Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-02

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 The Eagle mills have again started up, for steady running, after a shut down of month.
 Additional castings for the Old Glory mill, at Gro Blsnco, are at the railroad freight house.
 Tucson had 8 seves-dsys' wonder tod8y-a genuine fog, it wac the second in fifteen years in Tucson. They come frequently enough, as it is,
 The North ana South railroad people succeeded Saturday night ID crossing the Hasssyampa river. "On to PhoenixT is now the.cry, and they are going at 8 very good rate of progI ess.
 At the Indian school from 160 scres of wheat and barley are growing, against 100 aores for last year. The crops are doing finely. The health of the Indian students IS very good this year.
 Carpet cleaning and general house cleaning done in first class manner at moderate prices. Apply of J. w. Woods, Camp street, between Meyer and Church plaza, first door south of the old French restaurant place.
 James Reymert, Jr., Florence; A D Brewer. Morenci, W G Scott, St John and W M Fike, Bisbee. were Friday commissioned Notary Publics by Cover nor Hughes.
 Every preparation for the Nogsles carnival is well under way, says Al. Brockmnn, in from there. To date S3000 has been subscribed. Excursions will be run from Benson and Guaymss to Nogales. The carnival will be a handsome affair.
 The first number of o. III. Tully's School R ,gister, the new Arizona edu- tional journal, is out. It is full of good reading, of interest to all and particular those interested in educational matters The paper is in every way 8 creditab'e issue.
 Notwithstanding the fact that cattle for sale are plenty enough, fat range stock are not obtainable in sufficient quantities. Hon 0 F Schumacher says he has difficulty in obtaining fat stock, and now expects that he will be obliged to go to the Salt valley to get them.
 Nj. Carrillo has opened place of bus- iness next to Ford's, where we'll fitting clothing may be had at low figures. He is in receipt of fine lines of samples from Hart & Obencorf, Chicago, and Wana- maker & Brown, Philadelphia. Suits to order for SIP.
 In one day six orders for Columb mbia '95 bicycles were sent in for Messrs. Ten ney, Franklin. Bowers, Steinfeld and Dr. Whomes. Mir. Clspp also expects a wheel daily. The Columbia people have adopted the government armor plate nickel steel, which makes their wheel the best and strongest on earth.
 Tucson was pretty literally recogniz- ed in the eighteenth legislature, in the matter of clerkships. Charles Roff was made chief clerk of the council; J. O. Perry, assistant chief clerk of the house; l. B Hsyee, enrolling and expressing clerk; Henry Aphold, assistant enrolling and expressing clerk; and Herbert DrschmsR, journal clerk.
 Hsverly's ministrels will be here on the 9th and Eth of February. The Mozart Symphony club, 8 strictly first class concert organization. will be at the opera house March D. Zsmlock has no fixed date but is liable to be here at any time, and the Calhoun opera company are billed for Tucson on the 24th and 25th of February. The Mozart Sympho- ny club is "high toned" and promises to be the musical treat of the season. medium height and rather spare of build, whose left arm and hand are apparently parslyEed, applied to Mrs. s. H. Drschman for charity, at noon yes terday. She considerably buttered half loaf of fresh bread and gave it to the mendicant. The man took it, but on reaching the street deliberately threw it away, MT. Drscbman happened to be home at the time and demonstrated with the fellow, who answered impud- ently that it was money he wanted and not bread, and that if he needed bread he could buy it without having to beg for it. It is well enongh for the charit ably inclined to be on the look out for such imposters.
 The merchants license tax is under discussion in the legislature, and is evI- dently in 8 fair way for repeal. Hon. Fred Hughes of this city, is strong advocate of the merchants license. As clerk of the board of supervisors he has seen It's practicability. In Pima county last year the total expenses of the coun ty were $50, 149.S2. There was DO money to spare, but the county did not run ID debt any. Of this sum the mer- chants Incense returned sl7, ,355.2O, or over one third of the whole. This sum, MT. Hughes argues, comes out of the whole people, in the increased charges necessitsted by the merchants. One thing that can be said for the tax is that it is the means of reaching good many Chinese who would otherwise pay Do,h- !! ing. MT. Hughes says the county will | run in debt the amount of the license next year if the tax is repealed. The income from gambling licenses last year was about 5000.