Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Roy Seeley has the humps.

pr. Fenner has a new wheel It Is
 beauty.
 Mrs. $. H. Drachman Is confined t' her bed with the grip.
 Marshal Meade is in Prescott m at tendance on court
 The winds blew cold from the hills last night but there was no frost.
 CD. Whitcomb, uatil recently lR the cigar business in this city, has gone to Williams.
 Mrs. Neal and daughter, Mrs. s 'aun- ton leave for .ne Congress mine tonight.
 The new bicycle club which meets to n ght for organizat on will have mem bership of about one hundred.
 The hobo element has been common in town for the past few days.
 Abraham Lincoln Council No. ? Jr., O. U. A. NJ. meet tonight at l:3o.
 It IS said that J. R Rice, the ''cow- boy evangelist" and wife Will soon visit Tucson.
 Hon. Tom Davis has located permsn- entiy in Tucson, where h5 will at once take up tue practice of law.
 Gypsies are in town telling fYrtunes at a dollar piece. A two dollar ante will double shoot the tickle goddess.
 It is reported that the Southern Pa cite will build large hotel at Mari cooa. One is badly needed at that >foint.
 Ex-Auditor Howard c. Boon will shortly move to Dallas Texas where be will engage in the life insurance busl- ness.
 The board of directors of the Tucson Building aud joan soclety meet in re- gular session this evening h the city hail, the usual hour.
 Cards are out for birthday party to be given by Miss Gertrude Push on Thursday next, at the home of her parents on Jackson street.
 The last will end testament of Jesus Taglsis de Va.enZuela was admitted to probate today and William l.. Johnson sppointed executo-. c ,lden Link Lodge No ? Degree of Honor A. O. U. W. hold theIr reguiar weekly meeting at Masonic Hall ttis
  ments and musical exercises. Governor Hughes yesterday issued | comm .ss ions tI eleven f the twelve lm | mi kr8tion commissioners. The com missioner for Piuai county has not yet | been appointed.
 Arguments in ths C.labssss land case vera coutinu ned today. The court ad- joIrred til ten o'clock Monday when the C4noa grant will be up for eettle- mant.
 Assembly exercises at the University | will be held as usual at 5 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Am address will | be gwen by Pro. R. H. Forbes on "the Value of Scientific Education to All zona." The public is cordially invited | to attend.
 The Phoenix Herald says that Hon. Thos. Fitch and wife will leave Thurs day morning on their tour of Europe. | Mr Fitch is busy endeavoring to close | up his business prepar atory to his de- parture. Dave Gold0aum is on the wing again. | He has left New Mexico and is now in | Central America, where he has gone | into the coffee growing business. He | has an interest with young capitalist | who took fancy to him.
 It is reported that the Sunset Limit ed. the fast tra D running brtWeen New l Orleans and San E-.nc sco, will be taken off early in Jh.. month. ho official an- n uncenent If ;h4 cnance has been re- ceived at Inc station.
 Rob Tt Miller was elected councilman | last night In the place of the late James | W. Whailey MT Miller $ an eDerget- | lc business man and fully qualified for the ,ffica. lie will make a m st excel | lert councilman. His app1in inent | colid nct b. improved on.
 At the ensuing school election arthur Borton has been appointed inspector, W. J. Ross and R. B. K Hey iudges; | Henry Honussu and Max Zack clerks. | Ihs polls wall be ID the old school house 1 st the head of Congress street, as usual. | Rel geous services will be held at the | hone of Rev. Mir. Serna 336 South | Meyer street, tomorrow at 10:30 and l Sunday school at 2:30. It the evening | the usual services will be held CD the | Church plaza commencing at 7:30. All l are invited to be present. There will be meeting to organize a | bicycle club and adopt constitution | and by laws therefor, at the city hall | this evening at 30 o'clock. All bicy- | ciists are invited. The committee com posed Of Drs. FeOner and Pease, Messrs. | Tourney, Graves, DrGroff and FrrnklIn | will then make their report.
 Prof. Pomorskii, the exiled Russian, k-.1 C l.. n+ yl. church Tuesday evening next. The pro- lessor is not only an entertaining talker but his subject is replete with interest ing information. The subject matter O. bis lecture will lie largely in 8 disclosure of the secrets of the Russian empire. All will be delighted who hear him.
 Joe Madero, a well knowo ex-cews- paper man, had narrow escape from being shot last night. During sll. unpieaeantnees between some oeliger- .ent individuals "'J0e" drew a mediator but the thing went of without waiting for a point and the bullet passed through .a leg of his pantaioons below the left knee, glanced from the side of his foot aud struck the ground. It was a close shave.
 Scarcely a night goes by that there are not acts of lawlessness and violence in Barrie Libre. Last night the doors of two houses were kicked m, and the people whereabouts terrorlzed by the promiscuous firing of revolVers. The rowdy element dominate and make it unsafe for travel. No arrests are made for the reason that the police force is not sufficiently numerous to spread it. self all over the teWn. In border town of ab ut 5000 people, scattered over an area of two miles square two policemen are not enough.
 Rev Mir. Sern the Mexican EvaDge- list had 8 large congregation on tine Plazs Sunday evening aud delivered a very interesting discourse. The Sunday school under hls charge, started three