Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
The usual gang of tramps came in last

night.
 A trainload of stock for Miller 6
 Lux, Bakersfield, go out tomorrow.
 Take Simmons Liver Regulator ir
 in youth and you will enjoy green ol6
 age.
 The late Lonergan place, corner oi
 Congress and Church streets, will be
 occupied by w. Felix in few days.
 Arizona has the best natural roads in the world. The drive to the line Is
 almost continually on smooth clean
 roads-in fact so good that they become
 monotonous.
 A dance will be given by the Pastime
 club at Reld's opera house Saturday
 night the 18th. Admission free, for
 ladies, gentlemen $l.00.
 A rose in the yard of Mrs. J. s. | Harding is large one and beauty.
 It is at least six inches in circum-
 ference. The coloring is very rich.
 It is now positively said that Adam Sanders will be candidate for the
 marshslship. Jack Taylor, with the Lonergan undertaking company, will also, it is alleged, be a,candidate.
 Tramps are reported from Casa Grande by merchant there as extra bad cases, thieving everywhere. They are headed this way. Officers will watch them here.
 A silver mine owner a few years ago said, when shutting down his property temporarily: "A silver mine can't get away" It would seem that the silver mines of Arizona have come pretty near getting away from their owners.
 A soldier who had deserted from the command at Fort Wingste was arrested at Flagstaff and returned to the fort. This is the second time that thls soldier has deserted within a year.
 Stock from the rodeos in southern Pima passed Tucson today for the ranches north of town. They are iu good flesh. In the late round-ups 120 men took part. They had 200 saddle | horses.
 The thriving town of Casa Grande is | now rising in it's ashes. They have in | the course of subscription S5000 brick | hotel. Lumber dealers and enterprising | people out of the town will also come | to the aid of Casa Grande, when they | see it in the way of helping itself.
 One of the best riders in Arizona is Tom Wills, once again of the San Pedro. Even good riders as he is do not escape | damage from broncos, however. Last week his animal fell on him, the horn of the saddle striking bis chest This IS his second accident. He was inj jured in California, while doing fancy riding.
 The sensational duel reported in Arizona papers as taking place recently Romero is denied emphatically, in letter from Guaymas received by Senor Carlos Velasco. Another letter to him from Juarez denies the report of sn attack on a custom house there last week.
 Pork packing was begun for O. F. Schumacher this morning, dozen or twenty porkers being laid away. Two hundred and fifty home grown pigs will be thus disposed of. MT. Schumacher is now in the Salt valley purchasing more. He expects to put down total of 750.
 A new carryall line has been put on, ,o the university. Four trips will be made day, two for students, two for ransients. The hours have not been et. Tickets will be sold, at the uni 7ersity, Mansfeld's. Fish's and Drach- nan's stores. Tickets, round trip, will 'e twenty-five cents to transients and fifteen cents to students. Ganzhorn & Harris conduct the line.
 Unless you have printed on your l, envelopes the number Of days you ] wish your letter held the postmaster, !, y a recent ruling, will hold it thirty \ lays instead of ten. This is important l o business men who do not want their etters detaIned over five or ten days : To avoid trouble the number of days ' he letter Is to be held should be onspicuously printed. The CITIZEN f ob office does fine printing. Much interest is being exhibited in Tucson in the formation of a strong ( ockey club. and the probabilities are hat a territorial racing circuit will e soon established. It is expected hat few of the old pueblo's flyers 7ill be sent over for the winter races 2 Phoenix, and the baseball and foot all experts of Tucson will also be attendants of the meet.-l s iazette. F Fine horses, blooded, thoroughbred i yers, pas. ed through Tucson his morning. The total value of the ot was S500,000. They were from the Ie lard Stanford stables, and are bound or New York, for sale at auction. The orses filled seven palace horse cars. F hey stood in what appears crowded . uarters. They were not taken out for 2 ring here. With the new track and 1 tables completed overland flyers will i oma in for exercise at Tucson. Tucson len admired the horses very greatly. q he stallion was valued at S50,000. f At the big South Gila dam work t i'll be resumed the first of the year. t he canal company has paid up all of Il ie debts due the workmen from the ,p tractors and have sufficient funds ( hard to resume work, which will be U ,ne Yext month on the dam. r verythirg is in tip-top shape for the Il rly compilation of this grand work. e ngiDeer J. Grouse, the irrigation D ,pert sent over from London to Il Iamine the project, sas greatly eased with it and the 1ork done. is report will be very favorable le for the company. I
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