Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.

country yesterday.
 The break on the Sonora road
 been repaired and thorough train fr'
 the south may be expected in this evs
 I'g.
 Hon. Frank Dysart, treasurer
 Graham County, and ore "f the II
 young Republicans of the Gila valley
 II the city.
 There is q big washout on the Sc
 era road. The track is torn up and u
 wires are down so the trouble cam
 be located.
 Gold may shrink in the United Stat'
 treasury but the good livingat Il
 French Restaurant never gets belC
 high Water mark.
 The HuRchuca boys are in town the
 are fine looking lot Of men and al
 said to be excellent performers. A flu
 house should greet at the opera hous
 tonight.
 M-. F. D. Crumb came in from Cali fCrnia this morning. His " fa is recO' ericg from severe surgical operaLlo and is expected back about Octo5e
 f-st
 The rain storm of last evening was
 daisy If suth term is applicable to ta heavIest rainstc-m Of the seGsOu. Abou one and quarter inches hit the groun' in c short time sud the streets ran tor rents
 sketch ot George du Maurier' artistic career, with characteristic DI MaUrier drawings to illustrate the deve lopment Of his art, will be given in liar peris Weekly for August 24th.
 A twelve pound baby, all boy, made his debut at the home ot Mir. md Mrs. Al. Ezekiels about ten o'clock this morn- ing. The new boarder made himself welcome ard at once took possession of the house. Hereafter his dad will play SC cond fiddle about their mansicn.
 Mrs. Hunt zee Mrs. Moreno, the young widow who married in haste and Is repanting at leisure. left for Los An geies on Tuesday evening last. Her two children were kept aud cared for by her brother in-law and sister Mir. and Hrs. Emilio Moreno.
 Hon. Geo. Cheyney passed through Tucson yesterday en route for Tom b. etone on 6 visit to his family. He re- ports hIs mill on the Montona mine running 10 its full capacity, with plenty of water and an abundance of o,e. The Montana is undoubtedly one of The prize mines of the country.
 MT. E. Randolph, who is 10 succeed J. ; Noble as psrintendent of ihe Tucson division of the Southern Pacific railroad, will arrive on Monday morning next. He comes from the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad and is said by those who know him to be very pleasant gentle men.
 Four and ninaty-three hundredihs inches Of rain have fallen thus far. As rule the doNnpour has not been gen eral but spot ed" Some portions Of the country are robed ID green while others are bare ard brown. The rain of last Wednesday, however, appears to have covered a wide range. The Huachuca soldiers pulled for home last night after the show at the opera house. They simply weren't in if. ThIs they realized and acted ac- ccrdingly. They had fair hcusa, con- seouantly no fault could be found in that direction. It was fully up to the merits of the troupe. If there is law against fast bicycle | riding on the streets, 1t should be en- | forced. If this was done the accident | of last night could not have happened. | There is also law requiring that each | bicycle shall be supplied with a bell and l that same shall De rung ct each street l crossing. T5is law Is utterly dlsreg2ri- l ed without fear Of penalty. ca March I7. 1873 Judge Osborn was appointed Notary Public for Pima county. He Is still notary public and l has had the office TOW for more that g years. On April l5. 1873 he was ap- pointed Probate Judge of Pima county, and CD that same day l.. c. Hughes was appointed Attorney General for Ari- zona. The city recorder had one drunk and disorderly before hin yesterday. He mulcted tse fellow out of s and told him to go and sin nc mere. 1 va2rRDt Mexican haiIinE from Benson also at tracted his honor's attention. He was given summer outing of five days in the city bastile. MT. II. Harrison, Superintendent of tha Franco American company, WAS an old frieDd of Judge A. II. Hackney Of Globe. in Silver City New Mexico, away back in 1872. He had been told tbat the old Judge had crossed the great divide and was pleased to learn other wise.
 Hon. George ". Cheyney, who left for Tombstone yesterday morning, was obliged 10 turn back at Benson yester- cay. Both railroads were washed out by the San Pedro which wns inner sely swollen, and as there was 10 hoI e of iuI- mediately crossing, he returned here and VIII probably go back to- morrow. He reports a tremendous rush of water dogn the Pantauo cIenega.
 The Huachuca band paraded at o'clock thls afternoon and made a fine showing. ca Rce0unt of the lateness Of the hour in which they arrived they were somewhat late in ge ting on the streets, but ample amends were made when they did get there. Everybody turned out to hear them acd il is hoped that everybody will turn out ani go to the show tonight. IL will be the treat of the season.
 Recorder Council is evidently getting better and may soon be expected home, as may be evidenced by letter received yesterday by Acting Recoreer Treat from Dr. Campbell, director of the asy- lum, in which be sad: 'It giv-s me great pleasure to inform you of the Tap Id cOnvalesceHce Of Mir. Cornell. IF every thing goes well be will be able to leave here for his home in ten days or txo weeks. He seems all right at the present writing but desire that he be- come litt'e stronger before leaving"
 Today a couple of Mexican boys, probably between eight and ten years of age, were engaged in catching grasshr D. pets, which the electric lights are bring ing on the streets in great numbers. h.nl l,n,r,