Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.

I. VI. Bruce. OF the BaDOcOmarl CaLIle
Company, Is paying Us visit
7. Ephraim. of Nogales, is stopping at
the Cosmopolitan.
!. L. Moore and wife came in from
Tombstone yesterday, and are stopping
at the San Xavier.
Dir. VIM. Pickett having completed
his labors as grand juryman, left for
Qujotoa to-day.
The criminal cases on the calander are
occupying the attention of the court to-
day.
Mrs Ada Irwin of Phenix, is in town
on business connected with the Land
Office.
4 very pleasant affair was the after
noon tea party given by Maj. and Mrs.
Tower to her friends last Saturday.
Dir. 4. NJ. Franklin, who has been
attending to some contested cases before
the land Office, has returned to Tempe.
The trail of criminal cases will soon
begin. The petit jury will be sworn in
next Monday.
Mr.. S. N. Franklin leaves tonight for
Yuma to attend the district court which
opens there Monday morning.
Mrs. Royal johnson and party. who
have been paying Governor Wolfiey a
visit, WIll return to Tucson tomorrow.
Mr. L Coppel's son fell from a fence
where he was sitting and received some
painful bruises on his face.
Mr. j. A Bell of New York City, is in
Tucson and stopping at the Cosmopoli-
tan hotel.
The Van Tassel Dramatic company
performs at the opera house tonight.
Secure your seats early, as the house
will be crowded.
Col. James Zabriskie returned last
night from chihuahua, Mexico, where he
has been OF business for the past ten
days.
The case of the Territory against
Harry HALEY. charged with grand lar
c4ny, has been set for Tuesday, March
18th.
Mr.. 7. Solomon. Of Chicago, Ill, and
S. Callahan. of Cleveland, Ohio, are in
this city. They are quartered at the
San Xavier.
Mr.. Joe Pascholy, formerly proprietor
of the Occidental hotel at Tombstone,
now has charge of the hotel at Hua-
chuca.
Knox Corbett is getting things in
Shape TO assume charge Of the pOstoffice.
He expects to file his bond and be in
readiness in three weeks.
The Grand Jury having completed its
labors, Mr.. Jno. Dessert OF NOgales was
excused from further duty, and he re
turned home yesterday.
The flag over the Pioneer Hall APP
pears at half-mast to-day, in memory OF
General Geo Crook, who was an honor
airy member of the Society.
The Grand Jury did quick and effica
cious work. They were only in session
five days and found indictments against
twelve persons.
Mrs. T. L. Schultz, of Tempe, paid
Tucson flying visit. She arrived here
yesterday, and left for home on last
nights train.
4 committee OF our citizens will meet
the excursionists from Boston who are
10 arrive here tomorrow. Other prepa
rations are being made fol- their enter
tainment.
The fields in our vicinity are looking
very nice and green. The barley is al
ready about three feet high, and wagons
loaded with green feed are seen on the
Streets every day.
Mr. 7. J. Eckhart of Yorktown, Tex
r, has become associated in business
with Chas. T. Hoff of this city. They
viii continue in the same line in which
Mr.. Hoff has been engaged.
Mr. II s.McCrum, a prominent mer-
Chant from San Francisco, is registered
at the San Xavier. He comes to look
after some property interests which he
has in this city.
John Young, an old resident of Tucson.
but now a denizen of Greaterville, is here
on a business visit. PlacerIng in his vi
entity he says, continues at the usual
rate, and considerable gold is being ex-
tracted.
Geo. J. ROskruge who was recently ap-
pointed city surveyor by the council, is
now engaged in making surveys of the
streets, with a view of ascertaining the
most economical way Of draining our
city.
Service tomorrow morning at the Bap-
tist church by the pastor. Rev. c. A. Blu
chanan. Subject for the morning dis
course. The Wonderful Saviour" AL
are cordially invited to be present.
Mr.. f. II. Stevens is the possessor OF
a magnificent animal. 1t is a stag
hound. standing three feet high and of
the genuine Scotch breed
M.F. Cleary, the gentlemen who has
been negotiating for the purchase of the |
Silver Bell group of mines, arrived in |
Tucson yesterday.
Hon. John Y. r. Smith and SOD of
Phenix, are registered at the San Xavier |
They come to this city III the interests
of their flour mills which are located in |
PheniX.
The excursionists were highly pleased |
with the Illustrated CITIZEN which they
received at Deming. and after reading |
their copies sent them to their friends /
N the east.
Fred W. Smith, ex-Receiver of the |
Land Office. was indicted on four char |
ges Of embeZzlement by the late grand |
Jury. Judge Sloan has issued a bench |
warrant for his arrest.
Out of the forty-six imported iron
moulders who passed through Tucson /
few days back on their way to San Fran
cisco. only six remain at work in the |
boundaries. From what is said We may
expect another invoice of moulders to
pass through our city soon.
You don't know how much better you
WI feel il you take Hoods Sarsaparil-
la. 1t viii overcome that tired feeling.
purify your blood, give you a good APP
petite. and make you bright, active and
strong. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsap-
rilla. Sold by druggists.
Two Of the earthly materials which
Tucson and Its surroundings contains in
superb abundance, are gravel and .ca
lche". 4 mixture of these two makes
the finest kind Of hard conglomerate.
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