Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-17


Charles Bowman has been appointed
one of the county board of examiner
by County Superintendent Wood, vict
+. II. Hereford, resigned.
Major Rafferty, of the San Xavier
hotel, while boxing day or two ago
slipped and fell, breaking an arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Perry entertained
friends at card, Tuesday evening. \
pleasant occasion is reported by those
attending.
The postoftice at Descanso, Cochise
county has been discontinued. The
mail for there will go to Turquoise.
Miguel Barba who is with Joe Gold
baum will rattle fine Victor wheel-75
chances a-S1.00.
Miss Ella Coliss, sister of z. d.
Crumb, is reported so i'll that her
parents, residing in Oakland, have been
sent for.
Parties in need of good rooms,
furnished or unfinished, with use of
piano, can find same by calling on
Mrs. McKenna, corner of Main and
Ochoa streets.
Miss Corliss, recently reported quite
seriously i'll is reported convaleslng.
Mrs. Hanford and Mrs. Corliss arrived
from California few days since and as
soon as able to travel Miss Corliss will
return with them.
Supreme court has practically finish
ed its business for the present term, so
Associate Judge Rouse, just return:
reports. Judge Sloan, who left night
or two ago for Phoenix, vas oblige1 to
turn back, owing to illness.
For slipping from Nogales with the
intent OF defraudlng his creditors, .
Miguel Corrales is in Jail. He will
come up for hearing later. He owed a
Nogales merchant 81 prior TO his
vamosing to other parts.
A big strike of a gold body ten feet
wide, carrying free gold in the samples
in the thousands, has been struck by
prospectors grub-staked by j. Goldtree.
Locations are now being made. The
strike is in Pinal county.
The many friends of Dir. A. Lazard
be pleased to see him out enjoying the
sunshine this afternoon. He has been
seriously i'll for the past several months
but fortunately is now in fair way for
recovery. He drove out with Tom
Driscoll this afternoon for the first
time.
At Canoa field of from $50 to 900
acres of barley is now up and green.
Several acres more viii be put ID by a
practical market gardener. The gardener
in question is a native OF Italy and
worked IN irrigation districts in the old
country in his early years.
Mrs. Mark Ezikels received this
morning the unwelcome news of the
death of her brother, Julius B. Lully,
in New York. His death occurred Oh
Thursday last and press dispatches re-
port it suicidal. He was a well known
Tammany politician and at the time Of
his death was Auditor of the Croton
Aqueduct corporation.
The Young Mems Lyceum has
increased in membership to where their
present quarters, with Rev. Mr.. Nc
Manus, have grown too small. They
will soon be in larger quarters. Offers
have been made to them to build a
house adapted to their needs, conditional
on their being tenants. The offer may
be accepted. If so Mr.. McManus will
go with thsm.
A move now on foot, in view OF the
growth of Tue sop, to have the southern
end of Stone avenue Strengthened. Stone
avenue comes 10 an abrupt end east of
the residence OF Mrs. Kennedy. Owners
of lots beyond there are willing to haze
the avenue Strengthened and Council
man Schumacher and Councilman
Proctor are now engaged on that work,
in connection with City Surveyor
Chillson.
Tonight a repetition OF the lively
examination of Lucas Estrella several
months ago before the police committee
may be expected, in the examination of
Officer Roche before the same committee. |
Each side Of the present affair say they |
can prove their claims. The evidence |
it is expected will be sensational |
lnasmuch as the charges were made |
public IN the late council meeting the /
evidence will likewise be public.
Tucson was yesterday infested with a
gang of tramps as annoying as ever
struck this city. The gang numbered
seventy-fve. They are headed for the
Midwinter fair. They are thoroughly
organized. and promptly obedient TO
their captain. He gave them orders
yesterday on arrival that all should !
wash. and detailed their days begging.
This morning the captain was fierce in
his orders that they keep out of the
way of brakenen.
The Divide Musin company are a band
nj g. |
Tucson as was heard last night at the
opera house Divide Musln unquestio-
nably is, as claimed, one of the greatest
violinists in the world His playing was
one great delight to his auditors His
wife is nearly as accomplished, as a
vocalist. Her trIlls and runs were
wonders 10 singing. She appeared Oh
the stage the most utterly satisfied
woman in the woodland we'll she
might. The pianist, Eduard Scheaf,
did not wear his hair long, but played
well enough to earn that privilege. The
company are en- route to San Francisco.
J. E. Fleming, NJ. d. who has been
holding forth nightly on the church
plaza selling patent remedies and pull
ing teeth, interspersed with the per-
formances OF a banjo artist, has run
against territorial law. He has pulled
teeth repeatedly, which is held to lie
the practice of dentistry. Yesterday
afternoon he was arrested for so doing
without licease, DR.. Odermatt swear
ing out the warrant. He gave bonds
in the sum of 500, Ganzhorn & Harris,
the draymen, going or his bond. The
penalty, in case of a conviction, is fine
OF 800 TO $500, or six months term in
nv Eon ha n nd /
jury trial He expressed little surprise at
his arrest
The Los Angeles Express when com
on the Chicago Ladies' quar-
tette, which recently appeared in Reid's
opera house SAID that the concerted
work of the quartet shows excellent