Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-24

| season, at the Soto cash store.
Work IS we'll under way on the new
bridges Oh the Silver lake road.
Four extra cars of emigrants passed
through on the west bound train last
| night.
The instruments Of the new military
band will be on exhibition 1T Blacks
jeWelry store tomorrow.
A nice line of groceries, at low prices
With prompt deliveries, 80 the Soto cash
store.
A sale OF condemned government
mules has been ordered. t. take place at
Fort Ruachuca on the 9th.
Suit has been filed in the oil trict
court by H. G. Stillman against W. K.
Meade.
1t is promised that the Episcopal
Oh 1T this fail will be very talented and
excellent one.
1t row seems very probable that the
Lowell school district will be divided
this fall.
The board of regents held meeting
last night. Routine business was done.
The new dormItory matter is now pend
ing. awaiting plans.
Relative to cattle being yet on sale in
the county 1t il told that at Arivaca re-
Gently 1900 head were rounded up. OF
his 200 head are yet for sale.
Good progress is being made on the
new road 10 Nine Mile Water Hole and
Silver Bell. II will be completed BY
July l.
Police say a second night policeman
is needed, to 60 through Bario Libre.
They say that one man is IN danger
there at times, and that two would be
more than double protection.
Do not wear Impermeable and tight
fitting hats that construct the blood
vessels of the scalp. Use Halls Hair
Reviewer occasionally and you will not
be bald.
At the water compsny's plant a sixth
well is now being put down. The fir t
five have been cribbed. Pumping
TWEEN ty-four hours day will MT be ms
tituted imm, diately. Whether it Will
later is not decided on.
Geo. o. Green. former station agent a.
Casa Grande, died at the hospital this
after three months illness, |
of typhid pneumonia. He leaves a |
wife. The body will be taken to Los |
Angeles this evening.
Hon. Tom Driscoll says that in Pima |
county 1000 to 1000 head CT cattle are
get for sale. OF these the cattleman |
are hopeful of find ng market. A |
Kansas buyer it is understood is now
il town, for steers. A Nevada buy er, |
Mr.. McMullen, is expected shortly.
For passing bogus checks J. R. Lee, |
arrested yesterday, was tbs morning held |
Tor tie grand jury. He was held by Judge |
Culver as baVlug committed felony
than forgery, which will |
save the expense of bringing Wilcox. |
he pri-oner at Yuma whose name was
IN the chscks to Tucson.
A fine placer gol5 field is told of, |
sixty miles north of Tucson. Gold has
)sen found FOR scores of years along a |
stream there. Near is a basin, higher
hen the stream, which has never been |
worked over. This is believed TO con- |
ain great quantities of the precious
metal. 1t is planned to turn the stream
IN the basin.
The brick works people now think |
they will Lot make any brick Till after
the rainy season, which would melt |
Town the green brick, as they do not |
,sre to erect sheds. They have no rush |
but what can wait two or
.hree months.
Arrests will probably begin in day
" two in enforcing the Pearl street
ordinance. Only one proprietress has
Iignifisd any intention of moving, and
hat will not be ID Pearl street, but to
Jay alley. This has been permitted by
he police committee.
W. D. Mehan, of Nogales, and r. G.
Allen, of Guaymas, yesterday signed
articles and deposited the money for
match with four ounce gloves, far points
N July 4, 1898. IL is 10 be for the
sum of S250.-Nogales Monitor.
4 sale of silver bullion seized by the
sheriff has been set for July 3. II is
1000 ounces extracted at the Harshaw
null. 1t was seized on a judgment for
5000 by a. Hoover against A. A. Nc
1nvney, of Colorado. recently running
he mil. Silver is yet of value enough |
10 thai the 1000 ounces will probably
bring $500.
The Canoa canal enterprise will be
inc investment. Thus far Messrs.
Mash and Driscoll have put $4,000 in
t, with good results. A total of $4,000, |
L is estimated, will finish it. When the
canal is done it will be worth 100000,
and should the grant title on which tle |
and is held be confirmed by The land /
court IT will be worth, with lad under |
t, half q million of dollars.
A large crowd of friends assembled at
The depot last night ID bid farewrl II To /
Miss Sadie Ramsdell, who was departing |
Tor her home ID Globe. She will visit /
friends la Florence for a we k before /
gong home. Miss RamsdelI Is one of |
the normal's bright youn lady students. /
and as sne Is accomplished and has a |
large circle Of friends at this place, 1t is |
hoped that she will return when the |
school opens In September.-Gazette.
Of the comparison of prices of cleo
trio lights for Tucson End Phoenix, Mr.. |
Ormsby, secretary of the electric hight |
of tbs city, says that the cut |
ting OF prices there was done by a new
concern, the East End company. The |
new company gets water power fr' M |
the Arizona falls, which is cheaper than |
the opposition, using steam, can pro-
duce. Mr.. Ormsby says that by making
low prices they expect to freeze out tine |
when they may charge prices
at their own sweet will.
After ten months confinement in the
county jail Francisco Gonzales has been
from custody, on his own re-
cognizaDce. He is charged with at
t mpt 10 murder Fermien Barraga,
whom he stabbed slightly. He was Ia
dicted aud tried, the result being DIS
agreeing jury. At that time ii was nee