Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-02-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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OF large quantity Of boxes in shook.
Numerous we'll laden freight wagon
have left the city this week for tn
surrounding mining camps.
Two carloads Of fat stock leave with
In the next twenty-tour hours for Lo
Angeles, consigned by Maish & Driscol
A large quantity of periodicals AM
reading matter has been contributed Il
the prisoners in jail by Miss Pomeroy.
Wheeler & Perry's copper mine q
Silver Bell, the Young America, will
furnish some ore for the smelter shortly
Work will be begun at once.
Drawing are being made in Los Ange
les on proposed block in Tucson tina
will be very creditable to the city.
1t is reliably reported that work vii
be resumed on the Dawson canal, OF
canal, on the RillIto about the LIST o.
February.
The assessor will begin his work il
February this year, instead of March
as in previous years. The last legis
lature passed law fixing the date
one month earlier.
Trees are being set out numerousl,
about the city. Upper Main street anC
the new residence properties near the
school house come in for many young
shade trees.
The block near the San Xavier hote
owned by l.. G. Radulovich Is under
going extensive repairs.
Editor George Meek of the Florence
Tribune is in the city. George is good
newspaper man and has lots of friends
in Tucson.
The Vienna band, of fifty pieces, one
OF the finest musical organizations in
the world, passed through Tucson to
the Midwinter fair Tuesday night.
Vincent, son of ]. V. and Mamie c.
Paul, died yesterday afternoon, aged fif-
teen months. The funeral took place
at 3 p. m. today. from the family resid-
ence on north Main street.
The proposed novel race between
Jack Bolyn's unframed colt and George
Secocans flyer looks like 60. Bolyn
will begin training his colt tomorrow.
The horse has been out once before and
was very fast. 1t comes of good stock
Bolyn will hold to his big wagon but is
afraid the other man will back down.
Nose Green the colored porter of the
Orndorf house up to the time of his
arrest, who was taken to Tempe and
escaped from jail, has been recaptured,
at Casa Grande. Nose now occupies
his old quarters in the Tempe Jail.
where he is chained to the floor, hand
cuffed, and has man standing guard
over him.
From S. S. Mcclure, Limited, New
York City. Robert Louis Stevenson
and Lloyd Orbourne will begin publca-
ton in McClure's Magazine for Febru-
airy of their new novel, "The Ebb Tide"
1t is tale of the South Seas Astounding
In dramatic situations and adventures,
and 1t has been very effectively illnstrat-
ed by Alfred Brennan.
A very enjoyable card party was
given by Miss Horton, at her home on
Stone avenue last evening Her guests
were Mesdames Knapp, Teede, Horton,
Billiard and Armstrong; Misses Sylvia
and Fioydie Kennedy, Horton, Peoples;
and Messrs. johnson, Van Kuren,
Anderson, Noonan and Hotel.
Thomas E. Hughes has been made
floor director for Tomorrow nights
masquerade and he has secured the
assistance of L. F. Allen and E. p
Van kuren, which is a guarantee that
the floor work will be well attended to.
1t is hoped that at least 500 VIII be
cleared by the party as then the trus-
tees will be able to secure one hundred
new books. Let it be understood that
none will be debarred from the floor
after the grand march. 1t will not be
necessary for you go masked that you
may have good time.
Numerous drummers are in the city
of late.
At the water works unless rain comes
soon pumping will be resumed.
A Hittinger is in receipt of quantity
Of shade trees, for the improvement of
his property on Main street.
Some betting was done in Tucson on |
fight, generally giving odds |
or Corbett. The shortness of the |
,Rttle was surprise to many.
The fortunate man who secured $500 |
through Sam Drachman's agency is a
lieutenant at Fort Huschucs. The
money went into good hands.
Strangers, health and climate seek
rs, have finally been driven to the
'almy southwest for a respite from the
lgors of the eastern winter. Of late
hey have come more and more hume
ously. This morning five registered at
me hotel.
The French restaurant is about being
emoved to upper Congress street. next
be telegraph Office. An increased
BUSINESS will doubtless result.
The old baseball rivalry is being
evived. The talk is now of a game
nth the Stringtown club for the 22nd
February, at the new driving park.
'ractice will be instituted Sunday.
tucson retains most of the baseball
mber of last summers club.
The masquerade grand march begins
his evening promptly at $50 o'clock.
III the turks, monks, princesses, indians,
buckskIn, Chinese ladies and other
npossibilities will walk around TO- {
ether. Tonight's occasion promises to
e one of iollity unadulterated.
Cattle buyers, Con O'Neill of Goshen.
al, and L. ID. Whit, of VisalIa, are {
ew arrivals. They will purchase two s
,ainloads OF feeders If satisfactory
rices are namad. Some of the stock
len are already looking out for the =
entlemen. They went out today to :
lew Maish & Driscoll stock. {
Policeman Estrella has been relieved t
ON assisting in the protection of the t
ty. At police committee meeting
st night the evidence showed he had
zen negligent in his duty, in being off 7
lty one night without the consent of l
Ie city marshal. Robert Paul better 5,
lown as ''young Bob Paul, was ap- =
'inted to the position. He is a
.orougly competent man, and will
,ep good order in Tucson of nights. n
Tramps are now all migrating q
many of them doubtless the Q
me who passed through eastward D
sptember. This morning twenty II
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