Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.

MT. Willard Wright "Dlked It from Nogales Saturday. = Mir. P. B, Zeigler with his usual pusl and enterprise IS about completing sever al new cottages east of the railroR' track.
 It is reported on good authority tha the e. Glory will soon resume opera tions.
 In the absence of Miss Pomeroy IT California, Mrs. F. A. Stevens Will oe in charge of the Public library.
 Louis Avila and Juans Mersncis were married at the Catholic church thls morning by the Rev. Ed. Gerard.
 The hearing in the case of Mrs. Root. Cannon in jail for shooting her nusoano, is being deferred at the request or hei attorneys.
 John Mann was brought to the coun- ty jail today from Nogalss on the charge of uttering forged checks.
 The Maverick club to the number ot about dozen took a run out to the Agua Caliente on thelr wheels yester- day.
 The new stamp mill at the University was given a test run few days since and was found to fill the bill Of expecta- tion.
 MT. James Tallmadge offers some horses for sale cheap. Anybody in need of good pony can get one for 8 small amount of cash.
 It rained heavily Saturday night on the road between Tucson and San Aa- vier, but did not touch either place.
 Collie IS being brought to town by the wagon load. They are small. round and green and retail for ten cents apiece, un- der the name of sandia.
 Raymond Satterwhite leaves this evening for Flagstaff, to join a party of surveyors who will survey line for the proposed electric railway from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon.
 W. L. Vail, the cratic newspaper genius from whom his wife recently ob- tained a divorce, is in Mexico as 8 cor respondent of the San Francesca Chronicle.
 It is reported that the s. P. road will abandon its line of track between Glls Bend and Tucson ana construct new line between these points by way 0f Mesa City and Florence.
 John and Willard Wright started for the Empire ranch on their wheels st noon today. From that point Willard will continue on to Nogales and Joan will return home.
 Fl Paso has a bachelors and grass widows club. If such one was started m Tucson It would take in nearly the whole town, while California could of sett it with 8 maids and grass widows club of almost equal number from Tue son.
 Hon. H. D. Underwood returned from Clifton on Monday. He reports heavy rains in that direction. Wilcox and Bowie station on the Southern Pacific were almost deluged as he came through on account of the rush of water from the mountains although no rain had fallen at either place.
 The American Girl company gave Tucson the go by after all and went by the northern route to Denver Colorado, where they are playing in Tabor's Grand. No reason has yet been given Manager Reid for the shabby action of the company ID making date here and then failing to keep it. Fl Peso wRs treated in a like manner.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly and her daughter, Miss Jennie, returned home Tuesday from Clinton, Missouri. where Miss Jennie graduated last week with the first honors of her class. She has been in school three years and hard study and preparation incident to graduation exercises, has left her in rather au ex- hausted condition, but a few weeks soiourn in this glorious Arizona clima e it is believed, will bring her to robust health Bulletin.
 Don Benigno Garcia who has been ab sent ID Sonora for the past year return ed to Tucson Saturday night. Too close attention to bis mining property at La. Tajtas had considerably impaired his health and he was taking vacation al Nogales and when apprised by wire o his brothers sudden illness, be came or and was present at the funeral Sunday He will probably remain here for some weeks taking 6 much needed rest. MT uds hCiO nhO oir pleased to see him once more.
 Miss Anna Londondery, who is "cycl ing the world around" is ID Yuma, nurs ing a lame "bike." She wired to l.. K Hart for some repairing material anC when her machine is fixed she will go tC Phoenix and thence to Tucson. She ii expected to reach here in about 10 days She was in China during the troubles o that country with Japan and lectures or that subject in all towns in her line o -tssVel She is expected to have S5,00( when she reaches Boston Tn November.
 Chas F. Hoff returned yesterday iron Prescott, to which place he went to pu in telephone line. He was granted franchise and the plant is expected ther, within few days, It Will probably b, in working order by the latter part O the month. He came home by way O Los Angeles where be had geod wort to say for Arizona. He was interviewed by an Express reporter and from tn, conversation that followed it is eviden that Charley had not forgotten wher he lived-in Arizona the best place ol earth.
 MT. Jos. R. Watte, superintendent 0 the water works reports the Water I the Santa Cruz as being now lower tha at anytime previously known. This fac is deternIned by the well from which th city supply of water comes. OrIginall the we'll was but IS feet in depth, bu the falling water gradually compelle them to go deeper down till now tn well IS 2S feet deep and the process C sinking is still going on. Formerly th city supply came through submerge sluices in the river bed, and to some el tent these still furnish all that is nece: sary, but the company have been oblie last 21I years. To do this 1t require 1782 cords of wood at an expense ( about s4,500. The amount of water use per month in Tucson, is 13, 3,000,0C gallons. Who says the democracy don drink: