Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-02-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Meyer atreet merchants make the
CAIN that their street does more bush
ness than any other street in Tucson.
Mrs. s. Nj. Duckham of Chicago
aunt of III. B. Dodge is visiting at lht
home Of MIR. Dodge.
The meeting of trustees of the public
library has been postponed till next
Monday evening.
improvements in the way of plumbing
are being mace III the curriers' Of the
Bicycle club.
The Artic Ice company is freezing a
supply of ice sufficient for several
weeks.
You may not feel like going to the
San Francisco Midwlnter fair, but you
should feel like going to Zsckendorf's
for shoes
This was their busy day at the post
Office. Valentines were sent by hun
dreds.
shipment of twenty cars Of stock
will be sent tomorrow II San Francisco
O. San jose. They will come from
the Arivaca country.
Mike Sullivan is again out of trouble.
The amount of his fine was raised for
him vest srday evening and he was
released.
The we'll at Day & Hunters camp,
near Quiiotoa, is now down 400 feet.
Il will probably down to 1000 feet, says
S. r. Wood, in from there.
Near Silver lake the farm tenanted by
T. A. Kelly is undergoing extensive
Hll xr1rl- rnploaipu, hoI
floods OF last season.
a contest, over the homested of w.
c. Smith, of Casa Graude, of a weeks
duration was ended IL the land Office
yesterday, by dismissal o. the case.
A necktie social IS pleasant evening
entertainment.-Zecke can FUR
nish the ties il you will furnish the
boys and girls.
Some beef cattle sold by Parker &
Watts TO Butcher Simpson is rs fac and
fat as it is possible for 1t TO grow. The
beauty of is it is range beef.
Seventy-seven sacks of high-grade ore
are at the station consigned by Mr. |
Clark, Baboquivari country chorider |
to the Ell Psso smelter.
TIE troop Of soldiers IN the Bunker
Hill country changed their minds about /
1t, and did not arrest Hual2al Clark. !
Kid is tee man they are now after.
From ella Bend it is unofficially re-
ported that 100 more men will be gwen
employment at the CHA Bend dam ex-
tension in two weeks.
The board of supervisors meet on the
10th. Among other work a constable |
may be appointed for Critteuden.
Several petitions will be considered
Bonds will also be acted on.
Do not ruin the stomach which
chemicals. Simmons Liver Regulator
is purely vegetable and effective.
Tomorrow is the Gay when the small
boy evens up with his enemes. Tie
post flee force are IN readiness for d
big rush of valentines
The spouts still project over few
sidewalks IL Tucson. The city council
will sooo give orders for their removal.
Those on main thorOug hfares will be
first to 60.
Abstracts Of al property at NogaleF
are at Dre sent beng taken at Recorder
Shibell's Office by ". 7. B. Fields, OF
Nogales. The work is being done in
the interests of a building and loan
assoc alton being organ lied there.
A shipment of two carloads OF fat
stock wa sent out by Maish 81 Driecoll
Saturday night to Los Angeles. Low
prices prevail in California now.
A meeting of library trustees will be
held tomorrow night to settle as TO new
books from the proceeds of the recent
masquerade. About 100 volumes it is
expected will be purchased.
Herbert Wood, son of the judge, will
be married on Thursday IF this week
to Nogales young lady, so 1t Is an
noUncej. The CITIZEN has rot learned |
the name OF the young lady, but con-
graduates her on her matrimonial prize.
A novel party will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. 4. A. Holbrook next Saturday
evening, to their young people friends
1t VIII be fagot party. Each person
att nding brings a fagot for tie fire
place. While II is burning they are to
reclte or tell story or sing song or
otherwise entertain.
E. Estrada, a travelling timer from
Tucson, arrived here last SATURDAY..
That night, while sleeping at the house
of a friend, some persons extraoteG
from one of his pockets the sum OF
1850 in gold and silver coin.-Graham
Bulletin.
Yesterdays snowfall was three inches,
according to official measurements.
The storm was the worst of years in
the east. West of Kansas travel of
every kind is blockaded. All Associated
Press report Of Saturday night came
from Kansas City direct.
A Golden Gate excursion Of nine cars
came in yesterday morning, leaving at
noon. The snow torn struck them as
a surprise after hearing of Tucson
climate There would have been diff
Guilty in making them think it came only
every forteen years. This is your
fiue climate, is It?' rald one "Yes, said
another. They're all id liars"
Mescal seized by Deputy Collector
Finley several weeks ago. to the amount
OF thirty-one gallons, was today sold
by Collector Webb. 1t brought 50 a
gallon and was purchased by Duraso
Narguirre. The commercial value of
mescal Is $3.50 a gallon. The duty is
$3.50 gallon.
No through mail arrived from the east
today, nor yesterday nor the day before
for that matter. This delay is due t. !
the snoW5tofm mere last SATURDAY night. |
Back east u was a serious affair. The |
Santa te road is blocked by snow in
the mountains of Colora'o uear Ration
pass. To latest advlces it has not been
opened.
Monday at midnight the passenger
train from the west, Mr.. Holiday. en-
gineer. ran into a man beyond Casa
Grande. The body was found almost |
annihilated. Blood and hair and in
testines were on the front parts of the
engipe-a sickening sight Pices OF
the body were found along the track