Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-13


 is rarely otherwise in tue old pueblo.
 W. s. Calder, bookkeeper for the l Tucson Grocer Co.,, left last night for
 Portmouth, Ohio, his former home. . Mir. Charles Russell is again in from IArIvacs in connection with some legal
 contention over the possession of min ing property and mill there.
 | County Treasurer Johnson on Satur- day sent to Phoenix s5,256 as this coun- tvs proportion of semi-annual interest
 on the funded indebtedness.
 It is an old saying that a man is civilized through his stomach. This
 explains the popularity of the French
 restaurant.
 | There was no mail from the east this morning. The delay was caused by a
 washout on the Santa Fe east of Dem
 ing.
 Mir. J. 0. Chamberlain returned from |, vscstion to the sea coast thls morn
 ing. He is eulogistic over the oesuIles
 of Los Angeles.
 The surveyors running the line Of the North and South road are said to be ln the neighborhood of Red Rock, working
 this way rapidly.
 Columbia postage stamps are again
 being cold at the post office. This. it is
 believed, is the last batch the pubic
 will ever be troubled iD licking.
 Nose Drachman came in last night from Prescott, having taken in the 4th there. Nose reports Prescott as being | fully alive.
 MT. Frank Lee has returned from his visit to Oracle Mrs. Lee will remain there during the heated term. She IS at the Dodge sanitarium.
 In the recorders court yesterday morning John Williams, supposed tramp, was fined $40 for carrying pistol. He rather surprised hls folks when he dug up" and paid the fine.
 The board Of supervisors were in ses- sion yesterday. the principal business before them being the auditing of claims. Today they again convene as a board of equalization.
 Up to date the city assessor and tax collector has issued but 2l dog licences. The poundmaster did better. He swung around the circle last night and gather ed in 34 of the puFps.
 "It cures sea sickness" is to be met with on big, tisring posters all over the town. All that Is wanted now IS the sea and the sickness, and these are wanted badly.
 Amador Vill8real was given sixty days and Juan Castillo ninety days in [ the city bastlIe by Judge Scott today, for assault upon an old Mexican woman . named Paz Villa. It was an all around { drunken TOW in which the old lady in the triangular fight was the sufferer. h
 Mir. Tombs and MT. Fairbanks accom- pani-d by their families and two or three friends, took an outing on Sun < day to Agua Caliente. going early and in the evening. They report having had very enjoyable day.
 General Satterwhite left for Prescott Sunday night to attend the sitting of the territorial supreme court. which was opened vest er6ay. Mrs. Satterwhite him, whose slight illness on Saturday prevented their starting hen as intended.
 A party in from Phoenix stated that I he Gazette was to be sold today. He ,urtber stated that Editor Dunbar had , aiied in hIs efforts to raise the neces- lhry cash and that the persimmon would [ be knocked by the opposing c faction.
 President c. Layton of Thatcher, Grs- ham county, Is at the OrDdortf. He states that the Gil8 valley is this year positively cooperative. The wheat crUpi when gathered proved to be the average. |, Alfalfa and other growing crops are ooklng well and the people are corres- I pondIngly happy.
 At the Cananea mines one day last week the miUers Rll struck for higher ! wages. demanding g day-an advance t from SI.50. The raise was refused, and { .ftcr 8 day m idlenese the men returned I o work at the old rate. s
 Mrs. NJ. McKennR accompanied Mrs. : Jol. Martin 10 California, and will be zone to September first. This is her irst visit to California although she has C been a resident of Tucson for more than r wenty years. She writes that she Is ! delighted with her visit to the golden T ,tate.
 Company F, Arizona National guards v s to be mustered out of service for in- 2 iu ubordination when in the line of march s ,n July 4. The order to that effect was ssued yesterday by order of Governor Hughes and adiutant General Schwartz.
 City Recorder Connell has gone to Santa Monica for a vacation of ten days IT two weeks. For some time past t Charley has been under the weather nd he thinks little California coasti utionsl will do him good. City Assessor Jol. Treat will hold the ribbons over his il ,ffice in the meantime. f.
 A rich strike has been made in the b Sunset mIne, H8rqua Hala mountains, t u the ? foot level. Mir. Prsnge, the a lucky owner, intends to put up sixty k stamp mill. The ore runs 1925 to the | on. He now has ten stamp mill run ii ling day and night on ore from the 4 nine. f,
 When H. Gerwein joined the throng . )f excursionists CD route to California ast night it was for the purpose of get ing married. His lady love, Mr. Sheuitt, has been in California for some '; ime and on arrival of the Benson mer- .i ,hgnt the nuptial knot will be tied. :, They are we'll mated and will undoubt- q 'dly make happy household. S
 All the property in the Mineral Hill F amp, owned by the Fitzgerald Smelt- h ng company of El Paso, was attached ( ,y their employees for wages 6 few days a IInce. Sheriff Leatherwood went to e Washington camp for like purpose on s ,ehalf of Louis Ezekiels. The attach Ii nent was subsequently raised by tele- .raph, Messrs. Leo Goldschmidt and J. ]. Hiizinger qualifying on the bond.
 4 complaint was filed the 1st inst r before U. $. Commissioner Chalmers = hat Chnaman An Foo was illegally ',