Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-25
LOCAL ITEM s.

LO q a Il 4 "a y.
The passenger train from the east
arrived an hour late today,
Unusually heavy mails are arriving
from the east OF late.
Tucson fgs, as fine as can be grown
anywhere, are In the market.
Music on the court plaza this even
ing by the Philharmonics.
The man who can smile at the weather
drinks DR.. Martins vich---.
-Nogales and Tombstone baseball
clubs are soon to play for from slOO to
$500 aside.
The Mammoth stage was delayed
by high water in one OF the arfcyas en-
route yesterday.
DIR. Handy's Office presents much
improved appearance from renovation 1t
has just undergone.
"A Mexican who is subject to such
Illness periodically was stretched out
insensible in one Of the corrals today.
The funeral of the young girl, Vic
toris Suastegui, took place yesterday at
y OsOSA, onO WOE 'oA- auAoAOooJ ~
tended.
Two new lawn sprinklers on the court
house lawn, lazily throwing pretty
sprays add 70 the appearance Of the
place.
The socia. at the Methodist church
was less of success than it would other
wlse have been, owing to the lnauspic
ious weather.
Steven Aguirre, former Tucson boy,
recently sprained his ankle at Bisbee.
It will be sometime before he has the
use Of his foot again.
From Poso Bueno county comes re-
port OF four fine rains Of late, responded
10 in the past week by grass in plenty,
on which cattle are improving.
PrestoI Changed Gray and faded
boards made to assume their original
color by applying Buckingham's Dye for
the Whiskers. 1t never fails to satisfy.
Master Lee Orndorff is an econom-
ical small boy who accumulated s25,
with which he purchased a mare and
colt. The embryo horse rancher Is very
proud Of his possessions.
Have you an old reIic in Meerschaum
pipe or cigar holder that needs repair
keeps man especially employed for
that purpose.
The storm king was egain around
xad about last night, blowing as though
Tucson was to be blown away. Other
than additional shade trees and avn
ings being damaged, not hurt was done.
But little rain fell.
"A business man of Tucson says that
while there is nothing like rush of
trade at present business is fairly good,
and when the absence Of many OF its
people lie considered, il may be regarded
as excellent. He also AYERS that it is
Tar better than during last July.
Railroad tickets to all principal cities
east and west can be purchased at Sam
Drschmsn's. He will save you from
% to $50 on regular first class tickets
All transactions guaranteed. Refer
snces, Consolidated sod Arizona Nation |
nj banks Of Tucson.
The young child of NJ. Derrig, chief |
engineer Of the quartz mill, at Nam |
moth ,wss reported seriously Ill yesterday |
with Inflammation of the bowels. The |
patient has been removed TO Oracle, and |
was under the care of DR.. Otto, of Phila- |
delphis, who is soiouruIng at the in
valids' retreat, kept by E. S. Dodge.
For using obscene and vulgar
language Luz Aldsi, living in the south
end OF town, was this morning GEN.
fenced to seven days in jail, lacking as
she did the necessary 81 to procure re-
lease. She became involved in quar- l
rel with a neighbor yesterday morning, |
who swore out the warrant for her. In |
her turn the neighbor, Francisco Cor |
don. was also arrested, charged with as
sault and battery, but dismissed.
"A somewhat costly suit against A. |
Oortelezi, charged with peddling fruit |
IN the city, terminated yesterday before |
Recorder Meyer. He will pay just $40, |
and the worst Of it is that it is $3.50 |
more than the case need have cost him. |
he entered plea of not guilty, and |
rather than p6y a nominal fine and |
leaving at the cost of $3.50, demanded |
jury trial He was given il, found guilty |
as charged, and fined the cost of prose
cution-the $40.