Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-20
A Tempe visitor is William wrixou.

The county jail is short of shacklea ard haLdcUffs.
 Auditor Thomas Hughes returned
 from Phoenix yesterday.
 Good work is being done in several places on the Silver Lake ad.
 The CITIZEN turns ort the finest
 wedding stationary Iu AriZ 'na.
 judge J. l.. Vanderwerker of Yuma returned to Tucson last evening.
 James Flyrn received tlis moruing at the Gem large invoice O. iine cigars.
 Francisco Mariscal has received from Chicago a handsome new chamber set with mattres and spring.
 Max Nackhaus, proprietor of the Silver Lske hotel is recovering rapidly l frcm his recent Severe illness.
 c. o. Greene railroad and express a ent at Casa Gr8nde has been unwell fer sCms time Ta5t. Yesterday te went ous to the hospital for treatment.
 Mrs. Frank Dobs is expected back | ially from Hermo5illD, Sonora, where she has been visililg for a couple of months.
 Tie su: of Pound master Baker d aiDst Bai; WAS q tjnueG 5 ,ti day. fae sui Of Mrs |. Bal agailsl Baker w'll b t7i,d before J4s,i C Culver th!s afgernuoa.
 A new ice kouee 12x2O feet is being built at the bottling depot of 4. Bal. | He shipped last week by way of Aztec | to Hubbard & Bowers in the HaTqaa Haias the first carload of beer ever bottled and sent from Tucson. The Tucson la e ball cub has chal- lenged the Tombstone base ball cine t. a turn at the bat Tie Gazette money is n those Tucson fellows. If they want the game il Is theirs.-Gazette.
 Agent Burkhalter says about June a round trip rate will be made from Arl zona points 60 Santa Monica amounting to single fare and a if b, making ,h round trip from Tu son about S2S prob ably good for 60 days.
 Mrs William c. Davis has presented the Arizona Worlds Fair exhibit the magnificent mescal or maguey pis"t winch has required nine years grow j. ia her garden to at ain its immense size and present weight ot 1000 pounds.
 Will s. HaIght the Atlanta Ga. attor- ney who h spent the past winter in Arlzpna mostly m Tucson leaves today for home and family. He vii bring tha latter here 10 make th's their per manent BCme.
 W. St. John Candron train despatcher of tbe Southern Pacific company iett on 'he early train today for well earned vacation trip, the first in fou years. He will visit his Eastern nome m Keokuk, l.. and of course the Fair.
 Rev. HOwari Bi!lman says the Indian ecnOoi will close for the te m June i5 Next season an attempt will be made by the management tO secure cOmp petent Presayterian blacksmith to give the young Indian boys instructions in that trade.
 Oscar AsAbu;u will return today to Harshaw after B stay of several weeks in tucson. With imes Bale he ha taken a lease on the Blue Nose mine spd Wlll go to work upon it at once. Ths community of Harsnaw will bs he gamer by the return of Mr. AsabuTn.
 With the Pima county cactus exhibit Which was shipped this morning went six.-boxes of canaigre sacwing the plant in its different forms, in the leaf, de si- cated and powdered and in the liquid, al Illu trative of its value as atanDIBg material.
 The Board of Supervis ors are making ccmmendaDle efforts to econOmize in every possible way, With Clerk Fred Hughes they make four verltable watch dogs Of the county treasury.
 Leroy Ikenberry, says the Globe Silver Belt, brought in a lot of magnificent silver nuggets from RichmoLd basln. winch a on exhibition at $. Kl-in & Co.'S and 4. R. Young's. They are almost solid metal and the surface of several of them show b. autiful fern lea tracery. The largest nugget at Kiein's eelghs 21 pounds.
 Dr. Victor Nj. Smith of Syracuse, N. r., died suddenly in Philadelphia, Pa, May S. He was a brother-in-iaw of Surveyor General Johnson, having married his ster Miss Ida Johnson who Is extensively acquainted in Tucson. Mrs. Smith has ihe sympathy of her many friends in ArizJna in her great affliUtior.
 Judge Rouse return d today from bic northern trip. He will leave again Sun day and open court in Florence next Monday. lie says the contest for tha Pinal county court clerkship has practi- cally narro we'd down to two men and that he will make the appointment on or before next Monday. he two princi- pal candidates are supposed to be w. c. Trueman and John Devine. Both are ! in town at present.
 J. Armstrong, a Chicago newspaper man IS here to Jay to accept the pos iii ln as private secretary to Governor Hughes. For the past three months he has had slt at the night desk of the Ass 0ciated Press Of the windy city. He me the Governor on his way east 10 secure the appointment also on his way back whan he was offered and accepted the prIvats l secretaryship. He Is evidently bright, wide-awake. earnest and intelligent young gentleman.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Scott of Nam moth drove iGto tawn last Friday and were hare Saturday. They encountered ] the full force Of the ram storm which was 'he most severe they have ever seen ! in the country. Just befare reaching Pusch's sleam pump Friday night the wind howled fearfuIiy, the rain came down in tDrren s accompanied by hail which struck the ground Tn immensa white sh-e;s. ! he whole country tneie- about was soaked and saturated with water to 8 degree that cannot fail tu produce highly beneficial results in the shape of crops and pasLurage. l
 The announcement this morning of | the death in kl Peso Of K. M. Cur was great shock to his hundreds of 1 ri nds here where he has been lorg en- gaE=d in business and has made hi-