Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-11-07
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1891
LOCAL LITE n s.

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The society of Good Templars meet
this evening.
"A COW and steer from the pound
brought 50 yesterday morning.
S. r. Wood brought in twenty head
of stock last night for c. Z. Schumacher.
CT r. Wores yesterday sent out a
carload shipment Of twenty-five tons OF
mixed ore.
The Maison Doree is opened day and
night, and has the best and promptest
attendants.
B. W. Tichenor has hung out his
single at his new Office with +. j.
Heneys office.
Another dance by the L. A. Nj.
club will be given Saturday evening at
the Masonic hall.
"A. NJ. Blair has been appointed
postmaster at Harshaw, succeeding L.
M. Renouf, resigned.
A line Of new goods received at the
Partisan Millinery and Dress Making
Parlons, 209 Congress street. II
Dressed turkeys from Phenix every
Friday afternoon. L. A. SHEDD.
tt.
The county rodeo has reached the
Warren ranch north Of A. Hemme's, and
is working toward the Mash ranches.
For Rent.-Handsomely furnished
rooms. lis Camp street, opposite the
Russ House. Nv
The store now occupied by the Amer
lean Grocery House is for rent. For
particulars enquire at the Pioneer News
Co. IT.
Candies from Europe and candies
from America, the best assortment, the
freshest and the cheapest, at F. Milten-
berg's bakery.
The projected trotting race of five
starters, for next Sunday, is now de-
clared off, two of the horse owners hav-
ing withdrawn.
"A sheriff's sale of 400 head of stock
on range in the Baboquivari mountains,
belonging to Jesus Contreras, takes
place November 10th.
ALI scalp and skin diseases, dandrutf,
falling OF the hair, gray or faded hair,
may be cured by using that natures
remedy, Halls Hair Remover.
The new road to NJ. o. Shortridge's
ranch south of town is complete. 1t Is
in straight line for six miles, A distance
of two to three miles is saved by the
road.
The Spanish paper "La Libertad,
which suspended publication several
weeks ago, will again make its appear
snce soon, somewhat enlarged. Stock
and presses for the paper are now at
the station.
Regarding the recent big strike at
Mammoth mining man is authority
for the statement that an expert is
about to examine it, and that on the
strength of il several adjoining claims
will be purchased.
"A .private telegram received this
afternoon announces that A. G. Baker
accepted Judge Wright's challenge to
debate on the constitution. The con-
test takes place before the 2lst.
The guessing scheme at Shedd's
brought forth some close guesses. The
actual number of phones in The jar was
1855. Venus Scribner thought 1906 was
good number, and wins the five pounds
of candy. Harry Drachman guessed
1851. There were total of 100 guesses.
The city pound has no lack of strayed |
animals, Poundmaster Sullivan On Tues |
day landed the eleven head of stock to |
which much damage and many depre- |
dations in north Main street are due, |
and they will be sold in SIX days unless
the fee is forthcoming. They belong to |
CiriIo I,eon and Apuirre.
"A dress parade will be held on the
plaza by the third battalion next Sun |
day at p. m. Militiamen are discuss
ing the organization of trumpet band |
in the third battalion. II will be OF SIX |
pieces, if organized, there being four
trumpets in one company and two IN |
the other. An invoice of forty new uui |
forms to be evenly divided between the |
two Tucson companies has arrived |
They are fatigue suits, replacing worn |
ones for veteran militiamen, also for
recruits.
-"Yavapai is about evenly divided |
for and against the constitution, and |
Pinal and Gila are almost to a unit |
against it." So says c. G. Eyster just |
back from tour of the territory.
"A recent strike at Mammoth is re-
ported. 1t is in the 500-foot level and |
300 feet to the east. The body is thirty |
feet to the east. The body is thirty feet |
in width, and carries from $50 to $40.
Trouble is looked for regarding the |
roaming of cattle on the San Xavier |
reservation. Cattlemen say that the |
fences are none of the best, and easily |
broken through, and that though many |
range stock are in the reservation they |
they were not turned in. They expect |
Agent Berger to demand 81 head for |
cattle there and they also expect to dis |
pute the payment OF it. Rodeos are now
in progress in tie reservation.
The Journal-Mine says that an
order from the probate court confirming |
the sale Of real estate. in the matter OF |
the estate of the late General George |
Crook, has been filed for record. The |
consideration named in the instrument |
is sl1,OO0, Hugo Richards being pur-
chaser. The estate sold consists OF u |
interest of all live stock owned by the |
firm of O'Neal & Richards, and like |
interest in various tracts Of land situat- |
ed in that county.
The End. |