Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Main street is receiving the attention of the city authorities.
 Mir. Julius Brownstein, of San Fran cisco, is at the Palace.
 Collector Jack Snyder has recovered from an attack of the grippe.
 Mir. c. J. Philips, of Gro Blanco, is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
 Hon. H. R. Jeffords is reported sick in | Phenix, and unable to leave his room.
 Mr. Wm. Seiwert is now engaged in | the manufacture of all kinds of candies,
 A large casket of those fine imported olives just received by Col. Joseph Durr.
 Miss Lauretta Lowell has been suf- fering with the so-iourning ailment for two or three days.
 | MT. T. B. Glover and wife are at the Cosmopolitan. MT. Glover belongs to the Quartermasters' department of the | U. $. A.
 Captain True has arrived in this city from Los Angeles, and will relieve Capt. Miltimore as Assistant Quartermaster | for this division.
 | The mans name who was brought to the hospital from Mammoth day before yesterday is Harry fletcher. His eyes are seriously injured.
 | MARRIED-At the San Xavier hotel, in this city to-day, January Both, by Judge Thomas Cordis MT. M. c. Land to Mrs. H. B. Harris. | Ny MY ~ l IT,: o.1 oo,,o ;, from the Babocomari ranch this morn Ing. The former is connected with the 1'evis, Land < Perrin Cattle Company. Capt. E. A. Miltlmore has been quite seriously sick for several days. About | ten days ago he was taken with some thing like la grippe. which was followed | by inflammation of the bowels.
 Mir. E. L. Vail will pass Tucson tc= | morrow in charge of 1000 head of steers | Los Angeles, Cal. These cattle. come from the Enterprise ranch, and will be ! driven through on the new trall.
 Mir. Chas. T. Connel, Superintendent i of the Saginaw mine, reports the work being done progressing very satisfacto- l rily. Plenty of good ore is being ex- i tracted every day. This property is a good one, and Is being opened up in a | systematic manner.
 The trial of An Wung, th, Chinaman | who carved up brother countryman, few days ago, was up for examination yesterday and today in Judge Meyers court. A large number of Chinamen have been examined, Chan Tin Wo, the Main street merchant, acting as inter preter. 3..E
 Gan you check my grippe?" asked Wilcox drummer of Clerk Butler, at the San Xavier hotel.
 II can," sad the obliging clerk.
 "How?r
 "With the new tea"
 "What kind of tea is that?"
 "McGinr"
 | Mir. J. D. Milton, who was thrown
 from his horse and seriously hurt about one week ago, 10 still unable to leave his
 room, and is not expected to be out in
 several days. One of the bones of his
 anklo was broken, and it will require
 time for it to heal. His friends hope to see him out soon.
 The CITIZEN is in receipt of letter
 from MT. Clinton D. Ames, young
 man 20 years old, living at Malone,
 Franklin County New York, who is desi-
 rious of position in a newspaper office in Arizona. He is a practical printer, and to judge from his letter he would be
 desirable man.
 The regular meeting of Tucson Chap
 ter 3, R. A. NJ. will be held at the Ma sonic Hall on Friday evening the 31st. , instant at 7.30 o'clock, for the purpose of
 installing the officers for the ensuing
 Masonic year. All soiourning compan-
 ions in good standing are fraternally
 invited to be present.
 . Col. John Weir, of Salero, who went tC |, New York on the 9th inst, for the pur- poseof making arrangements for build : ing trainway between the mines anC
 the mill on the road, has been quite sick
 On the 20th he was not expected to bC
 able to leave his room for several days This will necessarily delay his return tC the Territory.
 Mayor Maish returned from his Fres ; nal cattle ranch yesterday, where he : has been for eight days, gathering ,, steers for shipment. He will make { l. large shipment in few days. MT f | Maish regretted very much that he Wa: ! not here to extend the hospitalities o | the city to the Spider & Fly" balle l. girls, in person, but was glad to know Q that they were entertained by the boy n in proper manner.
 l. MT. D. A. Bowman, Special Agent O d the General Land office, has retu Tn 1T ed from New Mexico, where he went tC t investigate a controversy over a pro | fhrOunl n the Fort Seldom military reservation 1t Mir. Bowman says considerable excite Q ment prevails over the controversy
 which arises over the construction of ;
 new canal thirty miles long, in the vi e cinity of Las Cruces.
 Surveyor General Johnson is exhibit ing lemon weighing eleven ounces ;, fresh picked from the tree at Yuma, anC sent him by the Hon. J. w. Darlington n accompanied by box of exquisite rose e buds of out door raising.
 J That the soil, and climate at Yuma il n adapted to the growing of all semi trOpi d cal fruits, and the successful cultivation e of the olive, is beyond question, anC n time alone is required to render the fer t tile soil along the Colorado in the neigh
 b )rhood of Yuma garden of surprising y beauty, and prolific yield. l. 1t has been nearly one year since i > was decided to erect an Episcopal churcf l. in this city. The society has beauti n ful lot on Stone avenue, where the cor t ner stone of the proposed edifice wal Il laid with appropriate ceremonies last
 May. It lays there yet, but owing tC n various delays and misunderstanding Q about plans, specifications. and con '7 tracts, nothing has been towards the ac ] H.. l>o nN,