Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-03-08
City Council.

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At the meeting of the City Council
la.t night, the following proceedings
were had:
The regular salary bills were allowed.
A request from the Arctic Ice Works TO
be granted permission to construct a
water way down Court street to the ar
roya north of the gas works, was con-
sidered and the same was granted.
A petition from citizens on South
Main street, asking for the same to be
graded, and agreeing to pay for the
same at the rate OF 10 cents per square
yard. 1t was ordered that the city sur
veyor be instructed to establish the
grade under the supervision of the street
committee.
It was also ordered that the city sur
veyor establish the line on Stone Avenue
adjoining Olsen's lot near W. Il. Stevens
lot.
The city library made its annual re-
port, which was read and filed.
Bids for the construction of the cul-
vert across Main street were opened and
read as follows:
Julius Flynn. Observation-Disclosures 1854 "a
NJ. j. Sullivan. Observation-Disclosures. 424 co
f. r. Drake. 493 UO
ID. Durham. Observation-Disclosures. 30 %
NJ. Florino's bid was for the stone work
only; SS:26 per perch.
On motion it was ordered that the
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inspection to-day at 8 o'clock, Of the site
of the proposed culvert, when il 1t Is
agreed to construct the same the bid of
ID. Durham of $50 will be accepted if
he furnishes a bond in double the
amount of his bid.
Mr.. Felix Haas, and bride, nee Miss
Carrie Kiam, arrived this morning from
their wedding tour. Mr.. Haas left here
about four weeks ago, going direct TO
Houston, where he was married; from
there the happy couple went TO New
Orleans, remaining during the Carnival
season, which was enjoyed very much.
After stopping in tho Crescent city for
some days, they went to the City Of
Mexico, via the MonteZuma special,
which Mr.. Haas pronounces the grand
est train that ever rode on wheels. At
ter remaining in the Mexican capital one
the return journey was made direct to
this city. Mr.. Haas had already pre-
pared for this important event, and had
fitted up and furnished a comfortable
home on North Meyer street, which he
will occupy at once. The CITIZEN eX
tends congratulations, and welcomes
Mrs. Haas to this city.
Col. Grouse, agent of the Pima In
dians at Scaanon, was In the city yester
day, and brings most favorable reports
from the Indians under his charge.
They are getting along fine with their
crops, and in this and every other work
of advancement they are heartily sec
onded 10y Mr. Grouse, who takes a COM
mendable interest in everything that
pertains to their welfare. He has only
been at Sacaton about six or eight
months, but the present condition Of
things there is evidence that his selec-
ton as agent OF the Pimas, resulted in
putting the right man in the right
place.
The Herald of Truth, Baptist publ
cation at Oakland, California, says:
REV. G.. 4. Buchanan, who has been in
California for month or more, preach
ing at Dixon, Winters and Penryn, has
gone to Tucson, Arizona, to take charge
of the Baptist church in that place
California has lost more than it is aware
in letting Bro. B slip from here. He is
a man of real ability and worth many
lines"
DR.. J. A. Lord, the Clifton dentist, left
this morning for Casa Grande and Globe,
where he will remain probably two
weeks. He did think of hanging out
his shingle in the old pueblo for short
time, but there being two or three dent
lists for every bad tooth IN town he con-
cluded TO move on.
Mr.. A. A. Holbrook has succeeded to
the management of the Elmore ranch,
in the Baboquivari mountains, taking
the place or Mr.. Ghas.tWarren, who was
formerly in charge of that valuable
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