Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20

| has been settled.
 You always can find better groceries | and at the lowest price tt J. IvancOvich than any where else.
 | T. D. Satterwhite has been made a notary public, and has flied his official bond in the sum of 5000.
 MT. Boise, the Montana buyer, now
 at the hospital, made large purchases of stock in northern Arizona.
 -MARRIED-By Judge Wood, at his | office this morning, SaEurlno E5pinozG
 and Ramona GarcIa.
 J. Nj. Holt, the Montana stock buyer, ] has purchased l,J00 head of stock of $.
 Otero, deliverable in May. -C. s. Morton, formerly connected
 with the Silver Bell mine, died ID Cni~
 cago February 1lth, of pneumonia. Parties holding coupons entitling them to pictures at Buehmans gallery are | requested to redeem them before March 1st.
 The demand for furnished rooms and furnished houses.fO light house keeping is far in advance of the number to rent.
 One of the Tucson's hotel propri- etors tells that the influx of health and climate seekers for the present winter IS larger than of any prevIous year. Men and women prematurely gray and whose nalr was falling, are enthusl~ astic m praIsing Halls Hair Rene wer
 for restoring the color and preventing badness.
 Sc vende se cambia DOT ganado, el rancGo Blue Water, una mIlIa al este del
 canal con buen peso, corral, casa etc. Dirigause c. Loss, Casa Grande. If you buy your groceries of J. lvanco- viGh you wit always get first class goods and satisfaction i'll every respect. R. M. Aldridge has bought lot 9 in block I'll, for consideration of 5000. The property was d part of the estate of Simon Sanchez, deceased. The Geo. Johnson house, near the Lexington sta cle, has been routed to a | family of climate seekers named Jones, from Pittsburgh, Pa.
 The fence around the court house
 lawn has under2ona general repairs. New steps were put down in front of
 the court house yesterday Notice IS hereby given, that there is DO partnership between Alexander gOn Wendt and J. s. ScrIvner, ,whaterer. ALEXANDER vON WENDT. Fresh Tucson eggs, butter, hay, gram and all staple groceries at very low prices at George Chan Sees, Meyer street, next MeDagar block. tf. For the convenience of customers the American Fish Company will cali at the houses of customers daily for orders. The fish wagon can be distinguished by 1 a peculiar bell.
 Next thing thee trical for Tucson is -WaDtad the Earth" out IL will not ar rlve on r, bruary 23rd, as expected. Ian6ger Reid, of the theater says It gets nere aboU; March 4th.
 A. Henme has purchased two brands Of etock--of Manuel RedOndo, consisting If POO head, more or less, at 56.50 per head, and of Jesus Contreras, about 100 head, tt S6 per head. The county jail has at present thir- ty-five prisoners Ten of them await the United States grrnd jury, ten the
 territorial grand jury, six are tramps and the remainder are serving senten- ces for mlsdemeanoTs.
 Mrs. M. Cullen, having a numerous acQuaintanceshipl ln Tucson, has removed from Florence to Casa Grande. On or about Feb. 20 sine will open restau
 rant at Casa Grande, and very respect
 fully requests the patronage of the eat ing pubic. St The Globe Silver Belt gives an ac- count of shooting affras between Pete
 Wolfiey and Harry Handcock. They
 had been drinking and had some words, when Handbook armed himself with q shot gun and shot twice, the first charge
 missing and the second taking effect ID
 the face. Wolfley fired several shots in return from his revolver, but none of the shots took effect.-Gazette. -C.L. Whites running horse "Prlnce"
 arrived this morning from Wilcox, for tLe races next Monday, in good cOndi ton. The roan colS Baby" owned by
 John Weigle, is recovering from a slight
 sickness and will be in good trim by
 the race day. Another match may be arranged, between Alex. McKay's horse
 Spot" and Wilcox animal known as
 "Indian,''a gray which has the reputation
 of being very fast. The match desired
 IS for half mile dash.
 Through the courtesy of J. A. John
 son Herald reporter -s informed that
 what is known as the GIla Bend IrrI-
 gation Reservoir O., have about com
 pletad their work, and as soon as the spring waters go through the gap, which have been left open for its pas
 sage, the dam will be completed. MT.
 Johnson thinks that the dam was built
 upon strictly scientific principles and
 that 1t will prove a success. Mir. JOhn-
 son is a through mechanic; well known
 to the people of this city and surround ing country. There is no doubt in bis
 mind that this enterprise vii. solve the
 problem regarding the storage of water
 on the lower Gila riyer.-PheniX Her aid.
 A nugget of gold from the QuiJo- toa placers attracted due attention to- day. A week ago a Mexican was walk
 ing along the placer workings near Qui- jOtoa washed about by the late rains. Sticking out of the ground he saw a
 lump of dull yellow color and kicked 1t out. He was very rejoiced Mexican.
 The chunk was gold, heavy and rich.
 He sold the nugget to F. A. Stevens, the
 merchant there. Yesterday it was weigh
 4d, tipping the balance at nearly eleven
 punces-ten ounces and twelve penny
 weights, to be exact,-and IS valued at
 Ibout S200. The nugget is about three
 nches long, irregular in shape, and a
 nalf inch thick.
 Two new members have been ad.
 mitted to the Philharmonic band, M
 Montijo and l.. Rodriguez. MT. Mon tijo will play sliding trombone, MT. Rod riguez alto. The band Is now practice ing three nights week-good faithful
 Eork-and on many very pretty, new selections for concerts at the park dur
 lng the coming summer. Their reper-
 toire for the coming occasions will be very extensive. They expect to begin