Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.

. quite fashionable in Tucson. Some of } the ladies and gentlemen get up and start out as early as 4;30.
 The Board of School Trustees of Dis trict No. l. meets this evening at 7:3O o'clock at the residence of H. Buehman at No. 216 Convent street,
 The county board of equalization will
 meet again on the third day of August
 to hear further complaints of those
 whose assessments have been raised.
 Goods continue to arrive for Tucson
 merchants. Mir. A. Hittinger received a
 car load of beer on Saturday and Messrs
 Hughes. Stevens & Co. q car load of barbed wire.
 Mir. A. GOldschmldt receives goods by
 the car load almost every day-three or
 four car loads a week at least. He is a
 pushing business man and of such are
 the merchants of Tucson.
 The concert given at Levin's park on
 Saturday night for the benefit of Prof.
 Daniel, the pianist, was a success. The
 music was extraordinarily fine and the
 sale of tickets was creditable.
 NIT. W. M. Griffith, of Dripping Springs | | shaking hands with friends on the streets to-day. At his Dripping Springs ranch he has beautiful place, with plenty of
 fine cattle.
 Mir. Julius Goldbaum exhibited to-day
 magnificent bunch of Muscat grapes,
 clipped from his vines in this city. Grapes in Tucson grow large and the vines are very healthy and need but lit tie attention. Messrs. J. Liberman & c., of Wilcox. are forwarding 8OO,O0O pounds of Old | Dominion copper bullion to Baltimore | This Is the first copper that has been | shipped by the Dominion Company for | several months.
 A telegram received this morning by | Sheriff Shaw from Under Sheriff Ber- nard, states that he is at Carbo, Mexico, and has been detained there by wash | outs on the Sonora railroad. He will | probably arrive home on Wednesday | morning.
 The new counter, safe and other fur nlture for the Santa Cruz Valley bank have arrived at the depot, and will be moved to the building and put in posi- ton as soon as the carpenters and paper hangers get the room ready, which will be in few days.
 The elder trees in Tucson are now full of fruit and are looking decidedly ragged. The leaves are withered and look like they were dying. This is not so, however. It is the nature of this tree to look that way when the fruit Is ripe and 1t grows as we'll here as any where else.
 Messrs. Jack Eaton and Miller $ Myer continue to make regular shipments of ore from the Pioneer camp to Tucson. The ore is of fair grade and the returns are very satisfactory. Mir. A. Gold schmidt handles the ore here and ships 1t to Eastern reduction works.
 Mir. Ketchell, who has charge of the pumps at the Hemme ranch, Poso Bueno, is in the city, and reports the grass look ing fine in that vicinity. This ranch is one of the finest in the county and a large amount of money has been spent Tn It's improvement.
 Mrs. Sisk, in the Republican head quarters building on Camp street, car ries a good stock of the New Home and White sewing machines. Also lamps of all kinds, and a large stock of glassware, crockery and tin ware. Call and ex- anime her goods and prices.
 MT. Chas. Hilderbrand has returned from the San Rafael ranch, where he has been working for three months at carpenter work, and putting in pumps. MT. Hilderbrand commenced the erec- ton of new carpenter shop on his lot on Alameda street, near the depot.
 Messrs. Maish and Driscoll have com pleted all their improvements at the tresnall ranch, where they recently sunk we'll T25 feet. Pumping machin- , cry, cOrrals, etc., necessary for the proper , care of 5000 head of cattle have been , erected and they will be carried there about August 1st, from the various f ranches belonging to these gentlemen. f
 Mir. H. w. Klein, the new proprietor { of the Russ House is making many needed improvements, having added new carpets throughout, and furnished the :; rooms with new mattresses etc. The : stair case has been painted and fresh < coat of paint put on the entire front of ;; the building. The register shows good i of business.
 Mir. Simon Weller, of L. Zeckendorf C S O., will leave for New York this eve ( hing. on a SIX weeks business trip for the firm. MT. W. has been in Tucson q now about two years and has become a | general favorite with many acquain- tances. Last night there was an infor- nal gathering of his friends at the Cos f ,1l nd | f good time was had. 'Nuff sed. I
 Territorial Auditor Thos Hughes, re- t ceived to-day the returns from the Clerk T of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma c County showing the assessment of taxa c ble property for the year 1889, as equal t Zed by the county board of equaliZa- I tion. It gives the total number of e horses at 290, mules 147, cattle, 337S, f hogs 28 and sheep no. Total assess t ment 751, 80. V
 The Stockman says that three mining ! men went from Wilcox last week to in- :! spect the Table mountain group of cop per mines, owned by Messrs. Burgess, Gilman and Wykoff The same paper states that Indians from San Csrlos re- .- ,ently put in an appearance in the Ara 1aipa and stole mare belonging to Col ,nel Bridwell, and ran another mare of h he Colonel's to death in the effort to N ;atch her. Ii
 The machinery for the improvements Y md changes being made by the Eagle | Milling Company at their plant in this r .ity, has began to arrive, and.will all be Y lere in few days. There are now F 2 O 15 men at work and everything will 2. q 1e in readiness to make a start Septem- ? ,er 1st. This mill when put in opera ~ ~ ion according to the new plans adopted, " yill not only reflect credit on the energy :, md enterprise of Mir. Leo Goldschmidt, L yho has charge of the work. but will be tl big credit mark for Tucson and South ~ o rn Arizona.
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