Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY JUNE15, 1889
BREVITY.

MT. John Dessart, a well-known and popular Nogales merchant is at the Cos mopolitan.
 The Mandamus case against the Gov ernor came up for hearing in Phenlx to-day.
 Territorial school superintendent Cheney returned Thursday from an ex- tended business trip to Colorado.
 Tucson is well supplied with Chinese restaurants seven now being in opera tion. The Chinaman is hustler.
 Dr. l.. A. Kengla, well-known here, is practicing medicine in San Francisco. His office is 1903 Polk street
 QHon. Chas M. Strauss, who has been quite seriously Ill is reported to be slow ly convalesing.
 Prof l.. A. Hicks of Yuma county is in the city attending to business before the land office.
 Hon. Ben Goodrich returned to Phe- nix Saturday night to argue the Man daInus case against the Governor.
 Let every body encourage and assist the Pioneers in their efforts to appropri- ately celebrate the Fourth of July.
 A suit was entered in the District Court to-day to quiet title in the case of Denman vs. Leopoldo Carrillo.
 The Wham robbery examination was hung up to-day, pending the return of defendants counsel from Phenix.
 Mir. and Mrs I. N. Towne for the past month in Kansas, are now en route home. Hu,. 4a1 4~, nol lol in, few days.
 Chas R. Drake returned last evening from four days trip through the min ing districts in the south western part of the county.
 Mir. W. H. Griffith, of Dripping Springs, is in the city. MT Griffith is a candidate for the office of United States Marshal.
 Mrs. H. J. Sower, returned from San Francisco last evening, where for the past two months she has been visiting friends and relatives.
 Indian agent c. M Mpohnson and fam fly, accompanied by Miss King, came in from the Sacaton last evening. They are stopping at the San Xavier.
 MT. Paddy Woods residence will, when the work now in progress on it has been finished, be one of the hand somest and cosiest homes in town.
 Col. J. M Eagan returned to Clifton last night. He is one of the big hearted whold-souled fellows of the Territory, whom the people of Tucson are always glad to see.
 MT. W. NJ. Gilson, for twenty-six years a resident of Arizona and now one of the solid citizens of Phenix, is in the city proving up on his desert land claim.
 A little unpleasantness between Judge Porter and prominent newspaper man is reported from Phenix. Honors were easy.
 MT. Julius Goldbaum left on Saturday night for six weeks visit to California. He will visit San Francisco, Sacramento and other places of attraction.
 The Congregational Church is being plastered on the outside and laid off in brown stone-front style. When com pleted it will be very attractive outside, as well as In.
 The eleven year old son of Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal church, Ari- zona and New Mexico diocese, died at his home of diptheria, in Santa Fe few days since.
 Governor Wolfiey won case in Phe- nix few days since against the Gila River Irrigation Co. The jury awarded him S2.400 for services rendered the company.
 The amount of hay that is being haul ed into town is something wonderful The quantity is more than double that of any previous year. Most of it was raised on the Santa Cruz.
 Work in the different mining camps in the Casa Grand, district is reported to be going steadily ahead. The work of | boring for water at the Monarch camp has proved a formidable job.
 Quite number of Tucson people are | talking of going to Oracle to spend few weeks to escape the warm weather It | is delightful place and ample accomo- dations can be secured.
 The Territorial Board of Equalization | through their work in good shape and | will undoubtedly give return that will | be satisfactory alraround.
 NIT. Spicer is out with brand spank ing new express, No. 90. The wagon was built by MT. Chas. T. Etchells and is daisy. All kinds of transferring and expressage will be promptly attend ed to.
 The Lela Mining Company, and the Golden West Mining Company are both sinking wells. Both these companies have stamp-mills on the ground, and as soon as the necessary water is secured | the camp will spring into activity.
 The young fruit orchard of Judges Hereford and Lowell on the Santa Cruz bottom, although but two years old. is bearing nicely. Peaches from there were exhibited in town yesterday that had the appearance Of being unusually fine.
 Mir. Robert Frazier, better known as Bob Frazier and Miss Valantina Higuera were married on Thursday last by Judge W. E, Scott. The happy couple have lots of friends who wish them lots of good luck in their new venture. MT. E. B. Waggy, of Yuma, has been here for the past week, attending to land matters. He is interested with MT. Cole Saunders in the Mohawk Canal. Mir. Waggy is staunch republican, and was a member of the last Territorial Conven- ticn. Four or five of 'Zeckendorf's boys, went picknicking to Sabino Canon on night, and returned Sunday evening. They slept on the soft side of a big rock, drank water sweetened to f taste with animalcula, heard the crickets chirp, owls hoot, got lost and enjoyed I themselves generally.
 Dr. Scott in an article in the Gazette ( has the following: Tucson is a very i'm l portant field. Dr. U. Gregory and his V excellent and talented wife have resided ! here for several years. He has been Z general superintendent of missions for ! { th<. r.,A l.n- clc.zz-. :.---=. f