Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
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Accidents and Incidents.

his voracinus friends say he travelled forty feet. by actual measurement. from the horse 10 the ground. He wasn't hunt.
 Again, thrifty housewife. had hung her washing out to dry on the chapparaI; {; but by some means, accidental or vicious the bushes were set on fire, and the entire wardrobe was burned up.
 ! But by far the most serious occurrence we have 10 mention is the dangerous in- ijury Of ThnmuS Gardner l. Is well known Ithat Gardner owns fine horse, and last evening he took the animal out for exer- else, on the tracks east Of Tucson. high wind was blowing and Gardner'> hat blew ion He was in the act or getting of. for Ithe hat, whe.i The horse started little. holding Gardner's foot in The stirrup The usual dreadful consequences followed, Gardner was dragged some distance and had his leg br' ken just above the ankle, and ihe horse kicked and struck him heavy blows all over the body. He was taken up senseIess. To day he Is reported to be very ba fly hurt.
 ] LATEsT-It k reported to-day that MT Gardner is much better, and hopes are en- ,tertalned of his speedy recovery.
 PROF. MEDINA's Grand Benefit Concert this evensng p"mIses to be a complsi, success. The anvil chorus, though diff cult peace, has had thorough training The children's chorus wilI be a specia feature Of the evening Mrs Capt. smith Miss Roca. Miss Carrillo, Mrs. J. II. Stou- Mir. Nelcz and MT. Salazar will each sinl % solo, and all are in excellent voice. w regret that it Is feared Miss Nesmith wn not toe well enough tO sing. Mrs. Sa aga and Prof. Medina will each execute al instrumental solo, and the well Showt skill Of these musicians render commen unnecessary. MT. Salazar and Mrs. Vas .quez have a charming duet from Verdi The entertainment Is 10 close with th' gran chorus, L.auIa Sion: which need to be heard to be appreciated. We trus .the singers will have such an audience a their talent deserves.
 THE proposition Of Bishop Sulpolnie, [, lthe Council, on the subject O; hospital is something as follows: He refers to tn general necessity O. such an institujinu md states that his determination k to cree .u. He has s2.0OO at his command, 10 b .contIibuted to the project by citizens q Tucson, providing it shall be under th .directiun of the Sisters ol N. Joseph. H proposes the neiehborhood Of Mount Si Joseph, near ;Ee Noyiciate of the Sister, as the site for the bntlding, aud asks th co-operation of Inc Council, both by mora aud pecUniary support.
 AIR. L. MEYER Of the firm ofL. Meyer , Company, Ieft by coach yesterday for Sa Francesca 60 purchase d large stock ( supdS for the spring and summer trade This finn, though now in the city, k d"ip a large business on a cash basis. The have on hand 8 large stock of goofs spt cialiy adapted to the mining trade whic they are now dispo>ing Of at reduced pr c-s.
 Ex-Gov. 4. P. k. SAFFoRD and wife Ie for Philadelphia last Tuesday evening, he absent several mon;hs. Several easier capita;isis nave en aged the Governor valuable services tO assist in lmportaI mining operations. Thy couid not hay D secured d man better fitted ioI the pos tiun. and the great mining interests Pima county will be ably and truthful represented.
 WE to-day publish the adveStisemer iof Ed Barsalou. a skilled painter, wl has just arrived in Jur city from Sa Francisco. MT. BarstIon was empioye for a long time in one of the leading ca riase manufactures III California, and prepared to do house and sign paIntin 'graining. fancy wood staIning, pap hanging, &c.
 A FINE sieeI-keyed, German silv' bound, double bass, double stop Germa .acc1rdeon, one oi the finest toned ins n .m-nis to be found, really worth 80, VI be sold for SlO at Uncle Harris, 22I kea .npy street, between Bush and Sutter. ,. A SPLENDID 5-ounce Zuuave ladie chain, with IaSseI and amethyst sl.de' or 'sInalIv cost Sl55, will be sold for S75 Uncle Harris, 22I Kearney street, betwe' Bush and Suttrr.
 IE, WI. ZECKENDoRF has mine wit lin twelve .miles O. Tucson from which has just obtained an as ay oi over ss Iper ton. What iS the use of going a|' lover to Tombstone to secure a fortune?
 THE santa Cruz Valley in front Of ru = son IS In attractive attire. Bri-ht gre' fields with peach and other fruit trees bloom, make a cheerful sight and eve
 the ar k aromatic.
 AARON MASON Esq, Superintendent
 the Suver Kng Mining Company, Hdv' Is .verti>es m this issue fn- proposals for fu
 10 be delivered at the Cnmpanp's mil
 the year commencing April l.
 <. W. CARPENTER, County RecorieT'
 again home, ;.ner an absence Of ao" three months in the northern part of | .e Territory.
 THE pressure Of business for new qu'
 ters is shown hv the renovation "i e
 coiers on the Cathedral plaza Co be us
 as store rooms.
 BUcKALEw & OcUoA's train came in l'
 Monday with 6IOOO pounds of seneI ImercnandIse for Zeckendorf S Stabb. CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-BeSt novels
 English and spanish at J. $. Maus'e Pioneer News Depot.
 WE call attention 10 the card Of C. Fo
 t.,ua iewelcr and watchmaker, now loc'
 o5,, CharI. sion. Tombstone District.
 TENT FOR sALE.-s'ze l2 by l4 feet. F |ouire at THE CITIZEN office.
 C r Cf-r1.ER left on Monday for Los -i - geles H. will toe absent about two wee'
 THE maSons are again at work on A church lowers.
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