Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-25
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 wv. Trask left for Nogales, by stag this morning.
 D.D. Michaels, correspondent for tn New York Post IS m the city.
 Mrs. Brewster Cameron and Nils Martha returned today from Oakland
 B.M. Jacobs and wife arrived thi afternoon from California.
 Judge Maxwell is reported in abou the same conditIor- as yesterday,
 Four fine specimens of white tailed deer, three of them bucks, were brouSh in today by Papagos,
 Chas. Bent Is in from the Barboquiv ari mining district. and reports the min ing outlook to be excellent.
 The element which furnishes business for the police force were on good be havior last night, no arrests telng made
 slOOOOO worth of territorial bonds are now being advertised for sale, the bonds to bear ap interest not to exceed i've peI cent
 A junior brass band is being organlz ed by P. B. Zeigler to consist of eighi bows all under the F years of age. Tue son is the boss musical town.
 A tough couple, known as "Pas" and saPedro." living in Bario Llhre have taken up quarters in the city lall for hVe days. They were drunk and dlsorderiy on the streets.
 Three seedy strangers in town last night when questioned by the police de- nied that they were tramps, declaring that.they are stranded here, waiting for money they are expecting
 pr. Veasey, in charge of the forage grass growths of the Agricultural De partment. was in the city yesterday on business with the Territorial University. The Doctor returned east yesterday af- ternoon.
 Water was turned in the pipes just laid in the court house lawn today, The system of irrigation IS very com plete, saving the labor of lawn prlnkhng, and irrigating much more completely. The water is not visible when turned ,on. but waters the roots Of the grasses.
 The Tucson smelter will start up in .1wc or three weeks, as soon as about 2OO tons of ore stored at Red Rock can be hauled in. The ore Is to hauled by Y. Ii. Igo's teams, and as they have been en- gagged in hauling machinery to the Tel low Jacket mlne the work Of hauling the ore has been delayed, but Will now oe pushed with vigor.
 The nid-week service for bible study and prayer will be held tonight at the Congregational church as usual, com mencing at 7:30 o'clock. The subject is to be the first chapter of t2e Gospel according to John, the entico C. Jspei be- ing made study for the wlllJer. All interested are cordially invited to be present.
 Maria B. Diaz, wife of Miguel Diaz, who IS employed at Ford's hardware store, died at her home on lower Main street of heart disease yesterday morn ing at 10 o'clock Death was wholly un- expected. and the blow Is hard one for the bereaved husband, who has the sin ,cere sympathy of all who know hIm. The funeral took place this morning at 20 o'clock.
 E Mexican living in Buell. addition ps.nose name could not be learned, Was posunced upon by an unknown party ln
 
 street. while walking peacefully along there last night about g, and dangerous ly stabbed twice in the shoulder, evI- dently with double edged knife. The Mexican's recovery IS doubtful. The po- lice are now Investigating the case.
 Ordinance No. 65, providing that no children under l2 years of age shall be allowed upon the streets after o'clock unless accompanied by parents or guardians. went into effect last night At 9 o'clock each night curfew bell will tap nine times, after which all children found on the streets viii ee taken into custody by the officers ald their pare- .J OF guardians he'd responEI- ole for all cost incurred.
 4 club of lady baseball players from -Ne~ York city are making tour of the .ccuEtry being now headed For California. At present they are at at Fort Worth, Texas, and negotiations have been op- .ened for game, to be played here ID side of month, charging admission, fOr a percentage of the gate receipts The club have canvass fence of their own, which can be put up. The novelty 0. the game will make the affair very at tractive, and 1t will draw an immense crowd. Some time ago circulars were printed extolling the democratic Sherltf's ad 1 ministration. presumably paving the way | for the present nominee. 4 Spanish | American gentleman undertook to as certain the facts and complains ln a | communication to the CITIZEN that he | was denied the priyelege of talking with | the prisoners on any grounds whatever, | sour correspondent Is not infatuated | with the regulations of 'Shaw's Hotel as | he heads the article. The Episcopal mission trustees, and | the building committee meet tomorrow | night to consider building, which work | will be prosecuted with vigor. The | committee n~w have the lot on which | to build, and S2,000 in ready cash, This | amount used judiciously will probably | be sufficient for the erection O. the | church, which will be somewhat small Ter than the Congregational. The prob abilities are that there will be no church debt, members of the commit tee being strongly averse to the incur ring Of any debt whatsoever.
 The committee having in charge the collection of money for the Mammoth | road Is actively at work collecting the smail amount stlll out, which will be | coil cted tomorrow, at furthest The road is to cost in the neigh borhood of S4.5O0. of which amount Tucson is to furnish S1,500 The advantages to ac crue to Tucson from this desirable pro- ject are manifold. and the city is to be congratulated on the prOmptness with | which ne financial part of the work | has been completed. The board of sup ervlsors of Pinal Go. will have charge of | the construction.
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