Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22

looks gorgeous with roses.
 The rattle of the ice wagon is signi-
 ficant sound of these early morDs.
 A large white awning is being placed
 day over the Windows of the post
 cffice.
 Tom Davis of Wentworth ranch near
 Florence says orange trees grow better upon his land than those of any other
 citrous fruit.
 Bishop Burgarde has recently been
 heard from in Mt Xico. He has bsen Ill
 but is better and will return abou the
 end of next month.
 Masses tomorrow at the Catholic
 church will be at 6:30 and 8. m. The
 sermon at the earlier service will be in
 English.
 There has been some movement IF
 real eetate at the south end of Stone ave. Two transfers have been made
 within fortnight and several are pending.
 A thousa7d roses are m bloom all over the city. The air of the court house yard and court plaza is fragrant with odor of the blossoms upon the umbrella trees.
 Halls Vegetable S'cIllian Hair Re newer has restored gray hair to its original color and prevented badness in thousands Of cases. l. wi do so 10 you.
 Services ard sermon in Grace Episco- pal church tomorrow at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. Francis McMauns rector.
 Deputy Proctor is out of town get | ting iurymen for the coming term of court. Sheriff Scott is today on the same business in the Fort Lowell district.
 Sheriff Scott's horse broke loose from his bride by which he was hitched to post last evening, and getting also away from the buggy caused the owner some l trou ble before he was captured.
 A lot and improvements in the east side of Nelson av, Nogales together with one six hundredth interest in the so called Nogales de Elias grant was transferred today by Carmen Mara to A. Bachalier.
 Four Tucson gen lemen upon the Board of Regents of the University, two Democrats ana two Republicans lifts the government of the institution as l. should be above the plane of party politics.
 There is much speculation about town as to whom Gov. Hughes will ap- point superintendent of the territorial prison at Yuma. This office is not in the gift of the Governor, but is filled by ;he prison commissioners, the incum- bent to hold for two years.
 Fred G. Hughes, R. N. Leatherwood, J. W. Bruce and Thomas Hughes, re- turned home this morning from Ph e. nix. Charlie Mehan of Nogales Col l Mike Gray of Cochise and G. W. P. Hunt of Gila have stopped off acd are l here today.
 A petition in behalf of the residents | ot Los Riales the 22d precinct asking | for the removal, of Constable Joaquin | BurrUel on the grounds that be cannot | read or write the English language has | been lodged with the Board of Super l visOrs. A special meeting of the officers and 1 mem bers of the Congregational church | has been called for tonight at o'clock, | at which all are requested to be present, | that the call or otherwiSe for Rev. i Clarance Brown Of Michigan may be | gwen attention.
 Word comes from the South Gila dam that white man killed Mexican and | escaped but was recaptursd. Judge | Ramsey went to Sentinel Monday night | to hold a0 inquest on the dead body. 1t | was also reported here that there wa B | shooting affray at Sentinel Monday in | which several were wounded, but this | has not been standardization
 The petition of the cattle men that | the Board of Supervisors pays boun- ties upon the scalps of wild animals was acted upon this afternoon, the board | deciding not to pay any bountIes what ever henceforth, the financial con- dition of the county being such as not to warrant the offering of any bounty. | M. c. Samaniego held out to the end in favor of paying bounties but was over ruled by the other two members Messrs Avery ard Finley.
 Supt. G. W. Norton of he Mohawk Canal and Improvement Co, was in town Saturday to get money to pay the large number of men now in his employ. He is working 13l men and about 100 teams. The town site of Orange Dale has been cleared and leveled, also over 100 acres winch will be planted to oranges and vines. It is the intention t, put out 100 acres iu trees and 40 acres in vines this season. The con- pany also has a large acreage in gram which is looking vel, as are all the crops In the valley.-Iimes.
 A very pleasant little surprise was in store fer George J. Roskruge at the meeting of Tucson Lodge F. and A. a. held last evening. The members of the lodge wishing to acknowledge their appreciation of the labors of the worthy gentleman in their behalf purchased a hadsome grand masters jeE el, of gold and studded with large diamond, and through John M. Ormsoy, grand master, presented it to Mir. Roskruge. He Was taken completely by surprise and it was not until Mir. Ormsby had been speak ing some time did it dawn upon him what was about to happen. Upon re- covering from the emotions that chGked his speech h. accepted it in 6 few happy remarks. Mr. Roskruge has labored long end faithfully for Masonry in gen eIal ard tn lodge in particular he hay ing been present and assisted at the organization of a MasOUic society in this c.ty in 1874 from which the present prOcDarouc lo1ua uya. forp,ad