Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. J. s. Noble leaves for the coal
 tonight.
 It rsined heavily at Bowie static
 last night.
 Arizona Lodge No. l, A. o. U. W
 meets tonight at 7:30.
 MT. Hamilton, of the Tucson smeiter has gone to Sonora on mining business
 pr. Goodfellow has put an iron roc on bis Warner street property.
 Mrs. J. R. Watts and Miss Watts wen this morning to Bullock's ranch to spend a few weeks ID recuperatlon.
 Treasurer Johnson has reached ths letter G, in the sale of delinquent tal property.
 The surveyo rs of the north and south road ara pus hing this way. At last ac counts they were camped twenty miles southeast of Florence.
 Judge Meyers this morsing sent Juan Mar, os uo jail for fifteen days for the theft oG pair of trousers from Tailor Martinez.
 Judge and Mrs. Barnes leave for Prescott tonight. They will be absent about tgo weeks.
 Col. J. Knox Corbett took his seat in the school board yesterday. Capt Gray was elected chairman and MT. Corbett clerk.
 Miss Josephine Wood gave a party last night st the residence of Mrs. Ben Heney in honor of Miss Ella Hays who leaves tonight for Nogsles.
 There will be an extra Pullman on the excursion sleeper tonight for the benefit of those taking advantage of the rates offered for visit 10 the coast.
 Rain. hail or shine, or DO rain at sll you can always depend upon getting good dinner at the French restaurant.
 Judge Scott will attend to al! police duties during the absence of Recorder ConDeli at the sea side.
 No we have not heard any thing drop and we dort expect to. This Is conh- dsntial, but 1t answers question put at least 100 times today by the anxious hearted.
 Juan Castillo and Amado Villsresl were today committed to Jail on charge of assault upon Jesus Armlllo. Their trial comes before Jus tice Scott tomor- row. George Cooler enc of the Pioneers of Arizona is now located at the Soldiers home in Santa Monica, California. He has written to friends here that he Is more than satisfied with hIs new sur roundinss and is happy and contented- ] TSere is DO assessment for July in | the A. o. U. w. but the finance com l mIttee of the grand lodge cali for the | payment of the annual relief call of | Sl.
 Miss Emily Flynn hes been appointed | teacher in school district No 27. north | of Tueson. This district is known as the Ampbetbeater district and is one of | the most important districts outlying | the city. Ms Flynn is said to be most | excellent teacher.
 The former name of the present city | of Hermosillo, Scnora, Mexico, was Pitic and the town Of Altar iD the same state was known as Guadalupe. At least So states MT. Benigno Garcia who is familliar with Sonora history.
 Kit Carson the half breed Indian who shot su eye out of Capt Jack Burgess, and was afterwards sent to the peniten- il r for tTenty yesrs-giyes notice where I will do the most good-Cf his inten tin 0 gpp!y fer pardon. He has been in iril for about two years.
 Call for what ven want and get what you call for at the French Restaurant. The weather may be hot and business duil, but the rush 10 the French Rae- tarrapt continues 10 grow Rpace This is in measure due to the absence of wives in California. Men are fond O good eqting, hence patronize the French Restaurant.
 MT. B Schwab wlll leave for the east tomorrow morning and will be absent probably three months. He goes as bCyer for l.. Zscgepdorf Sc Co. Mr SchwRb is Gno or the brightest aud most ezp perienced 6ry goods men in the coun- try, thoroughly familiar with the trade he goes to purchase for. Sple did and appropriate lines of goods will be the result.
 Emma Bald win. single, aged 37, hay ing been brought in on Wednesoa ay from the Cgnos racch on he Santa Cruz by her mother and brother, was today ex> amined as to her sanity. It was ordered by the court that she be committed to the territorial asylum.
 Dr. Odermatt who for the past two yeare has oficlated as cls TX of the board of school trustees ended his labors as such yesterday and was succeeded by MI. Knox Coruett. pr. Odermatt made one Of the most efficient clerks the board ever had. His usefulness as 8 member will continue.
 The Rosemont copper smelter started up today. They have about 700 tons of ore ID readiness to be put through. On the com pletion of .he work the smelter will again close down for an Inditinite period. 4 letter to the board of equaliz atlon from Mir. Rose contained this statement.
 Frank Heney leaves tonight for Aran- sas Pass, Tex, heinz pecunisrily inter- ested in the work Of developing the harbor st that place. The eastern capi tslists who have become interested have already deposited in bank Sl45,000 to carry on the work and the balance nec- essary Is assured.
 Company F, of the A. N. G. had a meeting last night. The srmory entrance vae guarded by detail of Sergeant Etcheils and four men from company ", WnO allowed eoulttance only to members of Company F, in uniform. Company F were notified of an order by Colonel Martin to turn In to the territory their uniforms, arms and accoutrements. The meeting adjourned till Friday without deciding upon any action.
 Albert Allen Webb. the four year old sen of MT. and Mrs. Sam F. Webb, died at 6:30 o'clock last Sunday night of diphtheria and was buried at 2 o'clocK the next morning, owning to the nature Of the decease. The little fellow had