Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.

D. Memo, OF San OlogO, uibine lhoH
is In from trip to the hills.
Selim Nicholson, in Tucson for a few
dave, returned to Phoenix last night.
Nervousness is from dyspepsia. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator and be cured.
Local freights are arriving in large
Miss Lulu NJ as will leave tomorrow
evening for Los Angeles, for the sum-
mer.
Master Lionel Shlbell is having a
pleasure trip in La Osa, with his friends
the Finley boys.
The steam laundry company have just
received an additional machine for their
plant. They are doing paying bust
ness and turning out good work.
For wakefulness, weakness or lack OF
energy take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Surveyor General Manning and Leo
Goldschmidt left this morning for
Mexico, to view the work done on gold
and silver properties there owned by
General Manning.
Mrs. G. r. Drake and children and
evening for pleasure trip in Los An
geles.
At the railroad some of the old en-
ployees have been reinstated. Among
them are Mike Moore, conductor; Chas.
Roller, conductor, ana Mr.. Thrumm,
engineer.
James Crowley has returned from a
business trip in Deming and Colorado
points. He saw SINE Of the mining
riots up in the Centennial state.
If you are melancholy or down with
the blues you need Simmons Liver Re
gulstor.
The sheriff duties of Pima county are
now done with the aid of the omnipres-
ent bicycle. Sheriff Scott took ten
miles trip this morning to serve some
papers.
Fred Holmes has been debarred from
the Nogales- Tucson bicycle race, being
a professional on the strength of having
raced on a money wager made by him
self.
If you would be rid of chr md fever
take Simmons Li-eI r sui lpr.
Res az, rs { hr s-ea register TO
be is u i this ,s.. rr iJact IN ade to
the extent Of 20J f.. @1n. tne last
registration was or 800 u :. :, 8nc
this year it will be aLC ut the NE. |
The round up of cattle at Robes
ranch was instituted yesterday after
noon and il is expected good many
cattle will be started this way 10 conse
quence.
WalkeT Rupert, brakeman injured
by singular collision with con in a
railroad cut from the side of an engine,
who has heen in the hospital for several
week, is back at his work again.
The hide of the "73" brand cleaned
and prepared for riatas by Papagos,
having been taken from a steer stolen
from Maish & Oriscoll, from which the
brand was cut for evidence against the
thief, was subsequently burnsd. The |
Papsgos feared it would further incrim-
il ate them, as indeed it would.
Not alone the Paragos are guilty of |
tie killing of stock on the ranges. Near
town, within eight miles of Tucson,
hides have been found and parts of Car
cases, 1T by thi-ves after taking so
muCh of the meat as they wanted. The |
thieves evidently elong in Tucson. No |
arrests have been made.
On the new Ncgbles- Orc Blanco road |
sixty men have been of ia.e engaged, /
working from the Nogsles end. Five /
miles of hard road has been done, at |
an expense of, it is estimated of $1,000. /
The road is partially made from the |
Orc B.anco end. The hard work is six |
miles across the mountains through hills |
and rocks.
The Indian school have in prepare
ton d cantata. TO be given late in June,
About n8lf the school, or nearly hun /
dred children, will participate. Anoth-
er school entertainment, to begin the /
26th, is in preparation by the manage
ment OF st. Joseph's academy.
The question of the taxing of national
bank stock in Arizona will be tried in
the district court the 25th of this month,
when the case of Pima county vs.. the /
Consolidated National bank will come
up. Judge Wright will appear for the
bank and District Attorney Hereford
for the county.
Election of officers OF company Z,
Tucson militia, was held Sunday even
ing. The elected are as follows: J. M.
Trayer, captain; Eraclio Hutton, first |
lieutenant; Ignacio r. Riesgo, second |
lieutenant; first sergeant, Joaquin Va
reils.
j. NJ. Fair, interested In the Rillito /
ditch enterprise, left this morning for
New York. He expresses confidence in
the abundance of water at the canal
site. The late work has been on
surveys and maps. Mr.. Fair expects to
renew operations e6rly this fall. Al
ready good deal has been expended
for work there.
The territorial beard of equalization
this year, at their session in Phoenix
day or two ago. says Judge Satterwhite,
returned from there, made few unim-
portant changes in the assessing Of rail-
roads. In fact no cha g>s shatever
were 'n'A e. cepi {. . IA IT, of
small - r0e tOachs county, |
which i IS fallen l. i" i u "a aud WAS as
sessed at half e :u- # year ago.
Inspection of IT, j aeon 81 boys"
was done last night, 10y Major Lewis.
The ID company was Out with over /
twenty men and the Z company with |
several more. Both companies made /
an excellent showing in the manual of |
arms. 1t is expected that Maior Lewis |
will make a favorable report of the /
Tucsoi. companies. Major Lewis Is q
Phoenix man, detailed by the sdiutant
general for the work. The inspection
was tlrst ordered by the secretary OF /
war he appointing Major Bainbridge, a
regular army officer. The government
making no appropriation for his expenses
the appointment was withdrawn. Major |
Lewis Was then appointed and he is
psyiog his own expenses.
A number OF Tucson ladies' have vol |
unteered to conduct an ice cream social |
IL the city park on the afternoon of the |
4th of July, the proceeds to be for the |
Purchase of more benches for the city |
park. The recent concerts in the park |
have shown great deficiency in bench |
es, ant the grass beng damp of nights |
the audience NJ at keep walking and |