Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-01-09
LOCALlIT TIE N s.

Seats for Maude Granger. are going
Well.
Furniture, wall paper, paint and oils
st Sweetland's.
The Western Union has again
changed messenger boys.
The board of regents meet this eve
n.ng to transact routine business.
Yesterdays issue Of the Star did not
Get on the streets until 10 o'clock am.
Thirteen tramps are now in the city
bastile. Most of them will be put tC
work.
For embezzling money due from the
sale of bread Francisco Ramirez get ten
days this morning.
-Tweuty-eight mining locations have
Heen filed with the county recorder
since January 1.
The first kiln of brick at the new
works was opened today, having just
cooled sufficiently.
An average of one death a day at
Nogales, from grippe, or due to it in
directly, is reported.
The new city council holds Its first
session this evening. The chief busl
ness will be the appointment of com
mlttees.
Jose MARTINEZ, charged with taking
j. w. Mitchelrs oyercoat, has been re-
leased from custody. He gave proof that
he did not steal it.
LosT-a black embroidered shawl
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office or at 2l4
Convent street. MRS. FRANK PROCTOR.
The roof of the new custom house
at Nogales, Sonora, is in progress. The
building will be easily completed by the
limited tina of the contract-next June,
II you want bargains in dress goods
call at the Msriposa; formerly j. Frank
& Co.
Furnished room with board at $50
North Meyer street. Enquire at this
Office.
Back school warrants are keeping
County Superintendent Wood very
busy.
l.. Zeckendorf d. Co. are giving
wonderful value in dolls. Imagine a
"a inch doll for 81 90.
For yelling and disturbing the
peace of the neIghborhood north of the
court house on Saturday afternoon An
drew Devine was sent to jail for eight
days by Judge Culver this morning.
To keep the beard from turning gray,
and thus prevent the appearance of age
use Buckingham'sD Dye for the Whiskers
the best dye made.
1t is now unofflcially reported that of
the striking telegraphers Messrs Dun
sick and McInerny, of Yuma, and Ow
ems of Lordsourg, will not be reinstated.
The remainder sare back at their old
posts.
The stock of dry goods, boots and
shoes, clothing etc formerly belonging to
Nathan NJ. Zler was sold at public AUG
ton and bought by Joe Goldtree who
says that he will slaughter the goods re-
gardless as to cost, as the stock must be
sold within 80 days.
Manuel Drachman, now in San Der
nRrdino, Cal, is gaining in reputation
as. baseball pitcher. His curves are
puzzling to the CalifornIans, and a San
Bernardino paper speaks of him as "a
pitcher who is host and who CONTROLS
the fgame with fine technical skill"
San Diego ball kplayers are anxious to
have him work in their city.
in district court verdict was res
turned Saturday night at o'clock fal-
lowing damages to the complainant in
the sum of $1,000, in the hog suit. No
tice of appeal was given. The case of Lo-
PEI Va. Perrin, to hold the defendant, as
constable, responsible for monies alleged
to have been levied upon and taken into
his hands, as such officer, and turned
over to the wrong party, took the morn
ing session. The evidence for the the
plaintiff was closed at noon and counsel
for the defendant moved that the court
instruct the jury to find for the defend
ant. The 10 after was taken under adj
visement.
DIED.-In this city, on 2nd inst.
p. Francisco, native af Italy, aged A
years. Deceased was we'll and favorably
known throughout Arizona.
New years was quietly observed In
Tucson. There were no special attrac-
tions for the day and the each had his
own kind of holiday. Enough horse
back parties were seen about TO form a
Company OF cavalry. The day was de
hghtful.
The second of the cottages at the
university grounds was completed to-
day. Prof. Collingwood will move into
it next week. Prof. Gulley moved into
the other cottage today.
Francisco Ramirez was given ten
days by Judge Culver this morning for
taking a quantity OF jewelry. Another
charge, of not returning receipts for bread
given him to sell, will be heard Monday.
"A Tombstone gentleman reports
that there was mot cent of insurance
on the Contention hoist" Also that
the loss in various channels to Tomb
stone Will foot up round million dol
lars.
-Cattlemen of Arizona can console
themselves that their lot is not as other
cattlemen. A stock rancher in Texas
has lately disposed of 1900 head of |
cattle for $4,000. His reason was "to
clear the range" which was all but bare
The new sixty-horse power boiler at
the university was ''fred up for the
first time Thursday. Its work is very
satisfactory. 1t will De used for the
pumps in conjunct ON with furnishing
power for the school of mines machin-
cry.
-MARRIED-This morning, at the
Congreg ational church parsonage. cor
ner Pennington and Sixth avenue, by
the pastor Rev. G. b. Carlisle, Mr..
Charles Blackburn and Miss Mary Ker-
lew, all ot Tombstone. The newly we'd
ded returned to their home this after
noon.
Ell Fronterizo, the leading Spanish
Journal OF Arizona, made a very creditae |
bic appearance this morning. The |
paper has been considerably enlarged. |
lis printed on a fine quality of paper. |
and being replete with matters pertain
mo 70 the tun adinIninr ror,,hI,nn L n L