Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
LOCAL NEWS.

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 HIN. Laboree is here from Poso Bue- no Ranch. He reports grass good and cattle improving.
 l.. W. Wakefield has arrived from Pantano and brings information of prom ising prospects for catJleman h his section.
 The delinquent tax sales were com pleted last Saturday. Only about -o parcels were sold to individuals, inc bal ance going to the territory
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Shilliam brought in Rafael Cota, who has been held by Commissioner English upon the charge of smuggling.
 Mine Host Rayfield must give his patrons liberal supply of good things, judging from the number or market wagons in front of the hotel, m the early morning.
 Charley Procter has gone out to San Simon after his family, and upon hls re- turn will become superintendent of Maish & Driscoll cattle interests.
 MT. Burkhalter at the depot informs us there is a steady increase m amount of freight received at this point, and IS sure of healthy increase of business.
 E. D. Crumb, route agent for Wells, Fargo & Go. returned last evening from a trip through Sonora. He reports our eighboring state as improving m many respects.
 Marshal Paul is busily employed in summoning United States grand and 4l fo- If h lf.n n the 18th inst, and the others on the Iith inst.
 Judge Meyer is on the ragged edge of despair; no drunks, no rows, no nothing to claim his paternal attention. Sub scribe for some good tracts, judge, to read in your solitude.
 From Treasurer Heney's monthly re- port it is found that there will be about $500 to the credit of Tucson school dis trict school, which will be ample to continue school during Apr.l.
 Mrs. Cornelia Mango wife Of Francisco Mango, died this morning at her home, South Convent street. She was an estlmable lady, and loved by ail of her acquaintances.
  fortune to have his deep well plugged by the plunger of the pump dropping to the bottom. It is hoped the damage wlll be repaired without delay and not much expense.
 Mir. Sturgis received fro n Los Angeles this morning, a fine a: sor5ment ot ever greens, roses, vines aI-D4 flowers Tor ms place near the border. Look out Will liam, you are fixing up things too nicely for bachelors ranch.
 The Allisons have just received large and good stock of potatoes. It IS strange sight to see this necessary arll- cle of food come from the distant state of Iowa at cheaper rates than they can be obtained in California.
 The purchasers of the Silver Bell group of mines, who arrived here from properties. left for home yesterday well pleased with their trip and with the minss. We are reliably informed that the purchase is an assured fact.
 The coroner's jury this morning re- turned a verdict that Dolores Salcido | came to her death from dropsy of the | heart. accelerated by fright caused by | the Chinaman fiourishing his pistol, and | the attack of the dog upon the women and children.
 The case of Chung Sing < Go. vs. Cash | Perrin was on trial this morning in the | district court, with Ferguson for plain | tiff and Hereford for defendant. ltwill | be followed by Dunphy vs. Williams, | ,r-,+h q Saftaruhita for rllain- | tiff and Zabriskie for defendant.
 A good appetite is essential to good l health, and loss of appetite indicates i something wrong. Hoods Sarsaparilld | creates and sharpens the appetite. as sists the digestive organs and regulates | the kidneys and liver. Take Hoods | Sarsaparilla this season. Sold by drug | gists.
 Mr. Watts, of the Water O., says there | is every indication of an abundant sup | ply of water during the season fer all | necessary use. The scarcity of water Tn | past years has oeen occasioned by lavish | and wastful use by parties who do not | realize that they are depriving others of their just share.
 How pleasant it is to recover from l severe illness and be enabled to resume | usual vacations; and that is the | way John ODoherty must feel. We are | pleased to learn he returned home yester- | day from St Mary's Hospital where has been for some time under the treatment | of his physician and care of the Sisters | of St. Joseph.
 The indefatigable Alex Levin has again taken charge of Levins Park and pro- poses to make it a delightful resort There will be bowling alley, shooting | gallery and other amusements, where an | idle hour can be spent pleasantly. | Especial pains will be taken for the com | fort and entertainment of families.
 Yesterday a thousand head of | cattle were shipped to Kansas | where they will be fattened | for the Kansas City and Chicago mar kets. They were purchased from Otero, Elias and others. On the 10th Maish | < Driscoll will commence shipping 20O0 | head.
 Bishop Potter will contribute to liar peris Young People to be published | April 8th, a paper on David and Jona- | than" This s the first in Bible story l series Of articles by prominent divines ef | different denominations, The articles | are to be accompanied with illustrations | specially drawn for Harper's Young Peo- | pie by well known French artlsts
 Master David l.. Hughes was made | the recipient Of surprise party last even l ing by his host of young friends The | occasion being the anniversary of his seventeeth birthday. It Was d most pleasant affair and David done the hon. ors of host, with much credit But, that was expected of him, when We remember he was page in the fifteen legislature and learned his dignified ways from that august body.
 It is well established fact that Tue son has as able, skilled. and experienced physicians as can be found in the west. and they are frequently called to dis tsnt points when attention to critical cases is required. And yet, at home, there is not that call for their valued services