Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-01-27


co drummer, is IN town.
A 5000-gallon tgnk is being built by
Gardiner x Worthtn for the new race
track grounds.
Maish & D.iscoll are having rounded
up another shipment of fat stock. Ii
will comprise two carloads, leaving next
Sunday, for Los Angeles.
The nigh tea under the auspices of
the ladies' guild at the home of Mrs.
Jacobs this evening will, it Is expected,
be oce of the pleasantest affairs of the
season.
Dan johnson a prominent citizen OF
Greateryllie. is IN the city. He reports
300 men working at the placers Most
OF their output finds its way to Tucson
The supposed Bowie and Solomonyille
stage robbers, brought in a few days
ago, have been held for examination
in bail IN the sum of $1,000 each, 10y
Commissioner Wilson.
Tramps are nearly minus in Tucson
again today. One tramp last night
refused meat at the Schumacher butcher
shop, saying he want d bologna or head
cheese. He went away unsatisfied.
The new race track is complete so far
as grading is concerned. All levels
have been attained. There is talk Of
adding manure to the track, to make II
more spTipgy.
Locations were filed with the recorder
t, day Of the Last Chance mine, Palmet-
: - al n
aud of the Mary and Marjorie mine 70
the Orc Blanco district, by Ben NJ
Leavel.
Bids Will be opened tonight for build
ing the fence of the Union Park aseocia.
ton. The fence will be eight aud half
feet high. Jack Boiyn is now hauling
the lumber.
b. G. Brichta is building a 6ve-room
dwelling and store in the northern
part of the city, west of the depot. a great
cal OF improvement is being made II
that part of town. A store there vii
do good business.
Dr.. Wright has removed his Office tt
the new Radulovich block, where he
has three pleasant rooms. Through
late arrivals in Tucson DIR. Wright al
ready has good and growing practice.
A party of officials, Including H. E
Huntington, president of the Odger
division of Southern Pacific, passed
through this afternoon from the west
on a tour of inspection.
Judge Sloan, Marshal Meade, United
States Attorney EllinwoOd and District
Attorney Hereford returned last night
from Phoenix, where they attended
supreme court.
Adolf Bail, the popular beer bottling
mau;is expected from California tonight
He has been in San Francisco, at the
Midwinter fair, where he was capitalist
for the putting in of the novel Arizona
exhibit.
The stock of saddlery goods owned by
Rosario Brena and in charge j. ". Can
ming, has been sold to +. j. Villaescusa.
Mr.. VIllaescusa made double stroke OF
business, getting a competitor out of the
way and enlarging his own stock ana
tools materially.
B fore Judge Culver Jose Teran, who
took Chinaman's bluIug & ten days
for il, this morning. For assaultiDg
the Chinaman be got another ten days.
The brothers Larragulbel Were
given ten days for assulting Lupe
Corr la.
Rev. A Jouvenceau who was Sta
toned in Tucson In 1870 is writing a
book on the Indians of Arizona and
New Mexico. He is student and bright
man. He has studied the savage tribes
10 all of their hauuts. He was useful
agent in the settlement of our Indian
trouble in the Victoria and Geronimo
outbrea ks.-Prospector.
Letters of administration were appli-
ed for this morning IN the probate
court by James Lieurance. IN the estate
of Elisha Lieurance. The deceased
came to his end at Nogales on the 9th,
leaving an estate Of $1,000 in cash ana
$1,000 in personal property. He left no
family or kin except a brother, the
applicant, an old man of sixty-hve.
Last night Apache lodge initiated four
Willard Wright, Henry Levin,
Fred Ronstadt and f. Metrovitch. In
stallation was also conducted. The
lodge, G. f. Hoff says will start a
degree of Honor shortly which admits
the ladies. He says there are so many
young men joining Apache lodge No. s,
4. o. U. W., that degree of Honor
s a necessity. The lodge expects to
give a public entertainment about the
LIST of April.
Three twelve-fnot arastras will be put
I'D shortly at Captain Jack Burgess
ratle Mountain gold mines in Pinsl
county. Some friends of the Captain,
mining men, residing about Mammoth,
will put in the arastras. 1t rs claimt d
1y the owner that had he worked his
property himself. from the date of its
discovery, in 1856, he might now be
-ich man. He only opened it, however,
r. held 1t for customer. 1t carries
:ree gold and copper.
This morning Nestor Grijalva, a
useda club on the person of
Mr.. Van AlstIne. The offence was hardly
enough to make a charge Of assault
4 tn a deadly weapon. so one OF carry
ny concealed weapons was instituted.
Under the provisions of the last legisia-
,ure this is about the worst misdemeam-
Dr. on the calendar. The minimum
penalty is $50 or fifty days, and
Iriialva comes up for sentence tomor-
ow, before Judge Scott.
A case Of dip,hsra has developed at
he Ird:an school, and there is some
alarm hat The malady may spread. The
patient is a girl, strong and hearty, and
Ter case is not eeriOus Of itself. She
las be. isolated and will be around
q 4 few davs. One of the teachers,
Miss Gleason, had what was pronounced
Is dIphtheritic sore throat week or
,wo ago. Her case was isolated too.
Should dlphtheria break out in school
IF 200 children it would be very
serious ma ter.
The poetoifice at Silver King, Pinal
.ouptv. has been ordered discontinued,
o take effect the 31st of January. Silver
King is one Of the camps that mace
rizona famous as a silver-producing
errltory. IL has kept a thousand men
Employed. 1t now goes the inevitable
ray of ali mining camps-miles Of
gloomy underground passages, the