Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-11
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1892.

The Territorial University is to hav
 four months vacations.
 Mrs. John Zslleweger is spending
 few weeks at the ranch near Riverside
 Mrs. Albert Steinfeld left this morn ing for California for the summer.
 The Board of Worlds. Fair Commis sloners meet in thls city on tne 6tn. inst
 Mrs. s. Mansfield and family leav,
 for California next Monday to spend tn
 Summer.
 Capt w. A. Hancock. of Phenix, is il the city, on business before the United State land office.
 Messrs. Pusch & Zelleweger will shiI four car loads of beef cattle for Califor mia tomorrow morning.
 A horse race has been made up be tween John Wlegle and Mir. Riley fpl S200 aside, S20 forfeit; to come oil or July 1 b.
 This has been windy day. "Olo Boreas" has come along to warn us tha
 more rain is ID store, and that 1t would come in few days.
 No news to-day of A. J. Van Horn
 who is supposed to have lost his life II the desert Lear Ligurts station ? miles
 this side of Yuma.
 MT. Kirt Hart, of Tom bstone, is i, the city. He stopped on his way iroH Los Angeles, to pay hIs friend Hon George H. Daiiy, visit.
 The Philharmonic band have de- ol, not fo uiva onnfhar door anp- cert at Court Square until there are better lights provided.
 The Steinfeld residence will be oc- c1pied by Mir. and Mrs. S. katzensteiu during the sbsence of MT. and Mrs Steinfeld In San Francisco, Cali tornis.
 John Gardiner says that his shop is crowded wIJh work, consequent upon the fact that the harvest reason if about to commence.
 Mir and Mrs. Shedd father and mother of Mr. I. A. Shedd, If this city, ~ho hav- been spending the Winter in Los An geles, California, returned to this City thIs morning, to remain few weeks be fore returning to their Eastern home.
 Mrs. Sarah Douglas has furnished the required bond S2,500 with NJ. G. Samaniego, P. Charoleau, Mrs, A. Olser, and Miss Anne Hughes, and has beer released from custody. Her case has been continued till next term of court.
 "Old Jack" the Orndorff House dog, was given a dose of strychnine last night which landed hlm into "Oid Davl Jones' locker" Poor "Jack," his m liar bark will not be heard any more. and all small dogs can now pass in front of the Orndorf House with impunlty.
 Capt J. D. Burgess had to undergo the painful operation yesterday O. kav ing his right eye removed. It became B necessity. as be would probably have lost both of them TtIs delicate surgical operation was performed by Drs. Fen ner and Goodfellow. All the Cap ain s friends will be pained to hear of this sad misfortune.
 That fellow who is looking for some- thing to do, ought to apply tD the City Fathers for a job to drive the head of the nails sticking SD along the side walks in this city. The gentlemen pedestrian, do not complain as much a. the ladies do for they often get their dresses torn
 Prof. J. W. Tourney entomologist of the Territorial University, accom- panic: by Prof. B. 4 Carley, assistant entoRni- ogist at the SmlthsonIaD, vii! leave O. Tuesday next for tgo monGls' trip the Grand Canyon of the Coiurad.. They will go thor ughiy equipped for work in the entomol Dgicai an1 OotanIcai departments of scIence, and imp rtaLt results may be expected from the eX ,e- ditiou as the country to which they go has never been carefully ootanlzed. The CITIZEN wishes them pleasant trip and 6 safe return.
 The first threshing machine ever brought to thus country was recently imported by tle Eagle Milling Con- pany of this city. It was put toge ther at John Gardiner's machine shop and this morning horses were hItched to 1t, under the command of Capt. J. F. Maish, and driven to A. c. Stevens place, up the Santa Cruz. to do its first lotJ of .hreshing. It is cne of Aultman & TaylorIs six-horse- power machInes,and looks as trim and as neat as clipper ship. Capt Mash will gather his crew from among the practical thresning ma- chine men of the valley.
 Hon. George W. Brown, editor of the Arizona Enter prise, of this city, has been appointed Adiutant General for Arlzona, vice George $. Gill, resigned. General Brown received hjs commission on yesterday. Ills appointment is in accordance with the wishes of the Ma tionsl Guard of Arizona. Being an old soldier and having had much ex- perience in military matters, the new appoiutee is the right man for that im- portant position. 1t is row General Brown.
 The Eagle Milling Company have realized the fact that the wheat raised along the Santa Cruz Valley is better, by a long way, thar that raised elsewhere on dry lands, and hence are trying to induce the farmers to raise more wheat than formerly, and this year, 1t seems, they have done so, and the wheat cropin our valley will be al most equal to the demand. Next year the farmers of the Santa Cruz wlll gn lrto the wheat raising bnsiness more generally. And 1t Is a business prnpo- sition with our milling men, too. for in buying wheat iD our own valley they will save the freight CD that purchased abroad.
 The people about ti'e depot are clam bring tor a speci4l police. for that part of the city. There Is hardly day but what policeman Is needed fhere. 4 few days ago. one of the warehouses m that neigh borhoOd was entered a. nrCht and robbed of large quantity of flour. and after the theft was comm tied an of ticer was taken off his regular duty at Barrie Libre and put to watch the warehouse, and he is silll watching if, with the hope that the tn eyes mieh. return after more four through the same hole they made m the wal of the building when he, the officer would have an opportunity of arresJing them It IS too late now to watch tine cage after the bird has flown, but thus is Tucson detective tactics" and it may prove successful.
 The examination of "Klt Carson" the Moooc Indian, who so cowardly shot dnUn mt Rtar