Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-02-10

| Inc cOGlOuNOOu trees are bursting
their buds.
Facts speak louder than words. Sim
mons Liver Regulator does cure bowe
disorders.
The passenger train from the west did
not arrive this morning till $50 o'clock
1t was delayed by a washout of minor
| Importance at Msricopa.
The Cosmopolitan for February
introduces a famous European author
to its readers-Valdes of Madrid, and
the artist Marold, of Paris, we'll known
i as a French illustrator.
Do not ruin the stomach which
chemicals, Simmons Liver Regulator
is purely vegetable and effective.
A blast on the north and south road
threw pieces of rock weighing quarter
of ton a quarter of a mile. The hole
for the blast was twenty five feet deep.
1t blew hill to pieces.
Tax collections are small The per
cent. provision, making the penalty the
same whether taxes are paid immedia-
tely after going delinquent or three
months thereafter has the tendency TO
defer payments to the eleventh hour.
The lowest bidders for carrying the
mails on routes to and from Globe, for
term of four years, beginning July l,
1894, are: ]. NJ. Lawrence, Kansas City,
Mo-, Route No. SSH, Florence to
Globe, at $500 per annum; and route
No. 6S,145, Globe to Camp Verde. at
1899: Z. Parr, Eustis Fla, route No.
6S, 146, Fort Thomas to Globe, at $500.
These bids are ell lower than the prices
paid for the present service.
The inconvenience of surveying in
the mountains of Arizona was striklngly
instauced by Surveyor Drummond, on
his recent contract 10 northern Arizona.
The channel of East Clear creek.
Cocopino county is an unbroken canyon
from 800 to 500 feet in depth. The
survey party wished to eros to the
other side at the line they were running
and had to travel 142 miles to get their
horses and SUPPLIES to the same section,
on the opposite side.
Building & Loan funds are again in
good demand. Last night premiums
we're I'D to $40. For several months
only the minimum has been realized
S35. The borrowers were j. 4. Nc
Clure. G. Gonzales and William Siewert
Stock loans were also made. A total
of 5000 was in demand last night.
Judse Wright offered $1,000 for the
property of Mrs. l. Girard, mortgaged
and in arrears to the association, but
the bid was rejected.
4 noted botanist from Cornell will
visit Prof sToumey of The university in
few weeks. and will remain here for
for the two months while the foliage of
the territory is 81 its height. Through
Prof. Tourney he has taken much
interest in Arizona plant life. He pro-
nounced a scale bug recently cent by
Mr.. Tourney as entirely new. The
professor il question is very wealthy
man, who has Lot drawn his salary for
years. He does his work for the love
of il.
Frank Howard, 10 Jail for perjury as a
witness in one of the many Parks cattle
stealing cases, having testified that part
of the hide was removed, whereas it
was not, goes to Yuma this week. The
supreme court affirmed the decision of
Judge Sloan in the matter. The case
sentence. This was eighteen months |
20, and since then he has done nothing |
but wait for the supreme court He |
will now 60 to Yuma for his full two |
years. Had he appealed after going to |
Yuma he would now be eighteen months |
ahead on his sentence.
A new trick is out with the hobos, to |
avoid the ever-vigilant police of Tucson. |
From bushes, place fsw days ago a |
tall man with an oysrcoat on bis arm |
and small one with a hand satchel |
we're noticed marching proudly by. |
Then heavy weight man with the same |
satchel and medium build one with |
the overcoat walked in the Same drec-
ton. Presently a third couple, with |
the same extras stalked by. The pro-
peTty was the common possession Of a /
gang of tramps at the stockpens. With |
it the police did not take them as
tramps. They walked downtown by |
twos with if. in safety.
Saturday night news arrived that the |
party in pursuit of the party who |
HualpaI Clark found tee body |
of the squa~ IN the party. She was
doubtless;of Kids party.She had feathers
of birds not found north of the Mexico |
line. She was killed in the engagement |
with Clark. l. is believed by Clark |
that one OF the bucks of the party is
otherwise they would never |
have abandon ID their dead. The pur-
suit is being continued. Nothing has
been heard from them since Saturday |
night. More news may be looked for |
tonight.