Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-02-03

Taxes are coming in slowly at present
an average of one payment day, of
So each.
The Bicycle club is in receipt of a
billiard table for their new quarters, in
the postoffice block.
A frequent offender IN the petty
larceny line was yesterday arrested by
Constable Patterson of ella Bend, en- the
usual charge. He went with the con-
stable last night to ella Bend.
Letters of administration we're today
granted to James Lieurance In the
estate of his deceased brother, Elisha
L;eurance. The value of the estate is
$1,000.
A case intended for Judge Wood, an
examination for insanity, did not take
place this morning as intended. Judge
Wood saw the man ia jail, and refused
to hear the examination.
A lady drummer struck Tucson
yesterday. She registered "a. B.
Winter, Kansas City" and represents
spice house. Sne Was among the
merchants To-Day n a busnets Like
manner, and won their best opinions of
uer hOlllJlSS.
Fair prices were realized at Los
Angeles by James E. Tallmadge for
the five carloads of stock he took to
California last week. He says the
stockyards at Los Angeles are in
wretched condition-Dud being so deep
he had to pull steer out with horses.
For the sick room or weak stomache
nothing can exceli as an APPETIZER calls
foot jelly the genuine Dundee article
put up in MADEIRA Wine for sale at the
Tucson Grocer Co.
The committee having the decorations
in charge for the Lyceum ball, are
busy collecting material. An enjoyable
time is assured TO all who attend.
A new method of eniarging pictures
down at Buehman's attracts much at
tention. The work is accurate and
creditabie. The prices are moderate,
from s., including frame, upwards.
Olives in bulk, mince meat, fresh
fruits of any kind, choice candies fresh
vegetables for Christmas at the Tucson
Grocer Go.
Locations have been filed with the
recorder by B. L. MacNamara and John
Maloney, for the Moonlight and Lead
mines, in the Orc Blanco district.
A S55 saddele just completed at Villa
escusa's Is one IF the bandsomest that
ever made safe the seat of Arizona
rancher or vaquero. The stamp work
on it is artict aud varied, Of godnesses
and eagles and doves and the like. 1t
was made for Miguel Nunes.
Charles Roff expects to put in a |
telephone line to Nogales. He says it
may include the Hartt and Brown |
ranches, Arivaca and Orc Blanco. He
expects no difficulty in establishing al ]
exchange in Nogales.
Chas. F. Hoff is meeting with fair |
success in selling his new mill. He mas |
already taken orders for two outfits.
A peculiar accident befel Mr.. Thomas.
Captain Burgess's partner, recently. |
He was trimming a tree, and cut off |
limb of moderate size. The limb fell
end Gown, striking HIM on the wrist. 1t |
broke it. !
The ten-yAsr old daughter OF Mr.. |
residing 10 one OF the ad- |
d!tione lover the track" is i'll with |
dIptheria. The case itself is not alarm |
ming. Fears OF the contagIon are ex-
pressed, however. Two chi dren of Mir. |
died of the same disease |
four years ogo.
All these wishing TO become members |
to, act, assist. or a advance the interest |
of the Tucson Dramatic association |
would do we'll to send in their names |
or apply to Charles +. Hoff at
once, so that they may be all notified |
of the first meeting for organization.
Prof. F. A. Gulley, superintendent |
of Public instruction Netherton. Sec
creiary c. NJ Bruce and Herbert Ten |
ney, committee from the regents of |
the territorial university, were out yes
terday, to the experimental station, |
near Phoenix, on an official tour of in |
spection. 1t is understood that sew
eral of these stations are to be aban- |
doned, though the particular ones have |
not as yet been settled upon.-Gazette. |