Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.


Grand Recorder Boyd of the A. 0. Z.
W., leaves for Phoenix tomorrow even
ing.
MIR. Frank Fish, of Minss Prietas,
Sonora, is enjoying the holidays at
home.
Soiree at Prof. G ustin's dancing acad
envy tomorrow night
Col. j. f. Wilson, of Prescott arrived
this morning, on business. He will
return this evening.
Hon. A. L. Grow, grand master of
Arizona mgsons, was In the city last
evening and installed the officers of Tue
son Lodge No. 4, E, & A. NJ.
A man by name of Gaetelum was
tried in the United States court for
smuggling ore today, and was acquitted.
A bud YVES nipped in the -four last
night and landed in jail. He was cub
sequently bailed out for s. but failed to
materislize today.
Babylon Lodge, Oriental Order of
Humility, in this city has now over
seventy members.
The Eagle Milling company have got
bcn Jul u At1OSOu1C
should be one in every household.
Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W.,
meets under special dispensation this
evening al 6:30 to initiate new members.
Babylon Lodge No. 3. Oriental Order
OF Humility, meets this evening at s
o'clock and will admit several new men,
bers.
The second edition of the Christmas
December number of Harper's Mega
zine has been exhausted, and q third
edition has been ordered.
Mr.. Geo II. Daily came in from
Sentinel this morning. 1t is needless to
add that George has party engagement
on hand with q fair lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Franklin will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. Jacobs
while in the city. They will leave for
home after the holidays.
The Silver lake cases were changed
from before Justice Meyer to the court
of Justice Scott today. One case that
of Dora Gurnett, will be heard tomorrow
afternoon, the other on the Monday
following.
A man giving his name as Adolfo
Tubbs was landed in the jail last even
ing charged with cutting a woman. He
will be up for 9 hearing at IL o'clock
tomorrow.
Recorder Cornell made hash of four
hobos yesterday. After an absence of
five suns they will resppesr and take
Horace Greely's advice and go west.
Mrs. BaeleY and daughter Helen, of
Detroit, Michigan, are at the San Xs-
rieFf. These ladies' we're here year ago
and will remain here for the winter.
Jose Remus, convicted of selling IL
quor to Indians, was yesterday sentenc-
ed to ten months in the county Jail.
Juan Valenznela was sent up for like
time on like charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner gave a party
Wednesday night in commemor8tion of
the christening of their child, which is |
about three months old. 1t was quiet |
largely attended. There WIS music, |
dancing and supper.
Judge and Mrs. Bethune entertained |
few friends Christmas evening in |
honor of Miss lisa bel, who is home for |
the holidays. A right royal good time |
was bad and merry making and feasting |
was INDUCED in till late hour.
The programs of the ball of the ORR.
entail Order of Humility are being print
ed at the CITIZEN Office. To say that |
they ere perfect beauties would be but
70 hsf exprt IS it. Every lady recipient
OF one Will treasure il as souvenir COM
memorstive of one of the grandeet social
events ever given or witnessed in the az
cient town of Tucson.
The two sons of Mr.. A. Redewill came /
in Tuesday morning from the territorial
university at Tucson and will spend the |
holiday vacation at home with their par
ents. They are very enthusiastic over
the university and say they have never
afforded school where so much was
to be learned or where the teachers were
more DESTROYS of communicating infor-
nation to their schoIars.-Phoenix Her
aid.
The famous old Yuma mine il once
more to come into prominence. 1. has
recently been purchased by the Pima
Mining & Smelling company. The old
drifts have been cleaned out and pushed
further into the ore body. Yesterday
twenty tons of ore were brought 10 for
shipment and in few days two or three
more Ear loads will be sent east. The
ore carries galena, gold and silver. Ten
men are at work and an additional force
will be put on as developments warrant.
The work is beng carried on IN Der the
uperiDtendency of Mr. Wemple, well
known mining expert of Denver.
The Workmen have in contemplation
the building OF hall Icy means of a
joint stock company. A committee of
five has been appointed to take the maj
ter under consideration, select build
ing site and report. AS now understood
the entire cost of the structure, includ-
ing lot, is estimated at $4,000. Two
thousand shares at a par value Of SO
each will be issued, OF which the lodges
here will take 500, il necessary. One
fourth of the money is already in sight
and il is the purpose of the order to
push the work right along.
Mr.. Joseph Page, president Of
the Tucson Mining 81 Smelling COM
pany, left for Denver yesterday morning.
While here be visited the company's
mines in the Silver Bell district and af-
ter making thorough examination he
expressed himself ee BEING exceedingly
well pleased with what be saw, and urged
their further development. For this
purpose there will bs no scarcity of
money. The smelter was blown In on
Tuesday and will continue running out
copper for about week, when opera
tions will again be suspended for short
time.
brilliant Assem- blsge gathered at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. jacobs,
on Alameda street last evening to cele-
Erate the return of the daughter of the
house, Miss Hilda, who is enjoying her {
school vacation at home. About forty
couples were present and dancing was
INDUCED in till early morning.
Throughout the night refreshments were /!
served, and cards enjoyed by those {
who did not trip the light fantastic. [