Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-16
LOCAL NEWS

up once again In few days.
Another batch of tramps struck Tue
son la t nigGt.
Some Johnson grass has grown eight
feet high at the Stevens ranch since
July 10.
Next Monday is Rosh Hashona, the
Jewish New Year, the year being
1854.
Wild hay, bright aud of excelleur
qualitS is being offered for ssle ABOUT
town at moderate prices.
Cattle Inspector Aguirre is again at
his Duties with no trouble and none 10
sight.
Bicycle riders are careful OF late TO
have their machines housed OF Mig U.s.
Malicious youth have taken 10 putting
pms drought the tires to the great
detriment of the same.
The first number of the new Spanish
psper. La Juventud. appeared this morn
ing. Ii is four pages, three columns e
the page. printed at the FIontlerlzo
Office.
Mrs. Milne 9 resident of Tucson for
several years, going east after the deatn
of her husband, of consumption has
since succum bed to disease herself.
She died IN North Carolina.
MARR1ED-At Judge Woods Office
last nl bit, the judge otic atiny. Char e.
W. Mccoy of Texas, aud Miss AID +
WI it ield of San B-rna cdino, california
M. Mccoy Is q railroad man.
The electric light company gives no.
tioe that should 1t become becessar!
from any cause to shut off the lights.
thre. blasts OF the whistle will be blown
1.-TWO short and one long, fifteen min
utes, if possible, before the engine Is
stopped.
The Tucson ball club was defeated
vest .rd ~ by E. Paso, the score standing
Is to /, making three stra ight games
TAX 20 from Arizona by the PROFESSIONAL
of FL Paso. No amateur CLUB IN the
west can be9. Arizona in three-gam
bout for money or ch ak. Tom osCon-
will help swell the purse that will do
the lalking.-Prospector.
The bicycle ordinance now means
something. Last night Policeman
Roche sped two Tucson young m n.
Jean Drake aud Pete E5chels, riding
faster on Meyer street than the oil
nance permitted. They paid fire OF
81 to tn. recorder this morning. q ose
Casia. for turaIng a corner without ng-
ing, came up for hearing late this af.sr
noon.
E. G. Saunders a fireman in the
Southern Pacific and Miss Maud Sey-
Aoy NV
Rev. Howard Billman. Charles Strau IS
acted as best man, and MISS Ferrin as
bridesmaid. Iutlmat. friends of the
contracting parties were present at tie
marriage ceremony. The CITIZEN ex-
tends best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs.
Saunders.
A piece of rock at Congress street
store is surprisingly heavy. The piece
is silver that will assay in The thousand
of dollars. 1t is det ,ched piece and
it is claimed much more can be removed
with pick. The lucky ownec does pot
divulge the whereabouts of this won
derful property, more than to say it is
Pima county and not many miles from
Tucson.
The mining interests of Hon. ". G.
Davis are far reaching. Says the st.
Johns. (Apsche county, Herald: W. c.
DAVIS and others are sinking shaft on |
q gold and silver bearing ledge, some
seven or eight miles south of St Johns. |
1t rs low grade rock. but they propose TO |
go down fifty or SIXTY feet with tho hope
that il will improve with depth. The
Herald wishes their hopes will be more
than realized.
On the lake of late some nimrods, in |
ignorance OF the game law as pertaining |
to wild ducks, have watched a mum Ger :
OF the fowl, fat and tnothsome. Fl lat |
beaut fully about all unmolested, bein z |
fearful of violating some law r lative to |
these aerial wanderers for far-away |
cIimes. There is no law against the |
killing of wild ducks of any kind 10
Arizona.
An agent is now in the city in the IN
terest of a Dsnver building and loal
associst ON, making a eclalty of bust
Ness with Chinese. The agent has his
owe Chinese interpreter al nug, and has
do)e a good business in Tucson. lie
gets 81 d share as lis commission, and in
the past two years has OBJ a.ue 10000
subscribers. He has been here several
nays ouO Olo SOOd OuSiAocS VIII uC |
son lestIals.
Captain Jack Burgess yesterday re-
ceived nctlfi "a in from the Trench
m ne, at Il .rshav, that another fine
BODY of lead-sllver ore has been s'ruck.
Captain Burgess says be has ninet -en
nan working at the Trench. For the
past two months, owing ID rains, The
roads have b-en impa sable to tn rail
road. 10 the last few Gays the road WAS
reopened and shipping of ore is again
beng done.
A Chinsss gardener has been meeting
tri lis of patience. just previous t
t last Dig raIp, at considerable ex-
pense, "cost heap money" hs had a
levae built along the Sat ia Cruz. The
wo'k had not been completed an bur
before another flood carried it ut.
With considerable persistence an -
good deal of ana hemas on bis f cd cd
the celestial has put another leve IN
place, completing the work yesterday.
Some pears left at the CITIZEN office
this morning b. j. NJ B,rg9r, grow. 10
his orchard at San \ .vier, are m irvels
in beauty, siZs and q 4vor. Nothing
better in pears could grow. Mr. Berger
also brings 10 a branch OF second crop
peaches that are unusual. The branch |
lungs numerously laden W tn tiny
peaches rs large as hi k3ry nuts, but !
ripe and Of normal color. The first crop
were full-size peaches. The quee
second growth have name by the =
Mexicans. They call them "albsrchi- ,
gos."
The examinations at the county y
Office resulted in but I
1ne of the applicants passing. f.
Black, of Tubac County Superb
tend .Dt Wood says the arithmetic exam q
nation was far too long r ninety mIu-
ltes' work Indeed II took o e of Ia I
examiners, who is first rate mathema- z
,ician, two hours t. do the WORK, and I
hat with text book. Superintendent
W God says that, outside of al hmetic, o
he never had four app icants pass better a
and scores Of certificates