Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-29
It was 8 misquake yesterday.

Hose at the Machinery Depot.
 A. H. Marratt of CabRbi is at the
 Colin Cameron was observed this morning in the Court House nelghbor hood.
 Clark Looney will leave tomorrow evening for visit to his home at Paris Tennessee.
 Hon. George W. Cheypey of Tomb stone spent Sunday in Tucson and Will remain for day or two.
 7 Assesser Levin is today placing 8 value upon the stocks of the Chinese stores.
 Miss Roland, teacher in the Indian school of one of the reservations ID the northern paat of the Territory, is in the city for few days.
 The old squaws who stand in front of the store entrances and squeak out lowe yer;" lowe yer;" lowe yer" are not asking for credit.
 Bishop Kendrick of New Mexico will a week from next Sunday administer the rites of Confirmation ip the Epis- copal church.
 Ths CITIZEN is turning out these days scne job work of which any office may 3 Eel proud. It cannot be equalled ln Arizona.
 Miss Eloisa Brown, about 17 years of age, died last evening at o'clock at her > home on Stone avenue after an illness of four months.
 Philip Constans will leave tomorrow morning for Prescott, where he will be joined by the party who are to make the government survey of 100000 acres ID that vicinity.
 The public schools will close on or about May 26 when graduation exercises will be held and diplomas presented at the high school, being the first occasion Of the kInd in the history of Tucson. fRoadmasters Smith, Cassanega, Soto hd SorreIls are ordered today by the Board of Supervisors to set about the work of repairing the roads of their re- spectIve districts.
 A. F. Rule received today despatch from pr. OdeTmatt cOntaing the sad intelligence that the latter's father had dIed and his mother was sinking rapidly. The doctor will not be able to return for over a week.
 Charles W. Pugh, publisher of the Wilcox StockmRn, Is in the city. MT. Pugh gets out a good paper and one that is appreciated by the residents of Sulphur Springs valley.
 Miss Laurette Lowell left th,s uS.rning to assume her duties at Chi <Eigo as a member of the committee CD ceremonies of the national board of lady managers of the Worlds Fair. She will remain In Chicago uatil next October residing at the Palmer House.
 A Congress street saloon keeper has discovered trait common to a majority of hfs patrons and the flies. Both love beef As bait to his traps for the latter he has tried sugar. syrup, gum and other sweets, but nothing attracts them like few drops of beer.
 An hour spent in the cool of one of thesS moonlit spring evenings upon the piaz4a of the hotel at Silver Lake with in easshot of he refreshing fall of the waf4r and the chirping of the deniZens of Se fresh foliage, with nothing in the way of insectivorOus pest to annoy, IS an hour delightfully."- spent, and one well worth travelling the few miles distance.
 The substantial figure of s. R. De- Long, Tucson's first mayor, appeared on the street yesterday he being in from Dos C4bezass where he is engaged in mining. His old friends say he is lcok- ing younger than a dozen years ago. Certain it IS be has become quite man of fashion. Many of the young bInods can get pointers on style by keeping their eyes an Mr DeIJOnp
 In the case of of Horace F. Collin, vs. Canada del Gro mines yesterday afternoon, the jury returned a verdict fSr the plaintiff, In the sum of 65.S0. A motion to set aside the judgment Q and verdict was filed this morning by the defendant and will be brought be- fore Judge Sloan tomorrow. The costs in :he suit up to date are S130.10. The amount sued for is but S85.
 Theodora Marstelar who has been for the last three years drug clerk at pr. George Martins apothecary has bought out drug sore at Nogales and removed there last Saturday. "Mr. Marstellar" says Dr. Martin ''is the best druggist have ever had in my employ, He holds certificates from the boards of examiners of both New York and Brooklyn, He is an honest trustworthy man and @ thoroughly competent chSaist."
 Several hundred spectators were at tracted yesterday by the running race >wh-ch took place in the afternoon on South Main street on the Silver Lake road. The contesting horses were owned by Mrs. Mathilde Beckrup and Trinidad Chanavello. IT. was an un- gallant thing to do but the big gray horse of the latter was urged to best the other by less than length. The ex- cltement was as intense as the race was close Although the actual stakes of the race were but S20 there was much out side betting and besides coin several COWS, bulls, yearlings snd ponies slept last night in strange quarters.
 unsuccessful attempt to break into
 Meal & Morse's Delta saloon was made last night. A pane of glass was broken of the window in the rear which faces Maiden Lane and the catch pulled. The window being otherwise fastened refused to open. The perpetrators then, it appears, went boldly to the Congress street door where another pane of glass WAS broken and the latch loOsened. The door, however, had been locked ard the key removed so that entrance was not feasible. Since their place was broken into 8 few weeks ago the proprietors have taken extra precautions to prevent a repetition. Hence the attempt last night WAS fruitless.
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