Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

JHe nlll at tle ooutuSru De4l mine is compie cd.
 Miss Lillie Anderson is in the city from the Quijotoas.
 4. D. Otis expects to return to Tue son ln @ short time,
 JuGge Warner Earll and wife have re- turned from a visit to California.
 Leigh Chalmers, inspector of the De pertinent of Justice, has returned east
 An old painter an l artist named Por- ter cied in Tombstone yesterday morn ing.
 The case of the Territory vs. Chin Linn was given to the jury at one o'clock this afternoon.
 Tomorrow is the proper day for peo- pie to refrain from the popular occupa- tion of doing no work, and 90 to church.
 The waters from the abundance in the CienegR just how, have made the lIt- tie R.lli,o creek almost an impossible rivsr.
 The delayed tram for the east got of at lalf past one o'clock this afternoon, and the west bound train was coming on time up to the washout.
 Frank Oury, son Of Deputy Collector VI. 5. Oury, has returned to San Fran cisco to complete his collegiate course at The state university.
 The soda fountain of the Plaza drug etoTe contains more tiZz to the square inch than the steam boilOr of the yard engine, and Dr. Duke mixes up the most tempting syTups,
 Take a little wine for thy stomach's sake, but buy the pure table wine to be found only at the Pioneer French saloon, corner of Camp and Church streets.
 The White House has experienced a big rush of busineas since 1T reopened. It Is thronged with patrons daily, who find the goods are offered so cheap that buy largely.
 The Clifton Clarion says the school trustees of that district have concluded not to open school until the first of next month, on account of warm weather and the prevailing epidemic. typho -malarial fever.
 Abel $. Dungan, Esq, made hIs maid. en effort to-day III addressing jury, m Tn the case of the territory vs. Chin Linn, and he is highly complimented by members of the bar upon the excellence of his arguments.
 Mir J. G. Hilz.nger announces that ne will open an evening school above the Star office next Monday, for in- s,ructiln in commercial matters. Mir HilZlnger is a capable and experienced gentleman and will meet with signal success ln hls new venture.
 The editor of La Coloma Mexicana is in receipt ot a letter from MagdeleDR dated Sept 9.h that gives the startling | news tLat at Hermoslllo and CfuaymHs there were no less than forty cases of | yellow fever on that date.
 MT. J. E. Collins, the successful mer- chant of Maxey, Graham county, is ID | this city on a short vacation for business | and pleasure. Mir. Collins has proba- bly the largest general merchandise | store in Arizona outside of that of l.. | Zeclendort S Co. in this city.
 Two real estate deeds were filed for record thIs morning. as follow: H. Crep- ln and wife to F. E. Clifford and ". 5. Read, lot i, block lS0 northeast corner of Church and Alameda streets, $500. J. $. Nosburg to Samuel Hughes, block l3S, Tucson, Sl00.
 Theo l.. Stiles and Judge Boyle of the Sonora Gold and Silver Mining Con- panY. left by team for Benson, to catch the east bound tram from that point, with view to reach Fl Paso with all , possible haste, on some important bus ines matters, with legal ramifcstions
 It ;s not very often that an invest ment of fifty cents will bring to a man a splendid gold watch, but Sam Drach- man seems to have in view & plan to en- rich some lucky person to that extent T1e uolus operandi Of the matter will be seen by his announcement in another colunu.
 The Tombstone: If Pete Kitchen don't let up praying, We who live iu Tombstone will be drowned out. Brother Brown, We will hold you per sonally responsible for all this, you and yoGr Citizen, as Pete would never have thought of praying had it not been for you.
 The jury in the Chin Linn case were ou5 al lest night but failed to reach any unanimous conclusion except that they could not agree. They were discharged tnis morning and the subject being ground beneath the upper and neither milistone of the law, will be transferred into another set of buhr-stones that will , develop all the fiour-y kingdom chsrsc- terlstlcs Tn h,m. Mr. J. P. LOnergan, of the enterprls- ing business house of Lonergan, Holmes { & Co, has gone to San Francesca to |, select a big stock of goods Their en- , larged store IS approaching completion and will be ready for the goods by the ! tune they reach Tucson, when this firm will show to their patrons one of the { finest and largest and best stocked s stores in the vicinity. it The QGuotoa stage now makes daily 1, trips, but carries the mail only on Mon- : days, Wednesdays and Fridays, on . which days it leaves Tucson at II o'clock a. m. upon the arrival of the , California train. As the stage is run . oa Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays : simply for the accommodation of local . travel, t will leave Tucson at o'clock [ n. n. and carries no mail except indiy- . ldnal letters in the franked envelopes cf the stage company. The new feature added to the Fiesta u occasions lots of fun at the Park, and the laughter of the crowd eau be heard p above even the melody of the San Xavier rawhide band. Tom Wade has lt imported at great expense set of fine v faquls, skilled in native Terpsichorean a who nightly entertain la the Vast crowds with the poetry of mo- s' hon as conceived by the untutored say e' ages. Besides all thIs, the usual attrac- lions are still presented, and one can scarcely pass a more pleasant evening than at the Park during the few remain ,, ing nights of the Fiesta. u Samuel Hughes is preparing to re- SC 'ume work on his Don Juan mine ID the h Sierrltas. He has a two-fold object. v The mine contains good supply of bi 7ery nlce water and some very good gC Ire. he wall mine and assort the ore ta or shipment, and the result of the fur th her developments will determine wheth- CT mN T NaNI