Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
LOCAL NEW 5.

as a resor- for rdcson. especially wit
 the heaitb seeRers ln town.
 Macy Tucson mine owners are ou
 of bOWa at present., engaged Tn working
 their assess menIs before January lst.
 For assault whilesdrUnk on anothe
 MexIcan innocento Robles yesterda, sentenced to 10 days in the county jai
 by Judge Meyer.
 The " eli at l.. M Princes rancl four mics DorCh of Tucson has caved in It was caased by the burrowing O gophers around the well, which let tn,
 surface water ID.
 -AvajJabie min 'ng property has beer opened Q Ibe Saginaw district by Messrs Days. Jubns n, Barnes and MC Kay. Fu! details or the same will soor appear n oae CITIZEN.
 -C. R. Woles is engaged in samplins a carioad of ore from ;he Redondo mine IL SO1ora. .r5 ore contains good quantities of silver and copper and some god.
 -Mid-week service tonight at the Congregational church for bible study and prayer. beginning at o'clock. Su0- lect- the segenJh chapter Of John. The pubI cordial ly invited to attend.
 Messers s. Snverberg, c. H. Swain and A Steinfield returned this morning from a three days trip to Greaterville where they haze beem looking at some mining properties.
 The election committee appointed last evening by the city council are as fol- lows: for the first ward ". Reid, Alex Levin and R. Starr; for the second ward W. NJ. Jacobs, E. Yerkes and $. D. Con- ley.
 Cattle of Arizona ars slowly but sure ly on the increase. Stockmen as a rule hold to the plan ofselling only the male increase, which g,ve the cattle popula- tion of the territory a chance to accum- late.
 The Mexican cook employed in Soldni's Bon Ton restaurant yesterday morning attempted to clean out the Fashion saloon while drunk, and made very difficult work for Officer Johnson and Dave Frary in landing him in jail The statement in yesterday's CITIZEN that a carload of ore from ne Specula- ton mine was to be shipped to Fl Paso was erroneous, as all ores from the Spe- culation property are handled by Wores' Sampling Wo ks, of this city.
 A party named Sindmeyer from No- gales, lost 5l5 Sunday night and accus- ed a Mexican, also from No yales. of the theft. He had the Mexican brought before Judge Meyer this morning but there was no evidence to convict and the DriSOusr was discharged
 -Soasthing of curiosity is notice able in the court house lawn. One of the willow trees there shed its its leaves a few weeks ago and has within the last ten days grown a new crop of leaves, presenting a cOnsi ierable contrast to the bare branches of a tree of the same kind within a lew feet of it.
 Miss E. May Bowman, of California. gave an elocutionary entertainment. at Jobe's Opera House last Friday night under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church. It. was a real mental treat and financial sue cess. Miss Bowman will be welcomed with pleasure should she ever again visit Johnson City.-EE.
 -Mammosh IS seventy miles from its county seat. Florence and owing to the better business facilities and better roads to acson wants that portion of Pinal coUr Y to be sograted and attach ed to P.sna. The move IS good one and should be pushed through.
 The Building and Loan Association held their regular monthly meeting last evening. ffter performing routine work, 5i.400 was announced on hand for loan and two shares each were taken by l.. WenK and Mrs. Kicker, and four by Ben Heney, bidding S35 per share.
 The office building CD the corner O. Church and Pennington streets formerly occupied by Thomas Wilson as a law office, has been completly overhauled and repaired. new doors cut through, and plastered outside, presenting a greatly improved appearance. It will he occu- pied by ~. NJ. Franklin as law office.
 The old wooden sidewalk fronting on the Abadie Block on Meyer street is | being torn up and will be replaced by a l substantial cement walk similar to tha | in front of '. Zackendorf & Co.'S stoIe. | Mir. Haskins will do the work This i. | a move in the right direction as Tue | sons sidewalks, generally speaking, are | capable of vast improvements.
 As will be noticed in the advertise | ment m ano her column of the CITIZEN | @ meeting vii, be called for cattlemen | in the near future for the purpose of es- tablishing a cattle trail through to Cal | ifornia The practibihty of such move was proven here last summer when | Walter and Ed. Vail took band through | successfully. This will be a great | savIng to caltleren, as freight rates are | cutting largs holes n their receipts, it | begng expected that the small loses of | weight from Jr :veling on foot will be | nothing n comparison.
 Sunday night gang of Mexicans | were making the rounds of Bario Libre | ind llsing freely ID mesCal and other | heVera.5s. with the result that they | were soon drunk, and fighting drunk. | To satia,e their fighting propensItles | they made an Una- -gravated but very | aggrava ing assault upon party named ! Ventura Martinez, i've pitching into | him at once, and faarfully mauling the | man about ths head and shoulders, one | assaiiant. -sue Mario Polamar, being | especially viudicat-va, using beer bot | tie a. a club on the victim. The case 1 of POlema- comes up tomorrow at O. l clock prOvijIng the prosecuting witness l is able to appear then.