Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-02-06
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1892
LOCAL TIE M ).

shop.
Lamps and crockery at Hughes. Ste
ems & Co.
Alfalfa hay for sale by Hughes Stew
ems & Co.
-Thirty-four prisoners are at tn,
county jail.
Furniture, wall paper, paint and .oil
at Sweetland's.
Butterick's patterns on sale at L
Zeckendorf & Co.'S.
Fine bright alfalfa hay Efrom Phenix
Hughes Stevens l. Co.
A quick bite or a first class meal a
the Horseshoe restaurant.
This mornings passenger train AZ
rived an hour AID half late.
The only keg beer on draught in Tue
son at the st. Louis Exchange.
"A hop will be held at the CONNER
cial club hall tomorrow evening.
Snow is visible at far below its US
ual altitude on the mountain sides.
Social at the Congregational church
this evening. See program elsewhere.
Last nights rain amounted 20 forty
nine-hundredths Of al inch In the cit!
Jimmy Browns restaurant is open
under a new management. Everything
frst-class.
The flag at half mast over the fire.
mems hall today was in respect to John
Inues. formerly of Tucson, whose death
is announced at Los Angeles.
The first annual ball of the Assccl-
alton of Mechanics Will be given at
Masonic hall on the evening" of Feb. %.
Query: Will the future balls be given
on the evening of Feb. %?
"A new time table went into effect
yesterday, but so far as the travelling
public is concerned little changes are
made. Both passenger trains reach
Tucson at the usual time. An addition
al freight each way, for the handling of
steamer freight, was put on.
"A fine piece of dog-fes arrived in
Tu s)n yesterday. 1t is large mastiff
of the Dane species, and comes from St.
Louis. w. S Sturges was the purchas-
er lie paid Sl20 for the animal. II is
of an exec lent huntingsbreed, having
great endurance and speed, and will be
used by Mr.. Sturges ID deer hunting.
The county treasurer's Office now pre-
sens very financial appearance. Here
tofore the treasurer, often handling
thousands of dollars, As been only kept
from the general public by counter.
Now a high wicket surrounds Mr..
Heney's apartment, which cannot be
opened from the outside by other means
than key.
The regular meeting ot he board Of
trustees of the Tucson Building and
Loan Association Vas neld last night.
The president ammo -nCeG that there
Was $1,000 su ljec, - loan. Jas. Tai
mage bid So . d tan shares and Was
awarded the sans. Ms h. b. Hall took
one share at 81 ne price.
Horse rac9 salk Is about again, for
Washington's 6lrJnda. -F-b. %. 1t
will be running and free-for-ail. The
starters expe ;ted are the John Welgle
horse three horses from Wilcox and one
from FL Paso. Two others may be en-
tered. Should the race materialIze 1T
will be held the Baker track.
"A fourteea-year Old girl, Jesus Ros-
con, was before Commissioner Airsa last
night, charged with violation of the Ed
mund's act, in her relations with a
Chinese grocer. She was ordered TO APP
pear before the grand jury. and die
missed on her own recognizance. Her
mother is said to have encouraged the
state of affairs, and comes up for exam
ination tomorrow, as does the China
man in the case, Lip Gee, Meyer street
grocer.
Work on the Allison ditch will be
more than at first estimated. The first
survey made il from five to thirteen feet
deep. This was found to be erroneous
and q new survey showed that it was
not deep enough by from four to seven
feet. Already a mile OF the canal is
made to Stevens avenue,anG part OF tn
is down thirteen feet. Adding seven
feet will make very deep dr ch-tweLty
feet The ditch will be six feet wide on
the bottom.
"A we'll known mining man. interest
ed IN the project, is authority for state
ment that incorporation Of mining and
smelling company, to operate in Sonora,
and of San Francisco capitalists, is in
progress. They have an immense pro-
perry and intend erecting a large plant
for both milling and smelling, work Oh
which will be inaugurated in few
days. Tucson. being the most ada
cent railroad point, will be the source of
supply. Further details will be given
in few days.
Tucson is fairly musical just at
present, but prospects are good for an
other band. 1t is not of the regulation
twenty-pieces-of every desc Upton sort,
but of eight pieces alike-trumpets-eX
cept for the key. The band will be
military affair, and is composed of four
men from each of the Tucson companies.
They now practice frequently, under
Mr.. Evans, chief trumpeter of the regi-
ment, formerly an army trumpeter.
They will play quicksteps, marches and
field music, and will furnish music for
all martial occasions.
-MARRIED-At the Catholic churcl
on Monday of this week, Jose K. Velas-
co to Miss Genoveva Felix. The brides
MAIDS were Mrs. c. Y. Velasco and Mrs.
W. r. Felix; grooms men, W. f. Felix
aud G. Y. Velasco Miss Felix is a
sister of w. E. Felix OF tais city Nj.
J. r. Velasco is a nephew Of G. Y. We
lasco editor and proprietor of E From
terizo. The newly married couple are
stopping at the San Xavier hotel and
will leave for San Francisco Cal, in a
few days where they will make their
permanent home. Mr.. VelRsco is a
permanent employee of W. Loriza & Co.
"Details OF Mrs ComstOck's accident
yesterday have been received. IL &C.
Cured on the university grounds. The
horse had been unhitched by Prof.Com-
stock, Mrs. COms,oc,E being already in
the buggy. In.medist 4ly after unhitch-
ing the animal plunged, and the prof
esscr was crowded in the fence. The
horse rushed towards The stable. ems
dragging and Mrs. Comstock helpless.
At tu n in the road the buggy struck
large ct me in the road. The buggy was
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