Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-21
LOCAL NEWS 3.

DELINQUENT tax sales are lively.
The court house lawn is being irri.
gated.
"A new roof is being put down on c.
T. Wo's store.
The Congregational church is get
its annual spring housekeeping.
The San Xavier Mission was visited
by a number of strangers in the city.
Another sale CT condemned govern
ment stoves at Fl. Lowell on the 18th
AT the railroad shops work is rather
dull at present, but the full force is
kept.
"A young rancher arrived at the
home of Mr.. Franco, on Church street
night or two Since.
F. Mash has sold hay cut on the
prairie last summer for $50 a ton at livery
stables in this city.
Tickets are out for ball on April =.
They are or sale at the drug store,
Mansfield's, Drschman's and Blacks.
The date of the governors recer ton
has not been set. The event will proba-
bly, come of for two weeks yet. at any
rate.
The next theatrical troupe in Tue
son is more than a month hence-the
Hermann Prestidigitarian Co. on
April 9th.
The hospital is now well filed. there
being 80 patients there. OF them 10 are
in the railroad ward. The latest arrival
is bad case of la grippe.
Letters of administration in the es
tate of John Kennedy have been applied
for by Jane Kennedy IN probate coui [.
The hearing will be held March 18th.
Tucson will be a second class post
Office at the end of the fical year, March
3lst, after sailing under third class colors
for three years. About 500 worth of
stamps are now sold monthly.
The jail yard is being renovated and
covered with new grass Two tramps in
police court today testified to the vigil
ance of the police force. They are gone
the way of all tramps coming here.
"A lively row in Bario Libre last night |
between Francisco Mazan and Francisco |
Campusan, resulting IN severe dru bb- |
ing for the former, will be settled before |
Justice Culver tomorrow at 10 o'clock,
AT the portion of railroad washed |
out month ago three floating gangs" |
OF 45 men each, in addition to regular |
crews are engaged in repairing the road |
bed. The road will be in as good con-
dition as before in about three months. |
"A. L. Cox, CT Fresnal ranch, was bit
ten by a rattle snake three days since,
on the right hand. He was STOPPING
over a gopher hole, when the reptile
seized his hand. Ha had his wound
properly cared for and returned home
yesterday.
The little Mexican by Adolfo Munas,
lost Monday last, mentioned in
last evenings CITIZEN, was found yes
terday stuck in the mud to his waist, by
the search party. He wondered over the
prairie from the time he was lost. He
had almost 'cried his eyes out"
The property on the corner of Con-
gress and Stone tAvenue, a portion of
which is occupied by Smiths furniture
store, has been sold to L. @. Radulvich
for a consideration Of $500. The prop
erty is S0x120 feet. and is one of the
very finest business locations in Tue
son.
in district court today two cases set
for this date were ordered continued. |
They are F. h Hereford VS.. NJ J. Sulli-
van and Baineaug & Kaem oler VS.. Jos.
Durr. The case of Kresham VS.. Shaw,
also set for trade is already disposed of.
The Silver Lake Hotel has been
leased by John Hart, who opens for tie
summer season on the 20 of this month.
Mr.. Hart intends making the place first
class and will conduct it on business
principals. The lake has been dredged
of all weeds and re damned, and two
new flood gates have been added. The
race track near by he will have put in
order, and it is not unlikely that the
coming races are to take place there.