Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. J. J. Mitchell left for Oracle thi
 morning.
 Chss. Gsrvey, of Bowie, is in th
 oity.
 Jos. Smale, of Prescott, is registers at the Orndor6.
 Mra Jas. Kramer, of Casa Grande, i registered at the Orndorf.
 The case of Eesn vs. Cameron ct al was continued in district court today.
 Sam Sweeney, of Florence, IS in th' city on business trip today.
 Alfred Trippal, brother of Register Trippel, of the land office, is in the city.
 One week from today the Natienal Irrigation Congress will convene in dhosnix.
 The Cy. Williams murder Case is eel for trial next Tuesday, In the district court at Florence.
 See "After tse Theatre" by Ham. bidge, in Truth tomorrow. All trains and news stands.
 Look for the program of ofexercises each day, of what will occar ct the Catholic fair in the evening.
 Did you ever see or hear of such magnificent weather as we gre having in Tucson?
 W.J. Schulze, of Casa Grsnde, ar rived in the city this morning on . business trip.
 Supt. Randolph left in his private esr, on the delayed train, for Phoenix today.
 Hon. Tbos. Hughes and Chss K. Drake left for Phoenix today on the de- lsyed train.
 Mir. J. l.. Clark, one of the best citi- xens in Pinsl, or any other county, is in the city on business.
 The west bound passenger wse delay cd last night and dId not arrive in this city until noon to day.
 Two Mexicans drupks were sentenced Co npe of six dollars each, by Recorder Connell yesterday.
 Jessie Lewisohp, who is very largely interested ip mines in Arizona, is in the city, guest st the San Xavier.
 J. F. Mayhew, 6 resident of Casa Grande, and one of the leading cattle men of Pinsl county, is in the city on business tiip.
 The Militia band was deterred from going to Phoenix lssI night ty- the fact that they did net receive their trspe- poratation.
 Hon. Marcus Smith and Mrs. Smith
  session of the National Irrigation Con- gress.
 The Santa Catalina and Santa Rita Pesks were snow covered this morning. The Tucson mountains, however, are still bare.
 Col. ard Mre. J. Fl. Martin are visiting m Phoenix. They expect to return homo toWsr ds the latter part of the week.
 o. W. Heath, a youog gentleman who hes heretofore resided in Wilcox, has arrived in the city and will be employ cd in the office of Resident Engineer Sroufe. of the S. P.
 The use of Halle Hair Repewer pro- motss the growth of the hair, and re- stores its natural color and beauty, frees the scalp of dsndruf, letter, and all impurities.
 Judge Rouse instructed the grand jury in Pinsl county to investigate some of the work of certain county officers. What the result will be Is a matter of conjecture.
 J. Knox Corbett was chairman of the non-partisan citizen's com mittee, and is spoken of on all sides ss one of the most actIvs and capable presiding officers Tucson has ever seen.
 Ool Frank Cox, of Phoenix, is iu the city today. He will leave tonight for Florence, where he goes to sssst in the prosecution of the man charged with the murder of Cy Wiliisms, at Maricops, sometime slnce.
 Deputy U. s. Msrshsl Sidney Bsrtle- 0oa Is going to Florence in the morning on . visit to bis folks. His father, Judge John T. Bartleson, who hss been tn bad hesltl foreometIme is reported Worse. Maj. A. O. Brummel left last Friday tor Washington, D. C., and expects while absent to interest capital in the development of bis irriga ton enterprise ct Calsb-sss, and mines in Globe die. triot.-Silver Belt. Mir. W. R Weuple came in from the Southern Belle yesterday. He hes about 30 men employed ID and about the mill and mine. B. N. Brsjsvich, a 6rst class miner is underground fore man. John Koudson is supariptendent. The smalgator at the mill is Holly Cove, Al SmugRler Union, at Telluride, Ool. Every ything about the place is moving sDoothly along and the prospects for . big camp are excellent.
 Neither troubles nor pleasures always come siDRly. M. P. Dodge swoke from his slum bers yesterday morning to find himeelf fairly overwhelmed with good luck. That be ie popular with his fellow citizens in the first ward was demonstrated by lis election as council man Monday. Yesterday be received . check for 5000 for i've ehares of matur- Cd stock ip the Tucson Buil6ipR and Loan Association. Surely be has captivsted the fickls goddess; snd he could not bestow her gifts more worth fly. Oniy one bicycle chow will be held in New York this winter, the Msdiscu Square Garden Company having shan. donsd their proposed exhibition in favor of military bicycle tournament. This decisioD will leave the field clear for the show of the National Cycle Board of trade. which will be held in Grand Cen. tssl Palace. New York. February 6 to I3. This will unquestionably bs tbe biggest | and most important show in the history q the trade in this country or 10 Europe. | One thing wsrrantinR this statement is l the fact that over 800 spaces will be oc- ouDisd by exhibitors.