Arizona republican., 1891-08-09
Tucson Citiseu Aug 6.

Tucson Citiseu Aug. 6.
 Morgan k. Wise, of Calabases, came in this morning.
 Mayor Maish left for hls Fresnel ranch this morning, 10 be gone several days.
 C. I. CUnnei and family are in the city, returning from camping trip in the santa Rltas.
 Col. W. W. Scott, of Winchester, Pa., arrived yesterday morning and will ill the position of special treasury agent at San Rosario, where he will also take charge of r. T. DOwling's mill.
 From Caladasas country comes the report oi rain in abundance and feed in abundance.
 Up to a short time back. says NJ. R. Wise, there have been four good rains from which grass sprang up as it usually does in Arizona. Then q week of dry weather made it parch slightly, and now 1t is again luxurianI and growing. Two or three days ago the rain came in streak, taking in the Petrari, Sonoita and upper Santa Cruz valleys, and made the hearts of the ranchers glad. The rain was very heavy and high water in Santa Cruz came within eight inches of flooding the flats. The stock on the ranges in Gala basas country are fat and not too plenty for the range.
 From the Journal-M Miner, Aug. l.
 The weather continues warm and dry.
 The militia roll contains thirty-two names.
 John Etrall has been adjudged in- sane, and sent to the asylum at Ph9- nix.
 The firemen are engaged in active practice now for the Albuquerque fair contest.
 Ninety-seven votes were polled yes terday at the school bond election, of which seventy-four were in favor of bonds and twenty-three against.
 A military court will convene at Whipple tomorrow for the trial of an officer, being the first to meet there for several years.
 Jesse Robinson left for the Yuma pententiary this morning, having in his custody John Chart, who has been given life sentence.
 Justice Andrews has fixed the bail of the boy burglars at $500. Harry Camp bell furnished bond for this amount this morning, and was relt ased from custody.
 The committee appointed to solicit subscriptions for the Episcopal church building fund, at the meeting last Sum day night reported that they had re- ceived subscriptions amounting to S3,O5O. The committee asked for and was granted one weeks further time to make it's final report, by which time 1t is expected that the necessary amount required for the building of the church will have been subscribed. From The Tucson Star Aug. 5.
 Edward Vail of Total Wreck is in town.
 J.P. Armstrong of Tempe is in town on business.
 Major Frae, of Los Angeles is in town.
 The passenger travel both in and out of this city is light at present.
 A COW and . steer are posted for sale by the Poundmanter next Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles DeGrof returned from her trip to Mammoth yesterday.
 II. F.. Lacy and il. E. Penney left this morning for trip to California, to be gone month.
 Anton Hittinger has sold his lot in Nogales to John Dessart for $35O. The property in block 2, and the lot is num- Der IS.
 The wood work on Grace Church, cor ner of Stone Avenue and Camp Street, will commence next week, the stone be- ing about completed.
 The Philharmonic band will delight the Tucson public this evening at the City Park. Doubtless q large crowd will be present to hear the boys.
 It has been raining in the Santa Rita Mountain during the last few days, but thus far no rain is reported in Western Pim.
 W. w. Flewelling of Nogsles, former ly of this city is in town on business He carries on hardware store at the Gate city.