Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.

E. l.. White, Esq, of Red Rock, IS 1T town.
 Negley Post, G. AR. meet tonight al 7.21 o'clock.
 Fine violin music at Levin's Park Saturday and Sunday evenings.
 s. H. Drachman leaves tomorrow fol Fit. Huachuca, on short visit
 Special drill by the militia company tonight. Full attendance requested.
 Dr. Martins Vichy fountain is where they are knocking out the hot weather.
 A good share of the freight shipped to Tucson consists of fruit from Tempe
 The firm of A. Cortelizi & O., has dis solved, and will hereafter be run by MT Cortelizi alone.
 The Apache scouts from Fort Lowell were in town to-day and were well dress ed compared with Tucson's ordinary In. dian visitors.
 Sweet music by the Philharmonic band broke the slumbers of the people living in the upper end of town last night about II o'clock.
 The ball game yesterday between the Junior Pioneers and the regular Tucson nine, for S35 side, resulted in a victory for the former; score, 13 to 9.
 Mir. B. M Ackerly, who succeeded MT Tedley at the $. F. Station, has brought his family here from San Francisco, and moved into the Williams block.
 A drunk for fighting on the street last night was given days in jail, and another for fast riding was given the same time, by Judge Meyer this morn ing.
 Railroad tickets bought, sold and ex- changed at $. H. Drachman's. All tran sections guaranteed. He can save you from 5 to S20 on regular first-class tickets. If
 A drunken fellow was up before Judge Meyer this morning for deliberately stopping lady driving along in buggy on the street yesterday afternoon. He was given 30 days in jail.
 A match game of base ball will be played to morrow afternoon on the grounds back of Levin's Park, between the Junior Pioneers and the Tucson nine for about S25 side.
 Some teasing boys had fine fun last night with Meyer street Chinese mer- chant. They had him in great fear of a tarantula, and fighting it bravely though not without trepidation, with a piece of board.
 An item in the:;CITIzEN of the 24th, re- ferring to man named Hildebrand be- ing up in the Police Court, for being drunk and disorderly, has no reference to MT. Chas. Hildebrandt, the builder, who is most exemplary citizen.
 The Indian school is undergoing ex- tensive improvements. The new tank is up, the school proper is being painted and renovated generally, and many new outbuildings are going up, giving the whole place neat and tasty appearance.
 Some very fine ore specimens, of cop- per especially, have been brought in from a newly discovered mineral deposit about 40 miles south of here, by MT. Peter Schemerhorn. He refuses to say much about it, but says he has struck something fine.
 U. S. Marshal Paul Special Agent Nc Coy and Deputy Marshals R. Cannon and John Paul, returned on yesterday afternoons train from Francisco, where they have been for the last two weeks with the q Chinamen captured while crossing the line from Mexico.
 A Mexican family while out taking an afternoon drive yesterday, had run away near Silver Lake. The harness gave way so that the horse could not be controlled, and he made a lively race for a while, finally bringing up on the wire fence back of the hotel, with no dam- ages except cut from the fence on the horses head.
 The electrical storm last night was magnifcent-grand beyond description In all directions, and almost necessarily the heavens were pierced by crooked flashes of brilliance sublimely beautiful and terrifying to behold, making the night bright as day. Before dark the huge, black, rolling masses could be seen shedding their bounteous coolness on the parcked earth in all directions, though but little fell in the city.
 MT. Henry Fowler, came in from the Salt River Valley yesterday with the first instalment of grapes which he in tends having shipped from his fruit farm there. The grapes are fine ones, sweet and luscious, the best that have been in the markets here this season. It behooves the dealers and people gen orally here, to buy Fowler Bros fruits, as they are the freshest, best and cheap est, besides being an Arizona product ion.
 Mir. Geo. F. Blandy, of Prescott, Ter ritorial Geologist, was iu the city today on a tour of the Territory he is making, looking up facts aud figures for his forthcoming report on the mineral pros pects and resources of Arizona. MT. Blandy reports the outlook for inning in Arizona as being very favorable and as generally more than holding its own. lie left on this afternoons train for a trip to the southern portion of the Ter ritory, and intends visiting the Tomb stone, Bisbee, and Harshaw mines. s The Arizona and New Mexico railway has been experiencing season of wash outs during the past week, which has been d cause of irregularity in the ser vice on the line. On Saturday a large section of the track was carried away by an immense volume of water rushing through the canyon at Guthrie, six miles from Clifton. Thirty men were at work on the break until Wednesday, passen- gers and mail being transferred during the time. On Friday the Clifton bound train was wrecked near Sheldon by a washout, the engine going into the ditch on one side of the track and the train on the otber. No person was hurt and the damage was reported to be light Bulletin.
 A man named Smith is very sick at Christensen's corral, where he has lain since Sunday morning. He has piece of fly netting over his face and has his clothes ou. He has only been in Tucson for six days, coming here from Mexico. Owing to this fact the county has no right to admit him to the hospital, ! though application has been made for his admission there. It is not unlikely that the man will die unless something is done for him speedily. Latsr-To- I- Iolo-al 4x