Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Central station, on the Sonora railroad.
MIR. Drake reports additional sales
OF vacant lots In brakes addition as
projecting.
The new blacksmith shop on Stone
avenue near Congress street is complete
and will open for business soon.
Ice shipments have begun, going to
and ella Bend. They will be made to
points east soon.
"A sherif's sale of horses to satisfy
judgment In the case of Dobs VS..
Jenkins was made today. The animals
sold we'll, bringing something like Sl25.
IA. Fillmore and e. P Huntington
passed through on a tour OF inspection
Of the Southern Pacific TO Ell Paso Sui
day, and MIR. Fillmore returns tomorrow
The Republican county central con-
yeution will tomorrow make nomination
Of the three delegates to be elected May
18th for the constitutional convention,
In the probate court room at 10 o'clock.
The Greatervllle school started yes
tsrday latter being closed month, ow-
ing to lack Of teacher. 1t will continue
two months, in charge OF Miss Holmes
former teacher at the Crittenden school,
The mean temperature OF Tucson
April % to-day )is 83.4 degrees. On Apr.
18th 1890 the mean temperature was 13.-
8. The first high temperature or last
year WAS May Doth when the mean tenn
persture was 50.
There will be an ice cream social
and apron sale at the Congregational
church beginning at 8 o'clock. Choice
vocal and instrumental music will be
riven a good time is anticipated. Ad
mission free. Refreshments % cents.
The public cordially invited to attend.
Territorial Auditor Hughes today
stored away q stack OF 40 arms belong
ing to the territory and formerly stored
st Lowell. They are not OF the late
model though fine guns, and will prabab-
ly not be used.
The Good Templars hold an open
meeting this evening at Star Hall OF
7:30. Addresses will be made by Miss L.
@. De Yelling, Rev. L. ID. Mansfield and
Rev. Bovard. The attendance OF the
public is requested.
This is the best time Of the whole
year to purify your blood because nov
you are more susceptible to benefit from
medicine than ut other season. Hoods
Sarssparilla is the best medicine TO take,
and it is the most economical-lCO
doses One Dollar.
"A large guidance at the opera house
last night was q much mystified one.
The man OF tricks certainly performed
fsats difficult to account for. There was
plenty Of mirth throughout the program
and tricks on persons in the audlance
were causes for roars Of laughter.
Judge Slater is in receipt OF an OF
fer from an Indiana company to place .
mill on his mining property 6 miles
from towp-an offer be will hardly fail
Of accepting. The judge states that be
has @ good property, ore running in the
nelghborhood Of $50 TO the ton.
Yesterday the wife of Isabel Ora
vslds, living near the hospital, made a
complaint before Judge Culver that on
the 9th of this month he beat her un-
nercifully, also their children, and had
. warrant sworn out for him. Last
nj ght he was arrested in the roundup
% nth OF town and jailed.
Doctors may differ in opinion as TO
the cause Of that feeling of lsnguor
and fatigue SO prevalent in the spring;
but al agree as to what is the best
remedy for it, namely Ayers Sarsaparil-
Ia; it makes the weak strong, and ef-
fectuslly removes that tired feeling.
Water reached the city this Morn
ing at 9. in q somewhat murky condi
ton. Already many families and places
OF business had exhausted their stored
supply, and water peddlers did thriv-
ing business early today. 1t
was turned on last night but was delay
cd by air in the pipe in Buckalew' s
Geld.
STARLIGHT" Rlittering, sparkling,
siimmerIng, will be produced at the
Opera House, May 4th, with the pretty
and vivacious Jarbeau as the reignlng
sIar. The production compares, for the
sake OF description, with such pieces at
The Rag Baby" except that it has
more original music. 1t is farcical, ful
Of surprising tricks, and is as deliciously
nonsensicsl ss anything that has appear
ed in that line.
The Maricopa d Phenix road vii
be open from Maricope to Tempe by
next Sunday" said Col. Mssten, manager
an charge. when in the city Sunday
The work is on bridges, the balance o
the road being in readiness for trains
and will probably be open through Il
Phenix inside Of two weeks. The new
bridge over the ella near Tempe will b,
2400 feet in length, whereas the old ont
was but 300. 1t is necessitsted by til,
washing out OF the valley by the late in
undstion.
-aYou want to zee zee monk dance?
is heard often enough OF late. A Hun
Rsrian woman is now making the round
about town beating an old dinner gong
while beast Of doleful species, prob
ably Hmonk," but such a one, with loni
hair, and from appearances q secon'
cousin Of the dog faced boy, performs
few gyrations to the delight of Tucsol
junior. It is the second monkey shoy
in Tucson OF late. At Phenix one o
them was ordered to leave town doubi
pronto.
Mr.. J. M. Ormsby has received tn
appointment Of Regent OF the Territorla
University. A better appointment
could not have been made. For tw,
years Mr.. Ormsby held this same position
and during that time he made a mos
excellent record. The CITIZEN takes es
pecisl pleasure in noting this appoint
nent as We believe that Mr.. Ormsby i
particularly well qualified for this plac
OF honor and trust, and we further be-
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