Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.

IN THIS SeC6lOus
Bob Woods, of Arivaca, Is in town Oh
business.
A. Corerchesni has sent in eight placer
locations from Arivaca for record.
l.. Zeckendorf & Co., today shippeo
300 head of Mexican cattle to hingsiey'
Kansas.
The Ladies Benevolent association
will meet Fridsy, Jan. IL, 1896 at the
Star hall.
The cyanide plant for the Montana
mine Orc Blapco district, arrived ob
the train yesterday and will be Hhlppeo
TO the mine immediately.
A. Bachiiier, q prosperous merchant
at the Montana camp, Is ID the CITY on
business.
Mrs Mansfield gave party last nigh:
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. David Gotthei
who left this morning for tie east.
The abutments for the bridge across
the arroyo east of town are completely
and ready for the tlmbers-
LO1priant grass, fat cattle and pien'!
OF water is the news THAI comes iroHl
Orc Blanco.
Mrs Mp. Hook, of Oakland, Gal. Is
.nand;,p the winter with her neice, Mrs
A. NJ. Dyer.
Mrs. c. ". Wright entertained
numhar of friends today with q Mexican
luncheon.
The Carnecero is the name of 9
location sent in from Gro Blanoo oy
Jere Fryer.
Initiation and installation exercises
will he held tonight by Naomi R9neksn
degree lodge, /. o. o, F., at their hail
night.
A child of Jesus Viilaescusa, VINO
resides on Convent street, wss purieo
today.
Three carloads of alfalfa fed peer,
rolling fat, from the Bayless ranco, Hau
Pedro are Gu the way 10 Y. r. ochu-
macher,
Mauricio Colores, a boy about fourteen
years old, died last nigEtand was ourieu
today.
E.A. Began, of Orc Blanco, is pre-
nsrinp to place a mill on his mine. Mr..
Bogan's mine is ranked as one OF the best
in that rich mineral section.
Jchn Maloney is developing a good
looking gold ledge at Orc Blanco. de
expects parties from Los Angeles soon
to examine the mine with view Oh
purchasing
Rev. W. Bryant will preach in the
Methodist church next sabbath: Inc
continuance of the meetings Will De de-
termined upon during the sabbath.
Tho meetings at the Methodist church
continue in interest and increased at
tendance. You will be blessing to
yourself and neighbor by attending.
The building at the corner OF Meyer
and Congress is being rehtted. LII WIZ
be occupied about the first of February
by Mr.. Earnest, Of the Opera House
cafe.
Ipuacio Villababos, who was arrested
for running a saloon without license;
had a trial before Recorder Council
Yesterday afternoon. He was convicted
and sentenced to pay fine OF 500. The
case was appealed to the district court.
There ara two big irrigation schemes,
both contiguous to Tucson, In process
tiers refuse to give out any 1urther
information.
RR. Richardson, who is in town
from Crittenden, reports that arrange
ments are beng made to ship lOOO tons
of Duauesne ore. This ore is under at
tachment by parties who had worked
for Fitzgerald.
The body of j. n. Frazier. killed at
the railroad yards last Monday, was
placed in metallic c8sket by the Sam
uel Baird Undertaking company and
shipped to st. Clairsville, o., this morn
ing
1t may sound strange but it is fact
that the larger portion of the frelghtng
between Tucson and Nogsles is done 10y
team. The railroad charges are so high
that merchants prefer the slower DIT
cheaper method of transportation.
Arthur Sunday, of Fort Worth, Tex,
a first class baseball player, Is in the
CITY. An effort will be made Dy the
Tucson club to get the Phoenix club to
come over here and play two games on
Saturday and Sunday, the 10Th and
26th.
In the district court an action has been
fled by Anna Hughes and Della q.
Dolman against l.. ID. Chillson, l.. W.
Chillson and j. S. Messersmith. The
suit is TO recover possession of the
Hughes mine, Mineral Hill district.
Damages are also asked for in the sum
of $4,000.
About a month ago George Hunchis
and his sister Pauline Hunchls came to
Tucson from Plymouth, Iowa, in search
of a better climate Cor the lady. Last
night she died trcm the effects of heart
disease. The body will be en- balmed
and shipped back to their old home.
On Wednesday afternoon last Mrs. L.
G. RaduIovich gave an elegant luncheon
at her residence. The guests present
were Mrs. Geo Puseh. Mrs John Zell-
weser, Mrs Maker, Miss Siebert, Mrs
Hammond, Mrs Gray, Mrs @ W Wright,
Mrs Randolph and Mrs Taylor.
After the installation of the officers of
Apache Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. w. last
evening, a general social good time was
had al a banquet in the hall. A num-
Der OF Workmen not members of the
lodge were present. Enough additional
shares were subscribed to make the
new building for the Workmen lodges q
certainty.
A recent statement issued by the
Citizens Building and Loan association
elbows that corporation to be in a -four
ishing condition, which fact the CITIZEN
is pleased to note. The two loan $3.50
Citations OF Tucson are proving a most
potent factor in building up the town
and adding to its general welfare.
w. A. Hartt lie pushing work on Ein
mining enterprise in the Orc Blanco.
The mill is completed and ready for op-
Grafton. A tramway is in course of
erection to convey the ore from the
mine to the mill. 1t will be completed
in about a week, when crushing wall i'm
medistely follow.