Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Indications are good for rain.

Regular drill by the militia company
 tonight.
 Band concert on Court Plaza to-mor- row night.
 Johnny Hart is putting new awning in front of his place.
 R. s. Hatch Esq, ex-sheriff of Cochise county, is in the city to-day.
 Mir. ard .Mrs. B. W. Tichenor will spend the summer in the East.
 The home market is overstocbed with watermelons grown in this vicinity.
 Mir. "Reb" Wood came in yesterday from his ranch near the Mammoth.
 Mrs. s. H. Drachman and Miss Becky Ezekiel are visiting at Ft. Huachuca.
 Mrs. 4. Goldschmidt left on Monday last for California, to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Dr. Fenner and her father, hIr. Hemme leave for San Francisco to-mor- TOW.
 Mrs. Rev. Gunnett left yesterday for her home in Ohio, to be gone until Sep tember.
 There has been an addition of eight made to the family of white mice lI the Cactus saloon.
 Mir. and Mrs. 2. NJ. Jacobs expect to leave for San Francisco next Thursday, to spend the summer.
 Everything was quite and serene at the police coGr5 to-day, nothing what ever bsing brought up.
 HIN. Labaree and family, and J. 4. Stoney left this morning for Poso Busno by private conveyance.
 As the weather grows warmer the people can appreciate something that Is cooling like Dr. Martins Fichy.
 Mir. Harry Jenkins and Miss Lillie Car lsle, both well-knOwn here, were recent ly married at Las Vegas, N. NJ.
 The board of school trustees will meet tomorrow. and confirm the appoint ments made at the last meeting, with one or two changes.
 This is the best time of the whole year to purify your blood, because HOW you are more susceptible to benefit from medicine than at any other season. 1 Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the best medicine 1 to take and 1t is the most economlcai- loo Doses One Dollar.
 Miss Annie Meyer, daughter of Judge i Meyer, while unhitchIng her horse after | taking drive yesterday had a narrow | escape from being injured by the horse winch became frightened "nd ran ! around the yard doing considerable | damage to the buggy and to the trees | and shrubbery.
 There is nsw more money to loan m | Tucson, and at lower rate of interest | than ever before. One or the reasons l for it is that cattlemen have lately been | paying up bills which have been stand | ing for several years. IL Is healthy | sign for the town and shows confidence in 1t.
 All parties whose asse sment vali e was increased by J;ie Board of bqUailZd- ton on July lst and 2nd, are ordered tO appear at the office of the Board Of Su- pervisors on July llth 2t 6. m., to show cause, if they have any, why the assess ment on theIr property should not De raised. Those whose assessment was raised on the third and fifth, are to ap- pear on July 12th, at 3 o'clock.
 The city council have postponed until next month their action On the building of the band stand in Court Plaza. In all probability none wil be built then, as by that tune the rainy season will bs coming on, ard later there viii 5e the Feast. which will last until cold weather, so that the sband stand will probably wait another year. It IS to bs hoped that the concerts will continue as re- gularly as Is possible, however.
 Messrs Bob Hatch and Gus Hirzch- field of Tombstone came in this morning from that place. They had a good deal of trouble on the way. They started out for Benson in . private conveyance, and 1 got lost in the Dragoon mountains, ar irving at Benson too late for ths train. They caught special however, and came In on that. hr. Hatch is en route to Yuma, where lie is going as assistant superintendent Of the prison.
 People are wondering what has become Of the road to Mammoth business. Pinal county agreed to duplicate the subscription Of Tucson. The board O. supervisors of that county met dag be- fore yesterday but what action they took has not been learned. Up to this morning the committee had 3lI00 col Iected. The delay is ali ewing to the waiting on Pinal county. and work will now surely be commenced on the road , very soon.
 As the CITIZEN goes to press the board , of school trustees are meeting. The l work they will do will be to confirm all , the nominations made at the previous ! meeting. They will consult with Prof Bowman as to the werk to be done dur- ing the coming year, ani will zap an outline of the work to be done. Strong complaints have been made of the work done by She janitor, and the , matter will be fully investigated. No changes whatever are likely to be made in the former appointments.
 A suit will probably be brought before the first of August against Pima county to collect interest on bonds to the amount of s200.000 given by the county I several years ago in exchange for bonds ] of an equal amount Of the Tucson, i Globe & Northern R. R. Pima county merely lent its credit for the amount, neither bonds paying any interest. Now the holders of the bonds claim interest on the Pima couny bonds, and for large contingent fee, the case has been taken by prominent attorney here.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Paul left on the delay ed train today for San Fran cisco with the 24 Chinese who were re- manded to the Empire of China by the United States COmmi :siOner a short time ago, the writ of habeas corpus being dismissed. Marshal Paul, who took 1 one of them before Judge kibbey at { Phenix, will board the train at Marico- pa with his man, and all the prisoners ( will be placed on board q vessel bound for China. Special Agent Mccoy will ( accompany Mir. Paul to San Francisco. l This morning about half past ten two Chinamen, named Lung Chung and ] John Lee got into dispute in China town over some opium. The quarrel soon took z serious turn. Lung used a club on his opponent for a while, and then got in his work with a dirk. Lee