Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27
The Tucson Soda works building is undergoing extensive repairs.

The last exerc;s of the season at tn
 unIyereity will be held tomorrow aftt I
 loon.
 Improvements are being made b,
 Caas. Hil1ebrandt on bis house cl Alamed street-a wing to II.
 A supply of new shackles is rein. D purchased for the sberiffs office. Inc,
 are of q kind that no prisoner can pick . The lawn social at the Methodis church lawn las. night was pleasant
 affair.
 Experiments are being made at the . university reariy every day on wa CT
 sjiis and canagrie.
 New suits have been filed in the
 district court a. io.lows: c. W. Wrgbt
 vs- Y. A. Stevens, debt; Mary Russe
 vs Edsoa Russell, divorce.
 ca the big canal enterprise east of l Yuma, the South GilB canal, 60. .00U acres
 have already bssn taken with water
 rig ts.
 From the new Day & Hunter mil at l Quii )toa c mes word tEat the oHrers 1 have gone prospecting for water. Trey 1 a | Ferguson's mines, two miles from the
 mill.
 To prevent the hardening of the sub- cutaneous tissus ot the scalp and inc o5lItera.on Of the hair foli c.es, which cause baldnsss, Use Halls Har R 9newer. Mrs. Facunda Gonzales, living on Convent street, held high esteem by al k o aiEg her, die1 Nesta rday. The funeral 70 k place thls morning.
 Star route mail service has been ordered discontinued from Washington as follows: Hillside, Yavapa county, from Juniper, From June l4, 1893, on route 6S.lS7.
 Petition hss been filed with the probate court by Jos. Biddleman for appointment as guardian of SusIe ard and Sylvia Morgan, twin step-daughters. The guardianship will probably be granted.
 A month ago the Congregations church of th city extended cal to Rev. Clarence T. Brown, of Michigan, at present at AIizola. Word has been re- ceived by the church people declining She offer as Mir. Brown intends going to Salt Lake City.
 Changes have been made in the post office force, through the departure Of l Mss Frye. Mss Jessie Hughes will | assist in the money order epartment. l R. B. Kelly will act as night clerk. Mjcs 1 Emma Smith will rema:n at the Lick 1 Observatory" as 1t has been termed.
 Arizona has 666 retail liquor dealers; nlne wholesale liquor dealers; three | brewers; thirteen retail deel4rs ia malt | liquors; twenty-four wholesale dealers ID | mat liquors; seven retall dealers in Oleo | marga inc (nOne in Tucson); two whole | sale dealers in oleomaigar.ne (none ID TucsOn); and one distiiler.
 Several changes have been made | among the good women ia charge of the convent and hospital. Mother James, formerly at the hospita', has re irned her charge, and will gn to St. LOuIs in a few days. Mother FIdella l. now at the hospital and Mother Fl ab=th has the manag ement of the con- vent.
 Music in the park this summer is at pre- ent awaiting the turn ol B. W. i iichenor, who Is expected from lonb- stone Saturday. Mr. TichenCr has
  paper for the band. The band wants as much as S75 a month. They have funds on h8Ld for a tot, and want to put up a b use of their uwp.
 The John D. Walker matter IS evi- deoty D 3t an end. This mornings $ ar says: "Hyn. Barclay Henley, one O. CalfOrlia's leading lawyers aud demo- crao IS attending court at Florence, and If what we hear Is correct th, re wi i be 1 -ome start ing developments relative to the ssttlement of the estate O. the ate J ha D. N alkeT."
 During his recent trip east Il. B Penney visited the Worlds fair. He visited the AriZ)ua building. Every thing was m confusol and a placard announced that th- place was not open. By this time MT. TenBey thinks it might be. The Ar.Z Jna exhibit in the mining building is very fiue. It was not then ready for the public. Mr. Penney Was allowed to see 1t under S canvas cover ings. The Copper Queens exhibit is a beauty.
 Chinese from the outside are still ep plying for regisi ration. In each Case ihsy are infoim,d d that they had yea In which to r. gisteT, and that it is now everlastirgly too late. The information is usually c0upl'd with the comforting assurance that owing to his procr8sti- ation John will have to be deported Many Chinese unregistered in Tucson and vicinity pow say they would regis- ter If they could.
 Ire old Atlas mine, splendid copper property In Pinal co uDty, has been idle or two or three years, cause for which las nos been generally known. Mir. daskin, the elder one of the owners, and n charg died two years ago in the east, as d.d his son. The proparty has pas ed luto new baods, John A. Gano md Jos. w. Locke. of Cincinnati, b.ing ,he owners. They left Sunday night or Florence, to examine the property with the view of its development.
 In years past two or three of the Pa paGo chiefs on the San Xavier reserva- iion have been selling water to neigh boring ranches. without the reservation Last year the water was insufficient for he Indians. Oiders We're therefore ssued this year that no more water hall be sold. This is regarded as a lar ship by the Mexican ranchers. Outsiders interested in the ranches say hat the water was obtained prior to he making of the reservation, and that n court they could sustain their claims Q the water.
 Prospects are good for the renewal of h. vineyard at Maricopa. The plsca, consisting of l00 acres of vines, Was va cred by pumping plant. The well aiIed U furnish sufficient water at critical time for the entire act and the ghole enterprise was thrown up in dis .ust by the stockholders. C9ptain II -nry Avrey, former superintendent of .ha ranch, Is now en Ioute for the east,