Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
LOCAL ITEM s.

Seven trampS were glVep elght days by Judge Culver.
 New steps will be put in at the court house next week.
 Bargains in dress goods at the
 LA MARIPosA. Temperance lecture at the Congre- gstional church tonight.
 Furniture, wall paper, paint and oils at SweetlRnd's.
 Butterick's patterns on sale at l.. Zeckendorf < Co.'s.
 Tempe butter takes the lead in this market; sold by J, Ivancovich.
 Ladies' hem-stiched handkerchiefs at cts. each at the LA MARIPosA. Ladies' Dongola. button shoes at S1 per. pair. LA MARlPosA. -Nogales expects to build an opera house soon, of stone, dimensions 90 X 100 feet.
 -MARRIED-By Probate Judge Wood, Ian. 26, Michael Sullivan and Miss Josie Russell.
 The postofice people report flood of valentines, mostly from and to city people.
 A. ". Grossetta is in receipt of large number of young olive trees, for hls ranch near town.
 The Santa Cruz has finally respond ed to the late rains. It is somewhat above the normal flow.
 You always can find better groceries and at the lowest price at J. Ivancovich than any where else.
 w. Siewert has received fonr kinds of imported sausages from Germany. They are now on sale.
 The eastern boundary of the late rains is Bowie. Beyonl there only light Iains and snows have fallen.
 Another carryall will be on the streets soon, that of John Baker, who is having one built by 4. Vasquez.
 -Ticente Robles charge with steal ing the overcoat of Editor OrIza, of La Libertad, was giventwenty days yesGrday by Judge Slater.
 Great reduction in prices in our hos cry department. Call and secure your self bargains in this line.
 LA MARIPosA. HI. s. Stevens has sold 1S34 acres of land to E. Rochester, for considera- tion of S625.
 John Desolge has leased the Silver Bill patented mine to w, McDuffy, for percentage of the ore.
 An insane man whose peculiarity is that he is playing an imaginary piano, but who is not regarded as dangerous. comes up for examination soon.
 Men and women prematurely grey and whose hair was falling, are enthusi> astIc in praising Halls Hair Remover for restoring the color and preventing badness.
 Over 130 delinquents have thus far paid their taxes. Among the latest are s59595 on the Royce mine and mili property at Arivaca, and S102.2j by Is- ador Aragon.
 Sc vende o SC cambia DOT ganado, el rancho Blue Water, una milla ,al este de canal con buen peso, corral, casa etc.
 Dirigansea c. Loss,
 Casa Grande. If you buy your groceries of J. Ivanco- vich you will always get first class goods and satisfaction in every respect.
 Notice is hereby given, that there is no partnership between Alexander von Wendt and J. $. Scrivner, whatever.
 ALEXANDER voN WENDT. Fresh Tucson eggs, butter, hay, gram and all staple groceries at very low prices at George Chan Sees, Meyer street, next Menager block. If. For the convenience of customers the American Fish Company will call at the houses of customers daily for orders. The fish wagon can be distinguished by apec9Iiar bell.
 A civil suit involving personal prop erty, brought by Mrs. Harrison against T. J. Harrison, was decided Tn favor of the plaintiff, Tn the sum of SS6.10. The amount asked was S1S0.
 -Of the new track between Yuma and Adonde seventeen miles is now in use by trains, twelve miles has the track laid but lacks needed plling, and an- other six miles is without either track or piling.
 Nothing further has been done with the skeleton found on the prairie neigh5or to the family supposed to be accountable for the crime thinks that another litsle skeleton can be found in tered there.
 Another of the series of Raymond Whltcomb excursions reached Tucson yesterday. The train was larger than usual, consisting in all of eleven cars The party arrived early in the morning, leaving at2 oioclock. Many of them at tended morning services at the various churches.
 A rancher from the southern part of the county, Col. R. o. Wood, tells that Of. cattle rancher as at present. Grass and weeds are now starting yell iD the coun- try. More snow than ever before seen has fallen in the Baboquivaris. It came down steadily for two days.
 Sterling Wood, a former Tucson boy, writing from Mexico, where he is now employed, tells that a few nights ago, while on his way home, he was met by Mexican highwaymen. The Mexic- an grabbed for his watch ichain, but net Woods fist too soon. He was picked up insensible from the blow. -Tucson's opera house will soon have 8 new drop curtain. Artist Palmer is yet undecided as to the subject of the scene. He may make it of tfe Bridal Veil, Yosemite valley. MT. Palmer prefers making the scene Arizonan. and wanted to make it of the Grand canyon of the Colorado, but has no pictures to copy. The present curtain may be util- iZed for scene curtain.
 Report tells that an Indian school. in conjunction with the Tucson institu- tion is projected, to be established at San Xavier.
 MT. Holt, the Montana stock buyer, has made no purchases since his arrival, but has told Tucson stockman that he expects to: ship l2,O00 head.
 F. E. Russell, the lineman who had narrowing experience in the Fl Paso fire, as related in yesterdays CITIZEN. weighed 196 pounds a day previous to