Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-09
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LOCAL NEWS.
The psy car came in Saturday.

The pay car came in Saturday.
 Mir. W. P. Long, of Bisbee is in the city with several companions en route to the K. of P. convention which meets shortly in Prescott.
 Old Fort Lowell, the Rillito, Sabino Canon, the San Xavier mission and the woods near the pumping plant of the Tucson water company are oil becoming favorite resorts for picnic parties.
 Luther I. Wood, city assessor of Phoenix, shot and killed himself at his home Saturday afternoon. No cause IS given for the rash act and by many the killing is believed to be accidental. About two years ago he married Miss McElwain, formerly of this city. He leaves wife and young son, the latter about months old.
 The case of the Territory vs. MT. and Mrs. Eggleson for blgany was conciud- ed before Court Commissioner Chalmers today. Both parties were bound over for the action of the next grand Jury. It is understood that bail will be given.
 Al man named Frank Lee was sent up for fifty days today by Recorder Connell for unlawfully "pscking 8 gun" Six Mexicsns for various misdemeanors were sent up for six days each. They will dispose of their valuable time ID cleaning up the city park.
 As a tree fiourishes in proportion to the richness of the soil, so the human body thrives in accordance with the quality of its blood. Hence the neoes- sity of keeping the vital fluid rich end pure with Ayer's Sarssparilla, the best blood medicine you can find.
 The Weekly Orb, Vol. i, No. l, pulp lished at Bisbee in Cochise county, made it's appearance in the CITIZEN office to- dey. It is six column paper, is full oi fire promises, has good salutstory and lots of interesting news. It IS publish ed by Messrs Howe & Porter. The Orr HEN wishes them well.
 Harper's Bazaar to appear on May 2nd, will be frightened by variety of very beautiful toilettea suitable to the epring. Fans, parasols and other dainty access sories of the custume of thoroughly weIl-dressed wom6n will be described among this seasons novelties, and there will also be look at those indispensable requisites, gloves, shoes and stockings
 Cy Williams, of the Williams House, MarIcopa, was shot last night by 8 stranger, once through the liver and once through the stomach. He was brought to the hospital Tn this city thls morning where he was attended by Drs. Goodfellow and Pesse. Desth ensued about 3 o'clock this afternoon. He will be buried tomorrow. The man who shot him was arrested and taken to Florence where hearing will be had.
 A picnic party WAS given by A. Daucil to bis many young friends at Fort Low ell yesterday. The party consisted of about sixty and the day was beautiful and could not be improved upon for pic. nic purposes. The hours sped fast and & most enjoyable time was had. It will be pleasantly remembe by all who attended. The party returned st 5 o'clock last night aud all expressed themselves as having been much pleas ed with the pleasures Of the day.
 Some of the features in Hsrper's Weekly for May 9th will be: 'The Ex- position at Buds Pesth," with double page illustration and an Brtlcle by Ro- bert Howard Russell: "The Tennessee Exposition" illustrated; ''The Insurrec- Slon in Cuba" illustrated; and 'Garden Trucking" by l.. J. Vance, illustrated. The last mentioned article will treat of the increasing industry of raising vege- tables and fruits in the south for sale in the Northern and Western maskets dur Ing the winter season.
 Mir. Jacob Schnieder returned @ few days since from the country east of the Giia snd in the vicinity of Saddle noun tain. Mir. Schnieder has several valuR- ble propertIas in that direction, the re- turns from some showing a silver valua- ton of S30 tc S45 silver and Sl0 to SIP gold. The Anderson boys, Tom, Bob and Don have splendid copper proper sy and Denny O'Brien has two fine claims that are opening up into bcnRn- zae. Dan Carroll has also or 4 fine copper claims that promise well. The Pool boys and Andy Rither have a two stamp mill at work. As the ore they are handling is free aud pays from $50 to S35 ton they will be enabled 10 reslIze handsomely on their work.
 The meeting called for the city hall Saturday evening last to take action on
 
 ing Tucson the right to issue bonds to tine value of S100,000 in aid of new city water works and sewerage system was largely attended by the representative business men of the town. The case was fairly stated and it was decided to ap- point committee 10 work with the Chamber of Commerce in securing the necessary petitions and sffidayits to file .sI &Ao Ford. Franklin, Grosset.a, Corbett and DsGroff were appointed. Hon. M. P. Freeman presided over the meeting.
 With some beautiful reproductions of paintings by Jean Francois Millet, iu McClure's magazine for May, Mir. Will Fl. Low provides an excellent study oi that painter, whom he visited eeVeral times in his own studio at BsrbizoD, and of whose manner of life and conver- eation he gives some very pleasant per eonal recollections. In the same nun Der, Dr. W. W. Keen considers the Ront- gen discovery iD photography with re- ference to its use in medicine and sur gery; Dr. Keen is one of our highest au- thorities in surgery; be has himeelf been experimenting diligently with the Ront- gen X rays, and his paper IS of special value. It is illustrated from photo graphs taken by the new process.
 A waltz arrangement of Paul Dresser's song, Just Tell Them That You Saw Me, has been made by Theo. F. Morse, the well-known composer, and will ap- pear in the May number of Ev'ry Month The song has reached wide popularity throughout the East, where it was first published in one of the earlier numbers of the magazine. Eduard Hoist, whose name IS familiar to every pianist as 8 composer of vast number of beautiful instrumental pieces, has recently. aftel 6 ten years residence in the United States, left permanently and will reside for the future in Denmark. A number oi his best unpublished manuscripts have