Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. W. 0. Davis leaves this evening for Phoenix.
 Frank Heney has returned from Washington.
 A party of bicyclists went to Lowell last night.
 The Montana cattle buyer, MT. Hol |, went to Wilcox last night, to see about loading some stock there.
 The Detroit Free Press IS out with a creditable illustrated page article on Tucson, written by MT. Stark.
 The advent of the pay car Saturday afternoon made lively business Saturday night among the merchants.
 The scale in the freight house at the Southern Pacific station has been moved to more convenient place.
 William Neal will erect a large two- etory adobe house at Oracle shortly. Work has already been begun.
 The children of the Episcopal Sunday school. picnicked today at Warner's old mill.
 Cash Perrin, 8 former popular Tuc- sonite, has now a good position in the Chicago detective service.
 The pay car got in this afternoon at 3 o'clock disbursiEg good many thou sand dollars smong Tucsonites.
 The Dodge health resort at Oracle is full with Tucsonites and others out there for the mountain air and cooling breezes.
 H. I. Brice, @ cattlemsn of Kansas very ill at the hospital year ago, last week underwent surgical operation in the east. He is now recovering.
 Professors Gulley and ColIingwood have returned from an overland to Phe- nix. They took samples of all waters CD route, for chemical tests as to fitness for irrigation purposes.
 Fred Fleishmsn, Harry Drschman, L.. B. Hayes, Nj. Lamont and J. J. Hill, Knights of Pythias now being held in Phoenix, left Saturday night.
 A dead steer IS liable to cause come ugly upsets soon. It lies near the first Silver lake road bridge, and frlghtens almost every passing horse.
 Twenty-one R. A. M. s psrtook of the banquet gwen to themselves Saturday night An enjoyable evening is report ed.
 Rodolfo Vssquez makes model pris- oner. He has been doing some detec- tive work for the guards. Some Of the time be is allowed to be in the jail of flee, which is very high honor to the inmates in charge of Sheriff Scott.
 Mrs. Carey, in Tucson with her in. vslId daughter year or two ago, has sent S5 each to organizations in which che was intereeted-the Bessie Edgar memorial guild, the Congregational Sunday school and the Tucson public library.
 The Kansas cattle buyers, Messrs. Nc Cusick and Hillburn, who have been on the San P dro for a few days have bought trainlosd of stock. The cattle are expected in Tucson for ship ment next Friday. The price paid is a secret.
 A brakeman named Walter Rupert had peculiar accident befall him last night. He was mounting an engine hanging on in ihe gsngway, in a new and narrow cut beyond Benson. A COW was in the cut and attempted to turr around, just m time to strike Rupert The young man was thrown from ths engine to the ground, and his head ane shoulders painfully injured. He is nov ID the hospital.
 The Masonic organizations of Tucsor expect to erect one of the finest build ings in Tucsop-a Masonic temple-il about three years. The commander, will then have fifteen shares of build ing and loan stock due, with which a To may be purchased, leaving good sum The chapter, the Blue lodge and tn com naodery, are all now about takInl building and loan stock By the tim the lot is purchased enough funds ma be obtained to erect 6 fine building.
 The road from the Old Glory mine t, Nogsles across the mountains. d,s tanoe of twenty seven miles, is bein, built. The work has been under way week. The supervisors allowed s3O from the funds of the Arivaca and Nc gales road districts. Nogales at on time promised s50O0 It IS therefor probable that the Old Glory company i contributing the balance. The road wi be big improvement for southern Ar zons and the county at large, thoug Tucson proper will lose trade throug it.