Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.

1SCA&S NE WE.
 The smelter is shut down for want o coke.
 Mrs. Douglas Snyder leaves tomorrow for California.
 District court has adjourned until tn, September term.
 Sue Kse's establishment IS undergo ing extensive repairs.
 Arizona Lodge No. l, A. O. T.. w meet tonight at 7.30.
 Mrs. Mansfield, wife of the Episcopa lain rectsr, is quite sick.
 Nr. John Norton, the merchant at Fit Grant, is in town to-day.
 Tombstone has raised S5OO for the celebration on the Fourth.
 The Mammoth Mining Co. are unload ing a carload of mining machinery.
 Eighteen carloads of stock were load cd today by cattleman Zeek for Kansas.
 Justice Meyer put two drunks at shaving the lawn of Court plaza this morning.
 The case of Conn vs. Sanders, in the District court, has been decided in favor of plaintiff.
 The Suahuaro fruit Is now riPening, and soon the Pagagoes will soon be on the street peddling it.
 Antonio Carillo, for trying to run Car illo's Gardens yesterday, got s7 or seven days from Judge Scott, this morning.
 Mir. D. Markham, the cattIeman of San Pedro, came in last night and sold some fine cattle to butcher Schumacher.
 For learning boys obscene language last night, 8 vagabond fel oW got 8 or days before Judge Meyer. He took the five days.
 MT. E. H. Luckey and bride, and Mir. A. s. Sturgis left this morning for La Oss. Mr. Luckey has charge of the custom house at that place.
 Calvert Wilson, U. S. District Attor- ney, has come over from Phenix to pros scute the Chinese cases now pending be- fore commissioner Hughes.
 Miss Ethel Edmunds left thls morn ing for California for the summer Miss Edmunds has been visiting friends here for some time, her home being ir the East.
 MT Jesse R. Grant, son of Er-Presi- dent Grant, stopped at Tucson today on his return to San Francisco from Me1ieo, where he has been on mining business.
 Hen. H. R. Jeffords left to-day to at tend the U. s. Court at Prescott. Mrs. Jeffords and the little folks accompanied him. The court will last from four to six weeks. Regular drill by the militia company this evening. Business will be trans acted, and all members are requssed tc attend. By order of
 CAPT. MARTIN. The Mammoth Mining Company are having 20 more stamps put in, which | will make . total of 5G stamps. The | work will probably be finished in six | weeks ar two months. Drummsrs are plentiful in Tucson. At | the Cosmopolitan yesterday there were two boot and shoe, two dry goods, one |
 
 cery and, one wagon salesmen. Hon. H. R. Jeffords and family left | this morning for Prescott, s:hsre Mir. | MT. Jeffords has much business before | the United States Court. They will | probably be absent a couple of months. | The young man who was shot in Bsrio Libre the other day by Francisco | Am8dor, is now, 30 pr. Fenner reports, doing nicely and is in fair way to re- covery. Amador, who did the shooting, is still ct large. A Mexican militia company is now be- ing organized under the leadership of It. ells--of the first company. The | new orgsntzation needn't make any | threats of walking of with the first com psny's s:lsurels, for that you know they | cant do. The same man who drew a prize of | sI000, in the Bsueficia lottery on the 5Ih of this month, drew yesterday through | the agency of $. Drachman, prize Of elO00 as his share of ticket 6Oll9 in the l.. s. Lottery. He also drew $55 in smaller prizes.
 1NO SUludIucU N6fo UIOuRDt up TOT examination this morning for trying to svade the axeniptaen law, aud were re- manded to Mexico. They were arrested at La Osa few days ago by Captain Schell. They had formerly worked in a mill in Mexico, and are not of the party of the 24. A dispatch was received this morning from the agent at Benson that special train will be run on July 3rd from Benson to Fairbanks, for the cele- brstion at Tombstone, provided that 30 passengers will be guaranteed, the fare for the round trip tn be at rates for one way. The return will be made on regu- lar trains.
 Officers were called out last night by a women in the lower end of town to ar rest man named Antonio Burolls for creating disturbance. He was caught on Meyer street, after quite chase, by officer W. H. Lucas, and taken before Judge Scott, who he'd him to await the action of the grand jury.
 An open air ics cream social will be given tomorrow (Thursday) evening in