Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-09-23
8 federal grand jury meets tomor-

l. The federal grand jury meets tomor-
row.
Today was Yom Kippur, the holy day
of the Hebrews.
Cattlemen will take advantage Of the
rodeos to get stock out for shipments.
Heavy rains are reported by railroad
men between Ell Paso and Deming.
S. M. Franklin has removed his law
Office from the Pearson block to the old
Office of F. III. Hereford, corner of
Pennington and Meyer street.
The new map Of Pima county, pre-
pared by George Roskruge, is expected
from the engraver next week Mr..
Roskruge says he will get $500 copies.
The general business depression is
felt in Sonora, and the smuggling of
Tucson merchandise to there is at tie
minimum of late. Almost no smugglers
i are coming to this city of late.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is uni
formly successful in coloring brown or
black. Hence its great popularity.
A Meyer street small boy died last
night from the effects, it is claimed, of a
bite from some water deniZen, received
year ago while waGing, and from
which he has since been suffering.
From Mammoth John Kurdson, in
from there, lis that sinking is being
done at the Mohawk, five or six men be-
ing employed. They are much in need
of lumber, which, owing to the bad |
roads, is understandable.
HoUsToN's HACK.-Finest hack and |
promptest Service in the CITY. Day and |
night to all parts. Makes all trains. |
Make no mistake and telephone for |
Houston.
Some lively shooting in town last |
pight was heard. 1t was done by a boy /
shooting a mad dog. The boy was ar
rested for shooting in the city limits,
but in view of the circumstances was
released.
A shipment of cattle is being made
up by Fred Mash. who left for the
Maish & Driscoll ranches yesterday. He
will gather up a irload each of fat
steers, cows and calves. These he will
take TO the Los Angeles market. He
hopes to make a market at Los Angeles
for regular shipments OF stock this fall.
The band concerts by the Philhar-
monies will once again be feature at
the city park of Thursday evenings.
The first of the new series will take
place tomorrow night. The band has
done faithful practice work and play ex-
cellently. Several new selections will
be played tomorrow night.
A social will ba held on the lawn of I
tee Methodist church Thur-day even
ing. Ice cream cake, coffee and other
good things will be furnished. Some
literary exercises will be prepared. Rev.
2. A. Downs and wife will be present
md will be glad to meet thsir friends.
All are invited TO attend.
DIED-In this city, at ten minutes to
light o'clock this morning, Anthony |
7 anAlstipe, aged thlrty-four years. The +
deceased has been a sufferer from con-
umptIon for the past two years, and
turing the past two months has been S
lept to his room. He was an exemplary /
,itizen, and generally respected. The /
deceased leaves a wife and two little i
,irls.
Some fine rock was brought in from
he Gunsight country yesterday by
,olored prospector. The gold is free
nd abundant, and he claims to have <
,ood deposit OF it. Phil Schaaf has re-
urned from his mines at Gunsight. He
'rings in some fine copper-silver-eold Z
ock. He also has some good gold sam
les He says the mill there is doing 7
othing, and prospecting is not being
one to any extent. Water in the 3
tanqes" is nearly gone. Cattle are fat =
nd feed is good.
The Tucson schools are the first in s.
he territory to adopt the new school
ooks. The pupils are now supplied
nth the new books complete except the
rawing books. Principal Tully has
usbed the change with commendable al
apidity. The work OF exchange and .
upply of the new works has been coz
ucted with small profit by j. S. Mans Il
I'D. Mr.. Mansfield says the profit on G
be books all goes to Chicago and New ts
'ork. The publishing concerns allow h
i'm but ten per cent for the work Of
the books and selling the al
anne at intr ductory prices. In addi- p
ion he will have the work Of shipping
be old books obtained by exchange to T
be publishing companies. He says -
here is no profit in the business for L
i'm till February next, and then the W
rst supply will long have been made. Il