Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.

A large quantity of mattr, sees have
arrived for the Indian school.
E. E. Ellinwood, the live young Unit
ed States attorney, hrs returned from
attending court at Florence.
Another fine boy arrived at the home
of Stephen Aguirre, of Arivaca, FORM
erly of Tucson, on the 9th ult.
Two Mexican women had hair pull
ing last night in Barrio Libre. The re-
corder fined them IS for using foul lang
usge. Three DRINKS will do work IN
the city park.
Ice will be sold in Tucson this year
at a cent and half a pound, both the
artificial and shipped article.
A drunken man yesterday threw
stones at some children. Recorder Con
nell gave him five days this morning.
The smelter is billed to start up to-
morrow. 1t is probable, however, that
the Reitz-Canada del Orc lawsuit will
d. la operations.
The Reiiz Canada del Orc case is
making slow progress IN the district
court. 1t may not be ii slshed this
week.
The much-desired cattle buyer, j. NJ
Holt. will be in Tucson ere long-about-
the lst of May, it is said-and will pur
chase stock in large numbers.
A Mexican named Chato has been
brought IN from Nogales, charges with
the murder of the Chinese missing from
Don Sanford's ranch.
Barney r iin, the halfiusane German
brought in from Arivaca week ago,
was this morning dismissed from GUS
tody. He wanted to go to Benson, he
said.
Suit was filed this morning, on
lease, by Able E. WHdleigh. against G.
A. Stevens, ct al. The ct al comprises
A. Y. Grossetta and W. S. Reed.
The Blanchard Wiley bagnio shoot
ing ARRAY, set for this morning for tx
animation, has been postponed. Owing
to attorneys being otherwise engaged,
the matter was postponed till next Tues
day at 10 o'clock.
A concert will be given at the Con-
gregatIonal church on Friday evening
April 9th in aid of the choi: fund. An
interesting programme will be provided.
The improvements being made on
the Eendome house are not of the half
way sort. When they are completed
the Vendome will be one of the hand
soonest hotels in Tucson.
County Superintendent Wood g of
the opinion that the Tucson school will
close about the middle of May. The
schools now running are at Tubac, O'o
Blanco, Arivaca, Buenos Ayres and
Pose Bueno.
Mrs. Raymond, the popular dascing
teacher, contemplates giving farewell
ball IN the opera house at an early date.
The pay car came in this afternoon
and oIsbursed for the month of Febru-
airy. February was good month for
business and the pay was about be
average.
A carload of machinery arrived this
morning for the q w steam laundry. 1t
comprised all the washers, etc, being
the whole OF the apparatus except the
engine ana boiler, WHICH were order
ed in the east, and will be in Tucson in a
week or two.
The theatrical sea on for Tucson, ac-
cording to present indications, is practi-
cally over. Manager Reid has no mere
shows engaged. A probability, how
ever, il the Crawford Comedy G :, who
appear a week, different play each
night, at popular prices.
Several fine residence properties in
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CITIZEN are promised for Tucson. 1t
is automatically declared that at least
three residences OF value of $1,000 will
go up this summer; and that one worth
$500 will be built, for tenants.
Mrs. Hewitt has been painting and
arranging her ice cream pariors, with |
the view of staying there permanently
The Ice cream now o ltainabie is the |
real article, from rich cream, aud of as
sorted havors. 1t is sold by the plate,
pint, quart or gallon.
Rev. E. III. Asbmuu. superintendent
OF missions for tie Congregations
church. will arrive from Nogales by
stage Friday evening, April Ii, aud will |
hold the usual services at the Congre- |
gational church next Sunday.
Painting on the city buildings was
begun this morning by A. u. Palmer. |
Mr.. Palmer's bid for the work was S24S. |
The council stipulated that tue paiut
shall be opened and mixed in the pres
ence of their committee.
The small pox cas-, reported at No.
gales came from Guaymas The disease
was brought in through the port. and has
been fought for some time. Messengers
and trainmen between NCgales and
Guaymas have all been getting vaccinat
ed of late. The Nogales case has been
carefully quarantined.
The registration Of Chinese is going |
on Tucson ct rapid rate. In the past |
few days fifty have been registered, |
max ing a total of 225. Deputy Collect
or Crawford has returned from Clifton,
Morenci and Solomonville Weile there |
he registered about 300. The Chinese |
of Ariz INA will no. be deported under |
the McCreary act, after the 9Th of May.
and that is nearly certainty.
A headdress of real utility, one of the |
good old-fashIoued things that was
useful enough to keep, if it wasn't very
pretty and stylish, has been revived IN |
Tucson. The snnbonuet has came back. |
Several of the young lacy students of
the university have taken to wearing
that headgear, on their pedestrian trips
from the city to the institution. They
Of course keep away tan and freck'es,
and the best of it is that moreover the
bonnets are pretty.
Tucson is In danger of getting 10 t,
having only one little initial point down
IN Levin's park on which to anchor
This state of affairs is due to the neglig-
en &c of all the street committees i ex-
stence prior 20 the present one. So the
present committee will make amends