Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

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 The list of telephone subscribers is steadily increasing. The latest is num- Der e, Julius Goldbaum.
 Mrs. Keihl, her mother and sister, Mrs. and Mics Smith, left for Los An geles on Saturday night last.
 Robert Wood from Arivaca is iR town. He reports business there lively in mining operations.
 Golden Link Lodge No. ?, Degree of Honor, 4. o. U. w., meets at Masonic hall tonight at 7:30.
 Judge and Mrs. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Martin went with a few friends picknIcked at Sabine canyon Sunday.
 Col. c. c. Bean is in Yavapai county looking over his mining interests in that section.
 4 Bisbee mother recently gave birth to a twelve pound girl baby. It was feared at first that she would not live but at last accounts was improving rapidly.
 Several of the children of Hon. Fred G. Hughes have been ill with diptherIa. All are nowin fair way for recovery. The physician in attendance is said to have used the anti toxine remedy.
 W. Tiiada and Encarnacion Maldo- uado came up before the city recorder for druukness and disorderly conduct on Sunday, and were given few days in jail.
 The Odd Fellows celebration on the evening of the 26th will be given in the opera house and not in the lodge rooms as was originally intended, the latter being to smal! to seat those who have expressed desire to be present.
 The Citizens building and loan as- soclstion at its last monthly meeting, loaned 5000 to MT. Alex Rossi and S120O to J. c. Maillar. This means more brick residences for Tucson. The good that IS done Dy the building and loan assocIations of this city is wonder ful.
 Rev. Serna reports a larga audience on the plaza last evening. He has now been Tn his present field of labor five months and in that time has had twenty bsptisms. Meetings at which theology and the scriptures are discussed are held every evening at his residence. 336 Mey- er street.
 MT. J. s. McDonald, of ;. :, Donald & Co. Manufacturing ~ S' M 7 at 147 to 153, Fifth Avenup ct SeaClohe!i in the city en route to ,ro RIa RTImlcaeoi ' is brother of MT, IT WcDano15 ao tb' b' famous one stamp mil ma,, ftf.,a of +bo 6.s Ir, Blanco district. The one stannn tbat has done such efficient work in nonr5' Ing out thP yellow metal is soon to he Tepiaceu oy ten stamp mill and +he oulilen output from the Golden EsoIe mlne multiplied tep fold.
 The military band and Companv D of Tucson will go on May 9th to NogaIee to have friendly bout in shooting and music with their comrades in arms in the frontier city. Pract:cing by both band and soldiers i7 being done and an lnIeiestins Hatch is promised. It IS also 4L p0SS ..nty that as the 9th Of May Is .ne anniversary of the taking of Puebla from the French by Gen. Diaz In 1856, and that the event will be celebrated be- comingly by the Mexican garrison there, they might join in an international con test with the boys from Arizona.
 On "Wednesday evening about o'clock MT. $. 4. Douglass arrived from the Ripsey mine with Wm. c. Miller, who had been sick with inflammation of the bowels for several days without medical attendance About an hour after reach ing Florence be died. He was an ey- emplary young man only 2l years Of age, son of Judge John Miller, of Flor ence. The funeral took place Thursday afternoon and was largely attended. The afflicted family have the sincere sympathy of the people generally Tribune.
 The ladies of the Women's Universal Benevolent Association are much ID need of funds to carry on the good work of administering to the necessities of the poor and unfortunate. For this purpose they are compelled to appeal to the public. Not wishing to sClIcit money direct they have decided to give ball and announce May 2nd as the time. As the cause IS one that appeals to the hearts Of every humane man and woman in the city, it is to be hoped that success in the highest degree will crown their efforts. Tickets have been placed at the popular price of one dollar admitting ladies and gentleman.
 l VI court for nearly a week. It IS popular ly known as the Chinese hog Case. " A year or go ago a vicious hog owned by a ChinamRn attacked and killed another Chinaman. The relatives of the dead ChinRman brought suit against the owner of the murderous hog for dam ages. IL was deci1ed in the district court, was appealed to the supreme court and by it remanded back for a new hearing. The jury before whom the rehearlng went out and disagreed. The Chinese interpreter when accosted by the CITIZEN man as to what he thought of the case grinningly said. "Oh, no good, no good, hog eat China man, ChinamRn eat hog, lawyers eat both hog and ChlnRman.
 Real Estate Agent Shedd is in re- ceipt of letter from Anxious Inquir> CT" domiciled in Hartford, Conn, praying that he be confidently and authoratlvely advised of the value of certain shares of stock issued by the TortlllitR Mining company, and also as to the number and amount of dividends and interest accrued thereon. Mir. Shedd, who has an elevator of Missouri wit on tap, con eiderstely advised him to make q pres ent of it to his mother-in-law. and in doing so to impress upon the old lady the length and breadth of his generosity, but at the same time not to loose any sleep in fooIishly imagining that be had given away Q fortune aDd thus made his wife's relatives purse proud and rich. for he hadn't.
 Between the third and fourth acts Of Through the Lines" at the opera house mn Saturday evening last Hop Tom Davis sang with much success the latest song, "The Brownies" Arizona has the proud distinction of claiming this song as its very own, for the worde, which are very appropriate, are by Mir. G. W. LIoaalnr- tka rr-oll Lrr nd ln-