Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-28

five mouths In the Olu puSOlo uepdttcu
last night for Phoenix.
Ben Williams, superintendent OF the
"copper" Queen Mining Co., at Bisbee
arrived in the city last evening.
ID. W. Wickersham, of the firm of
Solomon & Winkersham came in last
evening from Bowie.
Mr.. Nj. E. Abbott arrived Tuesday
evening from South Bethlehum, Pa, to
visit his son who has bsen in the city
for two months.
Thomas Gomez and Pedro Molina,
, found guilty of cutting timber unlaw-
fully. Oh government land, came up 10
court this morning for sentsnce and
were each fined 81.
i w. ID. Hubbard who is largely inter
ested in the cattle business near Ora
coon Summit, left this morning for that
place, after spending few days IN the
city.
\ Mr.. d. Markham is in the city from
the San Pedro, but returns again 10 TIE
morning to prepare for his spring round
up He has disposed OF his entire hero ana
will deliver his cattle in June.
T. B. Poole who with Mr.. McFaddep
has been in the city during the past
week, gathering data relative to the
early history of Arizona and the BIO
graphy Of its pioneers, left last evening
for Phoenix.
| Arthur Wight, sheriff of Graham
county and Harry l.. Smith, under
sheriff ana clerk Of the board of super
visors, arrived in the city yesterday
| morning from Phoenix, whittier they
| had escorted an unfortunate woman to
| the asylum. Business with the land
| Office caused them to stop over, after
completing which they returned to their
home this morning.
Mr.. end Mrs. 81. L. Kaha who have
been stopping In the city for the past
three month, with Miss Hail, left on
TIE west bound limited yesterday morn
ing for California. They were delighted
with the city ard the manner 10 which
they were entertained and remarked
that they would return next winter.
Mr.. John Burns, of Toronto, Canada.
is late arrival on visit to his son VIM
Burns, who has been at the Mountain
View hotel, Oracle, for the past four
months. Mr.. Bur0s, Sr. is vice presl
dent of the Standard Bank of Canada.
He arrived just in time to join In the
ST. Patrick day festivities. lie vas
much pleased to see his SOD looking so
we'll.
1t is reported that P. G. Smith, an |
old pioneer of the territory and at one |
time q wealthy and influential banker |
of Tombstone, is laying lear deaths |
door, 10 this city, 10 very reduced cir
cumstances, having no one 20 care for |
him excepting some kind hearted Mex |
lean women, who sit up by turns and |
nurse him with no hope of any earthl5 |
reward. 1t is stated thet su Inscription |
paper has been stated by another
pioneer for his relief and it is hoped |
that the effort will result successfully.
The territorial district court will be
oDened by Judge Rouse ia Florence on
April 9th, and will probably occupy [
about two weeks, after which the judge |
will proceed to Solomonville where court
will open on April 20tn and Ia expected
TO last about three or four weeks, when
Globe will be visited for q similar
purpose. VIC. Powers will accompany |
the Judge as court stenograpber and
reporter and bis genial countenance
will be missed by his many friends,
during his absence which will probably
extend into June.
Articles of incorporation for the Unit
ed States Refuse Purifying Co., have
been filed for record by @. w. Stage,
Albert Q. Bender and F. j. Wing. The
capital stock of the com Dany will b.
$500, 900 divided into 5000 shares OF 500
each. The headquarters of the COM
pany will be located in Tucson and
their purpose will be to, treat garb-
age and other waste material,
manufacture and sell fuel; manufacture,
supply and sell illuminating and fuel
gas; TO acquire and transmit titles to
patents and to operate there under; to
acquire and hold Stoke in corporations,
rehl estate and generally do all thin
necessary or incident TO the p urp
named Throughout the United Stat es
territories.
Word was received ID the city yesrer-
day that mechanic named Frasier, en-
ployed at Mr.. Hartt's ranch overhanling
the machinery, had committed suicide
the day before, by shooting himself
through the head. No motive can be
assigned for the deed, as. be seemed to
be in good spirits and was q man who
was socinble and well liked by bis fellow
employees. All the particulars that can
be had at present are that on the day |
mentioned, Frasier, after eating break
fast, went and laid down in bed and
shortly after committed the deed. 1t 10
understood that the deceased, before
entering Mr., Hsrtt's services, had been
employed by Mr.. Geo. Cheyney in
similar capacity.
The new Bohemian for 1896 is eplen-
did number and one that should be read
by everybody. The following is sum
Rrary of its contents: Frontispiece, In
Bohemia, illustrated by CASTOR Herbert;
Prophetic, poem; In Bsuares, poem;
The Occult. The Snob. poem; Williams
Stupid Blunder, The Dead Jester, poem;
March Offerings, The Dead Seer, poem
Court day in Kentucky, The Mercilese,
poem; The Country Writer, Forest Lore,
poem; The Passing of Shadow, illus
trated; Big Snow, poem; Through the
Window, Goodnight, Eugene. poem;
Butt, Crossing the Divide, In the
Lend of Enchsntmept, Dawn, poem;
Did She Do Right? Editorial. Bohe-
milan Publishing Co., Cincinhatti. Ohio.
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