Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-09-02
The first clean up at the new Forman
Gu stOm mill is being made.

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custom mill is being made.
Repairs are being inade on the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hiram Stevens.
The shortage of the Nogales postoffiee
is but sl4, 30 woid from there has il.
Roads in every direction have been
damaged to some extent by the late
rains.
Jesus Montijo, who WIS before Judge
Culver for assaulting a woman, was
given twenty days this morning.
Members OF company F., Tucson
militia, say they are surely going to
win the gold medal offered for best
craftsmanship.
For making an indecent exposure of
Ter person to women and children,
Julian Lopez was givea eighteen days
by Judge Culver.
The wedding of Will Mailman, en-
ployed at the Southern Pacific shops,
and Miss Gertrude Telles is announced
to take place this evening.
Ten days were given to The Mexican,
Pr cidio, who struck a male member of
the same family ovsr the eye, by Judge
Culver, tins morning.
District court met this morning and
graz ted divorce to VIM. NJ. Barrett,
Texas man. from Emma M. Barrett, on
the ground of desertion.
According to the territorial board
of equ .lization, the funded indebted
ness of Pnal county is Sl36, LBS 0o,
and tax Of foIty-five cents on the 500
been LIVED to pay the interest on the
Albert Steinfe.d manager of the l..
Zeckendorf 81 Co. establishment, is now
in Tacoma recuperatIng from overwork.
He will leave for New York TO purchase
goods, in few days.
Vegetation is coming on beautifully
in the valley without irrigation, being
watered by the late rains. At the Short
ridge ranch corn is five feet high that
has not been irrigated.
The best way to avoid scalp diseases,
hair falling out, premature badness is
to use the best preventive known for
that purpose-Hall's Hair Remover.
A Los Angeles man in the city says in |
that city as much building is going on |
there as has been done in years. The |
town eeems prospecting. The prices of |
fruit in southern California are very |
low, and the market is overstccked.
A Tucsonite in the east. in Burling |
ton, Iowa, writes back that average OF /
Intelligence in the east is far below that |
of Arizona. They read little and are
poorly informed. On the silver ques
ion they know nearly nothing. Any |
Tucson fifteen-year-old could give them
points on the national finance question.
Cattlemen and the board of supervis
YRS met yesterday and had the second
of F. Aguirre as cattle in
pector made. 1t seems that he was ap-
pointed formerly in June, when the law
treating the Office went into effect 10
July.
From Bisbee report is brought that
lew and improved machinery will be
out IN at once. Meanwhile but one fur
race will be run, employing 100 men.
The wages, $3.50 per day, have not been
but the hours of days work
lave been increased to twelve.
Officers were yesterday looking for
Andersen, the wratafu husband who
burned the furniture of his former
household. He was out of town, how
,ver. on the road at work as fireman.
Mrs. Anderson says she will resume her
business Of keeping boarders with new
urniture.
Hon. W G. Davis returned this morn
ng from Chicago, where he saw the
Worlds fair and the Arizona building.
ar. Davis declares with regard to
hose Navajo blankets that there are
our Of them, and not two, and that
hey are real good blankets, too.
A family quarrel is being brought out
Y the justice court. lneZ Procedo
truck another msmber of the house-
old ever the eye with some object and |
ONES up before Judge Culver tomorrow
t 10 o'clock The man of the rused |
We plead guilty Yesterday and Judge
,cott gave him few days IN jail.
A s7O0 piano has been purchased for
be public schrol IN this city, to be
ut IN this fall. The instrument is a
igh-grade upright Behr Brothers. A
valance on 1t will be paid for by the
aachers and pupils on the instalment
Ian. The piano will be set in the hall
Or marching in and out of the rooms
nd for monthly entertainments by and
Or the children. 1t will also be used at
be next institute.
John Zellweger says OF the butchers
lde OF the cattle inspsctorship that he
links the inspection good thing, but
hat the butchers should not be made
@ pay for it. He says the butcher ge Is
10 benefit from the inspection, aud did |
lot hire the inspector or want him. The
attlemen, Mr.. ZeIlweger says, is the
,arty coming in for the benefit, and
hould pay for it if he wants 1t. Mr..
,eilweger thinks the appropriation at
ne catt:eman's association meeting for
be inspector the proper thing for them
o do.