Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-09

county after the late rains will com
mence about the 18th.
So easy in its action, harmless and e.
fectual in relieving is Simmons Liver
Reg ulatcr.
The Dooley boxing school is making
proficient boxers out of thirty Tucson
young men. Some are elreauy quite
expert.
The new school Cd the Rillito
will for the present year be quartered 10
a rented building. Desks and school
furnitur3 have been ordered.
The Albuquerque Citizen is out with
a new dress and afternoon Associated
Press dispatches. The Citizen is among
the very best of New Mexico papers.
All knights of Pythias are requested
to be present. at their castle hall at 1:30
%. M, tonight. Business of importan ce
relative to change of bylaws.
District court convenes here ole week
from today. The change-of-venue MUIR
der trials, the most important cases on
the docket, each of which will take two
weeks, will probably be tried in October
The first stage to Nogales of NJ. g.
Samsniego's new line, handsome
coach with good complement of pass
engers, LETT this morning for Nogales.
In cases where dandruff, scalp diseases,
falling and grayness of The hair appear,
do not neglect them, but apply proper
remedy and tonic like Halls Hair Re-
newer.
The little daughter of W. A. Mcneil
was bitten yesterday over one eye by
dog with which she Was playing. The
child was much frightened but not badly
hurt.
The first deer of the season, a black
tail, killed by that keen old noun
tanner, Indian Joe, 10 the mountains,
was brought in Saturday. 1t was
bought by Butcher Schumacher.
Articles OF incorporation of the f. n.
May company, to do nursery business
in Tucson, were today received from
Rochester, n. Y. The concern is not a
heavy one, the capital stock being 500.
The grade at the public school, taught
last year by Miss Smith will this year
Oc III CAdI kC III DgCl. ~4ACS DOt
ton, whose Barrio Llbre school has been
discontinued, will teach Mrs. Dyer's
former grade.
Butcher Schumacher is about receiv-
ing what will PROBABLY be his last ship
ment of AFFILIATED beef from the Salt
valley. Range beef is now getting in
good order, the new meat being fine and
tender.
The old trouble of lack of water con-
tinues at the Antelope mine. Grass is
good around there, but not enough
water fell to get to the we'll. Other ar
rangements will probably be put under
way soon.
At the Canoa canal Thomas
Driscoll. in from there, says that de-
veloping water will be continued this
week Teams will then be put at cut
ting laterals for alfalfa, land for which
IL POW being cleaned.
The county Jail has thirty-si prison
ers, strong, double-fistei fellows, most
of them. The suggestion is being made
about the city that they be put at work.
Street improvements could be made
with them, and roads in the valley are
not in the very best condition.
Teachers examinations were under
way at County Superintendent Woods
Office today. The ca 7dIdates were j. F.
Black. of Caro- Colorado; Miss Emily
Flynn end Juan Elias, Jr., of Tucson;
Miss Stevens, of Crittenden, and Mrs
A. E. Began, of Orc Blanco.
The silver depression is evidently be
ing made the most of by silverware
manufacturers. Eastern magazines are
advertising fer a big concern the FOL-
lowing: lowing to the decline in silver
we offer. temporarily, twelve solid silver
spoons for s12; coffee spoons, $40; oyster
forks, s14," etc, etc.
The superstition that an outside man
named II. w. Smith had been appointed
to succeed Judge Sloan has proven
without foundation. The Associated
Press telegram as given by the Star said
he had been confirmed for judgesbip
in Ariz ma. Instead It was Judge Rouse
of this territory and Judge III. W.
Smith, of L tab who were confirmed.
Shooting by company F at the old
Lowell range yesterday was viewed by
hundreds of Tucsonites. The 500-yGrds
range was grown up with brush. Sboot-
ing was done at 100, 200 and 300 yards
The best craftsmanship was done by
Ramon Gallego, VINO made two bulls
eyes out OF sslble five at 300 yards.
The militia boys also paraded on the old
plaza, keeping time to the tirst-rate
mu /: of the new militia band.
Hay cutting is being done to con-
siderable extent on the mesa. In addi-
tion to the thousand or two acres to be
cut by William Hartt, NJ. g. Samaniego
has six men and corresponding nipple
msnts on the mesa hard at work; and
Mash & Driscoll put two mowers at
cut ing in the vicinity of the Abra
ranch. The mesa hay is white gramma,
and is being cut IN good season, so that
it will make excellent feed-it is claimed
as good as barley hay. Thers is little
douot but il viii sal before spring for
s. ton. Hay for two bits a balei
Everyone can own horse now.
A very painful accident befell w. D.
Ganzhorn Sunday. With A. Lamb be
was driving in a rart, near Pantano
The horse took fright and ran away
1Dc Cd!I Nbe pScl III luo career Oh the
horse, and GanzaorB's foot eau 2ht IN
the vehicle. His leg was broken at
the ankle, two bones being fractured.
He will be laid up two or three months
with his injuries DIR. Pesse did the
surgical work.
Joe Henry and George Kingdom, and
Bud Woodson and VIM. Beard left
suddenly towards the setting sun,
Wednesday afternoon, in search OF a
gold mine. They Were not very com
municative, but it was learned after
wards that rich piece OF gold rock
had been brought to town, said TO
have been found somewhere near the
divide between Pinto and Mineral
creek. We hope they will find the
ledge and that 1t will prove as rich IN
gold as Monte CrIsto's cave.-Silver
Belt.
Sheriff j. III. Thompson is still al
Psyson. HIS return has been delayed
by difficulty between John and Zach
Ro0th and man pamod Hooba1 a.