Cannon killing case were still deliberating and taking testimony.
 Mrs. H. W. Lowe, of Tubac, is in the city on probate business connected with the estate of her late husband.
 MT. 0. F. Hoff has been granted an exclusive franchise for putting tele- phones ID Prescott. Charley is rustler.
 The coroners inquest in the case of the killing of Bob Cannon by his wife, met as per adjournment and farther adjournment was had till 10 a. m. to- morrow.
 The two carloads of canaigre root recently shipped by the irrigation com pany were delivered at Pecos for SlI
 
 Europe.
 The American Girl will not appear at the opera house tonight, the company playing her, being delayed in California by crowded houses. The tickets sl- ready sold are good and due notice of their arrival here will be given.
 There is nothing new in the Cannon killing case today, but It IS said that some startling revelations will be made at the inquest tomorrow. Mrs. Cannon is still in jail.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Kosenstern left for California Saturday night. Mrs. Rosen- stern will probably reside there during the summer, but it is not certain wheth- CT she will make her home in Los Angeles or San Francisco.
 Mir. Alfred Donau, brother of Mrs. Albert Stienfeld, and formerly in the employ of L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, is in the city after years absence. Since leav- ing here he has gained considerable in weight. He IS meeting with royal re- ception from his old time friends.
 Mir. Lorenzo Walters, a young man born and raIsed at Sarlc, Sonora, leaves iu few days for his home. Mir. Walters is a student in the territorial university here and during the past year has made commendable progress in his studies, He will return in time for the opening or the school year.
 MT. and Mrs. J. N. Dodson, of the San Pedro, are ID the city en route to Flagstaff. Mir. Dodson is an old vete- ran of the late war and will attend the convention of the G. A. R. at Flagstaff, as a representative of Negley Post. He was member of Company K, Second Colorado, and saw his full share of the late unpleasantness.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Black among the oldest and most experienced educators ID Arizona, are in the city. They were before the territorial examining board for life certificates Monday. They have taught schools throughout the different towns in Southern Pima for the past thirteen years and always with great success.
 Presiding Elder Corbin of the Chi huahug mission hss returned from his l trip of inspection to Gusymas and in tervening stations. He preached in No l gales last Sunday, and would have had | larger audience but fer the fact that | there was bicycle race or a dog fight | on; every one in town seemed bent op | taking in the racket when they should | have been in church.-El Paso Herald |
 "We would urge every ore to read | the advertisement of Simmons Liver | Regulator. We have never before said | enc word in favor of any patent medi- | cine advertisement in our columns, but | having given Simmons Liver Regulator | fair trial, we do not hesitate to say | that for dyspepsia aud general debility | it caunot be excelled. Fred NJ Childs, editor of the ''News," Kenton, Ohio.
 4 cattle stealing case was before Judge Meyer yesterday. It resulted in the discharge of the defendant. A man named Flores branded calf which was subsequently, caimed by another party nemed Valenzuel8. On the latter making his claims known the calf was turned over te him and was by him sold 10 third party. After the calf had passed out of his hands he had Flores arrested with the above result. Flores in his efforts to seal the calf had placed his brand over that of Valenzuela.
 Hon. George Skinner returned home Thursday from Tucson. where he had been to attend the first annual con- mencement exercises of the university of Arizona, on Wednesday. MT. Skinner says that the program was carried suc- cessfully through and that the only break WAS the commission of the govern or's address. he having been detained in Phoenix. He says the exercises were highly instructive as we'll as entertain ing, and that the graduating class, Chas O. Rouse, Miss M rcedes A. Shibell and Miss Mary F. Walker, passed success fully through the examination, doing honor to themselves as well as to their iustructors.-Graham Bulletin.
 Mexican ginDed from skull to boots YVES promensding in the Barrie Libre today. In his right hand he carried a small bundle and in the same hand a murderous looking knife. He struck at passing stranger but fortunately the man saw tbe flash of the blade m the sun and avoided It, but was struck in the back by the bundle. The thug was arrested and will have hearing before Judge Meyers tomorrow.
 The report that Juan Bace, the well known Tucson butcher had died of smallpox st the Mines Prietas fortuna tely proves untrue. Trinidad Castillo. also of this city, is partner in business with Mir. Bsca and in 8 letter to his ( family here dated May 21, nothing is said about the demise of MT. Baca, and later Mir. Baca contredicts the rumor [ himself. Under date of May 28 he wrote to Miss Castillo and refers to the ( report of bis death by smallpox. He | declares that if if IS so he has not been rightly informed for the reason that he c is not only alive but is enjoying his | usual health. W. F. Lyons, editor of the Populist, published in Phoenix, was before the h police court on Saturday morning and f.