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

Observer Wetemore predicts DIR,
year for 1894.
Another bicycle has come to town
Sam Ford is the owner thereof.
The Arizona lodge of Workman have
initiated thirty three candidates ID the
past three months.
This afternoon at 4 O'Clock Charlie:
Bent YVES run away with and thrown tC
the ground. He was severely bruised.
Baseball was played at the new
grounds yesterday between picked mines
The score was seven TO three. The
grounds were excellent.
A Jolly party of a score of young
people walked out to the peak of the
Tucson mountain yesterday afternoon.
Hobos are still arriving and departing.
The latest instalment is a gang OF fifty
five. More are on the road. They
are supposed to have gone to Globe or
Bisbee.
The Phil Contzen survey party, in
northern Arizona and New Mexico for
the past six months, have returned,
having completed their contract.
Miss Rosa Solomon, one of the fsirest
of Graham county's daughters, IN Tue
son visiting friends for the past week,
has returned to Solomonville.
A special dispensatlon has been ex-
tended the Apache lodge of workmen,
permitting limitations for 81 so each to
the LIST OF April. A considerable in
crease of membership has resulted from
charge, in the past three months.
handsome drug store on his lot north OF
Keltenbach's store just as soon as the
lumber arrives. Every body seems to be
Bend Leader.
Last week, Professor Collingwood ad
dressed the students daily in morning
assembly on live topics. Professor
Tourney, who is on for this duty this
week lie giving very valuable
resume of the history of Mexico.
At Nogales, Sonora, ali extra COM
pany of regular Mexican infantry are
on guard around the custom house. 1t
is a so reported from there that the
Mexican soldiery are keeping a sharp
lookout for ''revolutionists."
Professor G. B. Collingwood is to give
bly, at the university. He should have
good audience Don't forget that the
Tina is o'clock, prompt. The subject
is Comparison of the governments of
England aud the United States"
TIDBALL.-Jan. 81. 1894, Cassius
Clayton Tidball, husband OF Josephine
a. and only son of Capt. Z. l.. and
Mary E. Tldball, 10 the 23d year of his
age. Funeral from his late residence,
ABB Fifty -fith-st., n. E. corner LexIng
ton-av., Wednesday, Jan. "a. at p. m.
Interment private. -Chicago Times
Arbor day, next Friday, will be
appropriately celebrated at the univer-
slty by tree planting after a full pro-
gram of exercises in assembly hall at
2 q. m. Addresses by the governor,
Chancellor Ford, President Comstock,
Professors, Tourney and. Collingwood end
bv students, with music and recitation
will make very interesting exercises.
Charles Leach, of Tombstone, was
found dead 10 bed at a hotel at Grass
Valley, Cal, this morning, He was an
influential and respected citizen of
Tombstone, long connected with Its in
terests. For several years be was q
partner in mining enterprise at Tomb
stone. He was also for some time super
intendent at the Grand Central mine.
At the opera house the next on the boards
is Daniel S1lly in The Millionaire" or
the 9th. At Los Angeles be will have
100 men on the stage in the strike scene.
This will be followed by the famous
"Chicago Quartette," on thu 14th, under
the auspices of the pew benevolent as
ISOLATION. Following this will be Rich
ards & Pringle's Ministries, with full
brass band, on the 18th OF March; and
Joe Grismer and Phoebe Davies in The
New South" on the 10th of March. The
Patti Rosa company expected here tne
Sd of February returned from southern
California via San Francisco, so they
will not be in Tucson.
One of the Papagos arrested yesterday
for stealing cattle of James Qninlan
and Msish & Driscoll did not do the
killing of the stock, and it is claimed
is not badly implicated in the affair.
This morning J. Roe Young, the Indian
agent at Sacaton; was in the city to
intercede for him. AS result Jose
Jaun, the Papago in question, may be
be released on bis own recogniZance.
Mr.. Young says that be is willing to DO
all in his power to bring the depreda-
tons against stock to an end. He says
he has plenty of reservation police and
that they are at the service of the
territorial authorities.
The music for the Lyceum ball will
be furnished by the Philharmonic
orchestra cf six pieces, and supper will
be served by Joe Soldini. The refresh
ments will be on the stage between the
hours of ii and T. On account of
several thefts on the night of the
teachers ball responsible. person has
been procured to attend to the dressing
rooms.
The volume of water carried down by
the new Allison canal is lovely sight
in parched Arizona. There is no reason
to believe the limit of the output of the
water has been reached. At the source
the wafer bubbles forth like artesian
water The fioods Of next year are ex-
pected to so cut away the old Warner :
lake bed that great Increase OF the
flow may be expected. The canal will
be enlarged to accom- modate it. At the
lower end of the canal 200 acres have
just been cleared of mesquite and re-
claimed from the waste lands. Another
large tract, OF 800 acres, is under pre-
pgrstIon for crops.
Tucson will have another church. II
will not be an elaborate affair, but will
do it's share Of good in the city. 1t is
intsnded for the ProtestRnts Mexicans
and is under the auspices of the Presby-
terian board of missions. The building
will be chapel and residence combin-
ed 1t will be of adobe. The location
will be at the coner of Alameda street
and Toole avenue, near the railroad
on lot ID, block 255. The building vii
be under charge of the carpenter of the
Indian school, and the boys at the
school will assist materially in the
work The interest among MexIcans in
the present services, conducted by Mr.
Shields, have been considerable enough
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