Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-16
c. T. Etchells is in receipt of large


ecutrix, against Larsena Scott.
Letters of administration were grant
ed Carmen de Campo this morning il
the state OF Laure Campo. The estat
is small-about $500.
A school apportionment of Sl169 wa
made over to the county superintendent
by the county treasurer today. 1t il
the last appointment for the present
school year.
A postoffice has been established a.
Goldfeld, the service TO be from Mesa
a distance of TWENTY-FIVE miles. The
new postmaster is Jeoediah @. Patter
son. George n. Adams has lately been
commissioned postmaster at ArIvalpa.
Tickets are selling well for the enter
tainment by the sisters school, and the
reserved sests are rapidly being taken.
Tne entertainment will close with two
&c play, of six scenes, entitled Seventh
Avenue
For distressing oppression and full
ness IN the stomach take Simmons Liver
The weather for the time OF the year
is moderate. A year ago the thern O.
meter was boiling up to 103, 104 and
los. Yesterday was an average tempe
rature, and the thermometer denoted
SO.
Premature badness NAV be prevented
and the hair made to grow on heads al
ready bald, by the use of Halls Neget-
able SicllIan Hair Remover.
The FIVE ponies for the 4th of July
race, best three in five heats, are now In
training, and Will show some swift move
ments. Chess Aldrich wants to make
race on the side betw cen his dock tailed
flyer and a fast animal owned by Alex
Mckay.
The new trees set out in the Work
mems cemetery are coming on thrlftll.
aud doing better than expected. Other
societies are watching the progress of
the trees and will probably do likewise
another year.
The result of Mr.. G. ID. Gibson's OBJ
servaticns in Paris, where he Is now
studying, will appear in Harpers Maya
zine as illustrations fer series of papers
On Paris life written by his friend Mr..
Richard Harding Davis.
The South ella Caual company is
again pulling together after The late
siege of panics and hard times financial
v. They will shortly settle all their
and about the LIST of
September will resume work on their
dam near Chrystoval.
The tanner below town is idle
present, blI SON wall start up on >
ampe OF a d In sheepskiHs. Tbt
ork pr, wing satisfactory a big order
s expected and to fill it all the sheep
kins obtainable, which In this county
s great many, will be purchased and
pre- AIRED for sale.
A privfte telegram from the grand
odge of Odd Fellows at Kingman says
hat Tucsonites came in for honors
here. z. P. Van Kuren was made de-
5uty grand master; j. j. Hill is grand
and Joseph Soldini is the new
yrand trustee. Hon. y. o. Morford of
Phoenix, was elected grand master.
Sunday a party of MexicaIs had
reg Of beer and convivial time beyond
he track. Lauro Campo was arrested
or shooting at another Mexican. Cam
10 and friends swore stourly, claiming
here was no pistol about him, his
brother, in his house or Ia any neigh
,or's house. He said the shots were
.ouple of firecrackers. Judge Scott did
lot coincide in these views and Campo
vas held.
q 1a
nents have been put in of late. The
nest monument in Tucson is that over
he remains OF the late William Flors-
eim. 1t is of pick marble, cut in the
orm of draperies, and a MASSIVE ahu
yquisite peace OF stone work. Other
r. utes to the dead have lately been
u in. at the graves of Frank Hughes,
ohm Hart, the son of Frank Milten berg
nd Engineer Allis, killed by the flood
{ the Cierega bridge. A fine mon
ment has been ordered for the late j. S.
lansfeld.
Fruit shipments from California will
70 begun shortly, in deciduous fruits
pples, pears, peaches and the like. The
prIcot shipments have been fair, and
re all the Arizona article, coming from
he Salt valley. From year to year, as
be Arizona fruit culture increases,
hipments of fruit ts Tucson, and sales
t five cents to a bit a pound, from
california, will grow beautifully less.
he shipments of tomatoes from
onora have been considerable this year
nd are feature likely to increase.
General Miles, one of the bravest
oldIers in the world, and a great favo-
lite with the people of Arizona, is now
of the division of the East,
nd is stationed at Governors Island.
lie is second in command of the whole
( the armies of the United States, and
'hen Gen. Schofield retires, in a year
r two it is expected, he will have com
lete command. An ex-soldier who has
cen in the field with Gen. Miles says
nat he differs from many officers IN
oipg to the heart of operations in per-
on, and seeing that the best is done
hen and how 1t should be-a matter
OF so easily done when a commander
safe and far away.
At the Old Glory gold property near
IrIvaca good work is being done by
liners in the development and opening
p of the property. The new buildings
re progressing rapidly. Captain Null
ms. manager OF the concern, is exp-ct-
d IN Tucson about the 18th. Superb
andent Gould returned this morni
rom DADver an san Francisco. whe
e has been purchasing machinery. ii,
ous h Hmalgamators, a Griffin nail, ii
30 horse power engine and boiler cor
aud other needed machinery.
he capacity, it is understood, will be
rom seventy five to ninety tons of ore
ay. The machinery will probably reach
be mill by July 1.
Bread and water for FIVE days, with a
otsl of fifteen Gays. was given Juan
Iavarro in the city recorders court this
Navarro is a chronic city
risoner, and has come to be known as
the assistant isilor." Four times in
be past month, with very short inter
ais, he has been before the recorder
jr drunkenness. After bis first SEN
eDce he was out three hours; the next
e was out twelve hours; the last time
e staId twenty-tour hours. Each pc
iod found him bilariOuslv drink He