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

the Orndorff.
Tuceon has received a carload OF
oranges this week. They came from
Sonora.
A hoist fer use of the Mammoth COM
PAW. at the Collins mine. is now Ia
preparation at Gardiner IL Wofthens.
Robert Wood, line rider under ex
Collector Christ, is in the city for visit
of few days.
Leo Goldschmidt has been appointed
library trustee vice j. S. Mansfield,
deceased.
The new driving park bids fair to be
a profitable investment. Yesterday
receipts, all expenses deducted, Melted
over 500. This, half a dezsn times
year, is a good return on S2oUU.
The public school was closed today,
not beng opened for a single day after
yesterdays holiday. The university
was open today. All Work possible ls
being done there.
In Prescott a few days ago the mer-
curry was seven degrees below zero.
There is thirty-ive or forty degrees
difference between the temperature of
Prescott and Tucson. Arizona has
big range of latitude.
The ball game yesterday afternoon
was a creditable affair. Up 10 the
seventh inning not score was made
Then Tucson run IN four and were
followed with three by the opposition.
The strigtown club can play bail, even
il they do blow out the gas.
This morning at o'clock train west
bound, Jack Taylor, conductor, had
mishap at Cienega. A car jump d ihe
tract, doing damage enough to require
the wrecking train. No one was hurt.
The wrecking crew, just returned from
the Yuma wreck, we're at once sent on.
The Courier's telegraph bill is bare'y
offset by its city subscription list. The
subscription price to a paper is hardly
a drop in the bucket toward paying
running expenses. Still there are peo-
pie who think that newspaper Will
suspend business if they order their
paper stopped.-Courier.
Attention is called to the advertis
ment of the Tucson undertaking assCcla-
ton, which appears on the fourth page
of this issued. The Association Is
under the direction of Mr.. 4. Taylor 81
expert undertaken and embalmer.
Parties in need af his services Gill find
him efficient and prompt in his atten-
tion. Rates lowest.
The following is from the Prospector,
relative to the newly-appointed receiver
of the land Office: "Dr. Monk of Los
Angeles hiss had a relapse and his
brother, e r. Monk. is still with him.
He will not return TO Arizona until his
brother has recovered beyond all
danger
The following books have been taken
2529 Explorations on the Mexican
Border" by Bartlett; and Nc. 1854
"The Mary lous CITY. by Coggings. The
books are for reference only, and the
person having the same is requested to
return them.
Jndge Sloan will probably act on no
more cases under his present jurisdic-
ton. At Tombstone few days ago b
deferred cases, and unless somethiGZ
unexpected happens he is not likely TO
act on any more in TGcson. Court viii
convene here next on the 18th OF March.
Judge Williams will likely have quail
fed by then.
The Stringtown bail club GO 20
Tucson yesterday morning, day ahead
OF the time expected. A ractice G ana
was played at the park yesterday. ard
the Sc ies of games began today.
0 wing TO the la .eGess of the occasion
the CUTIzEN is unable to give the results
of this afternoon game. II is safe t.
say, however, that it WAS victory for
Tucson.
o. w. o. Hartman, Sheriff of Tyler
Co., W. Va appreciates good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. he
was almost Frustrated with cold when
be procured a bottle of Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy. He says: 1T gave
me prompt relief. l find it to be an H.
valuable remedy fer coughs and colds"
For sale by
F. FLEIsHMAN, Druggist.
TRUSTEES" at the court house lawn
have several times made breaks to get
at large, generally to be returned
This prac ice will probably be stopped.
This morning Domingo LarraGuebuei
was sentence to six months In Jail and
fined $500 by Judge Culver. a month
agp be abandoned his work and took
10 the Santa Cruz bottom lands. In a
few days be was returned.
Shot guns will be in order at tia
y MON Park grounds from 10 a. m. til
5 p. NJ. tomorrow. Several of the boys
have old grudges to settle, and the
pigeons viii have to suffer. a prize of
one hundred loaded shells is offered by
Boo Harrison to the gentleman break
ing the greatest numb of blue rocks
during the day: Who will get away
with the shells? Odds are offered on
Ben Crawford aud Chas. Hood.
The entertainment and dance under
the auspices of the @. A. K. last night
was a pleasant affair. The musical
features under the dictatorship of Prof.
FOss we're good. The military band
played, aud continue TO show improve
mem. Taa dance began at 10 O'clock
and was very enjoyable. Probably mora
dancers were % the floor than IN any
coca ion of the season excepting the
teacherss reception.
The result of the com petition base
ball game st the Union Park grounds
this afternoon between the StriogtOwn
nine Of Tempe aud the Tucson nine. re-
81 ID in favor of the latter by a score
of to 3. Smpkins of the StcIngtown,
attributes their defeat to the dexterty
Of the Tucson boys IN pitching curved
balls around the corners Of our crooked
streets. Bah for Tucsoni The boys
stand pat o. any proposition you tie
than to. No admis ION will be charged
for ladies tomorrow.