Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24
LOCAL NEWS.

SaiSS AS iAA AlS NANs.
 Messrs. Bent & Sampson left for th'
 Guijas tE;s moTning. They expsct
 be Hosent ten days.
 Mir Rosanstern, of La MaIieosa store
 has gone Un business Vlsit to
 and lntermediate Oints. hose! ls
 business rustler.
 Etfo-ts to make combine on oeei
 fsu through because Phll ScnTleoei
 eto,d from und would not enter. 1h5
 ,ntantIon was 10 re tore tte malten beer
 to its old figure of ten cents per giaes.
 NIT. c. A. Elliott returned yesterday
 if m visit to the copper emp in the
 Sle.rltAs. He reports the mlLe looking
 sp enaid and eho ~lDg four feet of ore
 that will average twenty per Cent.
 The assessed valuation of property ID
 Pi lal county for tEe current !! ear Is 9I'
 54 .764 G.. Ii ere are 23,625 head oi cs.lle, 2l70 horsse, 33C0 sheep, 54' b ne ana out thrt. -tAlee asses.
 The Phoeaix dai7ymen have about twenty five COWS at the old OaCofh place. They wiii devote themselves e1- ci.=.veiy to quite. making and iaSteI
 
 Mir. 4. Gutsch, " tn the Pacific Gas I.pc.ye nspt cG Gmpany.of San Franc C .,
 has been in the city TOT tae ] isl le"
 days. h the absence Of Col. Lacy lh
 CalIfornla. Mr. Gussch wiil have me
 management or tEe Tucson Gas Com~
 pany.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. Herrera, of Nogales, are m the city. Mr. Herrera IS Ma. or of that toEn and cashier of the Infer national Bank. iie is aI old ArizJnah' a live, energetic citizen and creoit 10 aav town. The CITIZEY takes pleasure in bidding him welcome to inc oiu pueblo.
 Mir. Sam Katzenste;n, head Of the grocery department of l.. Lschendofl ~ Go. has resigned his poeltIon and "ll' turn his attention else where. Sam Is not only a good storekeeper but a RooO miner who has shook more golden que glg from the lap of old mother earth than be ever did at merchandising
 Tae iljunction case against the No paies town conuci. was s-ttle1 today by nos being settled at ali. Commissioner c .mers held thas the injunction must stand til the Gut stoD can te settled at the October Ierm 4f tue district court Th:s virtually euspeGas the functions of said council till the date mentioned.
 4 carload ot wInes and liquors are at the depot consigned to Mr. A. NanheT- s sscke, of ths California Wine House. h the car there are nifty live barrels of wine, thirty cases cf brGnGie5, cograc and ether fine liquors. The California wine house has struck a popular chord ard it takes carloads 10 supply the demand.
 Ex-Marshal R. II. Paul is in from th coal borers camp near SolOmonviliF. gettin. thr5uga tae boulderS. of which there Is 6n immense wash o; u1EEo~n depth. Work, however, k progressing and in the course ot few moaths important revelations from the coal formation may be looked for.
 4 dog poisoning cyclone struck The son g few days since and gathered in its victims by the score. Couve, and 1 South Meyer streets furnished each a big wagon load of q ogs tagged ant uu tagged. Well bred and base born were tGr VII h the wagon together ard haul eG to ths dog cemetery. Just who man ipuiated inc deadly drug has not been 1 although efforts in that d. Ieclion are said to have been made.
 The Huachaca boys will be here to> morrow night and will open in R ids opera house on the 22i. There will be thirty in tue troupe anc they me not only for the purpose of giving a fret : f.r rsz,F-, n nf +D l general good time. On Thursday night , the opera house should be crowded 10 it utmost capacity, as It VII then give the boys some money to spend about town- 4 good base ball game may also be looked for.
 The case 0, the tom council of No gales before Commissioner Chalmers " 3 called this morEiDg. Attorney Mars9n for tbs protestaut5 objected t. 1 the motion to dismiss the Injunction or the ground that the Com mIssjOHer had no jurisdiction. The court was inclined t. taks Ike view of the situation. An aS 9urnment was then bac till four o'clock this afternoon in order 10 give time 10 look up authorities.
 Francisco Naldonado was up before |, ge Mayer today for attempted es- C aud wa7 civen an extra thirty days il. tbe pen. Frank has the reputation that IS usually carried cund by wife beaters and WAS doi7g thrty days cour- ty service for his last chic ir that d. rection. He etjil had thirteen days 10 Serve when he vgmoosed tnOut s7yiEg good bye. TGis, to say the least, wae d d.scoUrteoDs to the sheriff. Today he " again pulled" and Judge Meyer added thirty days 70 the old sentence.
 Shortly after the first warning pistol shot was heard last night. Q Well known citzer, whose wife is by the sad sea way. for the summer, WAS seen with haS and coat in O"e hand and shoes in the oth-r, headi- 2 Up Ochog street at 2:i0 gait. It was subsequently learned that he had partially disEobed himself for the noble purpose ot making better tims in the direction of the ire bell. Fortunately its familiar tones were heard by the time he turned the first dark corner. But his intentions were good jus. JEe same.
 Mr. E. C. Cacruthers, merchant of Gia Bend, was ID the city yesterday. | " hen speaking of the cahal at that | .ont he sH that the aiIgirs of The sev- ersl companies were so terribly mixed that i. was almost impossible 10 tell | ''to,ber from which" Uader the late nction of tEe supreme court work will | be deIayei for two years. But nOtwith- standing their disappointment all the | settlers thereabouts can do is wait. As | they have been doing this for the past | several ye ITS another year or so makes 1 no great difference providing they can | manage 10 bridge it over. Mr. Carruth- | CTS is a pleasant gentleman and a good ciiiZ5D.
 At one o'clock this morning the cen Sral portion or the town was startled by the ra0id firing of Q revolver and short ly afterward by the changing of the fire L. :. AL -r