Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The Santa Cruz is again rising.

ditto the street sprinkler.
 The weather is growing warm,
 though not unpleasantly so.
 s. P people fear another washouts |
 Picacho, owing to the new rise iH th
 Santai Cruz.
 Parties have been at Nogales for th
 last ten days, destined for Magdaleni
 Hermosilla and Guaymas.
 Everybody is happy on the Sou ther
 Pacific, as trains are again running VII
 something like regularity.
 The democratic primaries are calle
 for August 18th. Look out for re
 petition of the circus of the killkenn
 cats.
 Every republican voter should turl
 out to the primaries. It IS an opportu
 nifty for an honest expression of tn
 majority.
 Searching parties are looking for th'
 Sonora railroad between Nogales anG
 Guaymas, but at latest reports nothing
 has been seen of 1t.
 Artist Buehman goes to Clifton thii
 afternoon on a professional trip. He
 has worked up splendid llne Of patron
 age in the outside territory.
 It you have rooms to rent or anything
 to sell, if you want to buy, loan or trade
 try the want column of the CITIZEN. Cheap and quick returns
 The uniforms, caps, drums, etc, of the militia company are expected to arrive tomorrow. The arms will probably be
 there some time during the month.
 The ten pin alley at the park has been replaced near the entrance of the grounds. Mir. Levin says that 1t will
 be in shape for business tomorrow night
 Postmaster Corbett has put on tenn poraily a daily mail by stage line to Nogales, which begins to morrow. It is to be hoped the route will be perma- nent one.
 An amateur theatrical club in Tucson would enliVen the coming season. We have a number of ladies and gentlemen of dramatic tastes and ability of no mean order.
 The following suits are on the docket for the coming term of the District Court: Caesar Fenkhauser vs. Samuel Katzensteir; M G. Samaniego vs. Thos. Cordis, and Santa Rita Land & Cattle O. vs. Manuel Ronquillo.
 Two drunks came up before Judge Meyer this morning, and have given them choice between five days work on the roads or S5 fine. The probability Is that the plata will not be forthcoming, and the roads will be worked
 E. o. Stratton, of American Flag, is in the city with trainload of cattle await ing the opening of the road. AIT. Strat- ton leaves for home tomorrow. He re- ports cattle as looking better than for years, and that feed is first rate.
 Daniel Murphy, of Gila Bend, went through here today, on his way to No gales, where his son Frank is very sick, | in fact hardly expected to live. Frank | Murphy is well known here, and Is he | mail agent between Nogales and Ben son.
 A trip from here to Tombstone at pre- sent is not the smoothest one in the world. After leaving Benson a few miles can be made by tram, then trans fers of mail and passengers are made by hand cars to within few miles thls side of Contention, where stages connect with Tombstone.
 The republican club was fortunate last night in having two such excellent from which to select their president. The popularity of both can didates was shown in that votes would have thrown the result the other way. The entire club, however, would have been satisfied with either gentleman.
 John Martinez is in jail for kidnapp- ing his own child last night. The com plaint was brought by woman named Fowler, who says that Martinez has no claim on the child, as they have never been married, The child, girl of s, is in the care of an old woman, and the father is too drunk to be given a hear ing to-day, so the case will be brought | ID tomorrow.
 Rita Duran, a French woman living pack of the Old Corner place, has for two years rented the property from John Scolari. MT. $ olari, however, had other plans, and gave notice for the woman to move out. This she refused to do, and Scolari procured a writ of | sjectment from Judge Meyer. Madam Rita, however, has appealed to the Dis 5rics Court, and proposes to hold on to ' ,he castle. Judge Sanford, who is down from Prescott on business for the Atlantic & | l Pacific, in con Yersation with a CITIZEN this morning spoke very [ iatteringly of the general outlook in the northern part of the territory. Mining s on the boom and great many thou i ,ands of outside capital are being put E nto the regions about Prescott. The |, judge thinks the territory is on the eve of renewed prosperity and has some excellent reasons for his belief. C And now nothing is talked but poli- tics. On the streets, in the hotels, bus mess places, everywhere, everything IS I politics. The democrats talk of the 1 possibilities of electing their ticket, and l ,he republicans, and for that matter E are discussing last nights E mass meeting. Another ticket, it is -umored, will be put in the field, known { IS the taxpayers ticket, which favors III that is economical. The latter, it would seme, is unneeded as economy f g the battle cry of the republicans. t aTIdDRculouOS are DOlHS uduc CO nave | T he Tombstone base ball club at Tucson .. turing the coming fiesta, when they will again cross bats with the nine here, who ' eel confident of winning back their lost , urels, and desire to return the many /. xindnesses shown them in Tucson. There Ti.l be an excursion from Tombstone md about forty from there will accom- oany the club. A meeting will be held Friday night, to make final plans, and committee will be appointed to call on the citizens of the town to raise money l Tor expenses. A couple of months ago a Mexican woman bought team of mares and a wagon which was not the best in the world. She got man named Domingo ( to go into partnership with her in the 1: seaming business, the profits therefrom to be devided between them. Domingo, it seems, is possessed of sel- 3sh disposition. and wanted not only the {