Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
LATE LOCALS.

Delegates from outside are all home ward bound.
 The biggest curiosity in this town is the man who is not discussing politics
 Two of the fruit stores which have been run by youthful proprietors have closed.
 The family of Engineer Ardis are re- loicing over the arrival of fine boy this morning.
 Mail from the west on time, mail from the east some time." So reads the pos- office bulletin board.
 The organ grinder made hi. appearance last evening upon oul streets minus the monkey.
 A dancing school has been opened ir the Philharmonic Club rooms. Henr, Levin is teacher.
 The Nogales Record also comes out OF wrapping paper. Evidently Tucson wal not alone in paper dearth.
 The stage to Olive was obliged to turn back this morning, ::on account oi the high water of the Santa Cruz.
 Tucson feels the benefit of the travel from Nogales. Many travellers from Mexico are registered at the hotels.
 The average regular amount of mail which will pass through here daily for Nogales and Mexico will be six sacks per day.
 Six county prisoners have been doing good work repairing roads since the late floods. They were not sent out to-day on account of high water.
 Another big lot of mail-a wagon load-came in this morning for Nogales and Southern points. It leaves on to- morrows stage.
 Many persons were on Court Plaza last evening to hear the band concert. Had they read the CITIZEN they would have known better.
 The militia uniforms recently issued were all too small for Ed. Holbrook. and he has sent out to Fort Lowell to see if an exchange can be made.
 MT. E. l.. Shakelford, representinp the wel-known firm of N. K. Fairbapks is in the city. His firm does an i'm menss business in this region.
 The repairing gang while at work on the wrecked engine 262, yesterday, were treated to severe shock of lightning. though none were seriously hurt.
 Co. E., of the Mexican militia expect thsir uniforms next week, and will try to have them made by the 10th of September, when they will turn out.
 A lot of piles for the Cienega wash out were on the switch this morpino They were very long, it taking eight 30- foot flat cars to carry three lengths of them.
 Col. ID. H. Wallace, formerly Receiver of the U. $. Land Office here, presided at the Republican County Convention at Phenlx last week, and the papers speak highly of speech which he made.
 There are more wsshouts at Pantano so that when the east-bsund passeneer trains get through, and the mail from the east arrives, IS quien sabs case. A WreckIng train went out this morning.
 An Ching, who was arrested Saturday for being implicated in a row near tba San Aavler Hotel Friday night. was Iat go by Judge Scott Saturday afternoon. after consuming considerable tune hear, ing witnesses.
 T.. T. Woo, an Anglicized Chinaman IS registered at the Cosmopolitsn. MT Woo IS a graduate of the School Inf Mines, Of England, and is en route for Sonora, where he will examine some mineral properties.
 H. w. Emory, of Queen Anne Ca Mo., eled at the San Xavier Hotel this morning at lO:3O o'clock of consumptlon. lie came here for his health but WAS too Tar gone to be saved by the healing at mosphere of Arizona.
 The street runner that 20 miners wera to be put to work at the Silver RaII Monday, IS without foundation. RniIJ. lngs will first have to be erected. mora over, the sale has not been wholly ar. ranged.
 The Tucson Athletic Club and Pioneer Hose Co. No. l will hold a t1remens' tournament ssme time curing the Fiesta with the Fire Co, from Tombstone, provided cart No ? can be obtained from the City Council.
 Two drunken Mexicans came into a down town saloon last night, and tried 10 put the proprietor out. An officer happened along about the time. and pulled them. Judge Scott gave them days each this morning.
 The candidates for democratic nomi- nations are an enterprising lot of peo- pie. It IS reported that yesterday one or them sent out messengers on the various roads into the city to intercept the delegates, and influence them to vote with him.
 Yesterday mornings passenper tro;r from the east arrived hsre at fb;s morning. It was detained by anotbar washout nearithe scene of tha late Pan tano wreck. Yesterdays train from tha west left on time but returned dur;no the night. It left again at 6 this morn, ing, getting through all the right. A hard case named Francisco Lerm, was up before the Police Court tbis morning. He partook of too much Mescal l last night, resulting in his finding a | strong determination to fight somebody. | whom he cared not. An old man named | Provencio chanced to come in his way. with disastrous result, the poor old | ieiloW Delng severely pounded. Judge | Meyer gave him 9 days in which to heip | the country build roads and overcome his fighting proclivities.
 There was lively stabbing atfrsy in Maiden Lane last night about II o'clock, a mining man being the party injured. One of the denlzens of that locality was the party to do the cutting. The man was cut in the arm just below the sboul- der, and also in the back. The woman did the stabbing with dirk. She has not been arrested, as the man refused to make any complaint. kacy develop ments to the affair are probable.
 Harshaw people are highly in favor of the building of the line from Calabasas to Tucson. When the old road was running It was necessary to be at Crit tenden about noon, to catch the north bound tram. Arriving at Benson enc must wait till the early mnrninn trsin