Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.

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One drunk was fined 81 this morn
ing and another got six days.
DR.. Martins vichy fountain is coolinl
many OF the thirsty these days.
A hospital patient named Harmon
died yesterday of consumption.
Wall paper, new patterns. low prices
Just received at Sweetland's.
Full weights and prompt delivery a
Ivsncovich's.
1t is supposed the late Frank Our.
left no will. His estate while con
siderable is said to mortgaged somewhat
A game of baseball for practice wa
played on the plaza yesterday after
noon.
On the charge of using strong
language and threatening, William
Honicke was before Judge Culver late
this afternoon.
Patents were received at the land
Office this morning for the Hayes mining
lode and the Woffenden gold mining
lode.
A roundup is now at Aqua CslIente.
Stock are in prime order, but far below
the usual number and the number ex-
pected-
The next term of the United States
land court will begin at Santa fe,
November Ii. A term will be held at
Tucson, beginning December III.
With the United States grand and
trial iuries in session and witnesses IN
Vulnerable the city has good many
strangers at present.
All knights of Pythias are requested
to be present at their Castle hall at Z 80
p. m, tonight. Work in the Page rank.
A party of wheelmen including Judge
and Willard Wright and A. Sheen,
went to Olive, twenty-five miles out, on
their wheels yesterday.
An auction sale of household
furniture will take place at j. M.
Quiggleis, Camp street next Aldridge
house, Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Curtin house was badly wresked
as were a number OF other building IN
the vicinity. The explosion was terrible
and shook the city for blocks.
]. Wylie, the new postmaster at
Nogales, is in the city. He has not yet
got his commission ana tells that he
does not expect it for weeks yet.
The cattle inspection case of Dsmian
Valenzuels resulted in his being fined
$40, or twenty days in Jail. The case
may result In q new trial, not unlikely
in the shape of habess corpus.
The screening for the robing room
and choir of the Episcopal church,
donated by Mrs. Edgar, arrived today
and viii be put in place at once 1t will
be a handsome addition to the church.
Two spectators in small way are
making good thing in the shipment of
bat dropplngs or guano from cave ten
miles east of Pantano. They have
taken out twenty tons of the stuff and
are now shipping it.
Electric lights for the additional city
service, at Main and Congress streets,
Congress and Stone avenue and Frank
lin and Meyer will be up about the 10th
of October, should the mRsts arrive as
soon as expected.
About 1900 feet of ditch will be dug
in the next few days at the Canoa canal,
connecting the land to be irrigated with
the main canal. Twenty teams and
corresponding men and t1ols will then
be put at getting the land in readiness
for barley.
Quong Lee, grocer, becoming i'm
patient at Jesus Montijo who was sitting
outside of his place Of business, accord
ing to the Mexican's story. called
Montiio thief and struck him on the
head. The Chinese came up before the
recorder late this afternoon.
Acting Governor Bruce recently
received telegram from the war de-
partment announcing q recommend
alton for the abandonment of Fort
Bowie and inquirIng if there were any
objections Ia the territory to it. The
reply notified the department that
Governor Hughes is now in Washington
and requested that the matter be refer
red to him there.
Wild geese began their south ward
flight to the mouth of the Colorado on
the LIST inst, ten days earlier than usual |
Wild ducks can be seen every morning
quarters at Montague island and |
vicinity. The first flock noticed was on |
the 18th of August. Oldtmers say that |
this indicates cold winter at the north, |
and a wet one in this vicinity.-Sentinel. |
OF Y. Calvillo, q former Tucsonite, |
the Phoenix Republican says: Deputy
Constable Ygnacio Calvillo yesterday
evaded his enemies by the loophole of
marriage. His case with that of Manuela
Cruz, charged with violation OF the
Edmunds act, was set for hearing before
Commissioner Millay. The witnesses
for the territory were on hand to swear
him into Yuma. At the last moment
Calvillo determined to legalize his
future as we'll as bis former relations
with Manuela and at the same time put
his foes to shame by marriage.
Altogether Worthington's for October
is q royal number. As the season draws
near when the large army of magazine
readers will decide the question, "What
magazines shall we take another year,"
1t is well for them to keep an eye on
Eorthington's, and whatever else may
I've taken, add it to the list. 1t is second
t., none in choice, high quality OF matter
and attractive illustrations, and it is
very much more entertaining than many
of Is rivals. Its low price brings it
wit bin the reach of ALA. ID. Worth
ington d Co., Hartford, Conn.
From Florence comes word that good
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