Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.


Tuck and An Sam came up for trial c
the charge of attemuted bribery.
A deed from Rosa Kitchen to Neuv'
Kitchen to 10. IA. block 22S has bee
filed for record, love and affection beir
the consideration.
All Sam who was yesterday convicte
on the charge O; attempted orlber.
Game up in court again this morning
answer to the charge OF altering
Chinese certificate.
]. P. Lonergan & Co., are enlargin
their store room capacity about 81
square feet and making their improve
ments in order TO accommodate anothe
large shipment of new goods now on To
way from the east.
At the coroner's inquest which wa
held this afternoon, over the remains
the woman brought In from the moun'
aims yesterday, some very interestin
facts were developed. 1t is understood
that come of her clothing have bee
Recognized.
The mem ers of the railroad librsr
association will give their last entertain
in their library building. A very pleas
Ing literary and musical programme ha
bsan prepared which will be followed b.
g socisl dance. Refreshments will b.
served during the evening and this, thei
last. promises to be one of the most en-
ioyable of the series.
From the evidence developed by tn,
physicians eX minR;ion OF the body %
John b. Charouleeu yesterday, YER
diet was rendered at the coroner's In
quest this morning, that apoplexy was
the cause of death. The funeral occur
red this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his
late residence and the Catholic church
1t was quite largely attended. Much
sympathy is expressed for Mrs. ChRrou-
lesu at her great loss.
Judging from the large qusntity oil
green ribbon displayed on the coats OF
some of the prominent citizens last
Tuesday one would have thought that
the wearers had been on terms of per-
sonal friendship with the long deceased
ST.. Patrick. Such is not the case how
ever, it is SO seldom that men have I'D
op, ortunity to indulge in the feminine
practice which they all admire, that
they simply were taking advantage OF it.
At the meeting of the Blue Rock Gun
club last evening it was decided to
award a gold medal every four month
to the gentleman making the best aver
age score. within that period, at the
regular shoots. where 80 singles and 10
doubles, will be shot by each contestant
for the prize. A committee of three,
Wiidirg, G. Weber and j. j. Hallowell
were appointed to arrange rules and
regulations to govern these matches.
The medal after being awarded, will be
the individual property OF the winner
snd another will be obtained for the
following contest.
General Mana ger J. Kruttsnicht OF
the Southern Pacific, accompanied by
". @. Curtis, chief engineer maintain
ance of way; j. Fl. Wallsce, assistant
engineer M of NJ; Ell J Small, superin-
tendent OF motive power and machinery;
division superintendent. Muir, Wilder,
Burkhalter, Frasier and Randolph aud
resident engineers, Palmer, Ambroe,
Swsine and Scroufe, arrived in the city
from the west, short after nine O'CLOCK
this morning. The officers are out on q
general tour of inspection and sitter
spending a short time here, proceeded
on their way TO FL Psso.
A Mexican, a few days ago, while
searching for horse, in the Santa
Catalina mountains accidentally came
upon an old trail which had evidentl!
been constructed by human being. Out
CT couriosity he followed it up and al
the end found tunnel some thirty feet
deep, at the mouth of which were come
picks, shovels etc, and quantity Of
gold bearing quartz. 1t wss evident
that tue tools were old and had not
been used for years IS the handles were
NOES covered and rotten. b. Bricbta TO
whom the find was reported, has grub
staked party and is now awaiting their
return, with full details, as the old mine
viii be thoroughly investigated.
10 the district court, the trial of fed
erGl c8sese commenced yesterday. The
fret cases beard were those OF Al Sam,
Sim Lee alias Chop Kee and All Tuck.
for conspiring to bring All Tuck unlaw-
fully into this country. kh Sam was
convicted of attempting to bride federal
officials, bnt WIS recommended Tor
mercy. All Tuck was convicted on the
sans charge and also for falsely imper-
sonating Sim Lee Sim Lee, indicted
for attempted bribery, was discharged,
IS the part be played was q MINOR ole
and he was wanted mainly ss a witness.
Tcmas Gomez and Pedro Molina. found
guilty al un.a wfully cutting timber on
government land, through the efforts of
Attorney BIenman, who defended them,
secured their release by paying the nor
NAL sum of 81, each of which they were
fined.
Two more Cinnamon fell into the
clutches OF the law, which they evidently
desired to escape last evening. H.
epector Mehan was en- the lookout for
them, but when the train arrived they
were no where 10 sight, having taken
refuge in the closet of the second class
coach, where they were soon located.
They had locked themselves in and no
amount of commands or persuation
coald get them to open the door. A
ladder was procured; on looking through
the window they were discovered crouch
ed down in the corners. Seeing that
further attempts at conceslmeDt were
useless, and upon being spoken to in
their own language by one of their
countrymen, who was assisting the
inspector. they came out snd after their
papers had been examined and found
unsatisfactory, we're taken into custody.
Yesterday morning two gentlemen
from Colorado, Mr.. OHars and Mr..
Storey, left for the Horseshoe placer
region in the Quiictoa Basin, with
q new process dry washer OF their own
design and patent. Il is composed of
cylinder four feet long closed at one end
with a fan which revolves at the rate of
400 revolutions q minute at the other
end which is open. The cylinder revolves
st the rate Of 100 revolutions in an op-
posite direction and it Is claimed that
while gravel IS large as a walnut will
be thrown ont by the force of the breeze
crested. owing to its gravity end affinity
to iron, the smallest particles of gold
will be retained in the CYLINDER. If the