Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-29
LOCAL NEWS.

NO ram, SO IdT dS lSdTESQ, Hdo gCe
fallen at the Antelope mine.
Southern Pacific trains are all again
running on schedule time.
The Haskins school district matter
will, it is alleged, be brought into
district court.
The trial of Jose Crastro, concerned
in the calf larceny matter, was before
Judge Scott late this afternoon.
Probably 8 considerable contingent of
Tucson people will accompany tae ball
PLAYERS to Phoenix next week.
Suit of foreclosure, on some mining
property. has been brought, of Chas. f.
II arrison VS.. Phil \. Doherty ct al.
Another pigeon shooting match,
fifteen birds, takes place between James
Finley and NJ Aldrich, next Sunday.
for $50 side.
The city licenses are little more
difficult to collect since the advent OF tGe
county license.
Suit. appealed from the justice court
a. Nogales, has been filed, OF W. n.
Cummings VS.. Diego Lindsay. Seventy
dollars is the amount involved.
Wagers were made by Supervisor
Finley and Frank Allison on the Silver
lake road bridges, Allison claiming they
would not stand the floods. 1t now
looks as though 4 ilieon viii be out so.
The cutters about town We're some
what cut out bg the late rains. The
street committee Of the city fathers has
a gang grading and repairing on Stone
avenue and elsewhere.
In the rush of making an evening pa
per the Citizen Saturday omitted saying
that the late Ben Parker was born IL
Indiana and made most excellent wal
record in the union army.
The Santa Cruz Saturday night was
at fioed height. Today, up ID noon, this
very cratic stream had dropped to its
normal height. The Rilito has done
likewise.
So far as can be learned no rains &C.
CURED in southern Arizona yesterday.
Certainly none fell along the railroad,
and probably none on the headwaters
of the S anita Cruz, that stream being
again low.
At the Hartt ranch work is being
pushed in the putting in Of big acre
age of beans. Fifteen teams are bang
worked. The season for planting is al
most at an end, the 9th being the time
when it should be done.
The new poUn dmaster did not make
round up of the ours of Tucson today,
the pound having been despciled OF late
of numerous necessary planks. He Will
be about in two or three days. Mesn-
while horses and stock are wandering
unchecked about town.
Ramon Cruz, while CLEANING up in
the Eagle mills this morning got caught
in the gearing, badly tearing the d -sh Of
b is arm, stopping four centrifugal wheels
III inning 200 revolutions per minutes.
Dr.. Spencer dressed the wound, which
will lay him up for a month.
Two practice gsmes Of ball We're
played On the plaza yesterday between
the Tucsons and Stems and the Juniors
and Tamales. Tho scores TODD: Tue
son eleven. Stems six; Juniors twenty
seven, Tama es fifteen. Good ball was
played.
An encampme1t of militia may be
held at Loweli this fall, $1,000 being on
hand, government appropriation, that
can be thus ex ended. II vIli bring
ten companies of 400 young men here.
Lowell would make 81 ide4l site for an
encampment. Should it take place il
will be about October.
The South ella canal work is going
forward day and night. Tia contractors
are puzzling over the removal of huge
spools of cable thy have there. SIS large
as a house. They viii probably be
taken from tie railroad station TO the
dam much as house is moved on
rollers.
OF the three Mexicaps arrested
charged with stealing nalves and selling
them IN town, one Concepci n Mend
was this morning discharged from Gus
toJy. Francisco Gonzales, q youth Of
eighteen years, Was held for the grand
jury, by Justice Scott. The third one
will be tried Letter.
A fire set Of horrs Of Rocky Mount
ain sheep, weighing eighteen pounds,
are OF exhibition 1t the Cactus .looa.
They are ponderous and blunt. As
weapon their only virtue would be the
weight aud strength with which they
might be used 10 butt an enemy over q
cliff. The animal was killed at Silver
Bell three weeks ago.
The Southern Pacific road is again
clear. The passenger train from the
east, due last night, did not arrive till 9
o'clock this morning. This was due 10
the delay OF trains nearly day recently
in California The train due TO start
from E Paso yesterday was the delayed
one east bound. On its arrival at FL
Pas0 it was at once sent back, getting
in this morning.
A boxing school may be opened soon
10 Tucson by NJ. Dooiey, quite num-
bsr OF young men OF the city having
requested him to start one. Mr.. Dooley
is very handy with pair OF gloves. AS
125-pounder he made C8iiforna's best
feather weight uncomfortable for ten
rounds. A punching bag and ether
paraphernalia for the school are on the
road. 1t will probably be opened in two
weeks.
The Rlllito school district matter
bobbsd up again bsfore the board of
supervisors this morning 10 the shape
of a new petition, presented by o. Has
kins, asking a new division OF the dis
trict. With some asperity the board
referred Mr.. Haskins TO County Super
intendent Wood. Judge Wood said the
petition was not addressed to him, and
that he had nothing to do with it. Mr..
Haskins has made bitter fight on the
matter, in the course Of which he ap-
pealed TO the territorial superintendent
1t is probably finally ended.
Whether the late Ben Parker left a
will or otherwise is unknown. His
lawyers, Barnes & Martin, know of none.
Ga the other hand several weeks ago,
w. p. Wood, while with Mr.. Parker
said: "Parker, you case might get
serious, and you had better get your
sffairs in shape" To which Parker
said: My affairs are in as good shape
as / can put them" Whether that
meant that he left will is a question
Tomorrow the papers Of the deceased
will be gone over by his friends. W. p.
Wood, James Finley and G. t. Echells.