Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-17
LOCAL ITEM 6.
NEW RORE. N. !

LULA - l. Z M -
District court was not in session to
day.
-"Jepthah's Daughter" at the opera
house tomorrow night.
students from the outside continue
to arrive at the university.
"A new sidewalk was laid fronting
Rosenstock's barber shop today.
Machinery for the school of mines at
the university has begun to arrive.
The largest stock of stoves in Arizona.
w, j. Corbett, Successor to Pierce Ford.
A. bartender lately of FL Paso, Tex
as, wants position. Address G. NJ. this
Office.
AT the Santa Cruz damsite at Gala
basas the work Of dam making is IN
progress.
"A clean up of settings has lately
been make at CHR. Wores' sampling
works mill.
ID. Cheviz for striking @. AIderez
was given ten days by Judge Culver
this morning.
For whipping Guadalupe Lares Car
los Doe comes up for trial tomorrow
before Judge Culver.
At the Saginaw the mill is making
experimental runs for economical
methods of running.
Salary certificates for the teachers
OF school district No. were issued today
by the county superintendent.
"A carload of calves for Mr.. Purdy, of
San Bernardino, will be loaded about
Wednesday by G. Z. Schumacher.
Mining locations are becoming more
frequent at the recorders Office Of late
Three more were filed this morning.
All kinds Of tin and roof work, stove
pipe, stoves repaired. w. j. CoRBETT.
To get a shine that will dazzle your
eyes, last week and preserve the leath-
er 60 to the Fashion bootbiack stand.
A faded or grey beard may no colored
abeautiful and natural brown or black,
at will, by using Buckingham's Dye for
the whiskers.
Give the Russ House a call and see
what pleasant rooms and splendid beds;
they keep everything neat and clean, all
fixed up for the winter. If
Business about the city today was
of much less than its usual volume,
owing to the closing of the Jewish places
OF business, for atonement day. They
reopened at this evening.
A young man speaking and writing
English, Spanish and German, wants a
position as correspondent or travelling
salesman. Good communication. Ad-
dress T. W. this office.
Everybody ought to stop at the
Russ House; il is the cleanes6 and the
quietest place in town. Call and see for
yourself. If
The attention of taxpayers is
particularly called to the Notice to Tax
payers" elsewhere in the present issue.
BY giving it heed they may save an adj
ditional y per cent per month to their
taxes.
"A workmen named Dave Hughes at
the railroad shops had close call Fri
day. A very large casting fell over
against him, pushing him almost beyond
it by the force of its fall. He was some
what grazed and is yet laid up.
A stove sold for every day since Sept.
lst., shows that the people know they
can get the best for the least money at
Corbett's Congress street.
Complaint has been filed against
Geronimo Estrada by Matilda Ortiz,
who claims that Estrada should be
compelled to marry her 15-year-old
daughter. The case has not yet come
up for hearing. 1t will be heard by
Judge Culver.
"A month ago in a saloon brawl
Garabaldi Marines struck another Mex
lean Ton the head with bottle and left
town too soon to be arrested. Think
ing the matter had blown over and was
forgotten he returned yesterday, to be
very soon picked up by Constable San
ders.
Application for letters of administra-
ton by Mrs. Eleanor ID. Walker in the
estate of John ID. Walker and postponed
indefinitely came up for hearing this
morning. TIE court decided that let
tiers having been granted in another
county the matter was beyond the
jurisdiction of Pima county and refused
the application.
"A somewhat novel method of
pushing business was pursued by an
enterprlsIng market gardener Chinaman
this morning. A Mexican woman did
not wish to purchase any vegetables
today and to bring her to a different
way of thinking the huckster struck her
with his whip. 1t proved to be wrong
tactics, for instead of buying she had a
warrant sworn ont for him
"A Gentlemen lately from the south
ern part of the county tells Of ice form
ing at Calabasas a week ago. The bean
crop IN Nogales vicinity suffered some
what. South of TuEac the range is
good, water is plentiful and cattle are in
fair condition. North of Tubac feed
and cattle are rather scarce. Stock
have generally crowded to the better
seeding grounds.