Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-23


The Lazard Hughes case occupaled
the attention OF the district court this
morning.
Some lum Der for house went out
yesterday for Me-. Powers, the Crittenden
merchant.
A heavier floor than Of late there is
being put IN at the Card. or machine
shops.
Five more houses will be butt in Tue
son, all of them to be began at an early
date.
The Brewster Cameron house on the
plaza has beer rented by Jock Blink
corn, who Will use it 10 part as 2 lodging
house.
For using violent and vulgar language
before women aud children one Herman
DEE got fifteen days from Judge Scott
today.
The Human Document" in Nc
Clure's Magt zine for July will comprise
series of portraits Of Lord and Lady
Aberdeen and Captain Charles King.
Another Victor bicycle has been or
d-red, by Charles Shlbell, Jr. 1t is one
OF the high frame Flyer machines.
Frank Howard has been taken to Yu-
M z. TO serve three years sentence for
perjury. Deputy S5eriff Doyle accom-
panied him.
In the district court yesterday the es-
tate of Samuel Pearson, a San Pedro
rapcher who died in 1891, was closed
and settled.
The windmill case between e. G.
Wood and c.. f. Hotf was yesterday de-
cided IN favor o: MIR. Wood by the dis
trict court.
The prospects of the north snd south
road coming via Tucson are now report
ed to be first class, though nothing den
mite hiss been arranged to date.
The stockholders of the new Union
Park association will hold an important
meeting Saturday night, the 10th, at
the city hall.
Numerous carloads Of lumber have
passed through Tucson of late, destined
for the Dew Bowie & G lobe road. The
lumber largely comprises timbers for
trestles on the new road.
Rosario Brena is improving his bust
ness place al the corner of Convent and
McCoF mick streets by replacing the
fat roof with hip roof.
The sawmill up ID the Catalinas is
cutting lumber OF al kinds, and doing
prosperous business. The lumber
brIugs about 500 NJ at the mill. Il is
nearly all sold at The Mammoth camp.
The conventions and humors OF cattle
branding, as practlced on the great cat
t g ranges of the southwest, will be the
subject of an illustrated article 10 Nc
Ciure'5 Magazine for July.
A new Org washer for gold has lately
bsen invented and one has just besn
built by Martin Waer. The washer was
this week taken to Mr.. Waer's
placer grounds, forty miles out.
Five hundred shares or thereabouts
have now been subscribed to the ne
bulldog and loan assoc. alton. Already
three proposed members have signiisd
intentions Of bOrroA ing for new build
lngs or improvements.
The excursion rate made by the
Southern Pacific for their seaside ex-
cursion. passing through Tucson the
2lst, has been set at S2S 30, from Tue
son TO Santa Monica and return, the
return ticket being good for sixty dap s,
VOID is coming to town in decreased |
quantities of late, as compared with a |
few months back The Indians now |
ask 5 so for an average load, but gener- |
ally Ell d with taking Sl.25 for it.
Mr.. Wores OF he sampling works has
been doing a good business in Tomb |
stone of late. a day or two ago he |
shipped t9ree carloads of ore from the |
Tombstone vicinity.
Tucson water has for months been |
from wells, the river supply |
giving out long ago. Seven men are |
now employed in cutting wood and |
Keeping the pump going. 1t is likely |
thu pumping viii be continued through |
july and good portion Of August.
Another trainload of feeders will be
sent out of the San Pedro country, IN
tae 265h. All the ranchers in the
valley, from the CHA to Markham's, will
have share in furn ,shing the stock.
The purchaser is E o. Stratton, agent
for HIlburn & Nc Cusick, of Kansas.
Frank G. Hise, well known in Tucson,
died in Los Angeles last Tuesday,
the 1ltb. be was chief clerk in the sur
veyor generals under his father, during
Cieveignd's former sd ministration. De-
ceased Was thirty eight years of age.
An insane woman, Jesus Valdez, has
been commit TO the Phoel tx asy um
by Probate Judge Wood, and she has
been t-ken there by John Devine, act
ng deputy sheriff. She lived in town
AUG has been insane for years over the
ieata Of her husband.
The soap business conducted by
Rosario Brena is somewhat impeGed by
he scarcity ard high price Of tallow.
Tucson DOES not furnish tallow enough
or home consumpt on, which consider
ng il is in ths heart OF cattle couptry,
lud consumes more beef probably than
my town of its size III the world, is to
De wondered 1t.
A shipment of some of the finest
,attle ever sent out Of Tucson left here
Tuesdav. 1t comprised two carloads
San Pedro by George Pusch. Some of
he steers Weighed 1000 pounds The
average vas 100 pounds. The fat
CLOVIS went to Albuquerque. Mr.
Pusch has $50 head more on alfalfa that
viii soon be ready for the BLOCK.
At the GrossettH fruit ranch north Of
hs city Mr.. Grosseita is now having ii
lew we'll put n, TO supplement the pres
,nt one, which is now running low.
Tie well will b. II feet, and of any
iep;h sufficient for water in plenty.
With the present dry year a better
II ason for digging wells, 50 IS to insure
future water, puid not be had. Mr..
Trossetta's ranch is cred t to southern
Arizona ana marvel IN fruit growing.
Juan, the Pspago Indlan arrested re-
,ertly for stealing a steer from Mash
i DrI@coll, in the southern part of the
county, was yesterday released from
custody, for lack Of evidence. He
claims the owner of the hut, the indian