Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.


 terdsy.
 Mrs $. J. Hea.on will return from California soon, in greatly improved health.
 \ drunken Mexican .s in Jall for breaking m Goor cn upper Meyer St' this morning.
 Stock IS heinz shipped vest from haze ss well as cart. Tn-o carloads went out for San Francisco this afternoon
 Al members Of the militia ccDlpany are raouested to be in attendance cf the meeting co night. Business of import ance.
 4 pitched battle took place yesterday ca upper Congress- street. thres taking hand in it. The Tucson man was too many for them.
 sle0 has been received by the secTe- tarv of the ball club here fIom the Tombstone club. as travelling eNperss5 to that place. Outsiders remsMber the excursion
 Prof. V. C. Bowman has acCeptec q position in the Lend Office tempocaT,!v. Io succeed Miss Nellie Sutherland, who l4avss Sor her home in California For the sumner n few days
 ia 8 scrapr ng match be5H-en Anglo arG NeElcaLo, 4Gs- n-sDt Sas--o i-oS- Cane iEtO -Sluso8 ->isa -deEIcaI.o Gale resalalnS ln some damage to the Duse: but none to the cane
 Runor has it that certain railroad man. the first two letters or whose namr are William. Is intending joining the ar rpvof the Benedicts in the near future. The young iady resides n Tucson
 Grand opening of the lunch depart ment Of the Elite Saloon. Everything will be in readiness at s p. ID. to night. All the delicacies of the season. An heuser- Busch beer on draught.
 The party at Carriilo's Gardens last night was an enjoyable affair. and every body reports Q good time. It was not, however. under the auspices of the Com mercial Club, as stated yesterday by the CITIZEN, being gotten Up by some Of the young men Of the town.
 That tired feeling, 50 sUble and yet go overpowerirg. is entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which tones and strengthens the system and gives good appetite Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa- parilla. 100 Doses Ore Dollar" Is true only of this peculiar medicine.
 BIT. John 4. Spring IS in receip; Of a highly complimentary letter from the Secretary Of the War Department, ID regard to his article "Apaches cf Ari- zona" recently published in the Flor ence Enterprise. Mir. Spring IS fluent and forcibie writer. and merits all such words of praise.
 Prof. M. c. Meyrelles. the leader of the 2nd Cavalry Rand at Fort Lowell, has 6 beautifully engraved and very valuable gold headed cane, presented to him by the people of Naila Walla as 8 token Of esteem, aRd to sho@ their 2p preclsjioa of hIs talents as musician. Last night about 9 o'clock a Meyicau boy came down Congress- St. flying. after officers to arrest fellow up near NeiIa corra1. where tls boy worked. He said the fellow was drunk, and he was afraid af him. The OAicsTs went up there and found that the drunken fellow was Bob Ka;nsbUry sitting oU5 lhere smoking his pipe, and watching for somebody who had vSen stealing hi5 lumber.
 Tucson mas library on wh .ch jt csn pride itself. The library Is " eli tiled with q general line Ct readinr matLeG magazines. papers, novels, encyclopedias etc, and ls being better patron zed this summer tean Is usual during Cae warm months, strangers especially being its visitors. Miss Pomeroy the accomm0 dating librarian, Is entitled to much credit for the ordor i2 which the library IS kept, everything be.Gg in s5'pshape.
 Mr. s. Wiler, of the dry goods depart ment of l.. LeckenGorf G Co. leaves on Sunday next for New York Mr. Wilsr has been here fer two years, apd is very pop ula- with the clerks 0f the store. and the people sf Tucson generally His fellow clerks VI! give hin blow out dinner Saturday night at the Maisoa Doree. Nj Wile- goes to Ne~ Eerh as q partner IF his fathers business.
 Much complaint has ia taiv been made ara nst the iacs Df police vigilance n a. lowing Oovs under tLa age cf 15 years. 70 drive vehicles through our streets, but t would appear itha5 the charge -s an unjust oue. Chef Roche stated this merring that u- the drivers Of passen- ger c0nyeyazces, within the city limits are orer the age Cf I5 years old, and
  arrest any one uBaar that age. other tLan a passenger driver. He asks Us to show him d single instance, m this re- spect, in which the the law Is not com piled with.
 He was seen coming down Congress street. about II o'clock the morning, waving his arms and yelling to stop If we loved our life. We love our life so o+o Ia mn hl0 fapa streaming with perspiration, and his breath coming in gasps. Say! he panted, I want to tell you something something that may save your life-it is the best of all-none to beat it-let me whisper ii in your ear: pr. Martins Fichy Is the best made; come on and have glass. We went without 6 murmmur.
 At the militia meeting held last night J. 4. Black was elected as Second Lieu tenant Of the company. The contract of making the uniforms was awarded to F. ". Hildebrand, an old armystailor who guarantees perfect fit. everything just right, for S6.50 a suit. He goes al the work as soon as the material Is re ceived, which will probably be in sabout TWO weeks. After the meeting the com pany had spread at the expense Gi Lieut.. Bernard, after which thsy hired the Mexican band, and under command of the first Lieutenant, marched to the residence of !ths newly elected Lieu tenant and serenaded him. The boy then went back up town, and Lieut. Black gave them another spread They were lively, jolly, orderly crowd, and all had good time.
 Last night a Mexican named Francis co Orts shot and killed another named Ricardo Padilla, out at Tanque Verde They had been celebrating St. Johns day. and Of course had been drinking. II the quarrel they had Padillo threatened Ofta with knife, Orta go5 on his horsi andsstartod off, when PadIllo gave chase After following him for half mils Padillo closed iu. when Orta shot hin
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