Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-11-28
LOCAL TIE ri S.
SlR FRANCISCO, CAL
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Fresh Phenix butter at L. A. Shedd's

Fresh, Phenix butter at L. A. Shedd's.
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Delights for the liner man at the
Horseshoe restaurant.
A quick bite or a first class meal at
the Horseshoe restaurant.
Grand concert tonight at Reid's opera
house. Get your reserved seats early
Come and see the nice assortment of
Misses REFER Jackets, we are display
ing. l., ZECKEXDORF Is Co.
Philharmonic club concert tonight.
Reserved seats for sale at Blacks jewell
~ store.
Eat at Jimmy Browns new restau-
rant, at the corner of Stone Avenue and
Congress street.
A lise of new goods received at III
Partisan Millinery and Dress Maxine
Parlors, 209 Congress street. &
The bald mans motto: There is
room at the top" This top may be sup
piled with q good crop Of fine hair by
using Halls Hair Remover. Try if.
Responsible parties wanted to gather
and deliver under contract, cana agria,
or tanning root. Address or call on
Z. W. MoNRosE
San XAVIER hotel.
Our stock Of ladies and misses New;
market cloaas will be found complete
ranging in prices from the lowest TO the
highest. l.. ZECKENDoRF
Some IF the best musical talent of the
city Will assist the Phllharmonics at
their concert tonight.
Jimmy Brown has engaged one Of the
best cooks in Tucson. His meals are
served promptly, neatly and well pre-
pared.
Ladies will do well to call early for
their fall suits and hats at the Partisan
Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors, No.
209 Congress street.
The amount of leather in ore of the
ordinary ranch saddles in vogue in Ari-
IONA is astonishing. The leather IN an
ordinary saddle will weigh about twenty
seven pounds. A pound of the leather
coyers square foot of surface. There
fore il will be seen that about twenty
seven square feet of leather are used, or
about three sides. A saddle complete
weighs from forty to fifty pounds.
Judge @. w. Wright responded to a
request of the people of Florence by
mastery discussion of the defects OF the
constitution, on Monday night at the
district court room. The notice given
of the meeting was very limited, but
the court room was completely filed
with people, and SO interested were
they in the words of the speaker that
during the entire time occupied one
could almost hear pin drop, bad such !
q test been made. Judge Wright talked |
for two hours and presented a most con- |
vincing array of facts to prove the gross |
injustice and oppre5sion that would re- /,
suit from the adoption of the constltu- |
ton. If the people of other portions of |
Arizona could hear Judge Wrlght's !
argument, the constitution engineered |
by the water corporal 9as would surely !
be doomed.-EnterpTise
"A trottIns race will take place be- |
tween the flyers belonging to Geo. Seco- !
can and Jos. Biddleman on Nov. 18th, |
for 800 side.
-Baled hay is selling at $3.50 and
alfalfa at $3.50 The price is constantly
advancing, and our people can expect to
pay pretty good prices in the early spring /
time. Hay of late years has been cheap |
er than il the eastern states where it Is /
raised by natural rainfall.
Good progress is reported on the
laying of the track on high ground be- |
tween Adonde and Yuma. 1t is eXpec-
ted by the road management to COM
plete it by Jan LIST. Similar precautions
against floods will then be taken on the
Dragon mountain" for a distance OF
about twenty miles.
There is considerable talk of under
taking the breeding of fine horses in the
neigh borhood of Tucson. 1t Is believed
our climate will prove more beneficial
than even that of California. Consider
able expense would ,be connected with
wrapper Accommodations for training the
horses.
The fight over the $50 yards limit
is at an end. Measurements were made
yesterday aad now painted stakes can be
seen along a certain line-tbe limit
bearing the inscription $50 YDSL." The |
measurement was made particularly
with the reference TO one OF the newly |
taken quarters of the class sought by |
the ordinance, which were found beyond
the limit from any of the points Of meas |
urement, the main school building being
nearest and 200 feet beyond the limit.
The scarcity of feed on the ranches
is becoming painfully apparent. Tn e
having virgin ranches and an abundance
of feed are making arrangements TO feed
cattle from ranges where the feed is
cbort charoin i'm the F7aiol, bCrhood Of
one dollar year for feeding and caring
for the stock. Two thousand head of
cattle from the Empire ranch viii be
driven to Frank Proctor's- range at an
early date. Five hundred head Of the
stock of the Columbia Cattle Co, have
been driven TO Florence, and a similar
number of the stock of the Inter Ocean
ranch will be driven TO other ranges.
Yesterdays Drill.
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