Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.
The Rillito is on the boom.

Columbia.
 The board of equalization meets tc- morrow.
 MT. and Mrs. J. N. Dodson arc in from the San PeGre.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. 0. Perry wero ID the city from Phoenix.
 The board of equalization was in ses- sion today. This was final clean up of the busieesa of the board so an adjourn meut without date was had.
 City Recorder Scott had s case of drunk and disOrdeTIy before him. The culprIt wac assessed 55 and told to go and sin DO more.
 Col. J. H. Martin returned home from San Francisco this morning from three weeks visit to Los Angeles and the coast.
 Frank Heney is expected from San Francisco in the morning. He will stay here day or So to attend to some busi- ness and then go Cn to AraDsas Pas, where he will probably locate.
 Harper's Weekly in the near future will publish a fourpage supplement describing the annual cruise of the New York Yacht Club, with illustrations by T. de Thulstrup.
 It is reported that the stage running between Santa Ana and Altar, Sonora, was held up by two men a few days elnce and robbed. The authorities su;- cJeied in arTesting the highwaymen, whO were then stood up and shot with out judge or jury.
 Dr. Pease has removed his office from Pennington street 10 the corner Cf Church street and AlaIden Lane, the office formerly occupied by Dr. Fenner. pr. PeHse is building up Q large and successful practice.
 4 deed for one quarter interest in the PoOrmGn mine, Tn Gro Blanco dis trict WAS filed with the county recorder today. The deed G8s made April lS, 1892 by Elizabeth Spaight to Mrs. T. 4. Jones.
 Dr. Trippel, father of Hon. Eugere A. Trippel IS Tn the city on visit to bis sor. The Dr. is one of the most expert mining engineers in the country, but cf recent wears has partially abandoned bis profession and has established himaeli as an orchardist near Mesa.
 Peter Kitchen, the veteran pioneer is fast approaching the end of his earthly career. It is sad that he will hardly live to zee the morning dawn again. H. has been confined 10 his bed for the past four months and today he is un- conscious. He is nearing 1G years.
 The city council will in all probabil- ity take no acton regarding the absence of Recorder Cornell pending the expi- ration of the two months Ello yed 5y law. No word has been received of the unfortunate man for tbe past several days. There is sad to be about c dozen applicants for his position.
 A dispatch sent out by the Associated Press states that Jerry Gardner, who killed J. Hendech on the Gesert and was subsequently, arrested and placed iD lail at Riverside, Cal, accounts Of uhich were published in the CITIzEy, died Of heart diseRse ID Jail Wednesday,.
 Train 20, west bound, due here at G:30 last evening, was delayed by a freight wreck near Wilma station, \. N. The wreck WAS caused by a settling of the road due to a heavy fall of rain in that vicinity. No one was injured ani no great amount Of damage doDe. Train 20 was expected in at about 3:30 this af- ternoon.
 Some time since Sheriff Leatherwcod posted notices in the court hopse yard warning parties not to pluck the hoT- ers as was was being indlscriminateiy done. h revenge for this, probably, some evil disposed person twisted a couple of rose bushes off near tbe ground and also destroyed thrifty young locust tree near the lower Pennington street walk. The vandals if caught will be severely punished.
 The case of Dr. Girard vs. Chas, F. Banks on account of rent was taKen 10 San Xavier today. The case, 1t sp- pears, was first brought before Justice Meyer but on affidavit Cf defendant that he could not get justice the case was transferred to Justice Scott. Here . legal impeachment of some kind Eas en- countered that used up the eligibility of his honor who assigned the case 10 l Justice Berger General Wilson repres- ented the defendant and Thos. Bortou l Esq, the complainant
 Ben Fairbanks met with quite eeTi- i ours accident on his lats trip 10 tbe I Santa Rita mountains. He had haruea- | se1 up preparatory to starting and I was standing near his horse, c high i spirited animal, which was suffering i from the torment of flies, when he was | kicked on the loft leg between | the knee and ankle. lie thought ncth- l ing of 1t at the time, but the day follow 1 no ha al n 5y, .I and has been compelled to carry it ID 8 | sling since. Although no bones were broken the wound was botL painful and ] severe. {:
 Albert Zeigler, Tucson boy, but now ] temporarily in PhoenlZ as an assistant | in the weather bureau office, had little ] trouble in the capital city in which he | came out with flying cclors. It appears | that he had rented room and paid g | deposit thereon. This his l8ndltdy con- 1 strued into 8 months engagement and | the two American dollars as 6 bargain | binder, but the boy did not want the | place and was not to be so caught. He l applied to the sheriff end 1 was granted the relief sought and no l foolishness was tolerated.
 pr. Trippel is in receipt of letter from mining expert of T cpeB8 from l which We are permitted to excerpt the ! following: "'rhe prospects for rapid im- i provement in all ciaeses of mining enter prises Is most hatterinG and my eastern l associates have requested me to secure several good mining properties to sup ply orders for parties having an abun- dance Of idle capital to invest, especially in well developed gold properties. | have parties who desire to purchase the Crowned King group in YGyapsl oou1ty if the owners still desire or will sell. The lcrg contioued depression about paralyZed cur business, but am glad to know that business is improving.
 Twenty Pima county warrants issued July 1884, for sundry accounts, amount ing to $lO22.G0, were at the lime pur