Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-07-18
LOCAL ITEM IS.

Will tuc COOAl. ACOOioCA'
Bend concert tonight in the cit!
park by the Philharmonics.
Live a long life by drinking the
yichy from DR.. Martins fountain.
Kate Gleason was arrested this
morning charged with taking a watch
The CITIZEN thanks Mr.. Crisman oi
Tempe for some excellent grapes left on
its table.
Tanks at the bath house are beirg
elevated to obtain a greater pressure OF
water.
Bids for the pew university build
ings will be opened tonight al the
special meeting Of the board OF regents
-MARRIED-By Judge Slater at the
residence of the bride in the south end
Of town, Marcelino Ocnoa to Elena Ia
pis.
Business is light in the misdemeanor
line. The last case for trial before
Recorder Meyer was on the 9th OF July
Several civil cases in which hus-
bands and wives are the contending par
ties are awaiting trial before Judge
Slater.
Bald heads are too many when they
may be covered with luxurant growth
Of hair by using the best OF all restorR-
tiyes, Halls Hair remover.
Travel to Nogales since the reduc-
tion of fare to 81 has been nearly entirely
diverted from the railroads. From No
al - in laoc founr
The repairs on Levin's hall are
nearly complete. and the place is begin
ming to present a fine appearance by
the addition of coat of paint and q
new ceiling. A canvas will probably be
put down on the floor,
The record of cures accomplished by
Hoods SarsaparIlla can never be COM
pletely written. The peculiar curative
powers OF Hoods Sarsanarilla are sue
cessful when everything else has failed.
IL your blood is impure, your digestion
out Of order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Don Yam Kee (not Yankee the
Chinsman merchant who disagreed with
O Mexican over the price OF load Of
watermelons yesterday. plead guilty to
the charge of using abusive and foul
language, and paid q fine OF $3.50 to
Judge Slater today.
-Porfrio Quiroz entered the house OF
Prosper Topper on last Monday and used
very abusive language toward Topper. A
fight eusued with more bad language
and the outcome finds Porfirio IN the
county bestile for 10 days, he being
without the necessary S15 to secure his
freedom.
The outcome o; a very lively scrim
age in the store Of Lee Quin, the Con-
gress street celestial, day before yester-
day, when joaquin Juan under the
guise OF drunkenness tried TO make off
with pair Of shoes, has just oeen made
by Judge Culver. Joaquin goes to Jail
for 20 days, not having the needed $40.
Another large Indian ranch will be
opened for work soon by San Carlos In
dams under char &c of Frank Porter, in
the vicinity of Camp Thomas. Details
are not yet arranged. On the reservs-
ton the Indians are harvesting good
crops and are replanting the land In
corn. Everything about the reserya-
ton is reported prosperous and the Ind
ians are working well.
Tucson youngsters are born trav
elers and one of Is months was the
object Of due attention on a Meyer
street sidewalk this morning. HIS
laother evidently objected to his
itinerant propensities, and lad him tied
around the ankle by twelve foot rope.
Young Tucson was as far away rs the
rope allowed and seemed very cheerful
under his trial.
An American miner lately from So
nora reports tribulatioDs as the lot Of his
nationality in that part OF Sonora. The
Mexican miners who worked there for 81
day, boarding themselves, demanded of
HIM 81 day and board, being melted so
to do. Then came other trials. He
took out zoo tons of ore for shipment
and the owner of the mine came forward
and made demand that the lease pay
ments be made weekly. 1t was a very
disguised man who left Sonora and his
pile Of good ore, and he strongly advises
that miners from the region north stay
eway.
"A trial by court martial is appoint
ed to be held in this city on the 10Th of
quarters have been received at hotels.
Among the officers will be the follow
ing from Fort Huachuca: Major w. A.
Rafferty,, Capt. VIM. Rqwolla, Capt
Jas. Regan; Capt. S. Fowler.
"A miner named Connel died sudden
ly at the hospital last night at IL o'clock,
OF bloody hux. His illness was not re-
Rarded as serious, and he ate supper
with other patients as usual. He was a
county patient and has been in Arizona
several months. Previously he explored
through Mexico and New Mexico. The
interment took place today. Deceased
was aged about 40 years.
-"Girls On Horseback" is the title of an
important series Of papers TO begun in
the next number OF Harper's Bazaar.
Having to do with the practical art OF
horseback riding, even from its begin
ming by very young girls, the series will
commend itself to the attention not only
OF young ladies and misses, but OF their
mothers and all others who are inter
ested in this most healthiul form of ex-
ercise for women.
Colonel T. A. Dodge, in his paper on
s'Some American Riders" to be publish
ed in Harper's Magazine for August.
takes q hopeful view Of the condition OF
horsemsnship in this country. "The
day OF practical horsemanship has come"
he says, ."and well il is. We have no
cause to be ashamed of what we have in
horses, nor OF what We can do in the
saddle. And q judicial choice in the
field and on the road OF what is best at
home and abroad ought to put us in
equestrianism, if not where in yachting,
at least on a level high enough to satisfy
tho most critical"
Three young men, former residents
Of this territory, just returned from an
extensive visit to various portions Of
Oregon and Wash ington,s report
things very much overdone at present.
One of the party expressed the opinion
that Arizona towns, and Tucson in par
ticular, are lively in comparison to towns
from which they just came. We are
aware that there is an immense amount
of business done here at all seasons of