Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-24
NEW S.

while drunk Saturday Jesus Avrel wa
fined Sll by Judge Culver this morn
ing.
Peaches are ripe in Tucson. On tn
14th John Brown had four fac RED
checked fellows on one of his trees TIL
variety is a new one, evidently excel
leot.
J. Z. Tallmadge is rounding up stock
Nor shipment TO California. He is not
. enthusiastic over bizh prices. The
stock goes out 10 a few days. He re-
Gently took shipment to California.
High prices then did not prevail.
District Attorney Hereford says it will
% at least sixty days before money be
had from the Nogales school bonds. In
the meantime bonds will have to be
compiled aud printed and the board Of
suDervlsCrs Will need to act in the
matter.
From Gunsight country j. b. Morgan
IN from there reporIs rich str ke made
by himself l. is OF goId-bearing vein
twelve to eighteen inches thick, carry
ling free gold IN exceedingly rich quaint
ties. Mr.. Merg claims the poores
y viii run $500 to $500 To the ton.
Whether the Juarez lottery will start
up again is a question. 1t has the Mexi-
can government against it, and who
bucks against that government may be
considered IN little likel hood of victory.
Several reasons are advanced for the
change, none authentic, however.
The scarcity of water has been the
great drawback IN this county, but it Is
being shown that there is plenty of
water and all that is ~ eded is to GO
atA it. COheDour's boring machine
has reached water every time, and good
water. 1t might be to the interest of
other towns in these seeming dry sec
lions ID make a note of that.-Mojave
Miner.
From the old Quijotoa properties
comes report that five or SIX men are
prospecting in the bag mountain with
fair success. occasionally finding gold
ore bodies. However, with silver at 50
nothing will be done in the way of min
ing there. AT Day and Hunters gold
properly the search for water con tnues.
Its development Is not the most favora-
BILE. One OF the firm is now IN the east.
Councilman Schumacher says the new
ordinance relative to the houses of i
The proprietresses of the houses have
ali been notified that they must move,
. and unless efforts are al once shown for
change of quarters arrests will follow.
4 hey will be allowed time, however, to
get new quarters in readiness, as by
papering and the ike. The ordinance |
was made for the purpose of being en-
forced and the couucllmen say it viii be |
done |
4 case of what may possibly develop |
into forgery, or " hat at least looks like |
serious matter, is that against j. &. Lee, |
arrested this morning and taken before |
Judge Culver. The check in question |
purport to be two by @. B. Wilcox, on |
the Arizona National bank. They are /
for So AID sc. 40. One was pas ed on E. |
Tapie, the other on Mr.. Charouleau.
The only Wilcox of that name is man /
in Yuma. No cash is TO his credit IN /
the bank. The checks are evidently in |
"a differen: hand.
Special rates will be made by the
Southern Pacific for July l. The fol- /
lowing circular mas been sent to agents: /
You may Sc book tickets (form special. /
round trip for all stations To which you
are now allowed to sell single trip tick
cts, by trains leaving your stations on
J9y l, 2, 3, or the morning of July /
next. Charge the highest single
trip rate for the round trip. Make such
special tickets "Void after July 6, 1891
The ropnd-trIp rate in any case must
mol be less than twenty-five cents.
Iday is the third Monday in June
in accordance with the Law As
or Levin turned over the books to |
the board of equa z3tiOn. He says
there is nothing alarming to the county
IN the losses OF cattle from big ship
10 ents and otherwise. The BOOKS are IN
coed order and neat. On the last page
of the last ore is found: 81 hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true and
fair as essment of all the taxable prop
erty, real and personal, within the
county of Pima for 1893. to the best of
my knowledge and belief. Signed
Henry Levin, county assessor.
A.. Walker is in receipt of a letter
from VIM. Garland, promoter Of the
Bowie and Giote railroad, dated at New
York, informing him that arrangement
Sere about completed for the construc-
Thomas Tn will be we come news to
of riding 90 the IA l." at an early date
had 'mmenced to wane. There is no
reason il the work of construction is be-
gun this summer. why the T, al cannot
be built ID For5 Thomas before the enc
of the present year. The company ex-
poets substan ;ial aid from the 10 piug
interest; here for the completion of the
road TO GlObe.-B it.
a Tucson man in Los Angeles re-
Gently met Henry Bently, charged with
the murder OF his rich Sife, on the
streets. Beutiy is described as the same
jerky-ta king amorous Ben:ly of Old.
= He wanted to know what was thought
him ID Tucson and was told that
me thought be ought TO be hanged.
He inquired after one of has old flames
10 Tucso :, and was informed that uc-
son was too small a field for man of
his ia ents. Asked il be murdered his
wife aud why be said he didn't. He said
it was put-up Job on him that ''they"
would have given a thousand dollars 'to
make stick" He said be is out $4,000 |
thus far on his trial. He is out on
$4,000 bonds.
The street committee of the city coun-
ell are threatening to make trouble for |
the water company. They say that |
water Is often unobtainable after 2 in |
the morni TIL or 9 o'clock. A |
iSw nights ago a meeting Of TIE com |
Hittee and the water company peopie |
was held, at which it was agreed that |
the matter would be obviated. 1t seems |
the big pumps at San Xavier are only |
run OF DAYS and the water coming after |
night is what stands 10 the pipes. With |