Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22

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 FL. Vail of the Empire ranch al rived ID town yesterday.
 Mrs. Parks of Euachuca whose bus 6psEd was murdered las. winter IS at lh OTndorff.
 The under ground water pipes burs Ast nrght m front of the clbce oi th' Tucson Gas Go. on Alameda ST.
 The outside of the cid pOst office building at the corner ot Cong 9ss ano Main sts. is beIng repaired.
 Richard Farrell the HRrsbaw scr. and saloon keeper IS ID the CI,y navlnt arrived last evening.
 The raffis for c. E. Dento s Win Shester rife will take place tonight al Ithe Olympic club.
 Mrs. Collingwood of the University will go East 10 visit her mother Michigan on the early train tomorrow morning.
 At tha meeting held last Saturday at Phoenix Herbert Brown of THE CITIZEN . was elected president of the Arlzoua Press Association.
 Frank Shirley PhOe' K, Knight anG wife Tempe, c. M Marshall and J C. Johnson Casa Grande, are st t-e OFh- dorff.
 The thoronahfare between Congress ana Pennington sts. upon the ece. boundary of MT. Brewers new building
 beng today graded.
 Richard Farrell of Harshaw and Will ian Po9ers cf Crittenden have each gone security for SlC00 upon the nota- rial bond fled by Al Perry of HarsGaW.
 Postal route 6sI54, from HclbroolZ to Fort Apache, from May l, 1895, a. changed so as to supply Shum "ay oe tween lay Tor and Show Low, increaslns fine distance B miles.
 The grand jury reported this morn ing having foand t~o indictments e. forgery against Manuel Brown. The cases of Jesus Vava Fora chargso with grand larceny and Juan Trio charged with burglary were dismissed. - One of Tempe's weli-to-do cjtiZars las kn contemplation the devotion of some three or four thousand acres of lana to the cultivation of canaigre. 1hls valuable root grows wild ID that sect on and IS always found on sandy soils.
 | Calisher of San Francisco has filed an assignment with the Pins unty recorder of his S4000 stock or boots, shoes, hats caps and general ar goods to D. Calisher of Nogales. The cred t- ors are mostly in San Francesca |Ith d few in New York and Boston.
 A welLknown -ancher came to Tomb ston- yesterday and after bem 2aning the hard times concluded to D iy hls last S5 against the faro bans. lie pulled out enough n q short time to pay Eis delinquent taxes, a@ounDlg 10 about Sl50, and sent the balance home. -Prospector. Reginald de Koven's new waltz whi, one hears played on 8 many pianos nowadays. has proved So popolar with yos1ng women that 8 secOsd eollon of the April Ladies' Home Journal, con- taining the music, has been found neces- slry. the first edition of the magazine consisting of 100000 copies.
 The stage driver from San Carlos had a rough experience on Monday. Coming down the long grade on the trai', about tent miles from Globe, the wluo blew the stage over. The driver WAS con- siGsarably shakenIup and t. es,Tgec ma edPsomewhat. The horses made no at fempt to run, else the consequences might have been serious. The mall was brought in on horseback.-SiYerB Belt
 The lawn social and dance to be given hv the lad es of Grace Guild at t9e re- sidence of Gen. Wilson tomorrow ght will doubtless bs and eDjoyaol- affair and should be well pstronized. Ihs proceeds will be applied to the furnish ing of their new church editice. The muslc will be furnished by MontiIo's orchestra of five pieces.
 T. R Jones general manager O. the Pueblo Union Stock Yard O. of Pueblo Col. IS today revisitng Tucson where 5 years ago he was in the employ Of k. \. Fish. There are number of the old est citizens here who are delighted to renew the acquaintance with hlHl and congratulate him upon his success IF another field.
 Henry Levin, who returned yesterda from a three weeks assessing trip, say he had great difficulty in placing Q fa z valuation upon the stock O. the ranclers throughout the county on account CT < the heavy daily recurring losses and eX- treme weakness of the cattle. He sa. many of tha cattle are yet So utterly de void of strength that when they Cnce get down of their feet they cannot 1el up again.
 The narrow gauge track of the Ari- zana. Northern and Globe road which rsns a short distance out from the northwest end of the city is fast becom- .lo ,fr ms fp E and lizz ards play undisturbed among its unused ties and weeds stand h-gh be- tween the corroding rails. Solitary engine No. l rests Idly boxed up III IS wooden shed, all repr sentinG thou ands of dollars invested aud no hing accru- ing. Now that the ten-year franchise has been granted to build the prop sed road between BoWIe and Globe, pros pecfs for completion of this, are least no brighter.
 AN. Town of San Francisco, general manager of the Southern PaCihs road. was in Tucson the early part f la { and remarkin9 that there wf s need bf shade trees m the neighbour pod of the railroad property lssu orc r5 Ter the immediate setting out of 5OO -otton- woods. 4 dozen workmen are today finishing the labor of planting them. They are uyon the west side If the tracks and extend in a long double line from the machine shops tO p5-1t sev- eral hundred feet north of the SaD Xavier ho el. Some fear has D -en ex- pressed that on account of the lateness of the season at which they Rrs being set out. they may not tage life 1t IS kYown, kowever, that cOttonwoo5s er " easily and rapidly and it is very likely that splendid results in the way of re- fneshing share and relief to sun-harassed