Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.

DShN-4O luc vile Vi IL. T. DIO"b
Oct. 4, a son.
F. Coppelis acting temporarily al
guard, in the county jail.
The Jail now has twenty-eight pris
oners The grand jury made q big
reduction there.
For fine, fat beef go to O. F. Schu'
macher, corner Congress and Stone
avenue.
Thus far seven taxpayers have awaited
themselves of the opportunity OF settling
with Collector Overton.
Silver lake has not yet been re-dam'
med. Probabilities are the work will be
done shortly.
The insane boy, Antonio Lopez, is
improving at the Phoenix asylum. lie
will probably be discharged ere long.
If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring q stlmulant with nurlsh-
ing and coloring food, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover is just the specific
There Will be meeting of the Tucson
Gun club tonight at z o'clock at the
Fashion saloon. All are cordially In
vited.
Two furnished rooms to rent in g
pleasant neighborhood. Apply at the
Thomas Hughes Hardware company.
Subscriptions for stock for the new
driving park are coming iD encourag-
ingly. The addition dyesterday was S1lO
subscribed.
Business has been gaining encouraa-
ingiy on the Southern Pacific of late.
Heavy freights are going through, the
bulk of the traffic being eastward.
TheEpiscopal church committee meets
tonight at the residence of Mrs. s. h.
belong, where considerable business
will be arranged.
Southern Pacific shops men expect to
be put at work full time the first OF next
month. They have received no notii-
cation to that effect. however.
Cash patent No. 765 to John W.
Drewlow was received at the land office
this morning and will be delivered to IFS
owner on surrender of the duplicate
receipt.
Cleveland's ministries, booked for
Tucson for Oct. 80, have cancelled the
engagement. Very probably nothing
theatrical will be in Tucson In the
month of October.
Services will be held at the Methodist
church next Sunday 10y the new minis
ter, Rev. G. P. Wilson. This makes
services for the day at every Protestant
church in the city.
Sheriff Scott is in the country obtain
ing jurors for venires ordered, the grand
jury returnable on the 18th, the trial
jury on the 10th. Most of the jurors
will be obtained from out of town.
The Congregational church may
have preacher shortly. Superlntend-
emit of Missions Ashmun has two men
in view. Something will likely be done
to supply the Tucson pulpit shortly.
The cold snap striking Tucson the
first days of October had bad
effect on Ice business, many house
keepers thinking winter had come sure
enough, stopping delivery of Ice They
will probably be calling back the ice
man shortly.
Services will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday, morning
and evening, the first time for this
season. Rev. E. II. Ashmun of AL
buquerque, superintendent of missions,
will conduct the same. Mr.. Ashmun is
expected tonight.
D1ED-At st. Joseph's hospital,
yesterday afternoon, Erasmus ID. Wood,
aged fifty-five years. Death came from
typhoid fever to which erysipelas was
added in the past few DAYS. The
deceased was a brother of Probate
Judge Wood, and an exemplary citizen.
The funeral took place at $50 today.
No band concert will be given at the
city park tonight. The last concert,
Notwithstanding an excellent program,
was poorly attended. The nights are
rather chilly of late to be out in. A
concert will probably be given Sunday
however, either in the afternoon or
evening.
Tombstone parties are in the city en-
route for home from gold property
they have in the Quiiotos country.
They have been engaged for the past
two or three weeks, it is said, on assess
ment work on the property. They have
a big body of low grade ore.
Graham county court will get down
to business about the 18th, says
Judge Rouse. The grand jury will
meet at that date. The trial jury will
convene the 10th. Judge Rouse will
write to the court commissioner to open
court Monday the 9th, and adjourn
from day to day, till he arrives, about
The session will last over
two weeks, it is expected.
At the Grant property, owned by
Sampson & Bent, free gold can now be
seen throughout the vein, so letter
from there says. A workman let slip
his hold while working at the windlass,
and fell. The iron handle came around,
striking him on the head and nearly
killing him. The man at the bottom of
the shaft lodged to one side. His back
was grazed by the bucket.
The Salvation army will get to Tucson
with red coats, tambourines
and bass drums. Tucson has its full
quota of awful sinners and the Saliva
tionists will have plenty of material to
work on here. According 10 the late
;ity ordinance they will have to carry
he American flag at the head of their
professions. This will give patriotic
,ast to their demonstrations. They
come from Los Angeles.
A young man from the country ran |
against an act of the sixteenth legisla- |
,ure. A horse on which he had claim |
vas left at corral by Mexican to be |
held till the Mexican's claim was settled. |
The law in question permits the corral |
men to hold animals for stabling |
charges ahead of everything, not ex-
,epting an execution. Before their |
business was greatly jeOpardized by ir-
parties taking away horses
Without footing the stabling bill.
Steps will be taken at once to secure
be return Of Asebedo, the Mexican who
Omitted that he had hand in the
murder of Frank Curry, to this country.
Icting Governor Bruce, in the city to-
ay will telegraph at once to the