Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17
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 Thomas Davis, of Wentworth, is in the city, en route for California, where Mrs. Davis is ill.
 Al EzekieIs has returned from Final county where he has been summonlng a federal Jury, to meet at Florence on the 10th.
 It is rumored that Nose Drachman and Fred Holmes, who went to the City | of Mexico to go into the bicycle buslness will return to Tucson shortly. Invitations are out tor the marriage of | Frank Moroney to Miss Anna Nj. Hunt l in San Francisco at S:30 this evening. The wedding it is sad will be swell | affair.
 It is authoritlvely reported that the | Yellow Jacket wine will have new | shaft sunk thereon, from which explora- | tion work will follow. Pumping will also be continued on the property. On Saturday last the CITIZEN mad vertently stated that Chess Aldrich had | sold one of his houses to Alex Rossl. Mir. Rossi merely acted as agert, the purchasing party being Delima Fleury. The territorial school institute will be | held at Phoenix from the 17th to the 22d of December About 125 teachers are expected. The teachers will be | entertained free of expense.
 | Taxes are coming in slowly, and at a rate slightly less than few days ago. The bulk of the taxes are not yet paid. The time limit for payment before deiin- quelcy is Dec. IT.
 Jeff James, we'll known cattle buyer, also the late democratic nominee for mayor of San Francisco is in the county. | He is at the Labaree ranch, at Poso | Bueno. It is rumored that he will make soma purchases of stock. I A case before Judge Culver supposed to be brought about fer spite, by Qua daIupe Carrillo vs. Mercedes Grijaiva, charging the latter with vulgar lsngu- age, resulted in the complainant being fined with the costs.
 A mining sale in on record at the recorders office of the Flores group, in the Guijas, between John K. Friends and Elmo R. Meserve and James Balbridge. The consideration is S5000; payments will be made of 5000, S750, S750, and the balance in six months.
 The new marble works adjoining the Gardner & Worthen shops are turning out some fine monuments and head stones. The marble is the Arizona ar tIcie. It takes on a beautiful finish, and is very free from flaws. The work manshlp IS also very good and credit to the city. Many orders are beng filled for outside towns.
 Not freighter's outfit is obtainable in Tucson. They are all out on the roads leading from Tucson. mostly on the roads to Rosemont, Greaterville, Mammoth, Montana and Old Glory. The mines in those camps being in oper- ation makes good business for the freighters among other Tucson enter prises to be benefited.
 A larceny case that may develop into a burglary will come up before Judge Culver tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Caye- tano Lopez IS charged with entering 8 house and stealing bundle of clothing valued at S20, belonging to E. Hancock. If the case proves a burglary It is liable to go seriously on Lopez, for the value of goods burglarized cut small figure.
 Messrs Bent and Sampson are Tn from their mining camp ia the GiIss A test run WAS made in their ten stamp mill and the ore worked satisfactory. The run demonstrated that the ore was free milling and the gold could be saved on the plates. They have an abundance of wood and water. The outlook for the Camp is splendid.
 Col. Francisco GarclR came in Monday night from Tajitas, Sonora, Mexico to meet his wife and young son whom he had not seen for several months and who had come all the way from Jalapa Mexico to meet him. They will return to Mexico in few days.
 The Allison ditch is running full of water. Land to the extent of 115 acres has been leased in addition to the acre age of the present year. The new land will be put In wheat and barley, The Allison ditch IS one Of the best ID Arizona, so far Rs it goes.
 Mir. William Hogan, of Nog8les, was the republican lookout" at Arivgca He was a hard and conscientious worker and to bis interchangeable energy much of the republican success at Arivaca is to be attributed. MT. Hogan is repub- lican of the right kind and one whose services should got be overlooked.
 The gravel which replaced the plank platform at the Southern Pacific station has marveIous cement properties. Ii comes from Mescal, where it is shoveled into cars. With no other ingredients than water it IS stamped down and al once hardens, becoming impervious to everything. Should freight rates permit the gravel should become an important article of commerce.
 The city council held meeting last night. The city jail will be repaired soon. Among changes to be made are alterations and improvements in the city jail, including a cement floor. The salaries of policemen were raised iron S80 to SS5 month, and of the marsha from S90 to S10O per month. A call fo city election was ordered, to takt place Dec. 10, the second Monday in tht month.
 . Yesterday a find was made on the plaza of what was declared to be 3 woman's hand. It was of almost tn, proper size and shape, with the frs | joints of the fingers and thumbs gone The skin was also gone On reportin, . the find it was learned that another ha, been found election day. The ind wa s taken to pr. Spencer. He pronounce the find not bumsn at all, but lion
 paw with the outer skin gone. Tn resemblance to a human hand is remark
 able, though the tendes are muc l.a,. 4k.n.. l.. L. L.