Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-03
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY MAY 3, 1890.

Col.J. A. Zabriskie and daugher have returned from an enjoyable trip east ward.
 There is much activity out at Ollve in developing old claims and locating new ones.
 Justice W. F. Scott has moved his office to No. s Court street, where he VIII dispense justice.
 CHI. Light is of again examining group of mines for a syndicate or pro posed purchasers.
 Col. Wm. Pickett, superintendent or the Bonanza company's mines at Qul!o- toa, is in the city.
 Tn the district court this morning the case of U. s. vs. B. Nj. Crawford was ad- journed for the term.
 There is quite an activity in Tucson today in transfers or changes m real sstate-at least in the ar
 Refupio Saenz. of San Pedro, was mak- ing final proof in the land office yester- day for his homestead claim.
 Vellaescusa's new building on South Never street, near his saddellry store is nearly ready for occupancy.
 Thos. Taylor, of Paso Bueno, an old time Arizonan, is in the city on busl- ness connected with the land office.
 The young men of this town are organ izing militia company, and will pro bably hold meeting to elect officers to- morrow evening.
 Strawberries are becoming very plen- tiful in the market, and prices must be reduced, or they will become loss to the grocery men.
 Mir. c. W. Tillman, one of the sub stantial citizens of Florence, IS Tn the city, accompanied by his little son, TOT whom he is seeking medical advice.
 The walls of the large addition to the Indian school are nearly ready for the roof. Chief carpenter Reed IS having good work done.
 Pima Lodge No. 3, TO. O. F. will meet to-nipht at 7:3O o'clock. There will be work in the second degree. A full at tendance is requested.
 The Tucson Philharmonic musical club, in their bright new uniforms, made thelr first bow to the public on Sunday at Carrillo's Garden. They did well for new beginners,
 By the quiet and undemonstratlve way in which Hon. W. c. Davis is passing around hob-nobbing with mining ex- perts, it is conjectured there IS big mining deal on the tapis.
 A beautifully decorated ola, the work of Miss Lorette Lowell, was on exhibition yesterday in assayer Wetmores window This morning it was sent to k. Lincoln Sherwood, San Francisco.
 As the paper goes to press, the wrangIe between attorneys over little episode that occurred in court yesterday, has not been terminated. Too much importance IS given to trifiing events.
 Mrs. Zeigler's sister, Mrs. Spekenhire of Richmond, Indiana, came Tn on train % this morning. She will make a long visit, and possibly may make Tue son her permanant abiding place.
 Buehman, the photographer, sent one of his Arizona BonanZas" to Speaker Reed of the house of Representatives, with the heading on of Knocking for | statehood" Tally another for Arizona. l
 A team drawing load of hay yester- day afternoon became frighten- ed on Main street, and ran away, break l ing of lamp post. Fortunately they were soon stopped without anyone being | injured. W. P. Haynes is swinging around the circle of the county-seats, obtaining the | recorded mortgage indebtedness or the | counties. He has completed Pima, Go | chise, Graham, Gila and Apache, and IS now en route for Prescott, ln 1avapal | county.
 There were three runaways yesterday, but fortunately no injury to persons, though considerable damege to property. | Those owning teams and carriages can | not exercise too much caution in prevent | ing runaways and accidents.
 Tomorrow morning c. A. Elliott, | postmaster at Tucson, for nearly four years, will turn over the office to Knox | Corbett, his successor. MT. Elliott, be- | fore commencing development work on 1 his mines will take a much needed rest. | JM.Drake. Esq, brother of Hon. C. R. | Drake, accompanied by Mrs. Drake, | Mrs. Edward La Rue, and Mrs. A. W. Boggs, all of Riverside, Cal, have arrived | to attend the wedding festivities of MT. | Drake. They are welcome to the land | Of SunSnll6 ana SllN6T. NIdg buolT Il visit be pleasant and agreeable.
 Hon. H. B. Hereford, district attorney | leaves tomorrow to visit the scenes and | friends of his early life in Missouri. His | health has become seriously impaired, | and 1t is to be hoped that he will, by i rest in his old home, soon return to Tue son fully restored to health.
 A fair trial of Hoods Sarsaparilla for | scrofula, salt rheum, or any affection | caused by impure blood, or low state of | the system, will be sufficient to convince | any one of the superior and peculiar cur ative powers of thIs medicine. Buy it | of your druggist. 100 Doses One Dollar. |
 Those having business to transact at the office of Wells Fargo & Go. are cer- tain to receive courteous and prompt at tention from the efficient agent W. F. | Overton. And this applies equally we'll | to the adjoining office of the Western | Union, where J. Ormsby is found at the | desk and at the key.
 Capt. E. Miltimore and family will | start on tomorrow afternoon s train for | New York City, where the captain goes to take station, by order of the Secre- | tary of War. The captain and his estim- | able family will be greatly missed from | our society, and our people lose a man | who has taken deep interest in our prosperity, and contributed much of his | time and means to its advancement.
 Some eastern capitalists are at Wash | ington Camp and vacinity, examining several mines with the view to purchasing. From the present activity and work going on at Harshaw, Wash Ingten Camp and adjacent territory, and with very reasonable prospects of having several mines pass into the hands of capitalists, the southern part of the county has bright outlook for its prosperity in the near future.
 Gen. R. A. Johnson is on the war path and thieves had better look out. It has been the practice of the ice company to place in blankets, and mark and tag