Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Mrs. J. A. Black writes from Chicas
 that the weather there has bee
 insuffersbly hat.
 Water in the Ls OSa country is r
 ported scarce although cattle look We
 and the ranges are in fair condition.
 The university prize medals Ere o
 exhibition in H. A. Zeckepdorf's iewelr
 snow wiodow. They are beauties an
 are being much admired.
 A deed was filed Saturday from Adolf
 Carrillo to Albert Seeinfeld for the NJ
 Ii of Section IS, Township Is south range 14 east, consideration SlOO.
 Miss Hannah Mansfield will it i announced, entertain a number of he young friends CD Friday evening next.
 Ills honor Mayor Buehmhn has beer rustlcating in Wilcox. He Is expected home tonight.
 Advices from St Joseph hospital ar
 to the effect that Mrs. Trimbel is stil
 improving in health. Mir. Trimble vii
 probably return home tonight.
 A large band of mountain sheep ar reported in the Baboquivaris. They holC we'll to the crest of the range. The laV against tbsr destruction is severe 6nC : will be enforced by the authorities.
 A car load of cattle winch was ship ped from Thomas last Monday was burn ed on the Southern Pacific, near Dem Ing. The car contained troughs of hay and ii is supposed the fire started from fhio m f@nrnQ6 fC death.
 Mir. E. l.. Wetmore reports that bees have been slow workers this spring and that but little swarming has been done. This he attributes to the scarcity of rain. Last week they were, he save, more ac- tive than usual.
 Cards of invitations are out by Master Herman Fleishm8n announcing that he will be at home CD Friday afternoon and evening next, from 1 o'clock till 9:3O to bis little friends in celebration of his 12th birthday.
 From 6000 to 1000 cattle will be ship ped from Pima county alone by Mir. J. B. Holt. These cattle will ell go to Montana for feeders. Arlzops cattle shipped to northern grass are said to sl- most double their weight inside of two years.
 W. $. Sturgis is in from his ranch in the Bxboquivaris. Herenorts 1900 head of cattle in charge of N. w. Bernard in route here. They belong to the Holt purt hssss and were purchased fDr Janu- sry last MT Holt offers to make further contracts but his offer is refused unless a higher price IS paid for the remain ing cattle cn the ranges.
 John Raglan who shot ard killed his brother William few days since, wss given hearing before Judge Meyer and acq 1itted on the charge of murder. It traDsg fred during the examination that the killing WAS done in self defepsH. Will liam had sworn to kill John and was ID ret his own fate.
 The father of MT. Albert Steinfeld who has been visiting his son in Tucson is reported as seriously i'll at MT. Stein fields residence. Mir. Steinfel6 was con- stant in attendance today, net visiting his place of business. Mir. Steinfeld Sr was in delicate health at the time of his arrival.
 No invitations to the lawn social are required. The ladies having it in charge viii make every body welcome. The price Of adm ieeion will be D cents and g like amount will be charged for refresh ments. A splendid musical program has been prepared. A delightful evening is m anticipation.
 Judge Gooding, ex-chIef justice Of Ari- Zona, has permanently located in Los Angeles, where he will practice law. The judges wife and daughter are Ht present ia Connecticut, but are expected to join the Judge soon.
 Prescott proposes to make her coming fourth of July celebration 8 territorial affair, but what is the matter with Tue son having one on her own account. There is lots of tune yet and if the tffair is properly managed Tucson can be as patriotic Prescott.
 Mrs H Goldberg, of Phoenix, sister Of Hon. 5. H. Drschman and mother of Mrs. H. A. Zeckendort is m the city CD route to Philad lphia to visit sister whom she has not seen for 20 years. She is guest of Mir. and Mrs. s. H. Drachman.
 Mir. Ivsncovich has iu use in his store what is known as "computiDg scale" It weighs and figures at the same time. Oa one bar the weight Ie shown and On another bar the cost of the article weighed. It is an ingenious ly constructed and accurate machine.
 A good audience greeted Mrs Nj. A. Freeman at the opera house last night, snj her lecture on "rhe Spirit ct '76," commanded the complete attention of every person present. She bar died the subject with great ability and won frequent applause. The subject of the lecture tonight is, Separation of church and state, and the Battle for Bread" IL is topic that is interesting to every body and the public is invited to attend. These lectures are free.
 M-. Alfred c. Sheen, formerly with the Norton, Drake Co.,, has severed his business connection in Tucson. and left last night fer ArRDsas Pess, Texas, at which place Mir. Sheen has business interests. Mir. Sheen was deservedly a very popular man in business and social circles wherein he was so con- SD cuous, B figure and his departure will be regretted by hoet of friends, whom will miss hIs considerate friend shIp and good natured emile. Towser Sheen, it is needless to say, left on the same train for ArHnsas Pass, where he will pass the heated term.
 The. ladies of the Congregational church Neo will give a lawn party on May IF at the home of Mrs. w. c Davis, have arranged highly interesting and extensive programme. The Treble Cief Society who have been studying under the direction of Mrs. E D. Crum, have consented to giv<t~S nun bers. Splos, duets and plano eolos will be rendered by the folloEing ladiss who have kindly consented to assist. Mrs. E. D. Crum, Mrs. s. Morrison, Mrs. B. M Jacobs. Mrs. Chas. R. Drake, Mrs. Ainsa, Mrs. n Il . n