Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Satter white Is acting as oil
trlct attorney during the abso Z
Frank Hereford 10 California.
The postoffiee at Harqls Hala ha
been declared non money order othc'
Some bowling "San Juaner" brok
the neck of nice looking horse on tn
way to Silver Lake yesterday.
Arthur L. son of Louis Zeckendor
will arrive 10 this city next Friday t
visit TO his father.
A six dollar pair OF kangaroo bicycl
shoes will be given the first Tucso
rider to arrive in the big race of tn
29th, by L. Zeckendorf & Co.
San Juans day was celebrated by
picnic ard dance at Fort Lowell yester
dav. The Military band was IN atteu
dance and q most enjoyable day wa
had by the participants.
A brakeman by tho n~me of Garland
had the little finger of his right hand
crushed s. turdsy last While engaged il
coupling cars.
To enjoy life take Simmons Liver Re
gulator TO stimulate digestion and re
gulate the bowels.
There are $40 taxpayers who went
delinquent for the year 1892 and who's
property will shortly be sold at sheriff
sale. The total amount aggregates
about $4,000.
Register Walls has been quite sick for
the past several days. On Friday lasi
be suffered from hemorrhage, but for
tuuately is now recovering. His friends
hope TO see him back in his old place
tomorrow.
Ben Fairbanks has had an electric fan
put in Congress hall. 1t is connected
with storage battery and will run day
and night. When the BOYS buck the
tiger il will have a tendency to keep
them cool in the collar.
Mr.. Sylvester Bonn returned Satur-
day last from a short trip to the Sierra
Pinta mining camp in Sonora. He re-
ports the camp prosperous and that the
mill, now in course of COZ struction, will
will be ready for business y about July
20.
Interest still gathers IN tho coming
ocho5l election. Even the LADIES nave
ANNOUNCED tneir Iu.en i'm Of taking
q hand, sDd q nuCl Ter IT them will cast
their maiden votes On election day. This
truly feminine interest is said - be
taken on benalf of Capt. Gray.
aoout 80 men are reported as dry
washing for goil in and about Horse
shoe Basin, north of Q1iiotoa- Ala are
N akiog fair wages and ocacassionally
big lump OF the pure metal is ut
ear'hed. Mr.. G. A. Shibell has a mug
< I iron that section OF country. that
Ni. grooably weigh twenty dollars.
Parties in from the Rosemead copper
camo are euglogistic on the outlook.
3 +; lew men are employed a present
but on tia arrival of machiDery an
addi;i al force Will te put CO. Amer
Ican miners are paid three dollars pei
day, and Mexican laborers sl.25 per day.
1t is one OF the most promising camps
10 the territory.
The new building and Loan associa
promises fair to organize early in July.
Nearly 500 sha. es of ste ok have already
been subscribed for. IL IS tie Intention
OF the organization to esk the council
Tor the use OF the city hall, which
request will in all pl obability
be readily granted. No money will be
loaned TIL August.
The Salvation army ladies have an
bounced their departure from Tucson, |
if;er mex Tuesday night, for tie sum
ner. Since the arrival of t5Is band of |
workers, about six months since, they
nave been Conscientious In their Efforts |
n do good and If bat little has been &C
In that direction 1t certainly |
s through no fault of theirs. They /
will return later 10 the season and re-
sumo work.
A young Papsgo claimed horse yes |
5arday that was being ridden 10y Francisco !
Para. The indian did this on the !,
strength OF his invented brand and |
sought TO recover the animal througJ /
the Intervention OF Justice Scott. Ii |
Rp jears, however, that Manuel Morales. |
frJm Wh Jm Para claims TO have bous h. |
the horse. has brand much simil-r 10 |
what of the young PHpago. The CASE
" as referred 10 Agent Berger who will |
make satisfactory investigation of the |
case.
San Juaus day is a day to be dreaded |
by every a'f starved horse in the couLs
try that is liable 10 be ridden ana |
a ltreated by the half grown boys who |
take that privilege. All yesterday |
<5fses were galloped up and down the |
streets by irresponsible riders and were |
generally abused. This old time |
custone of gallopine through the |
streets OF the city on San Juan's day |
ould go the way OF the fiesta. There |
UAor!d be he more of it.
A band of more than 1900 cattle start |
ed from Silver Lake yesterday for the |
San Carlos Indian agency. Tney came |
from all portions of southern Pima and /
taken as a whole were 2 fine lot of /
cattle. Under the contr1ct with their
the Chiricahua Cattle COM
pany, none we're TO he accepted that did /
rot weigh at least $50 pounds. Many |
u IL al exec dsd double TIE weight |
called for. They Were braided AT |
Silver Lake yesterday by being run |
chute. Tue customary way
of roping them for that purpose being |
considered too slow for the occasion.
There was d five cent run away on |
Meyer street this morning, TINT drew
for few moments equal to the wild |
west show. A little bay horse attached |
to milk wBg 10 was the attraction. He
c Eue down Meyer 81 eet ST go-as you
Pc 9 2alt, ard Ia 10 direct violatiof
of the city ordinance he took b g aag"r
Oh the side wilz, but fell just as he was
abo1' t. enquire the price OF beef in the
b. cIer shop south of the Palace hotel.
He was assisted up by willing hands, |
and deiectedly permitted himself 10 be
eo0tbed down 10 choice China language
and led away by Chinaman who had
at long range in the wake of
his wild but harmless rush.
Capt. and Mrs. Hale for years residenss
OF the old pueblo, are noW permanent
iy located in Yuma. where they have re-
sided for the past thres years. They
have bull. for themselves I'D occupy a
handson brick cottage on the hill side
over looking the ella ard Colorado
rivers. Mr.. Hale Is now in the gunsigbt
country Ia the interests of E .stern