Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-16
Ten cent Sheet Music at the
Pioneer News Co.

Ten cent Sheet Music at the
Pioneer News Co.
"A foot oval front glass and nickl,
show case is offered for sale cheap at L
Zeckendorf's Furniture store. 1-l6
Mr.. Gregory's dancing school will
give a soiree next Saturday night. AID
gentlemen 81 90, ladies free.
Circulating Library in Eng
lish and Spanish at the Pho
neer News co.
Toys, Wagons, and Fancy
Goods of all descriptions at
the Pioneer News Co.
IF you are in need of wall papers the
place to buy is at Zsckendorf d Co.,
where they keep large and we'll assert
ed stock to select from. Lie
Freight for Tucson is arriving al
the rate of six carloads day About
two carloads day leaves for surround
ing stations
Two electric dyuamos, for the uni
versity electric light plant, detained by
the Lordsburg wreck Ut a month ago,
have arrived.
Attention! II you desire to fine head
of hair of a natural nue. and free from
dandruff, Halls Hair Reviewer is the
best and safest preparation to accom-
plish it.
The finest line of neckware, under
wear, gentlemens' shoes and clothing
will be produced on Saturday at the
great auction sale on the corner of Mey =
or and Messilla streets.
Work will certainly be resumed on the
Episcopal church by the LIST of Feb
rury. A member of building committee
expects to see the roof on two weeks sub
sequent to that date.
The colonists from Texas, Mexico
bound, are experiencing unexpected de-
lays. They ind hay at higher prices
than expected and were detained by
lack of a horse. The emigrants got
away today.
The United States attorney has tel
egraphed to Nogales, requesting that
news Of the affray between paymaster's
guard and "roughs" of that town befor
warded. The despatch was sent last
night. To noon today no reply had
arrived.
"A new engine and pump for the B.
S. Aldrich ranch is now en- route. l.
will have a capacity Of 1900 gallons a
-.
power and the boiler Of Eighteen horse
power. The capacity OF the present
Huffer pump is 500 gallons minute.
The passenger train from the cas-:
was delayed today by the wreck of a
freight train at Railroad Pass. near
Bowie. The wreck was a small affair
1t was east bound No q, Kingsley con-
ductor, A fat car was derailed and he
caboose following was turned over.
Another caboose was sent out.
j. GARDENERS warehouse is being re-
built. The new store room will be ad-
jolsing the present machine shop Pre-
cautions against future fires have been
taken by havigithe Office portion of adobe
The addition will be complete by Sat
urday. Meanwhile work goes on as
usual at the shops proper. Mr.. Gardiner
will resume business on the old basis in
"a few days.
been found at Goldsch mIdt's store
house, we're before Judge Culver
yesterday. The prisoners were escorted
to the outskirts of town by an officer and
told to vamose. In Judge Slater's court
one was served in like manner. Another
got three days. He told that he was
expecting money from his wife by that
time.
A case which has occupied the
court of Judge Culver two days was de-
cided last night. Ii resulted in one Of
the accused going TO Jail for twenty
seven days, she lacking the S27 of costs
In the case fine. Sne is one
of a party OF women of loose
character who on the night of Jan.
8 rode through town in a carryall using
loud and vile language and singing
ribald songs. Fourteen witnesses were
examined. The rest Of the accused, on
promise to behave In future. were dis
charged on the advice of the deputy
district attorney.
Once again the Eagle Touring
mills are grinding, this time for long
run. 1t is expected they will now be
kept going tlll the next season, which
means an indefinite run.
Correspondence with the surveyor
generals Office is TO the effect that an
other canal will be built soon, on the
Verde river, in the northern part of
Maricopa county. Eastern capital will
build it.
On the completion of the Wnlfey
dam, under bonds TO be finisne1 by The
end OF January, work will be pushed on
the canal. About forty miles will be
completed soon-by midsummer, il is
expected. The forty miles of canal will
have land under it aggregatipg 100000
acres.
The so many yards limit for houses
of fame is growing in popularity.
Yesterday, on a petition numereusly
signed from Nogaies the board of su-
pervisors passed an enactment that no
houses of the character mentioned shall
be permitted within 600 yards of the
Nogales public school.
Cattle shipments are again in prog
ress. The latest are not sale but a
transfer. They come from the McKin-
ney ranch, on the San Pedro, and the
stock are due in Tucson this evening.
They consist of about 300 head OK choice
cattle-Herefords,-and will be transfer
red to range 10 Texas, 80 miles from III
Paso. The shipments are made to bet
ter range. For the same reason an adj
ditional transfer, from the same ranch
and to the same range, OF about 20OO
head, will be made in a short time,