Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-12

Apply to c. R. Drake, or J. E Talmadge ell Convent street.
 A choice line of fancy Chinese matt ings just to hand, good qualities and de- sirable patterns.
 l.. ZEcKENDoRF & Go.
 A magnificent assortment in ladies Oxford ties and slippers in all styles just at hand. LA MARIPosA-
 -George Secocan has four and half pound rooster which is fighting stock. He offers to fight the bird against any in Tucson for SlOO.
 An entirely new line of baby carriages just to hard; if you want an unbroken assortment to select from now is the time. l.. ZECKENDoRF & Go,
 Mems fine calf shoes at S1.75 pair, which other stores would consider given away for S3. Come and secure pair, only few cases left.
 GREAT EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE
 Ladies dongola button shoes. at 90 cents pair always on hand. Black hose from 10 cents pair up, just received.
 GREAT EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE
 Go and do likewise. If your whis kers are grizzly and unbecoming use Buckingham's Dye and they will look as when you were younger.
 The Congregational church will give a concert some evening mex week, for the benefit of the choir. The selections will be both instrumental and vocal, and of the bestthe city can furnish.
 A despatch from Fort Wingate an nounces the enlistment of a new soldier there. He arrived yesterday morning at o'clock, at the quarters of Major Rafferty. Mother and son are doing well.
 An extensive line of spring and sum mer millinery now on display at the Parisian Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors, 209 Congress street. Ladies will do well to call early and make their se- lections.
 The unexpired term of distric court reopened this morning. The busl ness before court is the Globe road bonds case, Barnes and Martin appear ing for plaintiff, Edward Lewis, ct al, and Meesrs. Franklin, ,Loyell and Wright for the county. Argument of demurrer was made today iu the case.
 On the Santa Cruz canal work progresses favora5ly The surveyors are nearly through making prospective surveys, and have defined their route. Of it twenty4four miles, beginning at Calabasas, IS surveyed, and the line Is being rapidly continued. On the re- turn of Captain FitzGerald, about the 1lth, men and teams will be put at work again.
 Just the possibility exists for the c+ah li-h ofo Inc son. Rev pr. Beck, pastor of Lutheran church of Columbus, Ohio says: Should there be sufficient people of the Luther an denomination ID Tucson, I shall be glad to assist in the establishment of church of that denomination here. There can never be too many churches
 Excursions from the east are of nearly daily occurrence. This morning one more, from New York and PhiIadel- phia, under the Golden Gate' manage ment, stopped at 10 o'clock for an hour. EIghty-six people were on board, the usual throng in caps and travelling cos tunes, with the inevitable Kodak man. The train consisted of three sleepers, one dining, an observation and smok- ing car. Last night two sections of a Raymond Whitcomb" excursion passed through, consisting of a total of 136 peo- pie, from the New England states.
 -Rafters for the new Neff & Stevens livery stable are up.
 Jose Castro has been given six days by Judge Culver for striking Officer Cannon. The fathers of the town are pro- viding gravel crossings through the mud as rapidly as possible.
 The next period of civil service ex- eminations for government positions takes place at the postoffice on October 17th.
 J. J. Slack, a clerk in the Pacific pharmacy at ROhnerviIle, Calif, took an overdose of morphine and died Friday night. Slack was from San Francisco. He was formerly in Tucson, and was clerk under pr. Martin for two years.
 Treasurer Ben Heney reports that heavy taxpayers are inquiring as to the latest day on which taxes can be paid, indlcating that more money will be along for the county treasury about the third Monday of this month.
 On Wednesday night the one-story brick store of W. P. Clark, at Benson, with its stock of general merchandise, was burned. The structure and con tents were totally destroyed. The value placed is SS,0OO to Sl0.O00, partially in sured.
 Mir. Aldrlch wants satisfaction for the result of the late running race, in consequence of which another quarter mile dash between his animal and John Weigle's Baby" the roan lilly. takes place when the roads and weather per init.
 The Saginaw camp will be next to boom. Chas. Cornell, superintendent there, has recently made a big strike on cross vein of the Saginaw, and finds a different character of ore. It is of lead carbonate nature, carries silver in paying quantities and will be worked forthwith. A mill test and assays just complete show that it contains 90 per cent. in lead concentrates, S20 ton in silver, and that S9 ten can be worked from the taiiIngs. The new body is eight feet wide.
 -One branch of mining has under gone great impetus of late. The rams are filling the canyons, and the sbeauti- full, gurgling waters will be utilized to wash out the golden particles scattered along almost every stream in southern Arizona. In Arivaca, Quiiotoa and the Sierreta mountain districts work in this line is particularly lively. Many Mexicans went out in the plight known as "broke" and having got little gold are in town buying four and beans. The ;worK will pay we'll and be well prosecuted while the water continues in the streams.
 At the Congregational church to- morrow morning at 10:45 Rev. c. E. Carlisle, the pastor, will nave for the topic of his sermon "Neighborliness, or the science of the humanities" as taught in the gospel; developing the thought | 4 4