Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

evening.
District court corvenes tomorrow 6
s o'clock.
Suits have been filed-H. MenRger Vi
A. Hemme and l. n. TOwne VS.. +. !
Heney, administrator.
Work on the new Nogales road
making good progress at the Nogale
end.
Most OF the jurors and witnesses il
the Ross timber-cu ting suit returner
TO Cochise county Saturday night.
The Building and Loan association
meets tomorrow evening. Two thous
and dollars will be up for loans.
MARRIED.-At the home of the bride
in Buell's addition Saturday evening
by Judge Culver, Pedro Con zales anC
Ponposa Romero.
The Examiner, of San Francisco, is
out with 120-page boom edition, which
arrived yesterday. 1t is a handsome
affair
The roperty of the Joseph Parks
es ate has been Transferred TO his widow
by the probate court.
A person is prematurely oldwheu bald
Eess occurs for the forty fifth year
Use Halls Hair Remover 70 keep the
scalp healthy and prev mt badness,
But one case was before the district
court this morning, an appeal from the
Justice court, Of j. Ivancovich VS.. Sam
Porter. Porter claimed a months pay
exemption on a debt, which claim the
pOu=t suRfainad
The city council meets this evening
Electric lights for streets and the rele
eating of fast women to Pearl street vii
be among the matters for consideration.
The chief Of police matter will also be
s6ttied.
4 The collapsed bark OF Sauta Clara is
TO be repla ced by new one with David
Henderson, for many years merchant
aud banker in Arizona, at It's head.
Dspositore IL the defunct bank will be
paid in tull.-Pomons (Calif.) Times.
The experimental arc lights were
placed on the court house. Their light,
particularly last night, was strong and
clear. The light reached a quarter of a
mile in all directions. A thrty-two-
candle lncandescent street light WAS also
III pOslOlCu near lie COuTJ UOus0. IL was.
comparatively, an Insignificant affair.
Poker games in the Jail have been
decidedly interesting, and the wealth of
the Jail concentrated. At one time one
prisoner had thirteen pocket handksr-
chiefs, every one there except one on a
prisoners sore foot. One man at ap-
other time bad every shirs in the j4il,
seven Of them, leaving the others with
only undershIrts.
The quarterly examination of school
teachers was yet in progress today. The
standard was raised by the new superin-
Jendent, and the problems are harder
Teachers must now make the average Of
so per cent, instead of 20, as formerly,
and fail not in spelling, grammar and
arithmetic.
Quarterly examinations OF scholl
teachers took place before County
Superintendent Wood this morning.
Those taking the examination were ].
F. Black and Miss Y. Powers for first
grade, and Miss Eleanor Kelly for
second grade.
OF the Santa Cruz canal proisct, it is
learned that the m4tter has by no
means dropped. TIE senior Mr. Benz
rose l. 10 England negotiating for funds
to continue work. This being success
full he will then go on with the work.
Nothing Will be done, however, without
funds to complete the work.
Baseball at the gardens yesterday
drew numerous spectators, many ladies
among them. The game of the Zecken- |
dorf establishment against the Regulars |
= - al = -.
Zsckendorf team were outsiders, ar d |
their game was not strong one, being |
weak in fielding The score stood Is |
to 8.
A long hot weeks journey from Yuma |
to Tucson by the international boundary /
escort, of about twenty soldiers, was |
concluded yesterday. the party camped |
in Davis's corral. They reported to |
Col. Barlow and assistants, who have /
taken offices in the Pearson block. The |
party will return IN two or three days.
The mass NEE ing to arrange for the
reception to the senate Subcommittee |
on territories met at the court house 1
Saturday night. Sheri Scott was made /
Chairman. A committee of twenty was /
appointed, 10 meet this evening and |
arrange for data and the receipt u.
Hearty interest In making good show
ing was maBifested.
The Navarette affair will likely make |
a serious matter for Ariesto Cruz and |
Carlos Trusado, who are charged with /
carrying away the girl for the purpose
OF prostitution. A charge of abduction |
has been msde before Judge Culver,
their city offense terms having expired. |
The penalty is maximum of five years
and big fine. Cruz says he would /
marry the girl to settle the matter, but |
the girl declares she would not have /
him.
Cattle shipments for Mon ana are
now over, the last lot, of 1900 head, 60
ing out VI sterday. Mr. Holt and other
Montana buyers have purchased q totsl
of 600 bead in Pima county at 50 30 /
and So. This means $4,000 left
among tne cattlemen. While they re-
gard prices as low they are disposed to
be hopeful for the coming year Mr..
Wallace will be the next shipper. on the
18th, of 100 head for Nevada.
The young Mexicans. Ca los Trusado
and Arirsto Cruz, who made things
mighty uncomfortable in the Navarete
house, ending with carrying eff Nava-
rete's daughter. were he'd for the grand |
jury this morning. They Will probably |
g to Yuma. TIE plea that will proba-
by be made is that one of them is and |
was willing to marry the girl.
From the Wilcox experimental well |
comes word that the big flow Of water lie |
undated. Eighteen acres are now |
under alfalfa and grubbing and clearing
land to the area of forty acres more is |
being done. A total of 1900 acres i'm
meoIately surrounding iiave been taken |
up. An eff .rt will be made to interest |
emit al in the rnaffar and have IL done