Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Chicago.
I'D. Underwood returned this morn
inf from FL Paso.
F. B. Maldorado, the enterpriRlnI
marchant sf Casa Grspde, got IN on
freight Yesterday.
One dollar a year will cover your doc
tors bill if you take Summons LAYER ne
gulator.
Eugene Clapp, of Col. Mobiles Office
left this morning, on leave OF absence
for his home in Memphis, Tenn.
To counterfeit the desire for strong
drink take Simmons Liver Regulator:
According to Westher Observer Wet
more the rainfall in Tucson FOR July has
been a little less than half inch.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers is
the best, handiest, safest, surest, clean
est. most economical and sstlstac tory
dive ever invented. 1t is the gentlem en-
fayorite.
At San Xavier and east of there yes
terdsy very heavy rainstorm occurreo
1t made the ranchers happy
The sprinkling wagon hiss been ialo
up for repairs for the past few DAYS. Ii
will probably be started at distributing
moisture by Mr.. Morris, the contractor
in the morning.
The board of supervisors this after
noon at 2 o'clock settled with the bonds
men of the contractors of the Steven:
avenue bridge, for the new structure
The supervisors are pleased with the
bridge, and regard it IS we'll built.
Rain fell yesterday, not much. but
enough to convert clouds or dust and
heat that was a hundred or so into
grateful clear and cool atmosphere.
Probably tenth Of an inch fell during
the afternoon.
The funeral of Hon. Frank W. Walls,
register of the United States land office
here. took place yesterday at O'Clock,
Owing to the blockade of the railroad
no relations were present The services
were conducted by the A. .. U. w. and
Rev. Wilson.
All travellers to the Mammoth, Nogales,
Ouijotoa. Orc Blsnco or ArIvaca Will
find it to their advantage to stop at the
Occidental hotel where the stage Office
is located. Ali parcels or packages for
any O: the foregoing points can be left
at The Office and due care and attention
will be given them.
The Union ice company stocked up
for the occasion, and have an abund-
an.e If ice on hand. This The company
are anxious for their friends to know.
All they have to do is leave orders and
the ice will be forthcoming.
Four more electric lights will be
placed shortly, two 10 the south end OF
town and two in the north end. OF the
latter one will likely be placed on Ala
media street, the other on north Main
street. Several of the present lights
will be elevated materially.
The cattle belonging to San Pedro
parties, here awaiting shipment via the
Santa Fe. has been transferred from the
dry ranges to the succulent alfalfa fields
of the water company. Were 1t winter
instead of summer the stock would pro-
badly be moved on the hoof as far as
Deming.
Mr.. Santiago Ainsa came in from the
Tejitas last evening. He reports the
camp as moving slowly along In the
right direction. The Garcia mill will
coon be in readiness for operation.
When this is under way there Is every
reason to believe that the camp will Se
steady bullion producer.
At the meeting Monday night of the
Knights of Pythas the following newly
elected officers were installed: Nj. OF
w, B. L. Wcrthen; g. c., d. r. Ma
honey; V. c.. D. d. Burgess: p, U. A.
Hoff: K. of r. and s.. Harry Drschman;
M. of E., n. Goss; NJ. of F., J. j. Hill;
nj. at A. E. Drachman; /. g.. b. Craw-
ford; o. g., T. @. Church.
The Messrs. Allison have removed
their place of business FROM the corner
of Meyer and Congress street to the
south east corner OF Pennington street
and stone avenue. The facilities for
doing business at the new stand are
superior to those at the old place and
patrons Of the firm will reap the benefit
Of these advantages. All orders deliver
ed IN person or by mail will be promp-
tly and faithfully attended to. lw
Mr. Tom Davis, who came in from
Kenilworth yesterday, reports that when
in the vicinity of the old Picacho sta
ton be was overtaken by one OF the
worst storms he ever experienced. The
rain fell like deluge and flooded the
country two feet deep. He was coming
in with double buggy and heavy wa
Ron drawn by four mules, but he had to
abandon the buggy at the station and
also wait the return of daylight before
be dared venture withEthe heavy team.
He reports thnt it also rained violently
on the San Pedro.
Next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
another horse race will be had at Silver
lake, the sequel of the race OF 4th of
July. The winner raked in three cows,
t. horses and s35 in cash OF the last
race, 30 he now feels that he can stand
a stakes of five cows, wagered on the
contest of next Sunday. Another Mex
lean has matched a COW pony against his
flyer. The race will be for single half
mile dash. Great enthusiasm is ex-
pressed amoung Mexicans on the ami
mails, and good race is confidently ex-
pected.
On Monday Judges Baker and
Beshuue wired from Los Angeles to
Judge Rouse TO meet them In Prescott,
for a sitting of the supreme court.
Judge Rouse started at once. He went
by way of Phoenix. Judges Franklin
an Barnes who have cases before the
court did not go for the reason that they
believe no court can be held till the
next regular term. This state of affairs
was produced blythe inability of the
Judges to reach Prescott and open
court on the day set for that purpose.
Should it, however, be decided ether
wise, attorneys from Tucson will pull
out" as soon as advised of that fact.
Business is paralized in Tucson. 1t
never was worse than 1t Is today and
collections were never harder to make.
At least one third of the white popula-
ton in Tucson are railroad people and
since the commencement of the present
labor trou bles they have bought moth
ING beyond their immediate necessities
and In fact, this appears to be the
general disposition of nearly every one
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