Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Go to Levin's Park tonight.

the city.
 The Territorial Board of Equalization
 are still in session.
 At latest advices Photographer Bueh-
 man was in Globe.
 Governor Wolfley has gone home to
 his official residence at Phenix.
 Prof. W. c. Bowman has brought hls
 family from Las Cruces, to reside ID
 the Gregory Block.
 Frank Hereford, deputy District At
 torney, has returned homo from trip to Crittenden on official business
 At the meeting of the building and loan association C. Kresham was award ed ' shares -S14OO- at S20 per slO6.
 Mr.J. A. Stonsy, soiournlng in city
 after his recent illness. tie will retura ln
 few days to his ranch at Paso Bue"o.
 Mir. Walter l.. Vail, of Empire Ranch is in the city. MT. V. seems to bs none
 the worse of for his Gila Monster bite.
 pr. Scott, the Dentist, is having fine run of business, due of course, to the fact that his work is always first class.
 T.. Villascusa keeps large and well selected stock of harness, saddles, brides and all classes of articles required Ill that
 line.
 The many friends Of District Attorney B. H. Hereford will be gratited 10 learn that his health is improving where be Is sojourning at his old home in Missouri
 Capt. Carbaugf, Judge Advocate of the court martial Winch met; ln tile the district court room on the 10th, has arrived and is getting things m shape for the assem bling of the court.
 John Zelweger, who has been absent gathering up beef cattle at hls ranch on the lower San Pedro and driving them to Wilcox for shipment 10 Kansas, has returned home looking hale and hearty.
 David l.. Hughes is in charge of the Eagle Milling Cos new office on Congress St. and superintends the giving away .of of samples of bread and hot rolls made of the Gold Dust flour.
 Mir. John A. Sp-lny, while attempting to lift single handed heavy mesquite timber, severely sprained his backbone | and is confined to hlS room lu conse- l quence, suffering very severe pam
 Assessor Snyder and his deputy Coe- nen are busy completing the assessment I roll, which must be delivered to the | Board of Supervisors on the third MCn- day of this month.
 T. B. Hey, Esq. of Monroe, Wis. is in the city, introducing the MonIce brand of condensed milk. This is the cnly un- sweetened milk that successfully com petes with the Highland, and Mir. EIey is selling lots of it.
 The Episcopal Church is now pretty near dead sure thing. The plans are n and they are awaiting the approval Of the Bishop. Tucson will have another church then winch will oe credit to the city.
 The Indian is race with small re- gard for proprietors. surroundings, etc: an instance or which could be Seen in q party of them playing cards in front of a dry goods store in this city, this fore noon.
 Geo. Benson, Esq. former superin tendent of the OSl Head, will be in town on business for a few days. The mill is agaIn in operation, after brief shut down tor repairs. The d fit and incline in the Jessie Benton connect Tn few days, greatly facilitating business there
 A couple of Mexicans this afternoon had an encounter. One of them kicked at the other, and hIs shoe flew oil. He went after the shoe, and pounded his op ponent unmercifully with it. An odor as strong as onions was noticeable ln the vicinity after the shoe came of
 Dyspepsia, indigestion, sic k headache and that tired feeling are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which. tones the stom ach. promotes healthy digestion, creat- es an appetite, cures sick head ache and builds up the whole system. Sold by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar.
 A.B. Sorrells Deputy Sheriff, brought in John Davis this morning from liar shaw. charged with killing Chinaman last Sunday evening. He was examined before Judge Vanderlip, at Crlttenden, and held to await the action of the grand jury Deputy Dist. Atty. Frank Here ford went up to attend the examination.
 The three children H. R. Jeifords yes terday ate a species of elderberries,w which which made them very sick. They were playing around in the afternoon when first one and then another of them were taken violently ill. Mrs. Jefords was very much alarmed for time, but . the little people are all right again this morning.
 Mir. A. l.. Bowman, Of the Silver Hill ] Mining District, IS in the city. He says that the mines there are running full . blast working principally on silver, which is mostly of high grade of ore, running |, from 275 to 975, mill run. The miners |, of that district have adopted resolutions winch will have the effect of keeping |, out all who do not use their muscle and powder. Last evening the residents of lower I Congress St. were startled by horse ! and buggy flying full speed around the ' corner and over the bridge, The lines I were under the wheels and the occupant a terrified woman, was of course help I less. Disaster would have been the ineyit- able consequence had there not been a cooi-hsaded man in the road, who stop ped the horse without serious harm { being done. Capt. Johnston, Superintendent of the l has been in the city for some days attending to the forwarding to the mine of large amount of lumber, ma chlnery, tools, etc, which indicates in- ( creased activity and a larger I output of bullion. The road committee ( should hurry up their collections, and ( have the road completed before the rain y season sets in. Captain Johnson and ,l his right hand man, MT. c. K. Clark, go J back tomorrow. It is with regret that we announce [ that MT. W. c. Bowman and family will ! leave next Monday for Tucson, Ariz., where they will make their home in the | future. NIT. Bowman has resided in Las ! Cruces fer nearly six years and has been l an exemplary citizen. The first year he | taught with credit to himself, the pub | lie schools and afterwards filled the pos $ ition of chief clerk in the United States (