Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

The special meetings at the Methodist
church are still IN progress ena tne
managers wish it understood that ali
are invited 10 attend.
The two year old daughter OF Frank
Russell has been quite i'll from the Ell
fects Of eating mistletoe berries but rs
much improved.
County Assessor Levin is making all
necessary preparations TO begin this
years assessment work the first Monday
in February.
Anton HittIDger expects to move his
stock into the new quarters now being
prepared for him in the Culver building
next Saturday or Sunday.
Gardner. Worthen & Goss have large
shaft from the Mohawk mine for repairs.
1t weighs some % tons, is twenty feet
long and eight inches in diameter. They
are also building two turn tables Tor the
same mine.
There is no excuse for airy man to ap-
pear in society with grizzly beard since
the introiu ,tion of Buckingham's Dye,
which colors natural brown or black.
County Clerk Halberts daily baby
parade it is understood is 5000 to De en-
larged, by some of the young mothers OF
the city joining. 1t is stated that Ooi.
Joe Perry will lend his aid by heading
the procession with his violin.
The Electric Light & Power company
have extended their lines on Fourth
avenue in Greer to accommodate the de-
mands of citizens living in that locality.
The lines on Stone avenue and Meyers
treet will soon be extended also.
f. L. Anderson, who has been in
Tucson and locality for some months for
the benefit Of his health, died last night
at S:45. The Arizona Undertaking Co.
have charge of the remains, which Will
be sent to New York tomorrow.
The criminal trial of j. a. Peralts
Reavis, for forgery etc, to take place IN
Santa Fe, n. 81. which County Treasurer
Johnston will attend, has been postpon
ed until next May. More than forty in
dictments appear against him.
Thos. L. Bailey of the Mohawk mine,
reports that camp in thriving condi-
ton. They have just finished erecting
twenty stamp mill. with Griffin mill
attached, and expect to open up the
works in two or three weeks. They are
employing large number of men ard
are progressing rapidly.
Throughout seven years there Eiil be
no February % after 1896. All of the
births and other events which occur on
that unfortunate day of the month will
have no opportunity to celebrate their
anniversary. That eccentric date, Feb
ruary %, will then have an opportunity
for renown brought on by its absence.
A deed from Andres PHI 20 Guada-
loupe Q. Clark, for piece OF property
near Nogeles has been filed for record
also a quit claim deed from f. Luket,ch
and Thos. Luketich to Juana Luketich
for lot in the came city. A lease wac
also filed from j. Levy to Joseph Pas
choly:tor the property known as the Levy
and R1st building in Nogales.
Frank Furnese, foreman for |. E.
Solomonvill, who was brought to the
hospital in this city from Selomonville
about a week ago to undergo surgical
operation, died at o'clock this morn
ing at that institution. He was about
60 years DID, The Samuel Baird Under
taking Co., have charge of the body
which it is understood will be buried
here.
Any amount of feathery game may be
expected in the city this evening as the
following destroyers left this morning
for aday in tqe hills, properly equipped
to Kill all the game in sight, w. ID.
Lucas, for whom the affair was arranged
it being bis birthday. Jailer Ches Brown,
G. A. Donnally and Frank Plane.
Among the many articles comprising
their outfit might be mentioned dozen
bottles Of soda water.
Yesterday when NJ. E. Mcintyre re-
turned to his room after being ob5ent a
short time, he found that a considerable
portions OF his wardrobe answered to
the roll call as absent. He Immediately
caused the arrest of j. Il. Knowles and
James Nolan, who had also occupied
the room, FOR the theft of the theft of
the same and part of the apparel WIS
recovered but his ov5rcoat lie still miss
ing.
Now is the time to put your money in
an investment of SIS suit for SIC. s.
suit for $3.50 and SO on in all the de-
partments through the house. Just
think, full finished American socks at
cents. Extra heavy underwear at 81 q
and full stock of calf walking shoes at
is equal to IS shoe all over. Remem-
Der LonerEan & Co., Meyer and Con-
gress.
j. Fisher Satterthwaite writes TO the
CITIZEN from Nutley, New Jersey, max
ing inquiries Gbout Alfred Hugh Ham
mond who, as commissary sergeant and
a member of troop d, 0th United States
cavalry, was discharged at Fort Bliss
Octooer 80, 1876. It is believed he locat-
ed 10 this section after retiring from the
army and if he Is alive it will be utter
esting to him to know that some valua-
bic property has been left to him in Pat
terson, n. j. Hammond is az English
man, well connected, and went to Pat
terson about thirty years ago.
Considerable prospecting for coal is
going on quietly in the vicinity of Tue
son and the indications are very pronie-
ing in some places. r. r. Richardson
and others are working IN the Whet-
stone mountains and have found ehale
IN abundance and some small veins Of
coal. Mckay, Cornell, johnson and
others, who are trying the Santa Rltas
twenty-five miles west, are in shale with
very good prospects. Still further west
in the Sierritas they have a mum Der of
mo4lCRUc UOlDS OtFolOpuSHI NOEt. anu
work is also being pursued in the Coyote
mountains. All of these places are with
in thirty-five miles of this city and it is
to be hoped that some Of the prospects
may prove a success, as it would be of
great benefit to Southern Arizona.
1t is reported that Juan, the motive
power of the CITIZEN, has been whisper
ing tales OF love to fair Montezuman.
AS Juan is not in the habit of getting
married every week his absence at toe
crank oan be temporarily excused more
particularly so since this is said TO be
his first matrimonial tranegression. AT
Especial nesting of the CITIZEN "gang"
resolutions of coincidence were unani-
mously voted the young lady and the
puiob ucporolly hot he