Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-09
United States court meets tomorrow,
Judge Bethune presiding.

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tor.
The Bisbee company's new railroad
from Fairbanks to Benson, is now az
sured. Grading will be begun mex
week.
There is no excuse for any man to ap
pear in society with a grizzly bear
since the introduction of Buckingham
Dye, which colors natural brown o
black.
Last nights social, given by the ladie
of the Methodist church, was a success
The evening was little cool for ic'
cream, but there was a large attendance
and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
Simmons Liver Regulator never fails
to relieve the worst attacks OF indiges
ton.
Mrs. b. Stewart, of 'The Stewart
has received many encouraging letters
from the principal hotels in California
Her house is one OF the best in the ter
ritory and deserving OF patronage.
The general manager of the Santa Fe
railway system says that the traffic from
the mines of New Mexico and Arizona
brought more money to his road last
year than that from the graintelds OF
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Gresham county came in for a good
deal of rain ten days ago, when the sky
here was beclouded and promising, but
nothing more. In Graham it did good
to the extent of many thousands OF
dollars to the sgriculturalists.
The clerkship Of the Tombstone court
has been decided on. S. c. Bagg, editor
of the Prospector, was given the appoint
ment yesterday by Judge Bethune.
Other Candidates are reported TO have
been in the field.
Election officers for election OF a
school trustee. to take place June 81,
have bsen appointed as follows: In
spector, Judge Slater; judges OF election,
A. p. Sampson and Prof. fully; and
clerks, Mr.. Ross and Mr.. Starr. No
are yet in the field.
Some of the street committee are in
clined to doubtt,he genuineness of all the
bids for street sprinkling made Monday
night. 1t now looks as though the man
with the highest bonafide bid will get
the plum.
A meeting of the board OF regents
was held last night. Nothing outside
Of routine duties was done. The new
plan of work at the university is giving
good satisfaction. The July meeting
will be under the new regime, when II
will be in full swing. Nothing but
yood raculfa are anticlpatp0.
At the meeting of the library trustees
asst night it was decided TO keep the
library open OF evenings from to s
o'clock, instead of to 8. The heat OF
he room is considerable of evenings,
md beyond comfort for readers, on
chose account the place was kept open
ill o'clock.
Condemnation suits to secure title to
he land for the proposed railroad from
Fairbanks to Benson have been institut-
ID. This is one of the preliminaries
oward the now road. Mr.. Williams
ras in town few days ago to learn
what land along the line wBs owned by
anchors So far as learned there will
,e no difficulty in getting the right-of-
way.
Work has been suspended on the pro-
POSED wagon road from Orc Blanco to
Iogales, so Mr.. Chalmers says, in from
Iogales. The work is likely TO be re
,ewed shortly. The new city OF Mega
es voted $1,000 towards the road. Mr..
Chalmers is of the opinion that the
Dad will cost about $4,000.
Herb DrachmaD, who came up from
Tucson with the debators, is still Eere
to make arrangements for q
match game of ball between the Phoe |
TX and Tucson mines. The Tucson boys
want to come over here ard would like |
o make the match, the game to be |
'layed on the fourth OF July.--Herald. |
"a call has formally been rendered Mr..
francis, of Texas, by the Congregation |
i church of this city, TO take effect in |
and has been accepted. His
amily comprises bis wife and two child |
eu-a desirable addition TO Tucson. |
dr. Francis spoke most eloquently at
he Congregational church Sunday
hight.
The misdemeanor element were about
and Sunday. Girdo Domln-
.uez was arrested for carrying razor.
L boy named Jose Urquides was before
he city recorder yesterday afternoon,
harged with stealing two chickens
rom Mr. Perry. He was arrested by
Chief of Police Paul. A Mexican who
PUTS half of his time il Jail named Css
imiro Leyvo, was arrested by the same
,fficer for stealing pistol from a man
named Baca.
For several days Prof. Sebastian Ds-
;iel Cempelans, a musician, and late
arrival, has b; en- under arrest for pass
ng counterfeit money, the money IN
question being a s. gold piece. The
professor appeared this afternoon for
he last time before the United States
and was discharged. The
piece was sent to San Francisco and was
'eturned today, being pronounced gen.
line. The end of the matter is not
cached yet. The musician states that
ne is citizen of Mexico, and as such
will lay the matter before the consul.
On bicycle this morning, as part OF
his course of training for the big race.
He arrived at 10 o'clock and left Nogales
III Os0U, mdklnR Tie luo "Trip III Six anu
a half hours When the race Is made
better time will be done, and Mr.. Wright
will be one of the riders to do it, 1t
now looks as though the winner will
come in in about five and a half hourE.
entry for the race will be Fred
Graves, Of this city. He is a strong
swift rider, and is likely to be up among
the leaders on the home stretch. He
went into training day or two ago.
A rodeo of the Canada del Orc country
was completed yesterday. The brands
to Maish & Driscoll and
others to the southword passed near Tue
SON last night, to the number of several
hundred head. Rodeos are not general
yet, nor is the present favorable time,
owing to the calving, which is now
: nsiderabie. The calf crop on the
range this year is good, aud far in
advance of that of 1893. The ranges
have feed enough, and while
stock GO not average rolling fat they
are in good order. A rodeo where the
cattle will round themselves up will