Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Final settlement is about being mad
in the estate of the late Z. W. Short
ridge. The bulk of it was ranch
above town.
The body of the late Frank Hughe
is expected on the a. 10. train from the
west If possible the funeral will no
be held tomorrow.
A Mr. Baker, of La Junta, Colo. II
lookinq for 200 head of stock. Rancher;
wait $40 and sI3, which he regards az
too high.
Mr.. Burrows expects to issue q
monthly pamphlet through the east q
meteorological conditions of southern
Arizona.
A Kansas buyer has been in Tucson
for a week wanting to buy 1900 head OF
ST ok. There are twice that number OF
cattle for sale hereaboutS.
The international monuments have
been painted pure white. The number
of the monument in Nogales is LIZ.
Tucson is once more protected
Marshal Estreia rode the black steed
again today. Officer johnson resumes
next Friday.
When the scalp is atrophied, or shiny
bald, no preparation will restore the hair;
in all other cases, Halls Hair Remover
will start the growth.
The Chinese, Chsrlie All Siog, SEN
fenced at Nogales year ago TO a term
in Yuma, IS now en- route on forced
trip for the howery kingdom, his term
having expired.
Photographer Feldman intends col
lecting Arizona views, both photographs
and blue prints, in book form, the books
to be of various sizes, and to sell at
prices ranging from 81 to s15.
Among the pupils of the grammar
schools of New York passing and now
ready for the normal schools are Hilda
J. ZeckendUrf aud B. A. Zeckendorf.
daughter and son of VIM. Zeckendorf,
formerly OF this city.
DIED-At her home on Stone avenue,
OF consumption, Guadalupe Zapeda
The deceased formerly lived in Altar.
Sac was much beloved by the Mexican
people Of Tucson. The funeral took
place today.
A runaway, attr buted to San Juap's
day, occurred on Stone avenue Satur-
day night. 1t resulted iD an upset in
front OF Judge Barnes residence. A
man and q woman were 10 the buggy.
The woman was hurs slightly. The We
hicle was wrecked.
One of the larger country school dis
tricts, Tubac, has been divided, a new
district between Tubac aud Calabasas
being made. The dis rict is called Palo
Parade. No census has yet been taken.
Blanks have been sent out. l. will fur
nish about thirty children.
The board OF equalization will be
busy on altering or approving the as
sessment roll from the LIST to TIE 20 b
of July. Then statement of the
probable expenses OF the coming year
will be gone over, and by it the assess
ments for the next year made.
The Hartt ranch continues steadily to
improve. Mr.. HART is low at work Cd
huge fountain, with fifty fo5t basin,
the jet of which W II be fourteen inches
The hight o. the " Iter will b. varied
with the size of the it, which viii range
from six inches to fourteen, the smaller
the jet toe higher the water. Around
tie fountain lawn will De made.
It might prove Of interest TO leading
republicans to know th5t negotiations
are in progress between the "Jefferso-
MIA; and the common every demo- |
Gratis to combine forces and sh W q |
solid front to their common foe lring
the coming tate election; 10 the mean
b. time everybody viii be made happy
buying choice fresh groceries from the
Tucson Grocer Co. at bedrock prices.
Suit has been 1iled in the d;s.ric-
court by E. 2. Van kuran against Ms.
L. V. Wilkinson. A piano is involved.
The instrument was bought on install
merits, the last $50 of which was ut
forthcoming. Mrs. Wilkinson claimed
that amount was due her from Mr.. Van
Kuren for nursing the late D. II Snyder
during bis last ilIcess. Judge Scott
confirmed the opinion. The case was
appealed.
A ball game took place on the new
grounds. on the plaza, yesterday. II
was the loosest game the Tucson clubs |
have yet played, twelve being made 10
one inning. The score, for five innings, |
was twentv-one TO twenty. Such play
ing will make walk way for Phoenix. |
Practice takes place every evening of
this week. however, which will MAKE a
change for the better. The game to-
night begius al D .. N.
A Ratchet or other sharp instrument |
was used in Mexican house If i'll fame |
vest rday with such effect on the head |
of Marcel Mungia that be could rot /
appear against bis assailant. The woman |
Seveiiana Martinez, claimed that Nun
gia abused her mother. She then took /
d piece of iron, she claimed, AID went /
a. him. His wound shows deep cut |
on his head. The case comes up to-
morrow before Judge Scott.
The affair at Nogales which came |
near resulting il a shooting has been |
legally settled. Word TO that effect was |
received by the district attorney yes
terday. TbeS affair, it seems, grew out |
OF AndersOn's trying to hold possessi' u |
Ct real estate owned by an alien. a |
Freuchman named Tcurnel, which Is
permissible under certain creams -ances
ia United States. Anderson rented
front month 10 month and L, -neIs
agent wanted a lease, which AS re-
fused. Then trouble followed.
Fourth Of July arrangements have
not been complete d. A parade Is pro-
ject d for $50 p. n, from the CpsTa
liic bliSClr " tiit
plaza. those invited 10 participate ar
the militia, James Finley, marsl al. NJ.
g. Samaniego, and hand, g. A. r.,
Some of We Grams. frem q, Knights of
Pythias, A o. U. ". Dem GERS and oth-
ers. In The evening AT the plaza the
Grafton will be by judge Wright. G. A.
Shioell will read the Declaration of IL
depai dane and Carries Velasco will
give the Spanish speech OK the occasion.
A male quartette Is being arranged for.
Then the fireworks will 60 Kissing and
sparkling through the eky-a gorgeous
ard glorious display. Baseball will be
played at 2 80 p. m., Sunday, Monday
az d the 4th.