Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-04-11
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One drunk Mexican woman-was
given five days py the recorder this
morning.
At the hospital no new patients
have arrived of late. Two railroad pa
tients left yesterday.
Divorce application has been filed with
the clerk of the district court by Jacob
Youtscy against Julia A Youtscy.
The renire Tor 20 grand jurors for
United States cases is reluTnable April
9th. tomorrow, and is not as yet COM
plete.
The walls of f. VIllaescusa's new
store on Meyer street are DOW being
plastered inside. The roof will be
complete soon.
The atmosphere was unusually
murky today, 1t being with difficulty that
more than the outlines Of the surround
ing mountains were distpguishable.
The CASE o. Juan Pedro Romero VS..
Pancho Lopez set for today before Judge
Culver and jury, resuited.in verdict
for the plaintiff, the defendant being
fineo S25.
O-Thos Hughes. president of the board
of trade, mas telegrapheG President
Harrison regarding reception TO him
on his trip west. and To the present
writing has no answer to his message.
In regard Of Arizona being a mining
country figures do the best talking. In
tie wear 1889 II. Managers store pur-
chased and dIsbursed $1,000 IN COLO
dust and in the year 1880, $4,000
Miguel Flores, a young man of % or
., who is liable 20 attacks during which
be acts in an irrational manner. was yes
terday arrested as drank while in one
of them, and jailed. He was released to-
day.
The Mexican boy driving Drach-
mans carryall was somewhat injured on
upper Congress street last night. He
fell from he carryall and both wheels
passed over the middle of his body. he
is not dangerously hurt.
The Santa Rita is the name of the
new hotel to be erected on Military
Plaza, and plans and the draught of the
exterior now on exhibition, presents an
artistic appearance in strong contrast
with the prevailing agrictect of Tue
son.
The telephone franchise granted c.
F. Hoff will result In telephone ex-
change, complete, In Tucson within
three months, ali gong well. Mr.. Hotf |
states that he expects 80 TO 10 subscrIo- !
ers, at 50 each for Offices, and $3.50 for !
private residences.
PROF Bowman is in receipt Of let |
ter from Presiding Elder howard. of the /
Methodist church, stating that Rev. |
Gunnett's successor, a gentleman OF 1
ability, from the east, has been appoint |
ed, and Will assume his duties very |
shortly probably inside of TWO weeKs-
"A highly enjoyable evening was |
spent by large number OF Tucsons ex- |
soldiers and their families at the Star |
Hall lest evening. Patriotic addresses |
and old songs we're delivered and sung, !
and the silver anniversary OF til order |
OF @. A. X. was well and duly celebrated. |
in Justice Of Peace Skaters court
Fl vii suit for damages IN the sum of so |
ha been brought by G. L. HoUy against |
" =. Spencer, growing out OF the run
quay on Congress street few Gays \
1ac; resalting in damages 10 Mr. Houy's
morse amounting TO SD and 10 tue
1nogv o a ike sum. The case is set for
April 13t g
AT sneeting OF tie Buil...ng d
loan Asso, sstion last evening, Il sum
e SISOn wa, , announced lOanable some
hing like Of, I prices were re. liz !, the
hares being at q premium @. Sll,
paiust an ave- age SO for tie pa We +.
). n. Sweetlano' did IA four shares, and
he balance were taken by r. j. flIiaes-
usa. The solic to- or the association
7as; ordered to 70, -eciOse ali mortgages
leld, now offered f.0r sale on the delin-
uent tax list.
Juan Jacinto, who ro1bed his en-
,loyer, L. c. Hughes, OF arfl cies Innum-
rable, was this morning brought Tor
rial on one OF the Two charges rf grand
arceny against him hat Of taking
drs. Hughes watch. The guslS OF the
ccusei was very apparent. and his
ase was quickly given To the jury who
emained out fOC about ten minutes.
ringing in a verdict of guilty He haR
OF yet GONE up for sentence. He viii
e tried later on t@O more charges
mother Of grand larceny and one of jail
The funeral CT the ,aIe harry h.
Chords took place yesterday afternoon
5 announced, and was largely attended 5
Episcopal church service wss held AT the q
amlly residence and subsequently con
luded at the grave. During the ser
ices at the house, winch was crowded |
nth friends and acquaintances who had
allied TO pay their last respects 10 tbs
onored dead, a choir coi-sisting of Mrs.
Z. G. Davis, Mrs. Z "A. PiliIng aId l.
lessrs renny and Butler rendered | L
ouching, appropriate music. A large l
rowd waited the arriral of the funeral :
ortege at the grave. The body was laid I
o rest in the Masonic cemetery.