Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-09
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LOCAL. TIE MS
A shipment of thirty tons of alfalfa
hay is arriving at the rate OF two to three
carloads day from the Phenix region
for Hon. Thos. Hughes.
Frank Proctor's carload Of calves
for Los Angeles did not go to Oalifor-
mia yesterday. Part of them escaped
from the pen. All were recovered and
left today.
Florence stage had been held up at
Riverside, where former ROD cries
Cured, has been received. 1t hsppe.-
ed Tuesday night.
Five persons, three girls and two
men, were before Judge Slater this
morning, for using vile language One
of the men was fined the costs of the
suit The rest will be tried tomorrow.
The United States assay office pro-
ject, in addition to early consideration
by the board Of trade will probably be
acted upon by the city council and the
board of supervisors, who it is expected
will request Delegate Smi'h 10 forwa d
the measure.
The stock of dry goods, boots anC
shoes, clothing etc formerly belonging "a
Nathan NJ. Zier was sold At public auc
ton and bought by Joe Go itree who
says that he will slaughter the goods r.
gsrdless as TO cost, as the stock must o,
sold within 80 days.
The teachers institute adjourned
last night. The members visited the
university yesterday afternoon, three
herdics being required to carry them.
They inspected the university and were
entertained by the faculty and ladies of
the institution.
AT AriYaca work OF days is again in
progress at the Con. Arizona mill, hav-
ing resumed last Tuesday. The crew
at the Montana mine are sick with grip
pc. Hauling of ore from the nine con-
tInues, regular shipments being made.
At the Yellow Jacket day and night
shifts are working.
". S. Cleveland's consolidated Minis
trels are all new in every sense OF the
word, this season-new comedians, new
vocalists, new dances and terpsichorean
ARTISTS, new electrical and mechanical
devices, and in fact everything COM
prlslng the magnificent array of minstrel
talent composing this se6sou's company
is entirely new. There are no 'old
favorItes.
"A kindergarten school will be start
ed in this city soon by Mrs. Ed. WOOD
Mrs. Wood comes from the east, wei
recommended for her line of work, hav-
ing made a study OF At. The schoo:
will be private. Mrs. Wood had TO-
tended applying for the position with
the public schools, but lack OF fund
delayed the movement as an adjunct 0.
the public schools. The kindergarten
will be held at the Congress street school
building.
A man named Gill, a German, living
north of the station, came to the United
States marshal yesterday and begged
that be be put in Jail where be will be
safe. He says that his house was sur
rounded the night before by about if
teen men, who tried 10 get IN at him.
He said that soldiers were also after
him. He was referred to the sheriff s
Office, where he was accommodated.
Later he was before Judge Wood, for ex-
animation as to his sanity.-,and DIS
charged.
Two more boys, one of about fifteen
the other eighteen years old were before
Judge Culver for stealing. The charge
includes assault. Tomasa Barnett
makes charge that night before last the
young defendants knocked her down
In the south end of town, and robbed
her Of SIS in money and a silk handker-
chief. She certainly showed bruises
enough, but was unable to prove that
the boys were in any wise responsible
for them. The boys were dismissed
from custody.
DIED-At st. Mary's hospital, last
night, of asthma, Phillip Rice, of Arch-
bold, Ohio. The remains will be en-
balmed and taken east.
The two departm ents of the Nam
moth school have been put under charge
of one teacher Finances, or the lack of
them, rather, made It necessary.
The vacant lot at the corner of
Church and Washington streets, owned
by Jos. Biddleman is being fenced. Mr..
Biddleman will also plant it with trees
soon.
The case of Lopez VS.. Perrin, in
district court yesterday, was decided in
favor of the defendant. the court ins
tructing the jury accordingly. The case
of Warren VS.. Boch took the rest of yes
terday afternoon. The case of Warren
VS.. Hatch was heard today.
OF the "obiectionables" disch arged
by the S. P for their participation in the
late strike, IN addition 70 those mention-
ed in yesterdays Issue of the CITIZEN.
are Messrs, Reynolds of FL Paso, and
Fogerty of Lordsburg. The line is in
frst-class running order since the REIN
statement of the strikers.
-"Compliments of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Y. Paul" So says the card on squar5
package which has arrived at the CIrI-
ZEN sanctum. The package disclosed a
piece of the wedding cake. The CITIZEN
returns its best wishes, and hopes fol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul unlimited connubial
felicity. They will make their home IN
this city.
-Tucson's militia company has ex-
perienced delay and something OF O
set back from lack of the new tactics,
which are now expected daily. On their
arrival drill will be actively resumed
Company z. will hold three drills a
week. Recruiting is ia progress and it
is desired TO bring the companies to
fifty men each. Company z. has lately
added six men TO its roll.
Yuma Sentinel Sheriff Nugent re
beived two specimens from Harqua Hala
today which are beauties. One is
mass of conglomerate on a piece Of
e milky quartz, which is spotted with
pieces Of gold the size OF bird shot The
other is a remarkable specimen of twin
quartz crystals, the base OF which Is al
most covered with leaf gold. 1t b -gini
to look as if gold is found on almoe
anything AID everything nc that trea'
sura bonsa of uaalth-the HarQua Ha