Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

Chris johnson is happy father. A
bright son shone on his home, 10 this
city, last Wednesday.
The hotels of this city are all better
filled now than thsy have been for
several months except when there was
some particular event to attract people
here.
Homestead patents for Henry II.
| Elliott were received at the land Office
this morning.
| The county treasurer reports $1,000 IN
availab cash 10 the treasury, which
will be placed to the expense fund, as
ordered yesterday by the board of
supervisors.
With but little care aid no trouble,
the beard and mustache can be kept
a uniform brown or black color by using
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
The brick works will be started in a
few days, moulds having arrived. a
| good brick, solder than heretofore made,
being machine pressed, is promised.
| The first KILN will be OF half million.
Levi Manning, the newly appointed
surveyor general who was expected To
arrive in Tucson last Monday and as
sumo his duties, is still detain: d ID the
east working on big mining d al,
which, if it goes through, promises great
things.
Chas. r. Wores of the Sampling
works says that mining business seems
| to he good all over the territory. He Il
daily receiving ores from Sierrita, Ora
Gle, Cerro, Col orado, QuijOtoa and other
places of Importance. Shipments are
also good.
The three experiment arc lights put
in by the Electric Light company for
the appreciation of the city council were
turned on last night. They burned
very we'll for the fret night and broke
the darkness all over town.
Word has bean received in this city
that J. W. Galloway, who was resident
of Tucson a few years ago, died in
Plattevilie, Wisconsin on May % last.
He was buried there under the auspices
of Melody Lodge, No. 2, +. q A. NJ.
Chas. T. Hoff manager Of thu Tucson
Telephone Exchage intends to increase
his force with view of ultimately run
ming an all night exchange. He ex-
1
To have enc at the switchboard inces-
sanity.
The warm weather appears to have
started in for keeps and theirs is a sud-
cen movement among the good ladies OF
the town to get away from the heat.
Trunks are being packed in nearly every
house in town and it is very likely there
will be grand exodus to the seashoTe
and Worlds fair by the latter part OF
next week.
The telephone service is a great con-
venience these hot days. Mr.. Roff says
that the exchange is giving good salts
faction and is continually growing.-He
expects 10 add seven new subscribers
this coming week, amongst which will
be the University, the one most needed
probably.
| The June issue of Belfords Monty is
entitled t. mere than passing comment
for both in its artistic and lit rary make
up it is of the best. Taken altog Their
it is great number and should be
found in the hand of every lover of good
literature.
An attempted rape occurred yes:er-
day. A Mexican wcodchopper had been
working for lady, who went about her
work. Presently she heard her little
boy cry out, bat paid no attention. He
then came TO her AID urged her to go
with him. She found the Mexicu n
about assaulting her little FIVE year-old
daughter. The Mexican ran on seeing
her. The mo: her does not know the
Mexican's name, nor could she positively
recognize him. Her husband declares
he would have killed the Mexican, had
he been there.
The mem bers of the Methodist church
have subscribed $500 90 which will be
paid on the mortgage of S900.G0 held on
the house of worship by Eastern parties.
The church people were being pushed
for the debt and at first it was int ended
to borrow the money here, at higher
sate Of interest, and settle in full; but
they were informed that this was IN
necessary and that by paying part they
could allow the rest to run at the old
rate Of interest. The money will be
sent away in few days.