Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-15


 District court conVenes Septembe 14th.
 Bees are reported to be damaginl grapes ripening on the vines.
 Material for the cottages at the uni yersity is being hauled.
 lis not done unless well done and Cor onado Water did It-See tomorrow issue.
 The Santa Cruz water storage com pany's dam site takes in two houses, 1T which Mexicans have their abode.
 Work has been suspended for { month on the A. J. Davidson ditch while Mir. Davidson fills an outside con. tract.
 Mrs. Mark Walker, who fell through trap door breaking her limb above the knee last Thursday morning, is improv. ing.
 If you want to get @: pair of good Ladies slippers worth Sl.50 for 75 cents call and examine those on our bargain counter. l.. $. & Co.
 In the recorders office a number of deeds have been filed, pertaining to the organizations of sn irrigation company oa the Rillito.
 All humors of the scaly letter sores, and dandruff cured, and falling hair using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- newer.
 A very fine Percheron stallion be- longing to w. J. Thompson, attracted much admiration in town Saturday evening. Mir. Thompson sold another stallion Saturday to Maish & DriscOll.
 The deputy from Maricopa will make good haul of prisoners on his trip. He expects soon prisoner from San Pedro, on whose arrival he leaves for Tempe. with Brunei and the escaped Phenix prisoner.
 The cases of the Chinese who sold cigarettes to minors has been transferred to the San Xavier precinct. The cases will be tried about Friday or Saturday, and it is reported, before jury.
 w. Hartt received iron gates for his large reservoir Saturday. They are of special pattern. cast to MT. Hartt's order. The filling of the reservoir has been delayed for the gates.
 The stone work on the Episcopal church was completed Saturday night. The rough stone finish, the quaint arches and windows, and style of architecture are very neat, and the beginning of an era in improved buildings in Tucson.
 Yesterday eleven-hundredth of an inch of water fell. The rainy season though late, may prove not unlike 1876, when no rain came until August 7th, and the fall feed of the year averaged well with earlier seasons.
 M. Quiros, k. Quiros and G. Muircuga, of San Xavier, were brought before Commissioner Ainsa Saturday for examination on the charge of pastur- ing stock on the reservation. Muircuga was proven to be a servant of the Quiros, and was dismissed. The Quiros were held for the grand Jury.
 At Olive Camp chloriding is in full blast, hardly a day passing that large loads Of ore do not leave for the Tucson Sempling Works. Good work is being done at the Hughes, Scott and partners mine, five men working there. Eight men are chloriding at the Sierreta with good results, taking out from fifteen to twenty tons month.
 The Colorado river today guages 20 feet and 3 inches, or II inches higher than last Saturday, and 1928 inches higher than the average for thls date for the last twelve years. Last Monday it raised inches, fell inches on Tues day, rose inches on Wednesday,. on Thursday and 1 inch yesterday. The water is very red and thick with mud, showing that the rise comes out of the Eittle Colorado, where it has been rain ing very heavily
 By special orders. No. 91, headquar- ters of Arizona, Maj. John F. Willard, paymGster, is relieved from duty as chief paymaster of the department, to enable him to avall himself of sick leave Of absence for four months, with permis- slon to leave the department, grasted from headquarters of the army, July 3lst ultimo. Maj. Adna R. Chaffee, ninth cavalry, In charge of office of In- spector general of the department, is in temporary charge of his office.