Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-01
LOCAL NEWS.

into old COWS.
 There are about 40O0 Indians on tn
 Sacaton reservation.
 Col. Sylvester Watts, president of th
 Tucson Water company, will be in Tue
 son in few days.
 One of the most violent windstorm
 Tucson has ever experienced blew iron
 the west today,
 Two brands were placed of record
 Friday, one by Antonio Amado, the
 other by Querino Mendoza.
 Acting Marshsl Frazer was bitten by
 vicious dog yesterday. The dog sleeps
 with his fathers and bites no more.
 Mir. 0. M. Burr, an old newspaper man representing the oil and paint es, is in the city.
 Daniel Murphy, the ex-postmaster and justice of peace at Gila Bend, and well known here, is said 10 be lying at the point of death in Phoenix.
 Mir Holt the cattle buyer from Mon tans left with us the equivalent ot live months of the pay car of the railroad. pretty good showing for one man and one industry.
 Lieut.. Gen. Schofeld. accompanied by Mrs. Schofield and sister, Major Sanger and Capt. Schotield, are en route to Arizona on tour of inspection Of the military posts.
 fhe sistex of President Diaz, of Mexi- co, oi d in that city last Sunday morn ing She was extremely popular on ac- count of her devotion to works of char ity.
 Sheriff Fly of Cochise county is in the city looking forS>witness. He To- csted his "bombre" this afternoon and will, # IS said, leave for home in the morning.
 There was au inclpient fire in the university wood pile today. but through | the good offices of Rev. MT. Billman | and lot of his Indian boys it was | speedily extinguished. But little damage Il was done.
 The Memorial services of the G. A. R. were held in the Methodist church | last evening. Rev. c. P. Wilson ofticlat ing. The vets formed ID their hall and then marched to the church where seats had been reserved for them.
 The wind blew and the dust flew from all quarters today. Advices from the northeastern portions of the territory | state that much ram has fallen there- Rbouts.
 Miss Duncan, formerly in charge of the "hello" department of c. F. Hoff, but for the past year teaching school at Benson, has soout concluded her labOrs and Till return to Tucson.
 The governor and Chairman Fickas engaged in political sparring match yesterday with the Washington visitors as referees. Such is politics and official life in the woody west.-Gazette.
 Mrs. Trinble the lady from Florence who for the past two weeks has been ID the hospital, has so far recovered as to be able to walk. Her case is a remark able one and her speedy recovery none less SO.
 Extensive shipments by Walter Vail of Cameron cattle occurred yesterday st Pantano, and large shipment of the same cattle goes forward today. Cattle cars are in great demand now. We hope the good work will go on.
 Mr. W. J. Schultz. merchant at Saca- ton, was in the city on business. He reports everything quiet on the agency | but water scarce and crops short. The amount of grain to be harvested this | year will fall far below the average.
 MT. Mac Pherson, whose arm was so severely mutllsted at the round house | few days since, IS doing nicely, ano there is prospect of the injured mem Der being saved, although this ha la<a Il yet IT suppuratlon does not set ill be will be all right
 Msnager Reid of the opera house it making some modern innovations in his stage fxings. Among other improve ments will be s new drop curtain sno about $500 or S400 worth of new scenery. Later he will SO arrange his stage ss tt accommodate any class of scenery tba; travelling companies may bring witt them.
 Frying Pan is capitalist. He made | 8 $500 winning a few nights ago and hBs ! gone into business herewith. Instead of .'blowlng it ID" he looked around for | s judicious investment and found it ip the Ganzborn's carryell, which he pur chased, team and all "Pan" is deserv | ing of 8 whole lot of patronage.
 Bob Todd, so long of the Tucson Star, q but now an Rttsche of the Lss Angeles ! Express, was summoned before the DO | [ lIce court of the Angel City the other day as mule expert, hls reputation iI | this line being very probably gained from his long association with the Bar l $ rio Libre of Tucson spd its melodious ' loungers.
 Lotus J. F. Iseger, proprietor of "Tbe ' Place." with his usual generosity, has given Joe Nugeut, hls bartender. his aL | [ nusl vacation of ten days and a pr sent | of fifty ''iron" dollars. He started Wed ' nesday evening and viii spend his leave [ of absence in Phoenix and Prescott Senti3el. lt The Prescott fire department has challenged the Phce enix laddIes to hose tournament, and the latter are rustlipg to raise the $700 which they consider necessary for the trip to the Mountain City. Tucson should step in end make n scoop on both. Under the leadership Of Jack Bolyn they can play with any thing in the territory. MT. Howard Baines returned last | night from Sonora, to which place he had been to examine the mine owned | and worked by l.. Ephraim. He reports the mine both big ard good. He says furthermore that there is considerable email pox throughout that country. At the line Dr. Chenoweth rIgidly enfJrces the quarantine, and every body coming along the line of the road hae to submit rS vacclnation and all articles to fumi- gstion.
 The officers in command of the Seventh Regiment now stationed at Camp Grant, are Colonel Summer, Msjor DalSN: Captain Nolan and Lieut. Rice of "I" troor; Captain God frey and Lieuts Nicholson and Simmons AT C | |