Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, MAR. 20. ISS6
Hon. Clark Churchill left to-day for

Judge Blair, of Florence, left Tor his home to-day. NIT. Albert Weldon IS now sojournlng ID Aspen, Colorado. A few tickets have been sold at Dem ing for San Francisco, at Sl each. The cool wind from the north today may possibly bring frost tonight There IS a possibility that the post office ID ,y vet go down to Main street. Lieut.. J. B Kerr, formerly stationed at Fort Lowell, is now st Lordsburg. The seems to be an abundance of dem ocratic ''intueDce" in the local Gtmos- phere.
 tis predicted that within the next year the town of Nogales will more than double in population.
 The railroad trains are heavily loaded with passengers who arc taking adVGn- tage of the cut rates to travel.
 Dona Pancha is having improvements made on her premises al the corner ot Meyer street and Maiden Lane.
 MT. ". W. Williams VII leave to- morrow for the cattle ranch oi tue Santa Rita Land and Cattle Company.
 Delegate Bean has introduced @ bill in Congress for the construction of a government building at Prescott.
 Dr. M. Spencer WAS summoned to ;he Mammoth mina this morning @ attend s sick man. He will return tomorrow
 Mir. Rule has been rearrangiug the interior Of his store, on Congress street, and has made many excellent improve ments.
 Judge 4. P. Crawford, of Nogales, came up yesterday to spend few days in the metropolis He will remsln til Monday.
 MT. D. NJ. Kelhsr, of Nogales, came up yesterday and is being invested with the mysteries of the Scottish Rite de grees of masonry.
 The Rillito has run with water longer the present season than for many years past. This was caused by the heavy fall of snow in the Santa Catalinas.
 The school fund in this district will be exhausted on the 9th of next month, after which time the continuance of rhe schools Is a quien sabe matter
 On motion Of Judge Haynes. Frank J. Heney WAS admitted to practice in the Supreme Court, upon certificate ot the Supreme Court of California.
 Earll Webb. Esgr., who wgs admitted to the bar a few days ago, passed very credItabe exam nation before Messrs. Lowell, Ferguson aud Franklin.
 The mines about Ariyaca are reported to be showing up a better quality of ore than at any previous time, and much of 1t Is being taken out.
 Charley Horne is engaged in con- structing s model of an original iuVen- ton that, if It works as he thinks, will put lots of shekels !n his pockets.
 The Postoflice Department advertises for bIds for carrying the mail from The son to Manleyvilie and back, three times week, Tor four years from July l4th, 1886.
 There are sugar maple trees ID sufli- clent numbers ID the Santa Catalina mountains to afford quite speculation by converting the sap into sugar and syrup.
 NJ. M. Bruce, of Oakland, one of the original locators of the Crocker mine ln the Quijotoas, arrived last evening. He will probably spend few weeks ID this city.
 The Tombstone has passed its first annual mile post. ard now on sound basis. IL IS newsy paper and always R welcome visitor to the CITIZEN sane tum.
 The Supreme Court sits during the forenoon and the District Court Is in session during the afternoon, while lots of private courting occupies the evening hours.
 Special night watch Lucas hss d. ready discovered several open doors among the busIness houses. which he closed and watched for burglars that never came.
 Messrs Joe Scott, John Devine and aud S. SterrItt, who have released Al lis1n's mine ID the Pima district, left for camp this morning 70 resume work on the property.
 The Plaza drug store has received an other new lot of chemicals and med icines, embracing a great variety ot ar ticles. New toilet and fancy goods are received weekly.
 This is the year tLat every voter is re- quired to register anew, and he who fails to get his name properly upon the volume will lose his right of suffrage at the coming election.
 The combined sewage of the city and county appeals to the olfactOrs for the early construction of private conduit beyond the city limits. And vet IL IF uk- srra f. ll- 4 large number of pious folks went out to the RillIto, beyond Fort Lowell. to-day, to enjoy Methodist picnic. They will have m st enjoyable time, and finer day could not have been made to order.
 Complaint Is made that minors are permitted to play billiards and drink liquors m many of the saloons is the city, and an attempt will be made io bring up the offenders and let them suf fer the penalty.
 Those who pretend 10 know all about 1t, say the construction of the Mineral Belt railroad from Flagstaff to Globe Is an lmpossibillty. Globe had best em. brace the opportunity presented and smile on the Narrow Gauge. The Tombstone Is constrained tO el8c- ulate: Great Caesar. how It hlows.' At that moment the Democrats were taking harmony at each other Tn Tue son fact that The Tombstone might have reasonably coniectured. NIT. 5. W. Foreman, the veteran sur yeyor sho made the original survey of the city of Tucson. Is visiting the a. and b. p. from his home m Florence. He has completed the survey of the great Florence canal that Is about to be con- structed. The house in which the soldier Frank Richardson committed suicide on ac- count of his dusky angel. was once be- l fore the scene of a suicide. when a frail l dsmsel took strychnine because of un- requlted love for one of Uncle Sam's l boys in blue. A telegram regarding the location of | the post office IS now Tn the hands of NIT. | J. r. Lonergsn, and If the property |