Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

Z. Rochester has sold two lots in
Bue'P5 addition to j. Hettrick Ior $1,000.
Two games of baseball have already
arranged for next Sunday. Play ball is
the word.
Suit has been filed by w. Fl. Barnes
against David Durham, for unlawfully
cutting wood on his land.
Messrs. Organ and Wilson have closed
the Olympic Club and moved stock to
Carrillo's gard ms and will Ike p open
day and night.
l. a. Shedd will move his grocer sup
ply business next Monday TO the quar-
tiers on upper Congress street occupied
by DIR. Heavenston.
Freight business on the Southern
Pacific is increasing. 1t is said, unotfi
Gully, that more crews will be put on in
few days.
The Philharmonic band have COM
piled with request that they play at
| the park this evening, in view OF the
fact that many strangers are 10 the city.
Arrangements will probably be made
during the coming week for regular
| concerts.
Both the civil and the criminal cases
against d. d. Ross which came up be-
foe Judge Sloan 10 the United States
district court todey were both z Il smis-
ged without prejudice.
The woman ordered from Carrillo's
garden on Decoration day, whereat she
loudly protested, did not appear this
morning, but through her attorney
entered plea Of guilty. A fine of $40
was imposed.
The first of the series of excursions to
Santa Monica and return, fare from
Tucson, round trip, $3.50, passed
through last night, as a part OF the
regular train. Four tickets were sold
from Tucson. The seaside season is yet
little early.
The Ardine DePor'er case, a woman
of the town who with a companion was
ordered from Carrillo's garden dur
| ing ball game Decoration day, set for
| 10 o'clock this morning, was postponed
till tomorrow morning at the same time.
she having sent word that she was too
i'll to appear today. The case will be
tried before Judge Culver and jury.
From the Canoa canal comes word
that twerty scrapers with correspond
| ing teams and men are digging away at
a great rate. The canal cannot but be a
success, Should the work go forward
as begun for total of three miles, of
water in great volume will surely be OBJ
tanned as the canal would then be sixty
feet below the mesa level. At half that
| l.otl al h. --allo Of Shof u
inexhaustable water supply. The Hat
! there is no likelihood OF having to GO so
far.
No cattle were shipped today from
the stockpens at the railroad. A train
load, OF pcs iCly two trainloads, will 60
out tomorrow for Nevada, for Mr..
Wallace, furnished b. the Pusch. Char
ouleau, Samani-go and other ranches
of that part of the territory. A Mr..
| Banet, of California, went out with +.
Maieh TO the Maish and Driecoll ranch
| this morning, to arrange for the ship
ment Of fifty head If fat stock,
| 10 be sent out soon. 1t is reported that
H. n. Labaree will ship 1900 head to
the Colorado range shortly.
From Crittenden vicinity R. V. Blox-
TOP, in from there, brings bad news
regarding cattle. He says the late rains,
o reviYIDg to the region north OF there,
did not fall there or south Of there,
| there not being so much as cloud.
Talking with K. r. Richar ison's vague
ros a few days ago thy told him that
the Richardson stock have begun dying
again. Losses are small through, and
most will survive till the summer rains
CONF.
Noone but the immediate friends of the
contracting parties were present at the
marriage Of Hon. s. K. belong and Miss
Maria Frye last. evening. The news
paper man was mot in IL" 1t is under
stood however, that both bride and
groom looked charming as they timidly
but resolutely approached the nuptial
knot. Even Rev. McManus, the otficiat-
ing clergyman, was overcome with emo
ton, but he soon regained his wonted
composure and the twain were made
one. Many handsome presents were re
celved by the BRIDE. The CITIZEN rises
and extends its congratulations to the
happy couple.
The needs OF sanitarium are in
stanced by a remark of James Edgar, of
this city. Mr.. Edgar says that he knew
of twelve Detroit people who would
have spent the winter in Tucson's glori-
Gus and healing climate, were the best
accommodations and attentions, such as
they are willing to pay for, provided
them. These not being obtainable at
the hotels here, they did not come. One
gentleman. with his wife and daughter,
recently stopped 10 Tucson for twenty
four hours. Then be weRt on to Cali
fornia where attentions and accommo-
dations are better, though the climate is
inferior. He said $1,000 month would
have been no objection, could be have
secured quarters to his liking.
The CLAN has been made of the in
sane woman brought from NOgales that
she belongs in California and not in
MeXica; that she came to Nogales from
California to be cured by Santa Teresa,
young woman there who figured
prominently In little war" in Mexico
who claimed to have certain powers not
given to the great herd of mankind
Perhaps her powers were on Journey,
or may be the Santa Teresa herself was
not at home when the insane woman
came. However, she is still insane. An
official of the county drew from the
woman that she lives in Mexico, and
near Magdalera. In view Of this the
attempt Of the man who brought her
here from Nogales will be all 10 vain
He is now quite sick of his bargain-to
bring her to the probate judge here.
Elsewhere appears the call for mass
meeting for tomorrow night to arrange
for proper entertainment Of the sena e
committee to visit Tucson about the 1st
of July. 1t is probable that commit. ees
will be appointed to collect cash to pro-
vide the entertainment. A good bust
ness showing will be made by data to be
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