Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-06-03
LOCAL NEWS.

ONCE mas ROu0 W OollAOAAto'
S. Otero is rounding up stock for a
shipment to Montana, to go out on the
26tL.
For using vile language Jesus Mon
tito was fined 81 this morning.
New suits have been filed-C. w.
Wright vs.. S. B. Wagy, and IL. Menager
VS.. ]. II. Denier,
The opera house hall, occupied by
secret societies, is being fitted with
twelve electric lights.
Geo. Rayfeld, former proprietor of
the Palace hotel, is in Colorado, near
Trinidad, prospecting.
The late rains in this county fell only
as far south as Browns ranch. Be! ond
there all is dry as tinder.
p. Murray, of the Southern Pacific
shops, is about leaving on months
vacation in California.
The mail route from Mohawk to
Chrystoval has been ordered discon-
tinued. from June IA.
The only real antidote to be found in
Arizona, for warm weather, is DIR.
Martins vichy.
Those in a position to know declare
that mining properties were never ID
such good demand as at present.
The entertainment by the high school
pupils at the opera house this evenir g
will be success. Every preparation is
made.
The three Mexicans involved in the
Navarete affair on their release from
city offense sentences will be turned
over to the county authorities.
The Maish and Driscoll cattle, 1900
head, are at the stockpens, awaiting
cars. They will probably be shipped
tomorrow. The cattle are in fair order.
J. w. Canning is making $50 harness
for John Brown. It is beauty. There
are twelve pieces in the traces.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Smith was before Recorder
Judd this morning, for using vulgar
language on the street. She was fined
IS.
The passenger train from the west
this morning arrived at Z o'clock. 1t
was delayed awaiting connection on the
Los Angeles division, and subsequently
by trouble with the engine.
The county jail has but twelve pris-
oners; three are United States men;
two await the grand jury; four are serv-
ing sentence; and three are awaiting
trial.
A new superintendent of the prison
may be appointed soon, or affairs may
run under Assistant Shaw. 1t Is gen
orally thoIght.that Walker, of Phoenix,
will be the new superintendent.
z. Rochester has made another long
trip on his bicycle. On Wednesday
morning early he started from Nam
moth, fifty-five miles away, arriving in
Tucson at in the afternoon.
Marshal Meade will probably take his
new Office tomorrow. He is out of town
at present, but is expecte1 back tonight.
Marshal Paul has all in readiness for his
successor.
With the refusal of Rev. Brown, of
Michigan, to accept the call of the Con-
gregatienal church ii is again with no
particular man in view. While waiting to
hear from Mr.. Brown there were other
applicants.
The present fare to Chicago and re-
turn is $3.50. Chicago tickets have
been selling well of late, PRINCIPALLY to
tourists in the city. The Tucson exodus
to tie fair is not yet under way to any
extent.
The laws of the seventeenth j. gisla-
ture have been compiled and issued.
The book shows 81 acts passed, against
LOG by the sixteenth legislature, and l60
pages against 212 Of the laws of the
sixteenth legislature.
A shipment Of 1900 head of cattle
will be made from Pantano soon, for
Montana. They will be furnished by
M. 6. Samaniego, Geo, Pusch, p. Char
ouleau and others.
Mail service has been ordered estab-
lished as follows: Route 681S7. Pres
colt to Hillside, seventy-fwo miles and
back, twice q week, by a schedule of
not to exceed thirty hours running ime
each way. From June 10, 1898, to June
80, 1894.
The Arivaca mill has been purchased
by Mr.. Forman, mill man of expert
ence, who knows well how to get all the
valuables obtainRble contained in
piece of ore. The mill will be opened for
custom work, and, according to mining
man, will extract for the miner all there
is in his ore.
Road repairs have been in progress
for several days on hospital road. The
brush alongside has been cleared and
the trees trimmed. The Mexicans at
the work were inclined to devote most
of their time to long yarns and cigar
cites, with little work between. This wss
overcome by placing them very far
apart.
The two undertaking establishments
g day or two ago had each a coffin for
the same body. A woman had died
and her brother had ordered q ccffin at
one place of business. The undertaken
was TO be informed of the hour it was
wanted. The messenger did not return.
Meanwhile other relatives went 70 the
rival undertaken, and ordered a coffin, to
be sent at once. Undertaken Miller
complied with the instructions.
From Yuma J. Blitz, in from there,
brings report that the little city on the
Colorado is fourishing, and with every
prospect of extensive growth. Settlers
are coming in every day, purchasing
land and making homes. City property
is in good demand. One lot was sold
recently for $1,000 to Denver parties
They will erect q bank building there
and occupy it. Twenty new buildings,
residences, offices and business places,
are under way or about going up.
A. Redewill, the biggest piano rustler
in the territory, is not letting the grass
grow under his feet, while in this mu-
steal burg, He reports the sale of five
pianos during the last two days with
prospects of disposing of several more
before he leaves. At the pres mt rate
of increase, Tempe will soon be able TO