Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Treasurer johnson made anothe
school epportion yesterday after
noon and S3SSS.73 cents ere Get aside
for school dislict No. /.
Judge Bethune was reported eCme
what better yesterday, and friends, Of
whom he hes many, hope shortly &c
hear Of his entire convalesenoe.
L. Cordero wRs examined before
Justice Meyer yesterday on toe charge
of assault, but was discharged for lack
of evidence to convict,
Tucson Lodge No. 4, L. & A. NJ, will
meet tonight for work in the third de-
gree. All master mseons il good stand
leg are frsternally invited TO attend.
Tucson Chapter No. s, Royal Arch
Masons, will meet tonight. Soiourning
companions in good standing fraternally
invited to attended.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Drake arrived
from Los Angeles this morning. Mrs.
Drake has been absent nearly two
months.
Hon. Sam Hughes has a deed TO 8
piece of land On the Santa Cruz, dated
1917. The deed explicitly states that II
was given to replace another that had
been lost.
Mrs. Mansfield hes petitioned the
chamber of commerce looking to the
widening OF Congress street at Its inter
section With Nam. TIE street is SIX
feet narrower 1T that point than it is al
its intersection with Meyer street, just
Oua block Distant
A Mexican by the name of Gregorio
Ramos, employed as section hand al
Wilcox got drunk, lay on the track
and was killed BY the helper engine, on
Thursday last. The only thing found
on his person was an infantry bsyonet.
He was badly cut up.
Two over bolsterous individuals,
named BRldeneRro 6nd OchoB, were
escorted by Officer Roache into the
presence of Recorder Coanell. They
ordered 70 modulate their voices and
thus bring them within the pale of the
city ordinances and ordered to the tank
for six days in lieu of six debased silver
dollars.
j. d. Andrews, the egg ranchman, had
his horse stolen last night, and his hens
have stopped laying in consequence.
The missing animal is light bay with
white face and one white hind leg. He
is shod all around and branded E. b.
I'D. Bullock, weighs about $50 pounds
and is nine years cid. Mr. Andrews
Will pay reward OF s. for his recovery.
The experiment station, Tucson, Ariz-
ona, is desIrous of obtaining fine speci-
mems Of fruits OF oil kinds grown in the
territory, for the purpose of comparing
the products OF the different sections
and illustrating the agricultural resourc-
es Of Arizona.
Hon. Tom Fitch's lecture has been
postponed. Tom was "tuken" sick and
his visit to the ancient and honorable
pueblo had TO be deferred in conse
quence thereof He didn'G mean to be
real sick, but he just couldn't help if.
Due notice OF his convalescence will be
given later.
Word has being received at the Tucson
land Office of the withdrawal of the
Butte reservoir site from public entry.
The acreage Of the sight is place. at
1910 scres 1t was surveyed by Cyrus
Z. Babb.
Those who are engaged in ranching,
fruit growing or stock raising and come
across problems which they do not
understand should make applications to
the Experiment Station for assistance.
The station is in existence for the good
of the people, and al con-
municatioDs addressed to the director at
Tucson will receive prompt attention.
General j. B. Allen, the veteran
pioneer, has moved with his Ieres and
penates TO Shultz. Pinal county, where
he has been .ouly installed es post
master. He has opened store at that
point and will do a general merchandise
business. He was in town today laying
in a stock of goods and purchasing
team 10 travel between Tucson and his
place OF business. The old general is
indsfatigable.
The lis. of membership of the Arizona
p ess ASSOCIATION has been revised and
is as follows: ] W Darlington, e
aiartin, Mrs. l. 9 Hughes. A 81 Hack
ney, Herbert Brown, j Netherton, Il
g Brown, George A Mintz, John T
Hughes. Chas W Pugh, Orrick Jacks IN,
Geo III Kelly, Frank M King, E A
Rogers, Sam T Webb, ] o Dunbar, J FL
McOliutock, n A Morford, A S Mills,
W B Kelly, r Dillon, T Wolfey, @
p LeItch, Allen L Bird.
The Easter Number of Harper's Bazaar
will appear on March IS b. Il will be
distinguished by an extra supplement
and decorated cover, and viii be- full
OF the Easter sentiment as expressed
10 fashions suitable TO the season. Eie-
gaGt gowns aGd wraps and lovely Easter
bats and bounets Will appear in almost
bewildering variety A strong story
by Marion 4arlend. entitled "Jim Purdy
Martyr" with fms illustration by A. j
Kellar, will be striking feature.
A doubIe-paye drawing by A. B. Frost
will be one CT the pictorial features of
uarper's Weekly for March 18th. The
came number will contain, under the
caption The Redemption of the Plains"
a vaiuble article on the great semi-arid
regions of the West, with discussion Of
measures that mgy be taken to bring
them under cultivation. Music lovers
will lock forward 20 another article pro-
missed in this ISSUE Of the Weekly: an il
innate biographical sketch Of Anton
Siedl, by ". J. Henderson.
Albert Walmsley, formerly proprietor
of the St. LOUIS Exchange, is dead. He
died in Phoenix Monday night last. ard
was buried at p. 10. yesterday. Mrs.
Walmsley for time kept a millinery
store CD Camp street, but later remov-
ed to Phoeniy, where she found en-
ployment in the millinery department
OF the Bee Hive. PfIor 10 two yesrs ago
Wslmsley was apparently the pertec>
tion of physical manhood, but was at
tecked by disease and gradually sue
cGmbsd
Arizona can boast OF railroad mile
age OF / ,256 miles. This Is a gocd be-
ginning towards helping TO develop the
1890, 600 acres of that territory in ex-
porting Is it did last year, 227, 2I3 head
Of cattle. Arizona needs good railroad
facilities. The gold output OF the terri