Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-17
LOCAL NEWS.


 Hon. Chas. Mehan of Nogales is m the city.
 Frank Heney left for Arapeas Pass this morning.
 Mrs. Judge Barnes is expected to ar rive here in the morning
 It stormed hard in tbe Santa Sitas this afternoon.
 Mir. end Mrs. States Morrison ami hilate space on a tandem. They ride well.
 Hon. Royal 4. Johnson has gone to Phoenix. He is expected home in the morning.
 An, ther big rush of water is reported to be coming down the Santa Cruz.
 Mrs. States n. Morrison and sen arrive home from Santa Monica this morning.
 NIT. Alfred Trippel of Florence. brother of Register Trippel Of the U- S- Land office IS in the city.
 Col. George Roskruge does not board at the French restaurant. Don't De misied by any reports to the contrary.
 B. J. Zabriskie made the run this morning of forty miles from Oracle to Tucson in two and half hours.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. ". Tichenor expect to leave on the I4th on a visit to their old home in the east.
 Mrs. J. A. BInck returned from her visit to Chicago SGturuay night. Drr- l. oh proved much in health.
 Mir. ELI. Wetmore reports the Rillito running fuiI last night. Its Toard could be heard for mile.
 Next month the Messrs. Allison, go 1t Is reported, will commence the cOnstruc- ton of ditch on the east side of the Santa Cruz below town.
 Judge and Mrs. ". H. Barnes eApect to leave on Monday for visit to theT former home in Jackson, Illinois. They will be gone several weeks.
 A big rumpus is beng raised in No gales over municipal affairs. Judge Banes, Judge Lowell and Judge Wright have all had g turn at the wheel. The two latter are there now.
 Mir. Geo. P. Scholefield and family left for the Santa Helena ranch this morning after sojourning in the city for three months during Mrs. Schole- fields illness.
 One of the finest copper mines in inc county is said to be owned by Ms- (. A. Elliott ID Mineral district. The mine has been leased by Mir. Roy Stabl. Maud Miller on a summer day
 Raked the meadow sweet with hay, And scorned the wrathful bumbiebee
 In bloomers gathered at the knee.
 Mrs. John Zsnweger and children, who have been visiting the family of Mrs. Geo. Pusch at the Steam Pump, returned home Saturday
 According to Mexican papers the rainfall in thst country has ueen gen eral ana an aboundance of water for agricultural and mining purposes IS G2- sured.
 The race track at Carrillo's gardens is not in prime condition for the reason that every flood puts it under water nll the way from one 10 tEo feet.
 The expenses for street grading up to July 31. had cost the city S36O0, but lts value to city property and improved appearances of the town is worth six times as much.
 The storm Of yesterday again damaged the rgilroa1 bridge oveV the arroyo north of town. No. 19, succeeded ID crossing and coming into town, about 5:30 thIs morning.
 Hon. Sam Hughes was busy today col Iecting the additional D per cent called for by the north and south road survey subscription. He says that he had 10 trouble whatever as subscribers caue up cheerfully with the needful.
 Hon. NJ. c. Samaniego left for his ranch this morning. He was advised yesterday that the waters of the recent storm had damaged his bouee and com pelled his employees occupying same to seek eafety on the mesa above.
 There is 8 wild rumor to the effect that the new governor has engaged board at the French restaurant. Ger ant has reached aspiring Gtatemen In the east. Its fame still grows.
 M. L. Aiferc, a resident of Sahuaripa, Sonora. makes inquiry for the address of his uncle. Don Manuel Lopez Aitero. ! whom he has not heard from for two years. At last accounts he wgs in Nev ada or Colorado, at place called Pica- cho de Plata.
 There was one drunk before the city recorder today. He was saIted down 10 the tune Of 5 which he paid and pulled out for his home in the Lagunn. His team which he had placed iD a livery stable before going on Q bender he got out for one big American dollar. Two cases of dyphtheria were report ed from the Barrie Libre this morning. They are in the family cf BonifacIo Gri- ialva. The house Was at once quaTGn 1 tined and contact wlth visitors cut of. ! By this means the disease will be con- fined to the house without daBger of spreading.
 Mr. 1T. II. Underwood received the | distressing intelligence today of the i death of his brother, l.. D. Underwood, i at his home in P0tsdam, \. l., Of par ] alisis, in ths 10th year of his age. He ] was born and raised in Potsdam, and l WAS highly respected by his friends and i associates. He leaves a wife and one 1 son to mourn his sad death, The survey ot the north and south rail | road strikes the Southern Pacific at or | near Old Desert station, about twenty | six mIles west of Tucson and parallels | it to thls place. The crossing | of the Srnta Cruz Is lad down near i hart's ranch about twenty miles south l Ca Tucson. 1t is said that another ruT- vey will be probably run on the vest l 8 de of the valley. | The examination of Francisco PsTasta ! for the murder Of Jose Maria Acebedo :! took place before Justice Meyer lhia ! fnrennnn Lndoa Ioyal. ranrase-tad 1