Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-29
LOCAL NEW s.

The null at Mammoth is working
 one hundred tons of ore day.
 Tomorrow is a legal holiday. Nc
 banks open, no schools, no paper.
 -Papago women are in the city ped
 ding hay for carpets and mattresses.
 Three frosts so far this fall. Tue
 on has the finest climate in the world.
 The city council meets next Monday
 night and will appoint the election
 board.
 The Tucson American orchestra
 wifi give 8 grand ball tonight at Reld's
 Opera House.
 Some Thanksgiving poultry is com
 ing in from J1e country, but the clty
 would run very short Of turkeys, were
 it dependant ot ly on that source.
 Four loads of supplies - two of ground feed. md two of mac nery for the stamp mill-went out to o ye Camp for the Speculation Co. today.
 A telegraphic wire was broken at San Simon yesterday by the pile driver there causing much inconvenience, es- pecially to points east of the break.
 Mid-week service tonight at the Con- 2 gregation church for Bible study and prayer beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Sub
 feet. the sixth chapter of John. The
 public cordially invited to attend.
 To the right kind of man there is at present an opportunity for renting or purch asing che of the best paying ho- tels in this city. Particulars can be ob- tained by addressing Hotel, lock box lOo Tucson, 4. T.
 -Rowdy. the scout, of San Carlos, was on a little spree of his own Monday night out by the Indian school. Mar shal Roche was notified and brought him in. ROwdy took his arrest very seriously and quietly, and when brought to town was let go, 70 sober up.
 Undertaken Bard has received or ders to exhume the body of Jas. Farrell, who was shot and killed at Nogales some time since, from the eXecutor Of the estate, and left for Nogales today. The body will be taken to San Fran cisco, where his wife now Is, and will be brought here Saturday by wagon.
 The following may give some Idea of what amount of buEiness Tucson IS doing: To Nogales an average of a car load of freight a day is shipped; to Crit tenden for that place and Harshaw three carloads a week; to Tombstone two or perhaps three carloads a week; to other points on the Sonora road two carloads per week; to Phenix three carloads week.
 A party of tho "U & I" show people this morning rode from one of the down town hotels to the statiCn in Drach- mans carryall, and refused to pay the fare, fifty cents each, at the station. The Mexican boy driving held the satchels of the company for his pay and one of the owners was about to use a | cane on the boy when officer Stocking | lnterfered and told the recreant passen- ger to put up" or go to the lookup. He paid.
 Three carloads of cattle were brought ID yesterday and today for | shipment to Los Angeles, B. Weller be- ing the purchaser. The cattle look fine, | averaging very well for young stock, 950 | pounds each. two fat COWS in the herd | going over a ton. The price paid was | Sl.75 per hundred. They come, carload | each. from B. Robles, Burt Holbrook | and J. QuInlan'e ranches. In 'he same | shipment was a carload Of calves, which | come from R0bles' ranch. They brought | S6 each.
 Burt H0lbrook came in last night | with car load of cattle from hIs ranch | near La Osa. Mir. Holbrook expresses himself well pleased with the general outlook for cattle, and states that they | are as a rule looking first rate. Feed Is fine. though dry of course. and plentiful. Water is abundant, and ranchers are well satisfied. Mir. Holbrook states that there are plenty of buyers, who are now offering 5L15 a hundred and thinks that very shortly cattle in this county will fetch cents pound.
 A Papag0 Indian is now in the city jal awaiting Judge Meyers recovery. Saturda night being bright and moon light. and .us moonlight disclosing 8 good horse n a Dexican's back yard, iD BariO Lihrs. Mir. Indian coFeted the horse. and proceeded following out his .nclinat ons. All might have gone well had he not made slight noise which reused the ho1sC's owner. The owneI saw the man unfasting his animal and ihat he m Eht want 1t hlm- oEik lti ttilfa Ote luaintance ia tbe thief. He described the parly 5o Marshal Roche, yesterday morning. and before night MT. Roche ailed his man.
 A tramp who has been hanging around town for few days concluded 5o go into the boot black business Sun lay. and proceeded to lay in a stock of 5rade for: hwith. Not being particular ss 10 whether his stock should be new pr not only so that be obtained it, be loek possession of the brushes on the boot black stand in front of the Fash on and started in business. Comp 1 Dlaints Of the owner of the brushes to officer Johnson soon brought the ar -icles back and landed the tramp in aiL He came up in police court this morning and Judge Meyer sent him to he county jail for 10 days, where he can 10 al the book black business he war ts.