Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-07-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Saa the new Remington bicycle with
Burris- Michlin tires at L. Zeckenoor'
& Co.'S.
Most OF the cottonwood trees along
the sidewalks are beginning to snow
need OF irrigation.
Two or three families in this city are
preparipg to camp at the top Oh the
Catalinas.
Business mer hope that il silver MIN
ing fails altogether, the agricultural IN
dustries will get move on.
Only one man has been found In
town who says 1t is to hot TO drink oeer'
and he is dyspeptic-
The small boys had lively time last
night chasing the rocket STICKS wnen
they fell on the Plaza
The "breathing places" which have
been set apart as public parks are no"
doing their best work as rivals TO ioog-
ing houses.
People who have left town are now
writing home to their friends ABOUT the
lovely weather at the seaside or In the
mountains.
Joseph Wiley was before Recorder
Judd this morning charged with strlK-
inc Eva Blanchard. He pladed guilty
and was fined $1,000.
Nearly all women have good mar,
though many are gray, and Few are paiu;
Halls Hair Remover restores the naturai
color, and thlckens the growth OF INC
HAIR.
A large grew horse saddle and bridled,
but with no rider was seen galiopinR
down Stone avenue in the cIrection OF
the Cstslinas this morning. NOBODY
was in persuIt.
Men Who have been living at the
Mammoth for long time say the
siIence is unbearable since the mlll
stoppsd that has been running for
years.
Collector Eyester hes just received
colored picture OF Abraham Lincoln
which he says is the most llte-.lKe ne
ever saw. 1t shows the martyred presl-
dent as he appeared IN his everyday
lie, and as the people knew ana loved
him.
Somebody stole a Mexican's hat while
he was asleep on park bench This
morning. The loser then got down on
his knees and prayed for new hat ana
used his spare breath to curse the
thief.
A large number Of people we're on the
Military plaza last night to witness the
DISPLAY of fireworks that could not be
used on the Fourth. 1t was tine dis
play of rockets; those of the whIstling
variety attracting the most attention.
The well-known laundrymsn Sum
Gee, has been gazing enviously at every
bicycle rider he has seen fer the last
month. He has now made up his mind
to buy a wheel and says he knows be
can ri lie better than anybody In the city
The large number of ranchers In
town today confirmed the belief that
the last storm brought more rain to the
surrounding country than it dlo to Tue
son. Many of them say they had heavy
showers and feel hopeful of the future
The umbrella trees in Church plaza
are magnificent specimens OF their
species and at present are at their best
They are comparatively young trees out
are perfectly Symmetrical In shape and
their foliage is thick and OF beautiful
color.
Many people who claim to know say |
that there are plenty of carp to be
caught in the Santa Cruz river Just |
now. 1t can be done with a hook and |
line and a pole provided the fisherman |
is not too lazy to pull his line out "a
soon as he gets bite.
Cinnamon complain that the glorious
Fourth was not properly celebrated
here In Tucson. The reason for their /
harsh Judgment Is that they did not dis
nose of their stock of frecrackers and |
other explosives which were laid in for
tae occasion.
sylvester Bonn, the well-known
butcher will soon open a chop In this
CITY. Mr. Bonn has thorough know
ledge of bis business and will supply his
patrons with the best roast, steaks.
cheps ETC., thst can be obtained. He
has not secured location yet but hopes
to do so in day or two.
There is a strong probability that a
vel will soon be put down at the
Mohawk mine near the Mammoth.
Wat-r is very scarce in that locality and
deep driven we'll will De necessary. 1t
is very likely that the well will be
started from the bottom of one OF the
shafts and in that manner a hundred
more feet OF boring will be saved.
The Indian girls, from the Industrial
school, who have been sent out to work
in families during the day time and
return to their home at night are giving
general satisfaction. They seem to like
their work and are willing to learn all
they can. People who have taken
them are greatly pleased with the idea
which is a most practical one for teach
ing the girls to be able to earn their
own living.
Rev. j, L. Beaue left here early
Wednesday morning for Rucker canon,
20 unite in holy wedlock Miss Laura
A. HunsaKer, and VIM. y. Abbott
which ceremony took place on Thurs
day at the home Of the brides parents.
MISS Hunsaker is most favorably known
by ali, having taught our school for
several terms: Mr.. Abbot. held high
position at the Turquois mines and is
an estima5le NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Santa Cruz has plenty of water
in it but none of its muddy depths Is
drawn On for the city supply. The
pumps go right on pumping forth spark
ling clear water for irrigation and other
uses. Work has been abandoned on
sticking one of the wells deeper, water
coming in go fast that it was impracti
cable. The object of plenty of water
was therefore attained. 1t is very un-
likely that Tucson can ever have
water famine, as the supply was ample
during the late unprecedented dry sea-
sol.
Another letter has been received by
the Tucson ball club On a game with
the Tempe club, The Tempe players
want to go to Phoenix, where gate
receipts can be played for. They say
nothing about playing for other money.
A reply will be sent that when they
want to play for 800 tie money is
awaiting them. Ell Paso is reported
certain to make game there. At that
place a fine ground, enclosed, with
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