Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

The board of supervisors met today.
The city council meets next Monday
night.
The Building and Loan association
meets next Tuesday night.
The new cattle inspector, F. Aguirre,
assumes duty on the 1st of July.
Tucson has from $4,000 to $4,000 in
vested in bicycles.
The hotels are crowded to their limits,
with cots IN demand 10 lieu of beds.
A. B. Sampson has been made a
notary public.
Marshal Meade has not yet completed
his list of appointments of deputy
marshals.
suit has been filed in the district
court by Atchison Savings Bank vs.. Jas.
W. Parker, ct al.
Doves by thousand are declared to be
in the valley, beyond the hosrital.
Local sportmen are keeping up their
craftsmanship on them.
Contracts has been made by Msish &
Driscoll to furnish 200 to 300 head of
cattle for California parties.
Marshal Meade has moved into the
marshsl's Office at tie court house. Ex
Marshal Paul is finishing his business
in the surveyors Office, upstairs.
At Nogales Capt. Mix is about
erecting fine two-story brick business
block. Numerous residences are also
going up, says 1. F. Coppel in from
there.
The young men students Of the uni
versity were photographed yesterday, 10
linen busters, white hats and with
colors flying.
Work will probably be ordered on
the bridges on the Silver lake road at
once. The intention is TO have the
bridges completed before the July
rains.
Tombstoneis womRn-lawyer, Miss
Sarah Herring, is in the city. She will
assist her father, Col. William Herring,
in the suit of United States VS.. Copper
Queen Company.
Sam F. Webb, the new collector of
customs, the most sought-atter man in
southern Arizona at present, came over
from Phoenix this morning. Mr.. Webb
leaves for home tonight.
The Ross timber cutting case, in
which so many strangers ia the city ap-
pear, has been set for tomorrow at 9
o'clock. This is to give United States
Attorney Ellinwood time to prepare his
case for the prosecution.
The survey trip to northern Arizona
projected by d. Drummond has not
yet been made, pending Instruc ions
from Washington. Considerable tele-
graphing has been done about it. He
will probably start at an early date
From the Philip Contzen party word
comes that work is going on excellently.
The Yuma prison is now under the
charge OF Warden Shaw. w. x. Meade
says MIR. Shaw is an efficient man. Civ
ing good satisfaction, and will care for
the prison we'll pending the appoint
ment Of a superintendent. Mr.. Trip
pell, the secretary, is also familiar with
the prison workings.
Sheriff Scott wants the present door
to the Jail closed and an opening made
from the sheriff's office to the Jail, thus
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the Jail through the Office. The board
of supervisors looked over the proposed
change, and will have Inmates OF cost
made before making such alterations.
The San Xavier school closes tomor-
row. The pupils during the late school
year have made excellent progress
under the leadership of Mrs. Burns
and Miss Wood. The average tend
ance has been seventy-fve. The school
census showed $50. This is the last
school in the county to close.
From the Gold Bullion property in
Greenlee Gold Mountain district, Ora
ham county, Captain Griswold writes
the following: "We are progressing
rapidly with dam, fumes, ETC., and will
soon be ready for our machinery. The
food did not trouble US; we Lave as
strong a dam as is to be found in the
territory, and are perfectly satisfied with
our prospects"
A camp of Sons of Veterans las been
instituted here, with prospects of a
officers are j. H. Martin, camp comman-
der; G. T. Connell, senior vice: Geo.
Sanders, second vice; g. OsgOod,
T.. L. Morse and Thos. Borton, mem
bers of the council; L. B. Hayes, dele
gate to the emcampment at Colorado
Springs; Ed. Borton, alternate.
DR.. Whomes wishes to notify his
friends and patrons that be will be
absent from the city from the 10Th dey
OF June until the LIST day of August.
Parties wishing work done at once
would do well to call on him before the
first-named date. His office will be
closed during his absence but will be
opened for business promptly on the lst
of August. IT
A double wedding is announced to
take place this evening, OF the Meyer
Hoya sisters; two handsome young 4dIes
who have lived, in Tucson for two
years. The couples will be III. w. Nc
Gorney, of Curtis, Neb., and MISS
Amanda Meyer-Hoys, and III. G. Bonor-
den, train dispatcher at the Southern
Pacific station in this city and Miss
Brunhilde Meyer-Hoya.
The board of supervisors met this
morning. One hundred dollars worth
of the Worlds fair edition of the Gazette
were ordered. The expense fund being
minus, $4,000 of expenses having been
expended, the board ordered $4,000
more to be placed from time to time, as
the money comes in. The Pantano road
was reported In bad condition, and IN
need of $500 appropriation. The matter
comes up later.
Six hundred head of stock of S.
Otero's brand were shipped to Montans
this afternoon. They were in only
medium order. Nine hundred head
more, two trainlosds, are en- route for
Tucson from Arivaca. They are fur
nished by the FULLY, Shaw and Bernard,