Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13
L4TE LOC4LS.

the arrival OI more ores.
 ,lImprovaments are being made on the meat market of Simpson & Ruelas.
 VII. Igo's teams took out four mor- tars and a rock crusher to the Yellow Jacket mine to-day.
 Notwithstanding the lateness of the season, TucsOnites are leaving for Cal lfornia for recreation.
 There is considerable travel from the country now. notwithstanding the poor condition of the roads.
 4 new series of stock will be opened for subscription in the Building and Loan Association next Monday, the loth-
 Many cattlemen are protiting by the present fine condition of grass, and are engaged in cuttin. and stacking hay for time of need.
 VII. Igo's teams are on the other side of the Santa Cruz, with four wagon loads of ore, awaiting the subsidIng of the river.
 fhe woundad men of the Pantano wreck are ali improving rapidly at the hospital, and some of them will soon be around again.
 The Santa Cruz river is still running high, and doing much damage. The cut made by former rains has now reached Davis's pasture field.
 The theatrical season will open in Tucson on the 17th of October, when Maude Granger will appear ln "In- herited," at the Opera House.
 4 large influx of strangers may be looked for ID the near future consisting of health seekers rnd partiers interested in business transactions.
 An attendant of the meeting of the Mexican Democratic Club held at Car rillo's Gardens states that the enroll ment of the club was small.
 The Tombstone baseball club has sent challenge to the team here. to play a game at some near date at Ben son, each club to pay their own expenses
 Trinidad Machade, who was arrested for branding B. Robles' calves few days ago, was let go by Judge Meyer, there being no witnesses to prove hls quilt.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Strauss reports excellent success in raising funds for the erection of the band-stand in Court Plaza, and 'eays that work on it will commence m feN,days.
 The sales of some important copper properties are now pending which wl.l be consummated soon, and will be val uable additions to Pima cOuntys wealth producers.
 The Yuma Sentinel says: Miss Sole dad Appel, charming young lady who formerly resided in Tucson IS expected to arrive here to-day from Los Angeles, on a visit to friends in Yuma.
 San Pedro river has been very high for about 3 week, and has done an immense amount of damage t. the farms m the valleys, washing out much good soil, and cutting out irrlgating dItches.
 These are the days when the people rise up and bless the water wagon and the accommodating manager, Short ridge. Sprinkling the streets IS d lux ury which We 'ould net be without.
 A party nal-ad Domingo look in the Feast last night, and soon tngaged him self in fight which resulted in his arrest. He serves ten days for it, which will take him over the 10th of Sept.
 The vendors in the sale of the Silver Bell mine were extremely liberal when the settling up came, as numerous handsome and costly rememberances testify. Such evidences of generosity are extremely pleasant to chronicle.
 Deputy Marshal John Paul left for Nogales this morning with the two Chinamen who crossed the line by mis- take, and were before the United States Commissioner few days ago.
 Property values are all on the in- crease. Real estate is rapidly becoming more valuable, but the greatest increase is m mining properties, which are now very desirable possessions.
 4 suit will be brought for 5.p0O d3m- ages against the company owning the hog which killed the Chinaman, Too Yen week ago, by another company If which Too was member.
 The tax roll of the city for 1890 has been completed and shows q total vaIu- ation of @l,l9S, S,690.35. Dedueting S43,- G33,O0O the property of widows and or phans, it leaves for taxation S1, ,l55, ,6o7.- 9.
 The Davidson ditch northeast of the city has been greatly damaged by the late rains. The bulkhead is washed away and the cut partly nlled up. It is also said that much of the concrete pipe is badly damaged.
 Hung Chung, one of the five China men captured while crossing the line at Nogales some time ago, was before the the District Court on a habeas corpus. was given his liberty yesterday, it being proven that he was born in the United States.
 Wiley Holiday. who was brought in from Graham Co. yesterday by De putty Marshal O'Neil, OF the charge of polygamy, will give bonds to the amount of Sl ,50J in Graham Co. Court, the bond to be executed before Judge Blake.
 Co. D. Tucson militia, was out in full force last night. Drill was held on Mil itary Plaza, and the members presented an excellent appearance. It was decid- ed to accept the invitation of the Pa trloticas to join their procession on the l6th of September. Following are names of newly-made citizens, made such by the Distn [ Court: Patrick PoHars,. Ignacio Calvillo, 1 Johannes Ates, Francisco Varrela, E. ] ". Henry Kroeger, Adolpko Verdugo, l Richard b. Ferguson, Michael Irish, 1 and Andreas Ramone Franco. The Yuma Sentinel pays the following compliIl ent uo worthy woman: Sister Amelia, of the Convent of St. Joseph, | left for Tucson yesterday, and will not return to Yuma for probably several years. The lady is greatly beloved by her pupils here who will sadly miss her kind and earnest teachings.
 The Mammoth road will be realty and not project. On the 9th of Octo- Der bids will be received for the contract of build ng the road, and the contract let the the lowest responsible bidder. Work will begin on the 6th of October Pinal county wIli pay all the cost build ing above the amount subscribed by the .