Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.

De Croft and Zsigler are constructing
bicycle path from the city to the
Union park.
The United States court of Private
Land claims will meet ia this city abcu'
the middle of February.
The new bridge across the arroyo op
posite the S. P. depot is now comp eteo
and the street Is being graded 6nd pu'
in condition for travel.
The brand of the Empire Land Il Cat
tie company has bsen filed for record,
also brand and ear msrks of Domingo
LsIuna.
Notice of location OF mine known
a. the Louisa in the Cababi DIaJrici
has been filed for record by John Lucht
and j. T. Nicholas.
Premature badness may be prevented
aud the hair made to grow on heads al
ready bald by the use of Halls Veg eta
BILE Siciisn Hair Remover.
All Sam and Sin Lee were Wednes-
day held on charge of forging and
atsrng Ckiness certificate of regis
tration to appear before the next grand
jury.
The Gipsey gang which wss driven
out OF TuI son have reached PhoeT IL, Ut
still find nc resting place as they nave
again been ordered to move on under
the usual penalties.
The young son of Mr. F. J. Villaes-
cusa died e Z o'clock Tuesday evening
of dinhlheri q, aged 4 years 8nd one
month. The funeral took place at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Vii.
laescuss has the sympathy of friends in
his affiiction.
A sailor dressed in full attire to pur-
sue his calling Oh the rolling deep, was
q passenger on 10 yesterday and attract
ed considerable attention, being one OF
the crew of the y uIted States steamship
Baltimore. To make up for the absence
OF salt water it was noticed he bad the
next best thing, firewater.
Recorder Cornell had six tramps be
fore him today, aud sentenced five OF
them to five Days in jail or 50 fine for
vsgrsucy. The sixth having revolver
Cd his person, was sentenced to fifty
concealed weapons.
Dolores Gallego arrested recently for
having struggled goods 10 his posses
sion, at Charleston, Cochise county was
held by Hon. J. ". Wright, y. S. com
missioner at Bsbee on the 25th, to
sppear before the grand jury 10 the
March term.
The blacksmith helpers in the South
ern Pacific shops, are delighted over the |
return from Sacramento of the large |
steam b. miner, where it has been some |
zine for repairs. After becoming used |
to it they found heavy welding with |
sledges rather hard work on their rather |
nervous systems.
Quite little amusement was caused |
this morning ct the depot. where num-
Der of friends OF the bride and groom.
welded last evening, appeared armed to |
the teeth with old slippers, rice, and all |
necessary implements to establish the /
fact in the minds OF oil the passengers |
that there wRs bridal couple on the
train and found that they were too late.
the parties having left on the limited.
John B. Fitch, we'll known hereabouts,
for the past year or go editor of the FL
Paso Tribune, was cowhided by a little
blonde woman" who imagined she had
a grievance. The assault, however, was
unjust and uncslled for. 1t appears
that the offending paragraph in the
Tribune was written by another employe
OF the Office over whom Fitch had no
control.
The Masonic fraternity are making
great improvements in their plot In the
cemetery, and il their praiseworthy eff
forts meet With success they will un-
doubtedly have a beautiful cemetery.
A well has been dug and a wind mill,
with 5000 gallon tank erected. The
ground has been neatly arranged aud
over 300 feet of pipe laid. One hun
dred trees are now being plated and
when finished. it will present pleasing
and gratifying sight to the members.
A small but apprecistive audience at
tended the entertainment of the Chica-
90 Quartette last eveLing at Reid's ope-
"a house. The program was one OF the
finest OF its class ever presented lie the
city and wac srtistically and charmIngly
rendered. The ladies being entirely re-
covered from their fatigue. readily con-
WINGED all that each was On artist
worthy of the highest praise. Encore
after encore met their efforts, the ladies
generally responding 10 pleasing man
ner. Those who did net attend the en-
tertainment missed on of the strongest
attractions of the season, as all who
were there will testify.
w. r Quinn, a brakeman employed
by the Southern Pacific, was, yesterday,
accidentally shot, by his companion
brakeman, through the calf of the right
leg, near Ivalon about ten miles THE
side of Yuma. Quinn was standing on
top Of a car, when revolver in the
hands OF the other brakeman who was
inside the car, was accidentally dis
charged. the ball passing through the
roof OF the car and infiicting the wound
as above stated. Mr.. Quinn was
brought in to the hospital for treatment
this morning and although the injury is
not very serious, he suffers considerable
pain.