Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-02
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
The hottest day in the year by .
degrees. See weather report.

The hottest day in the year by 4
degrees. See weather report.
But one condemned prisoner is now
IN jail-Chas. Wright-who will prob
ably not be taken to. Yuma for a week
yet,
Judge Slater on Saturday last fined
party named Ahearn SO for assault
on P. Mcclure.
Examine our bargain counters of
shoes, marked at half price, before pur-
chasing. L. ZECKENDoRF 81 Co.
The city water will be shut off to-
morrow night for the purpose of connect
ing with the new pipe lately laid on up
per Main street.
For restoring the color, thickening
the growth, and identifying the hair
and for preventing badness, Halls Hair
Remover is unsurpassed.
"A 16 horse power engine was taken
out to w. Hartt's ranch today. Mr..
HART intends using it for plowlng, which
is now in progress by teams.
Petit jurors in United States cases
are arriving, and will begin their duties
tomorrow. The work of the term will be
brief, there being but few cases for trial.
Fine feed is reported in the Hum
Doldt district by gentleman in from
that country, Though accessible to
stock it is hardly touched, as the water
in that country is fenced in,
"A fine crop of hay will be cut in a
few weeks, when hay will no longer be
upwards Of $50 a ton. Another -ain
would greatly facilitate its growth and
quality.
Postmaster Corbett struck puzzler
this morning. 1t was letter addressed
IL. c. Kendorff." 1t was put in L.
Zeckendorf & Co.'s box and evidently
came from a student in phonetic
spelling.
AT the republican primary election
held at the court house today the 10
delegates nominated by the Republican
club on Saturday evening were elected
without opposition.
The ianitor at the Surveyor Gener-
al office is turned trapper. He puts
string moose around barrel of water
where doves of the neighborhood drink
and has caught quite number.
School census blanks have been re-
ceived by the county superintendent
from Superintendent Cheyney, for dis
tribution to each school district. The
census of district No. is about COM
pleting.
Just received fine line of French
kid hand turned Oxford ties and button
shoes in Common Sense" and "Opera
Last" all widths and sizes at $3.50 per
pair; foimer price $500.
l.. ZEcKENDoRF & Co
Doctors may differ in opinion as to
the cause of that feeling of languor
and fatigue SO prevalent in the spring;
but all agree as to what is the best
remedy for it, namely Ayers Sarsaparil-
la; it makes the weak strong, and ef-
fectually removes that tired feeling.
Judge Slater is in receipt of an Of
fer from an Indiana company to place a
mill on his mining property 6 miles
from town-an offer be will hardly fail
of accepting. The judge states that he
has good property, ore running in the
nelghborhood of $50 to the ton.
"A fat Indian boy from the San
Xavier reservation, attracted much at
tsntion on the streets today. He would |
have been worth at least $500 a month |
TO tie late Barnum, weighing as he
probably does, in the neighborhood of |
300 pounds, and measuring more inches |
m circumference than in height.
Samuel Hughes states that wtile |
riding In the southern portion of the
county two Or three days since Mexi-
can tallyIng with the description of the
Casa Grande stage robber was reported
to have passed the place hours before,
headed for Sonora.
"A Mexican is larguishing in durance
Yile on the complaint of Austin Moss,
employed at Etchells shop. 1t seems
that few days since Mr., Moss advanced
s. to the Mexican on work to be done
therefore. The work was not done, and
the money paid for spree.
THE hopes that Postmaster Corbett
entertained of Tucson's getting a share
of the $4,000 appropriation made by |
last congress for free delivery for post |
offices of towns Of over 5000 popula- |
lation are UNTITLED, and Tucson must
still walk to the postoffice.
Suits have been filed with the clerk |
of the district court by Lucien E. Walker
VS.. The Star Publishing Co. and L. G. |
Hughes for libel, and by Lucien E.Walker
VS.. Eleanor ID. Rice. Barnes & Martin.
and S. M. Franklin have been retained
by Mr.. Walker as attorneys. The libel
suit is in the sum Of $4,000.
A hu7z;po nc of q COW mill n +bo,,e |
and feet overhead caused two thirds of
the population to look upward last even
ing. 1t was caused by a device on a
huge Chinese kite. Near it was a huge
''centil EIDE" kite about 80 feet long and
resembling flock Of ducks. The two
were watched until obscured by dark
ness.
". II. Igo has made record on long
distance drive. Tuesday morning he
started for Salero, near Crittenden, with
team and wagon. He reached his
destination and spent Tuesday night at
Crittenden. Wednesday evening him
self and team were again in Tucson.
The distance he travelled in the two
days is l50 miles.
Tucson need not 60 TO California for
a summer resort during the coming
warm season. Parties are contemplat-
ing the erection of a first class restaur-
ant at the top of Santa Catalinas, one of
the loveliest spots in all Arizona. Two
springs of the coolest water, ferns, trees
and game, with the pleasantest possible
cool weather make it desirable viclni-
ty for camping parties.
An old man named Philip Mcclure
attracted considerable attention this
morning from his bloody and bruised
appearance. His head showed
bruises in several places, and from
a cut over his eye blood had flown pro-
fusely on his cloths.Re caused warrant
to be sworn out charging party named
Ahearn with assaulting him at the hos
pitsl today.