Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-28

From the Mohawk mine comes wore
that sinking is being done, day anC
night, on the double-compartment shaft
There will be free concert tomorrow
Thursday evening at the city park
given by a Mexican orchestra from
Lower California.
BoRN-To the wife of G. T. Russell
Oct. %, twin children, boy and a girl
The girl baby has since died. The boy
is fine little fellow, and doing nicely.
Simmons Liver Regulator cured me
of general debility and loss of appetite
Mrs. Edmund Fitton, frankfort, Pa
Notice of the amusement loving is
called to the notice elsewhere of the
entertainment and dance by the Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah Thursday night, at the
opera house.
The hobo crop keeps sprInging up
beautifully. The city authorities are in
readiness for another gang of fifty to
sixty now between Yuma and Tucson.
They are expected at an early hour.
They will be disposed of as usual.
In thu late term of court in Graham,
Judge Rouse presiding, over fifty cases
were disposed of. including a big
criminal docket. One murder case, of
minor importance, and three civil cases
went ever. Four prisoners were sent to
Yuma for from one to three years.
All departments at the Southern
Pacific shops in this city are again
working full time. Yesterday Master
Mechanic Gray received word to put
machinsts on at SIX days a week. Work
is now good deal behind. The men
are much pleased at the order.
A practice game of ball was played
yesterday between the Juniors, with
Manuel Drachman and Frank Nugent
as battery, and the Tucson club with
the Zabrlskie brothers as battery. The
score was ten to nine, in favor OF the
Tucsons. Good playing was done to
the seventh inning.
The public schools of Pima county are
now all in session but those at Hua-
chuca, Evans Camp and Poso Bueno.
The Huschuca school, Miss Clark,
teacher, begins Monday next. The
Evans Camp school, Miss Lurs HoIl- |
man of this city in charge, begins early
in November The Tubac school started |
this week, with j. Z. Black as teacher |
A vicious dog a night or two ago
bit Diego Romero, caller for the South |
ern Pacific, while at his duties. The |
dog was owned by brakeman named |
Jerry Cereno, who has assured Romero /
the dog was all right. The matter was |
before Judge Culver this morning. The |
brakeman agreed TO pay the costs and
kill the dog and the case was dismissed. /
Vicente, the Papago Indian who killed /
his companion Manuel at San Xavier
several months ago while under the
effects of mescal, will go to Yuma. The |
jury in his case went out late yesterday |
afternoon, and inside of two minutes
with a verdict. He was
found guilty of manslaughter. The /
penalty is from one to ten years I'M
prisonment for the offense. He will
be sentenced in few days.
The Martin Allen case, in Graham
from there, is 10 a fair way
an additional offer in the matter had
D5tu udu0 W AlI6D. DclOI0 WIS
$500. Now the company also tenders
him life position at light and lucrative
Allen is likely to accept
The offer, so Judge Rouse learned. He
still suffers from the ex-
0losion, and his mind is not as it should
be.
Placer gold product on is now double
what Il was last year. This is largely
lue to rains making water everywhere
n the gulches, so that it can be profit
IDLY gathered. A Mexican at the
business says that by blowing or panning
'ut the gold ON 81 to s. a day may be
made, while from working it with
ockers IS a day is nothing unusual. A
,ood many small yellow bars are being
brought in lately The usual method
s to have it assayed before dispcslng it,
he gold bringing nearly the cert fcate
'alue. From Arivaca country Charles
Bent brings word of a good deal Of |
york heinp done with arastras