Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Sloan left last night for Kenil
worth ranch, near Florence.
Mrs. Dr. Fenner is expected back IL
Tucson the latter part OF the week.
Judge Betbuue and Judge Barnes are
expected this evening from 1omOAone'
Mrs. Charles r. Drake is in Los An
geles on vacation trip.
Bishop Layton and John j. Birdno, OF
Graham county, are In the city,
w. Tichenor has returned from
Tombstone, where he attended court.
Miss Annie Wood, teacher at Buenas
Ayres school for several months, is
expected Tome this evening.
MIR. Shedd, father Of l. A. Shedd, is
visiting his son here. He is on his re-
turn trip of tour in California.
Mr.. Herbert Brown, manager OK the
CITIZEN, left last night on business
trip in Florence ana vicinity.
Judge Bethune is expected from
Tombstone tonight. Judge Sloan, his
predecessor, came in Saturday morn
ing.
Rev. David R. Francis left last uight
for Cl8yborn, Texas. He will return
with his family in September, IN time
to conduct services on the second Sun
day of that month.
PROT Oollingwood and family will
leave Tucson in about two weeks, gong
to Michigan. Prof. Gulley will make
Arizona his home. having excellent bus
,ata re in
DIR. Fenner has rented thu Fitch resi-
dence on Mort Stone avenue nd moved
in th re tod7y. II ffice i, at the old
place u Church It
The ladies OF tie dothUGis5 church
will give an ice cram soci'i on the
church lawn tomorrow evening. Come
ali-come everybody.
The drsy wagon used years ago by
Viceuee Lavorin has been transformed
into stage csach II will ply be-
tween Tucson and Mammoth, on VIM.
Meals stage line.
Outside of the railroad and one or
two big mining concerns General john
son gives employment to more men than
any one man or business in southern
Arizona. He has on his ranches, ice
works and Antelope mine pay rolls
total of forty-two men.
Mr.. @. II. Tully is TO be congratulated
on his success as house filler. The
entertainment last evening was an un-
bounded success. Standing room in the |
opera house was not ootalnaole Rnd /
many had to be refused admittance at
the door.
Ten Mining locations we're filed for
record today. The claims nre situated
in Davldsons canyon about four miles |
above Dave HarShaws old place. The /
The locators are Il. II. Paul, Alex Nc |
Kay, Chas Connell and John Weigle.
Messrs. Doe and McClesry, two first
class carpenters, have formed co-part- |
nership and announce their readiness |
and ability to do work OF all classes in
their line. Give them q call. Their |
prices are reasonable. Plans and esti /
mates furnished free.
The assessors Office will be kept open /
Sunday from Z a. 10. to IL %. and from
p. 10. to p. NJ, for the accommodation
OF such tax payers who have not yet
given 10 their assessments. After the
first Monday in June no more assess
ments can be received.
General Recorder Boyed arrived this
morning to institute lodge of the De- /
gree of Honors of the A. .. U. w. this
evening at 7:30 at Masonic hail. Ali
members of the A. o. U. w. and their
families egilible to membership are re-
quested to sttend.
DIED-In this city at 1:30 this after
noon OF consumption, after long and
painful illness, Louis b. Morse. The
deceased was g railroad man, very po-
pular, deseryedly SO. The funeral will
take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock, from
the residence on Pennington street.
Another shipment of stock, to be
made the middle of July, is now in pre-
parstlon by Maish & Driscoll. 1t COM
pvises 100 head of big steers, to help out
q San Carlos beef contract. The cattle
are now being rounded up, and will be
turned into the stubbe of one OF the /
big fields at Csnoa till ready to ship.
A gang of 'industrials" in California
caused the delay of the passenger train,
which arrived nearly two hours late
yesterday. The men IN question seized
freight near Fresno, and the crew
havicg orders to that effect stepped /
there and let the engine "die." The /
passenger train was behind, and had to
make a roundabout trip, via Porter
vile, delaying it seven hours.
T. v lers going i, the direction of |
Florence or SacaLJu a-d detained for |
bed or board in Gas. q ande. vii find |
good table and comfortable q arters at
the old Woods hogel, eou Of the |
depot, and now kept by Mrs. Mckenzie. |
The table is we'll kept. and the table is |
nall liant md tho had Imam claop Tho II
Florence stage calls at the hotel for /
passengers.
A Colorado cattle buyer arrived here |
Saturday and left that evening with |
Thomas Driscoll for the Msish |
& Driscoll ranches. He will
purchase trainload of two-year-olds |
to be shipped in few days. The price
is understood to be the market figure, |
in part be supplied from others than
the "73" Maish & Driscoll brand.
A new strike lis reported in the Rip
sey mine, north of Riverside, in Pinal
county, which if it holds out, will again
boom the camps OF that neishborhood.
Mr.. Cuitl formerly superintendent of
the Ray copper mine, has made an exami-
La 10 nof the property and in case offut-
ure developments will take charge of the
new strike. L. Zeckendorf & Co. are
interested with him. 1t will be handled
by San Francisco capital.
The new engine of the new Bowie &
Globe road day or two ago made q
trip of nine miles down the road, the
track being completed that distance. |
The present limit is two long trestles |
and q fill between, nov going up
rapidly. Grading is now within five
miles of Solomonville and by the 4th Of
July the track will be there or very
nearly. The intention is to run a free
excursion over the track go far as built
on the 4th, to finished in stage coaches
to Solomonviile. In Globe the road is