Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-12

LOCAL ITEMS.
Buggies with spiral sprigs at Villaes-
cusa's.
The Walker case was set for today
at Florence.
Furniture. wall sspaper, paint and oils
at Sweetland's.
The Russell dramatic troupe left for
Phenix this morning.
Siewert has the finest assortment OF
candies ever brought to Tucson.
Three antelope were brought in yes
terday by Papago Indians.
Twelve cars of freight were unload
ed at Tucson this morning.
The city council holds its regular
monthly session this evening,
Additional mining machinery ar
rived for Inc university this morning.
The board of regents meet this
evening. Routine business only will be
transacted.
A large quantity of meats and whis.
kies arrived for Y. Lavorin & Co., this
morning.
Three inches of fsnow are reported
from Davidson springs as having fallen
Saturday.
w. Siewert has purchased 160 acres
of land OF Florina CIrrapico for consid-
Grafton of $500.
One days board at the Cosmopolitan
restaurant will fairly convince you where
the finest meals are served.
Joe Micotti of the Cosmopolitan res
taurant has laid in a wagon load Of fine
delicacies to dish up 10 numerous board
ers. Start in tomorrow.
A faded and dlscoiored beard is IN
tidy and a misfortune 1t may be pre-
vented by using BuckiDgbam's Dyefor
the W hiskers, a never failing remedy. e
The store ION corner of Meyer and
Messllla streets wAl be named the East
ern Action House, and will have its reg
ular auction sales every Saturday.
Fire department election will be
held tomorrow night, instead of tonight
as expected. Several fire department
members are city councilmen.
H. n. Labaree brought in another
instalment of stock for shipment, con
sisting OF about 500 head. They are
now en- route for California,
"A party OF young men Of this city
leave in a few days for Sonora, where
they intend to engage in placer mining
They will take dry washer with them
Ladies prepare for the great auction
sale on Saturday at the corner of Meyer
and Messilla streets which will give you
oh 70
There is no other store IN 1t at all.
Pictures, Bronze Vases,
Albums and Fancy Goods at
the Pioneer News Co.
Rev. L d. Mansfield was not well !
enough to hold service at Grace church |
on Sunday, and was at the last moment |
compelled to cancel his appointment for |
II O'Clock. Hesis little better today, |
but still confined to his house.
H. ID. Underwood returned this morn |
ing from trip of several weeks through |
the east. Mr.. Underwood tells OF hav- |
ing seen the SUI but three days while |
gone. Snow and slush and rain are the |
the order of things east.
The board of supervisors members
Messrs. Lacy and Bullock, in conjunc |
ton with Probate Judge Wood, met this |
morning to appoint a third supervisor |
succeeding Mr., Allison, resigned. But /
two names were presented. each with |
petitions, those OF Edward Vanderlip of |
Crittender and q. a. Avery Of Nogales.
Mr.. Avery was elected. Messrs. Wood |
and Bullock voting for him. Mr.. Lacy
was excused from voting.
The Board of Trade expects to soon
be on a strictly business basis. 1t will
engage place of meeting and hold reg
ular sessions. The board will probably
engage rooms Of the Commercial club,
or possibly adjoining. A question soon
to oe considered is that of obtaining
round trip tickets to Tucson, privilege
now enjoyed by PheDix, and by which
al excursion has recently arrived from
Kansas. A committee recently appointed
will consult with General Agent Hole,
with the view OF obtaining a similar
prerogative for Tucson.
"A Mexican from the Laguna told
pitiful story to officers Wednesday
night of having been assaulted by three
neighbors, also Mexicans, who dubbed
him badly and robbed him of lis horse,
having taken it from out of the team he
was driving. Report from another
source is that be traded horses and his
nelgnbor being disappointed with the
transaction took the somewhat violent
method of trading back" One OF his
assailants, Miguel Roper, was sent to
Jail for twenty five days by Judge
Culver.
-Nogales has buildings in the course of
erection through Its length and breadth.
Twelve or fifteen residences are going
up. Mr.. Tltcomb has just finished a
good home; Rev. Liston is about com
pleting house on the Congregational
church property; Mrs Main has begun a
residence; the roof is on the electric light
plant building, and the border town is
stridingS along at great rate.
Gen. johnson has been disappointed
in securing trainer for SLEEPY John"
for the proposed race for Christmas
Unless successful in getting a trainer he
will not enter the horse, as he has no
time for doing it himself. Mr.. Biddle-
man will possibly refuse to meet Mr.. Sc
cocan again, as be does not wish to leave
his work to train his horse.
The case of A. Redueill the all
round music man, for criminal assault
on the person of a Miss Hudson, young
lady fourteen years of age was on trial II
Phenix for the past week, and resulted II
a disagreement of the jury. So far as can
be ascertaiLed the ballot stood eight for
conviction and four for acquittaI
Several suits of clothing and other
articles were stolen from Prof. Ihayers
residence last evening The thief emit
cred through a shed, while Prof. and
Mrs Thayer were out at dinner. Tramps
are believed to have taken the apparel