Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-26

Il. z. Chsnoweth ie in the city from
Nogaies.
Judge Barnes returned to the city
this morning.
j. 4. Brick wood left on this morn
ing's train for his home in Nogales.
Chas. Hood is in from Nogsles. He
is genera! favorite in Tucson.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Bertleson
went east on the passenger this morn
ing.
Mrs. w. H. Barnes and Mrs. j. II.
Martin returned from California this
morning.
Judge Vanderip returned to his home
this morning after q stay Of several days
in the city.
Hon. J. G. Herudon, of Prescott, ar
rived in the city this morning and Is
stopping at the Orndorff,
Quite crowd of friends we're at the
depot this morning to welcome Mrs.
Fred @. Hughes home from California.
John L. Brick wood, an old timer and
life long republican is attending the
convention today.
Judge Chalmers and Hon. j. B. Scott
returned this morning from attendance
at the convention in Williams.
No eastern mail connections last
night. The west and south bound trains
| failed TO meet the S. p. at Ell Paso.
Tucson ie more than ordinarily lively,
on account Of the number of attendants
! at court.
An interesting shoot took place at the
home of the Blue Rock Gun club yes
terdsy.
W. r. Stone, OF Florence, came in
yesterday morning and spent the day in
the city.
Work has begun on the new Grossetta
building, and will be pushed as rapidly
as possible.
w. @. Land, who has been on jury
| duty in the city, left for his home this
morning.
Capt. Tevis, of lewiston, after several
| days duty 8s federal grand lurymsp,
| sOOh LIE oCPdi 1OA GOnC thlc
ing.
After a serious illness, which leaves
him weak and thin, L. K. Russell re-
turned from the hospital yesterday.
Thomas Momer, the Western Union
! night operator, was taken to the hospit-
al yesterday, and will doubtless have
long siege of sickness.
e. L. Millar, who for the past three
| weeks has been confined TO his house
| with an attack of il termittent fever. is
not making any very material improve
| ment.
The fact is pleasantly recorded TINT
MISS Evans, who has been ill with ty-
phoid fever, is now convalescent, under
the excellent care and skill of DR.. Pur-
cell.
Gus Hoff is confined to bis bed by an
attack of disease. His early recovery is
| hoped for, and his friends trust that his
mslady will not prove in snywise seri-
Gus.
j. T. Lyon, an excellent operator, and
q genial young gentleman, is here tenn
porarily from Los Angeles, to take the
place of Mr.. Moni=r, the Western Union
operator, who is sick in the hospital.
The change of time of the S. P. trainr,
| which was announced to take place yes
terday, has been postponed until the
18th met. The change will bring the
two trains into Tucson about two o'clock
in the morning.
w. r. Wemple is in from the South
ern Belle and reports satisfactory pro-
gress of affairs at the mine. He has
about twenty men at work, aud the
prospects are very encouraging.
Governor Franklin has issued a par
don to jose M. Romero, sentenced to
four years in Yuma, in June of last
year, from Pinal county.
1t is surprising to note the great num-
Der of bicycles in Tucson. The streets
each evening are alive with riders, who
doubtless reap world of enjoyment
from the invigorating exercise.
The wife and daughter of Fred Her.
era, cashier of the International bank
of Nogsles. are in the city. the guests OF
Mrs. Sam Kstzenstein. They are on
their return from visit to San Fran
cisco.
Johnny" Behan, Chinese Inspector,
ex-sheritf OF Cochise county, is in the
city on business connected with his Off
cial duties. Mr.. Behan is an old time
Arizonan, and has many friends all over
the country.
A civil service examination for appli-
cants for position of Indian school
teachers and the railway mail service
Will be held on October 10. The local
board, consisting of Judge Monk and
Messrs. Chss. DeGroff and A. Coenep,
will be assisted by special examiner
from Washington.
Constable Lucas Estrells returned
from Casa Grande this morning. He
succeeded in getting the gypsy horses
which were held by an Arizols farmer
as security for chickens and other prop
erty which the thieving gypsies had
stolen.
J. w. StaiIey. OF Albuquerque, is in
the city. Mr.. Stailey is representative
of the Albuquerque Democrat, one OF
the leading papers OF our sister terri
tory, and this is his first visit to Tucson
for thirteen years. His remarks upon
the growth and improvement OF the city
are highly complimentary.
F. G. Hughes, clerk of the board OF
supervisors, has gone out into the coun-
try to serve notices upon parties whose
property has been sold for taxes. These
notices must be served by the clerk in
person, there being no authority by
which a deputy can perform the duty.
The territorial grand jury on Satur-
day returned two indictments against
Manuel Gonzales, alias Pedro Rojas, one
for horse stealing and the other for jail
breaking. Teresa Garcia was indicted
for receiving and concesling stolen goods
The charges against Vicente Avenas and
Manuel Canez we ignored.
The magnificent evenings in Tucson,