Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-16

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 MT. L. NJ. Jacobs received a telegram from San Francisco, this morning, stat ing that he had been appointed admins trator of the estate of 4. Lazard, with out bonds.
 Considerable barley hay will have to be shipped into Tucson before the new crop Is bsled available. At Los Ange- les hay commands big prices, and gen. eral shortness is reported everywhere.
 George Pusch sold 900 head of cattle Sunday. They arrived at the stock pens today. The cattle in question were gathered from the various ranches and turned over to MT. Pusch for sale.
 A new departure in business will be made in Tucson ID few days. IL will be clothing house with 10 per cent profits. The store will be located at the corner of Meyer and Congress streets, next Fleishman's drug store.
 Hon W. s. Sturges is in from his BaboquIvsri ranch. He speaks hope .ully of the country whereabouts and predicts 6 good future for old Pima county. The country to the south looks we'll and with another rain an abund- snce of water and grass will be Rssur- ed.
 MT. Reynolds the attorney of the land grant court is a recent arrival MT. Reynolds has given ample evidence Of his ability in this direction aud the settlers of Arizona on alleged land grants repose entire confidence in his ability to see justice administered, no matter where the chips fall.
 It gives pleasure 60 announce the coming of an attraction like the Calhoun opera company in "AmUrita", which has been booked at the opera house for next Monday bnd Tuesday.
 Constable Speedy, brought in couple of Mexican3 from Nogales last night and landed them safely in the county jail. ''Jim" Is ore of the noted characters cf southern Arizona, He has been here for about B years and has seen every thing that WAS to be seen in extreme frontier life.
 The cesspool in the court house lawn has again caved in, although 1t was some weeks ago. It has been that the cesspool must be built in Il substantial manner if 1t is to su bserve the purposes for which 1t was The work must be under taken at oDce, as the opening made by the cave is one of the ughest uisances in Tucson.
 The only hack service ID the city is that of MT. Houston. When on duty il can be found en the corner of Congress and Church street, when of duty for special occasions at bis residence on Camp street east of Convent street. Mir. HoH ton is not only obliging but he has a splendid and stylish turnout.
 Bradley's Candy Kitchen offers the candy buyers of Tucson an opportunity for fresh sweets never before enjoyed. Mir. Bradley, the proprietor, is a profes- sional in his business, and candies of the nCet delicious manufacture can be F qd on 1all. Buy once from Bradley snc yogl will buy all the time Kitchen on Congress street, between Court street and Stone avenue.
 Hon. George Atkinson, the sage of Gala basae, is in town with herd of cat tie. In hIs wild west performance George had to do considerable skitiug in the brush and was fairly we'll scratch sd up. In commenting on his gagged appearance and diecolored optics he ventured the remark that a man would chase a ten dollar note most anywhere and under almo t any conditions these hard times.
 Misses Emma and Francis Buck er. of Paris, Missouri, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L A, Shedd. Mrs Shedd lived in the same town and the coming of her old friends has caused a iubil8tion in the Shedd family. Both the young ladies are highly educated and in the language of their delighted hast, "as sharp as steel traps" They leave tonight for California where they will visit friends iu the golden state be- fore returning to their home in Missouri
 The San Francesca papers for the last week have been publishing senea- tional accounts about Sam c. Meyers. whose young wife was asphyxiated while taking a bath. The marriage was a se- cret one and Meyers denied for time all knowledge of her, but friend of the unfortunate girl caused the marriage records to be unearthed which showed the parties to have been lawfully we'd ded. Meyers is we'll known here, for merly residing here and being engaged in merchRnd; sing.
 Several shipments of cattle are en route for Tucson. From Arlvaca ship ment furnished by the Bernard, Fully and other brands, comprising S80 head, will be in tonight. This shipment will be accelerated by 450 head from the Canyada del Gro country, of the Sama- niego, Pusch and Charouleau brands. The purchaser is Mir. Bir6, of Califor- nia. Another lot was at Canoa last night furnished by George Atkinson and his neighbors. This comprises HOO head. The buyer was NIT. Mills, anoth- CT Californian. 4 third shipment is en route from Sonora, likewise en route for California, bought by MT. Ayers.
 At special m eting of the city coun- cil last night the police were taken to task for allowing so much shooting within the city limits during the lest few weeks. They were instructed to work more tremendously together that the peace of the city would be more perfectly preserved. The investigation developed the fact that considerable amount of bitter feeling exists among certain mem bers ef the police force. Mayor Beuhman talked very plainly to them and sad that he would insist upon more harmony.
 Parties in the city from the San Pedro report that a rumor was in circulation at the time of their leaving of difficulty between Felix Mckinney and Tom Wills and that the former had shot and quite wounded the latter. The parties themselves knew nothing of the affair personally and were in quest of So far as can be learned Wills was shot through the left should ar. The cause of the trouble between the two men, which led to the shooting, is not known here. Both are we'll known San Pedro cattle men. MT. Wills is we'll remembered as the young man who 3,l 4ba h4 rfAino of fhn finn tho