Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-07
LOCAL NE VS..

De largely ATTENDED,
"A Wagon load of merchandise lef
yesterday for Greaterville.
-California= mails arrived yesterday
coming via c. P. and Odgen.
Freight for Tucson and points neal
is arriving via the c. P. and Odgen.
"A partial mail from Phenix, the frs
since the freshat, arrived yesterday.
The Banner lamps sre the best lamp.
in the market, for sale by Pierce Ford
j. P. Zimmerman has resumed police
duty, succeeding c. b. Stocking, re-
signed.
L. Rodriguez, of this city, has just
received a consignment of fine orange
trees from Sonora.
The crazy Mexican woman from
Graham county was again started for
Phenix the morning.
R. A johnson has purchased SLEEPY
John" of Waiter Vail, and proposes to
throw down the gauntlet to the earth.
You should see those new vegetable
presses at Pierce Ford's.
-Aniseto Rodriguez and Marsela
Valencia were married by Justice of the
Peace Slater. at his Office this morning.
-Mesilla street is being graded with
adobe from the building beng tron
down on the corner OF Meyer and Mesil-
la.
A load of supplies for the Saragoza
mines in the SierI ietas, 30 miles from
town, and belonging to Manning i Curry,
went out To-Day.
The city treasury is now empty with
the exception of the interest fund, the
salary funds and warrants of 1891 10 No.
Il, having used il.
S. Conn is making extensive repairs
on his property on Upper Meyer street,
among others replacing an adobe roof
with a sheet iron one.
One tramp was up in police court
today, and was set TO work for short
time, after which he will be given the
usual order of "move on"
A meeting to organize Board of
Trade has been called in Auditor
Hughes Office for Thursday evening,
this week. 1t will no doubt be largely
attended.
The east bound train yesterdy wait
ed until midnight for the accommoda-
ton of "The Millionaire" troupe, who re-
turned to Ell Paso, and go to California
via Odgen.
The Library Board met last evening
and transacted routine business, Next
Monday is the annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers Will take place for the
ensuing year.
j. P. Maish is IN from the Santa
Rosa valley, north of Poso Bueno, and re-
ports that the late rains have made
grass almost spring up, it being now
four inches high.
"A Papago Indian yesterd ay brought
in deer he had killed, and "as arrest
ed for violating the game law. He was
dismissed from custody on the ground
of ignorance of the law.
At the Building and Loan Associa-
tion last night two shares of stock were
loaned, one being taken by Arthur Bor-
ton, the other by NJ. NJ. McKenna, at
premiums of SO and $3.50 respectively.
"A telegram reached here from Mr..
Bailey, of Globe, announcing that Mr..
John Kennedy was drowned in the
Verde river. The body has rot been
found. No further particulars are
known.
"A dispatch received in Tucson to-
day from the places affected reports that
the Maricopa & Phenix r. r. will be re-
paired in one month, and the Southern
Pacific will be again opened on next Sat |
urday.
-Yeppa Sanches and Juan Jacinto, |
the Jail breakers of last December, were
before Recorder Meyer yesterday for ex
animation on the charge of assault with |
intent to kill upon jailor Pellon at the |
time of their escape. They were held
for the grand jury.
The crazy woman at the jail, who |
was started for Phenix last Saturday
and returned on account Of impossible |
roads, makes life not the most blissfuI |
for the other inmates of the jail, her |
rawlings being almost continuous, and SO |
loud as TO be heard three blocks away.
B. Parker, owner of the property of |
the defunct Tucson, Globe & North !
western X. R., yesterday shipped i've |
tons Of railroad spikes to Lordsburg, |
n. M, TO be used in repairing the A. d |
n NJ. which is badly damaged by the |
late high waters.
Mrs. Olsen has removed her stock OF |
millinery, fancy goods and toys to the
large and comodious quarters opposite /
Wheeler and Perry's on Congress street.
Her rooms are now among the finest in
the city both as 20 size and location. IT.
connection it might be mentioned that
she has just received a very large stock
of summer millinery goods which it
will repay to examine.
p. I. Bowling was taken before U. |
S. Commissioner L. c. Hughes yesterday
for examination on two additional
charges of smuggling. He was charged |
with having Certain ores and lime in his
buildings on the American side of the
line which came from Mexico He was
held on the charges in the sum of $500