Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
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LOCAL NEWS.
Fred. G. Hughes lie in Phoenix.


Fred. G. Hughes lie in Phoenix.
Judge Barnes came 10 from California
this morning.
Hon. Jas. Finley came in from Phoe
nix this morning.
Ex-Sheriff Scott White, of Cochise
county, is in the city.
Hon. HI. ID. Underwood returned from
Phoenix on this mornings train.
Nothing has been heard today from
the party in search of the train robbers.
". K. Stone, Esq, an attorney OF
Florence, was in the city yesterday.
n. w. Fsison had a shipment OF ore
arrive from his copper mines today.
There is a telegram at the Western
Union office for Fannie Payne.
Carlos Velssco begins the issue Of q
daily edition of "El Fronterizo" today.
Thomas L. Bailey, superintendent Of
the Mohawk mine, is 10 the city on
business.
E. P. Drew, the Casa Grapde and
Florence stsge man, is in the city from
Casa Grsnde.
An Indian girl living scross the rail-
road track died last night and Was
buried today by the county.
Six drunk and down Mexicsns receiv-
I'd seven days apiece in Recorder Con-
nelI's court this morning.
Last night's train took ss passenger
VIM. Holiday, who goes to Pomona,
Cal.
Gen. Il. A. johnson returned last
night from his pleasure trip to the
Oracle.
Mrs. Clark, wife of Car Rspairer CLARK
OF the s. P, has left for a vacation in
California.
Schuyler Case has taken the road in
the interest of the Tucson Marble
Works. He is now at work in Pinsl and
Gils counties.
Surveyor Drummond has been putting
in time for week past upon the survey
OF the Fort Lowell military reservation.
The military band, Prof. Lozsnno,
director, will give an open air concert
on Thursday evening, at the CITY park.
M. F. Shaw has gone to the Santa
Ritss to examine some copper proper
ties. He will devote his attention to
mining for the present.
Mrs. Ralph Fetterly hes gone to
Lordsburg, N. NJ, for q visit to her
mother. Before her return Mrs. Fet-
mil nj a soff To
The following named Tucsonites are
registered at the Mountain View Hotel,
Oracle: Miss Lillian North, Miss Lena
Matthews, Miss Emily Flynn, Mrs
Csrlots Holbrook, Mr.. Bowers, DR..
Pease.
There will, in all probability, scon be
constructed new wagon road between
the upper ella valley and Clifton. Such
q highway would be OF inestimsble
value to the citizens along its route.
The Arizona Mission Conference Of
the NJ. E. church will meet at Phoenix,
on October 9, Bishop Foss presiding, at
which time the new and elegant M. z.
church building will be dedicated.
The Republican Central com mittee Of
nix on Saturday evening voted that the
Republican and its manager are no
logger within the publicsn lines and
are unworthy OF republican support.
Michbel Cannon, q blacksmith lately
employed at the Vulture mine, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning at
Q lodging house 10 Phoenix. Heart
failure superinduced by excessive heat
was the cause.
A rumor is current upon the streets
today that young lady at Silver Lake
attempted suicide py drowning last
evening. Some busy-body interfered
with the would-be-suicide's program,
and fished her out before she filled and
sunk.
Ben Hamilton, deputy collector, re-
turned from Nogales today with Sheriff
Leatherwood's team. 1t is known that
the bank robbers are tough games"
and doubtless come one will be serious
ly hurt before their capture is effected.
Geo. p. Schole6eld is in the city from
the st. Helena ranch in the Santa Ritas
He reports that since June 18th over
ten inches Of rain have fallen on the
ranch, and the same amount at the EN-
pire ranch. These measurements were
made with government gusges.
Governor Franklin issued pardon to
George Smith. who was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary from this
county, for burglary. A recommends
tion from Superintendent Nugent is
responsible for the pardon. He is re-
stored to citizenship.
Mr.. Geo. Helen is busily engaged on
new map of Tucson and its additions,
taking in nearly nine square miles and
extending from the smelter to the San
Xavier. The map is to be three feet
square and will be q credit to Tucson
and its maker by Its beauty and artistic
finish.
IL you want q good local paper, it is
necessary that you gave whstever inter-
esting information you have, to some
one connected with paper. The paper
man 10 more than glad to be informed Of
any interesting happening, and will
chserfully give it space.
Col. j. M. Wilson, ex-collector of QUE
toms at Nogsles, has arrived from Minss
Prietss on visit to his daughter, Mrs
VIM. Armstrong. Col. Wilson is metal
lurgist at the Minss Prietgs, and be
states that the mining business is quite
prosperous in Sonora, better in fact
than for many years. He will remain in
the city for two or three weeks.
The following cases were disposed OF
In the police court yesterday: Fran
CISCO Meldonsdo, drunk and disorderly,
seven days; Bob Moore, miner, drunk
on the street, five dsys; A. Valenzuela,
plain Drunk, six days; Chsno ValeDzuels
drunk and down, ten days; Joe Barron,
for being drunk and sleeping in Meyer
street doorway, fined So.
MARRIED:-Miss Alice, daughter OF
4. T. Hunter. the popular post master
at Stafford Graham county. will be- mar