Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Freight business on the Southern
Pacific is decidedly on the gain.
Surveyor General Manning is now in
charge OF his new office.
Judge Ferguson is moving into the
Office formerly occupied by Judge
Rouse.
The PhilhRrmonics were out sere-
nRding last night. They make good
music.
The Southern Pacific freight house
is beng reshingled. The freight house
man is in great fear of rain before the
work can be finished.
Marshal Meade for the second time
took the oath of Office today. The first
one failed to reach Washington.
Injunction suit, involving some ditch
rights, has been filed in district court
by Antonio Soto ct al, against j. S.
Warner ct al.
The Orndorff house is being improved
by considerable lew flooring and wains-
coating.
At the Antelope mine sinking Is now
down fifty feet, with a constant increase
or water with greater depth. The
ground is quite soft at that depth, and
favorable in appearance for water.
Numerous assertions are reported
from Fort Grant. On their capture all
caught will be candidates for Alcatraz.
The reward for each capture is $50.
Lion scalp bounties are still wanted
from raDchers and others One man
recently tried to collect on some scalps
bought from Papagoes.
Already protests are heard from Pearl
street vicinity against the proposed re-
moval of inmates of houses of ill-fame to
that neighborhood.
The pay car dispensed its bounty
yesterday, though later than usual. 1t
started from San Francisco twice, the
first time returning from Bakersfield.
Sheriff Drais of Pinal county is in the
city after some attached witnesses 10
the case of Rafael Arviso, charged with
taking checks at Mammoth.
Some very fine music was enjoyed in
the city park last night. announced,
Serrano's string band, of five pieces,
played a number of selections very
creditably. 1t was much enjoyed by
listeners.
Pending the return of Councilman
Schumacher, now out Of town, nothing
Will be done either with the street light
ing matter or the new ordinance per-
tanning to houses Of i'll fame.
If your razor is dull send or bring it
to the Oak barber shop. L will honestly
sharpen it and charge you moderately.
5-I7-tf FRANK DoBs.
The young trees planted parallel to
the railroad for half mile on each side
are thrifty and bright. The branches
on some are several feet in length.
Almost all the trees are alive.
The baseball men are discussing
bringing the new Phoenix club here.
TO play game for the fourth Of July
They say they will need more practice.
but already they can make the Pnoe-
nicians play with all their might.
cheap and charge two or three prices
for other groceries. ]. Ivancovich sells
every thing cheap and gives full weight
snd first-class goods every time.
About 400 electric lights are at present
In use. These will be increased by
another hundred to be placed this
month. Among them are fifty for the
court house, fourteen and fan for the
Masonic hall, and ten for 'The Owls"
A daughter was born to the wife of
5. nj. ShortrIdge yesterday morning,
and died soon after. The little body
was inferred in the G. a. r. cemetery
today. Mr.. Shortridge being member
of that order.
Electric lights will be put in the
Methodist church this week 1t is not
likely that they will be used for several
months. though, as evening services will
be held during the summer on the par
sonage lawn.
Nogales teachers have not camplied
with the requirements as to their reports
to the county superintendent. In con-
sequence they have been notified that
until they do 50 their salaries will be |
withheld. This will likely bring the
reports along.
A business place that has come to be |
favorIte with the ladies' of Tucson is |
the La Mariposa establishment The |
efforts of the house to always please |
customers and to be up with the times |
and fashions are not lost on the ladies', |
as evidenced by the growing trade of |
the concern.
Master Willie ROsenstock, eight years /
old, narrowly escaped losing his life |
Wednesday evening. With other boys |
he had helped himself to a ride on the |
tongue of the second wagon of wagon |
train. The boys crowded each other |
and Master Rosenstock fell. mis- head /
under one of the big wheels. FJrtu-
nately his head was not squarely under
the wheel. 1t was only grazed and badly
bruised, and one eye was swelled shut.
He will be around IN few days.
The Florence Tribune is this week IN
receipt of a small pamphlet, about the
organization Of tie Columbia Gold Mir
ing and Milling company, with head
quarters at Cleveland, Ohio. The pur-
pose of the company is to operate
group OF mines in Pima county, rec sntly
sold through the efforts of j. c. John
son, of Casa Grande, who is superinten-
dent, with headquarters at Tucson.
The mines are situated in the western
end OF Pima county, SIX miles from the
Mexican line.
Tumble il into the wagon and by the
use of our prepared glue number one
yarnish and numerous magnetic motions
thrown In your furniture is transformed
into articles of use and beauty at small
expense. By the way, that glue has the
property of retaining enough moisture
TO make Its adhesive properties perms-