Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

The saloon run by A. Levin on Pen
ningtcn street has closed.
The stone work on II. Managers
stone block was finished Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
city council takes place this evening.
"A large crowd attended the opening
st Csrrillo's garden Saturday night.
"A Mexican opera by a troupe from
Sonora, appeared at Reid's opera house
last evening.
Work Oh the Episcopal church
began this morning and will be pushed
with all speed.
A Mexican was arrested today for
visiting a neighbor's house when the
husband was not at home more frequent
" than the husband desired.
Two divorce cases are lately filed
with the clerk OF the district court.
Tney are by Henry Holland VS.. a. hol-
land, and J. ID. Bryne We. L. ID. Bryne.
Assessor Buchanan makes request
that all not having yet handed in their
assessment blanks filed out will do so
at once, IN order to save arbitrary as
sessment.
Call and examine our large stock of
summer uuderveets in silk and cotton
also a special line in ribbed cotton at
very low figures. l.. L 81 Co.
Whether at morning. afternoon or niSrI
in passing Ford's croclIery SIRE thew
are too busy to VIE an advertisement,
but want sspeopIe of Tucson to know
w5sfe they do business.
Pedro Molina Was complaining wit
ness In q case few days ago before
Judge Culver. ard was fined the costs,
$1,000. Failing TO appear with the d.
nero IN due time, he was locked up to-
day. He is also charged with Tagrancy.
Considerable complaint is of late
made from the railroad OF tramps who
infest tie passenger cars on the side
track, appropriatIng them for kitchen,
parlor, dormisoTy and various other
uses. Officers are now on the lookout.
Two Mexicans have been arrested
by Deputy Marshal Neustater, each
charged with fornication. Their names
are A. Grljalva and Luz Leon, and they
come upfor examination tomorrow Before
the court commissioner.
T-Services will be conducted through
the month OF June On Sunday evenings
at the Congregational church, where
Rev. Howard BIiiman will conduct them,
be having kindly volunteered to at the
request of the ladies' Of the church.
BoILs, carbuncles, and eruptions OF all
l,;,5z o-a p..ura;e aHoof- 20 fhror off
poison from the blood. The result may
be accomplished much mere effectually,
as well as agreeably, through the proper
excretory channels, by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
DIR. A. Z. DeCorse, an old and pro-
mlnent citizen Of Yuma, died Suddenly
of heart desease this morning at his
residence in Yuma. HIS death will be
deeply lamented by all old Arizonans
DIR. DeCorse came to Arizona IN 1860
and has lived in Yuma ever since.
Marcus Durham charged with alb
stracting gun from the premises OF a
ranch near Lowell was before Judge
Culver to day, and plead guilty, saying
that he "horrowed it TO go hunting" but
afterwards pawned Ii. de comes up
later for sentence.
The regular quarterly school exami-
nation took place in the probate court
room today, there being five applicants,
eli for second grade certificates. The
young ladies applying were: Misses
LottIe Wood, Georgia Scott, Anita
Spring, Katie W. Hill and Martha B.
Lesion.
For long time back Papago Indians
have Deen found in more or less drunk
en- condition, and a sharp lookout kept
by the authorities for the party furnish
ing them liquor. The guilty man has
been found in the person Of So Sing,
Meyer street Chinaman, who 1t is sup
posed on previous occasions has fur
nished the liquor for maLy an Indian
carousal He is now in Jail, placed there
by Deputy Marshal Neustatter, who ar
rested him. Two hours previous the
same officer assisted in the arrest Of two
Indians, who divulged the ChInaman.
He comes up tomorrow at3 o'clock for
examination before Commissioner Ainsa.