Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.

A. W. Minford left this morning Il
Fert Smith, Ark.
W. T.. Pinney, of Phoeuix. arrived o
the passenger.
Supt. Randolph's private car, the Sa
Carlos, went east this morning.
Mrs. Owen T. Rouse left on thi
mornings passenger for Solomonvill'
Z. G. Brown. of the Herald, was
passenger on the east bound train thi
morning.
The necessity of telephone at tn
Union Park, was yesterday demonstral
ed.
Mr.. Chas. Proctor, one of the bes
known cattle men in this section, Is il
the city.
Miss Nellie Pomeroy has resigned a
librarian, and Mrs. Bate will most pro
badly be appointed to succeed her.
Mrs. Emma Shand, OF Chico, Cal.
left for her home on Sunday evening
last.
The women who violated the ordi.
nance against visiting saloons. will have
hearing on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
M. S. Marshal Meade was en- outgoing
passenger this morning. HIS destina-
ton is Solomonville, where he goes to
attend U. S. Court.
Thomas G. Haley, one OF Pinsl coun.
TVS substantial and successful mining
men, who has some valuable properties
on Mineral Creek, is in the city on bus.
mess.
The Mericops & Phoenix road will run
its first excursion to California on June
fare round trip, 1856. The trip In.
cludes going to Santa Monica, Los An
geles and Longbeach.
Master Harold Steinfeldt gave birth
day party to his little friends last night.
Many we're the happy little people who
enjoyed the princely hospitality or the
manly little host.
The unfortunate man whose accidents
al death near Willmont, was noticed in
the CITIZEN of yesterday, was Jesus Ur-
angs, native of Santa Roealig, Sonora.
He was laborer, employed by the S.
P. Co., and not tramp, as stated.
There will be an operetta given by
the pupils of st. Joseph's academy, at
the opera house, on Thursday evening,
June 18th. The proceeds are to be used
towards the erection Of the new cathe-
dral.
The party given by Lucille Drach-
man on Friday night last, was most
enjoyable. The little lady performed
the duties of hostess in msnner which
would reflect credit upon many Older
and more experienced society folks.
Colin Cameron offers reward OF $500
for the arrest snd conviction of the par
ties who cut the b8rbed wire around the
pasture known as the Old Ranch House
Pasture, in San Rafael valley, during
the night of May 9th, 1896.
Small pox has made its appearance
among the Pspagoes, and from all re-
ports seems to be spreading rapidly.
At Coyote village, two children who
had died from the disease, were buried
yesterday. Immediate precautions
should be taken to prevent the spread
OF this disease.
Lieut.. Henry o. Flipper has been ap-
pointed y. s. deputy mineral surveyor |
for the district of Arizona. No more |
competent man could be selected for |
this appointment, and Lieut.. Fiipper's |
careful attention to all matters entrust- |
Arizona, has Won for him a number Of /
staunch friends.
The Cactus Cafe opened Saturday |
lsst, with avery satisfactory patronage.
The proprietors, believing tina. cleanh-
ness is next to godliness, are scrupulous
ly neat. Every good thing that can be
obtained in the market is on their tables
and it is well worth your while to 60 to
the Cactus Cafe when you are hungry.
The city council met last night in
regular monthly session. After the
of the usual routine busi~
ness the session was devoted 10 read
ing OF the correspondence relating TO
The bill pending before congress au-
.horizing Tucson to issue bonds Cor
putting in q public water and sewerage
system.
In q brief session OF district court
q venire of 60 for a terrific
.isl trial jury was ordered for Jund 9;
! federal grand Jury for June Is and
renire of 30 for federal trial jury for
June 16. The trial of the case OF Fell.
,iano Yeecae, charged with the murder
II Chinese merchant on Convent
street more than year ago, was set
Tor June 10.
@. o. Brown. OF Congress Hall, noted
'or his up to date ideas, has made some
vast improvements in his very popular
resort. Under his efficient management
Congress Hall is one of the leading
places in the territory and with the re-
cent improvements added, none are in
better or more comfortable shape. Mr..
Brown 10 thoroughly acquainted with
he desires of his customers and treats
hem accordingly.
Hon. r. r. Richardson, of Critten-
len, has bonded the Hsrdscrabble and
Did Flax mines for $4,000, and the
PARTIES are so well pleased with the prof.
,rty that they will erect a smelter at
,nce at Crittenden. liz every thing turns
,ut as successfully as it promises now,
railroad will be built to Washington
,amp, which will become one OF the
oremost mining towns IN the territory.
Mr.. Richardson, who. by the way. is one
II the most enterprisina mine workers
o the territory, has gone to Florence on
! business trip.
Governor Franklin this afternoon sent
% Sheriff Orme notice to Col. nj. I'll.
NcCord that the latter gentleman had I
,een removed from the Office of citizen |
member of the Board of Control, and s
o.vuad nv Shortf nrpna /
% that gentleman. MIR. McCord took
be notice without word and placed it
o bis desk. To a Herald reporter he
listed that he would continue to act as
member of thd Board OF Control un- !
Il the courts decided that he was not !
ntitled to the Office. Up to the time