Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
LATE LOCHLS.

Building improvements about town continue at considerable rate.
 The shipments of California green fruits were quite heavy the past week
 A number of parties deing business at the feast will leave fer Guaymas Mon- day.
 Everybody should attend the ratifica- tion at the Republican headquarters to- night.
 The Eagle Mills started up yesterday after a shut down of several weeks for the purpose of putting in additional ma chinery.
 At the residence of Mrs. Saddler, Mrs. Maximillian Enzanberg was delivered of healthy elght pound baby.
 The republican headquarters are well furnished with papers from over the country. It is good place to get reading matter.
 A special meeting of the militia com psny is called for tonight. to consider the court martial case. The session will be a short one.
 The Methodist Episcopal church Sun day school to morrow at 10 o'clock a. m. Regular preaching service at p. m. All cordially invited.
 l.. Rodrigus. who stole some clothes from a woman out in the country, swas brought before Judge Meyer this morn ing. Hewas given 30 days.
 The Chautauqua literary society will meet in the very near futore, after a two msnth's vacation. Several new members will probably be added.
 District Court adjourned this after noon for about month. Judge Sloan left on this afternoons train for Tomb stone, to attend the Cochise Co. court.
 The smelter will again be started in about two weeks, after about 150 or 200 tons of ore have been hauled, which amount will be kept ahead continually.
 The case of the Chinese arrested near Nogales flor evading the exclusion act came up this morning before Judge Sloan, and they were ordered remanded to Mexico.
 The following is the proportion of the nationality of children attending the pulic schools of ihls city: 43 per cent Mexican, 19 per cent mixed, and 3S per cent American.
 The Congress street office of the Ea- gle Milling Co. was removed to-day from the Ilacs next to Shedd's grocery to Manning & Ouryis office, where business will hereafter be transacted.
 The WEELK CITIZEN which appeared yesterday was replete with telegraphic, territorial, local, mining, and agricult- ural news. No rancher or miner can afford to be without the WEEKLY CITI- ZEN for only 8 per year.
 There will be preaching service at the Congregational Church Sunday evening at 7:30 conducted by Rev. Howard Billman. No morning service during September. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Regular Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7:30.
 l.. Rodrigus, an old offender, who would rather live CD jail fare than his own, is back at his old place again, this time for stealing some clothing from 8 woman out of town. His case is now awaiting witnesses, and he will probably be accommodated with long term.
 An important mining sale was consu- mated yesterday between c. Jen- kins and J. T. Mcdonald, in the Gro Blanco district, the latter for a consid- eratisn of S5,0O0 having obtained for an undivided one-fourth in the Golden Eagle, Golden Bird and Golden Wedge mines.
 The Republican Headquarters are being fitted up in fine shape. Lights, seats, newspapers, etc, have been pro vided for the accommodation of the public, and the place is being very well attended. The Republican party lead in everything, and sample of Republi- can enterprise may be seen in their headquarters.
 c. T. Gooding leaves tomorrow morn ing for Aravaipa Canyon, where he will make an examination of some mining property there, which, if found as ex- pected will make another important sale of valuable Arizona mining properties. It is to be hoped that MT. Gooding will not be too severe in his examination.
 A hospital patient, Patrick Judd, was brought to town yesterday, by Sheriff Shaw. Judd is insane, and at times is quite violent. He talks of his wife, who died some years ago, and of drink, most of the time. This is the second attack of insanity, he having been so four years ago. when he was confined in the Napa, Cal, asylum. His case will come up be- fore Probate Judge Cordis in day or two, and he will probably be sent to Phenix.
 The case of Patrick Judge, who IS in sane and was brought from the hospital yesterday, Twas before Probate Judge Cordis this morning. The evidence shows that Judge has been more or less insane for the past s.year, and of late quite violent at times. At present he is very weak and gradually growing worse. His commitment was made out to-day and he will be taken to the Territorial Asylum tomorrow morning.
 A very important zaining sale will be consumated about the end of this month. It is the Dolores group ih Chihuahua. It will be sold to an English syndicate for s750.O00. The group is paying one, five gold bricks having been taken out in the last ninety days. The mines have been ID charge of Pref. Strickland, who has experienced so much trouble with Mexican miners that he has replaced  keeps fully armed.
 Business is picking up at a very en- couraging rate in Tucson. Many of our inhabitants are returning from the sum- mer resorts, the trade from Mammoth, Silver Bell, and the surrounding coun- try in general. the increased traffic of the Southern Pacific, each and all add to the city's prosperity. The present is good, and the prospects were never better. Although some complaint has been made during the summer of dull ness in business, yet it has been gener- ally much better than other places in Arizona, all of which were more pros porous than in California towns. While Tucson has no boom, and makes no pre- tensions of any, yet the business out look is good for steady, strong business growth.
 R. T. Pou, of Arivaca, is in the city.