Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN
 SATURDAY. JULY 2I, lSSs.
C Regeser is working day shift at the : SD Francisco EIcha3ge.

C Regeser IS working day shift at the Ssn Francisco Exchange.
 Julius Golihsum is visiting iu Cali iornis. He will be absent several weeks.
 The District Court adjourned till Sat urdsy st 10 s. m.
 Judge Barnes has gone to Tombstone tJ attend to court duty.
 Sheriff A. J. Halbert. of Marioops county, Is in the city.
 The delayed eastern train reached here at noon to-day.
 Mr. and Mrs. |. A. Sanford lef, for California on the delayed train 10 day.
 c. ], Hoff. travelling salesman for A. Gojschmiit < O. IS again home after successful trip.
 Superintendent Noble hss gone on s yeezs vacation to san Pedro where Eis family now reside.
 Col. J. 0. Tiffany formerly Indian sgen: st San Carlos, IS running ss pro- hiation to Congress from New Mexico.
 The ugineeT at the Viohy fountain stood Ike hero with his hand on the throttle the entire day.
 The Court plaza Is credit 10 inc city h few more years if tle good work of caring for Il be kept up t will become e fayorite pleasure resort.
 Jose Maria Portillo. who decspltsted & man with Rn axe 10 the BsTfio Llbre several months back, has been RdJudged a.1 sn ha
 The Cosmopolitan is undergoing 8 much needed repair. NIT. Sam kstZeu- stein, the propretor, reports travel IT, creBsing.
 On Thursday last Judge John A. Rush of Prescott was appointed Attorney- General ot Ariz las, iB place of Attorney General Briggs Goodrlch, deceased.
 4 wagon load of grapes and peaches from Mesa was oa the streets last even ing. Fair prices were realized and the demand wss good. The fruit was ripe and of eIcellant flavor.
 Mir. Robt Huma. foreman in the CIrI- ZEN office, returned yesterday from brief vlsis 10 hls home in British Columbia
 The CITIZEN is the best equipped job office between El Pase and Los Ange- .ss. It's offices are finely situated srd II hss the men and material for doing good work. We invite comparisons.
 For that tired feeling" spend few weeks at Acadia Ranch, Oracle, Pure mountain air. good water ana whole some food. How to get there, tske Meals by-weekly stage.
 The Tightening dug Up fouE telegraph poles between Benson sId Pantay last night. Manager Ormsby sent out re- psirers on epeclsl engine this morning and had the lines 10 working condition again before noon.
 Miss Emma Johnson, the httle dsuRh- ter ot NIT. and Mrs. R. 4. Johnson, will give birthday party to her little frIeuds ihis evening. She was greatly coEc7Tn- ed all day lest 1t should rain and inter fere with their coming.
 Chinese physicians are paid to keep their patients well. When sickness overtBkes them the pay ceases until the physician has effected a cure, when the agreed monthly fee again is in order.
 IS not, as yet, known the exact amount paid Hughes for publishing matter csicaistedl 50 help shs R-svis gang and rob ArIZ5nisus of their homes, but, ss the inhusncs of the Star did not amount to much, We believe S35 covered the cost-Courier.
 County Recorder Sampson issued a marriage license to-day to CrisOstoIno NslenEuels aged p, giving hira She priv llsge to wed Lib:aia dlmada aged l5. On account Of the letter being 8 minor the consent of the father Tas given.
 A very rich specimen from claim near the Tortilits Camp was exhibItec in town yesterday. The claim is known ga tue Monarch Bnd IS owned by Messrs. Milton, Moore and Bernard. The ricL pay streak is said to be ten inches hIck
 Mir. W. s. Sturges returned from a two months visit tO ihe east, last night lie was in Chicago during the conssc- ton and reports growing feeling Shat the nominees of the convention will be the next occupants ot the White House.
 Mir. John Yutzs was in frcn his Santa Catalina ranch to-C sy. He reports hls section of the country as being exceed ingly dry, more so Ibsn he had ever be- fore seen it although resident here sbouts for the past 3 years. The lndl cations are that it rained hard in the hills last night.
 The city enjoyed @ good healthy rain Ftogm last nigbt. it commenced about D. n. and lasted till near midnight. 1t rained very heavy in the mountains, G1 ,n 1.au hafnra hE v to fall here but 1t came in good shape when I. started 10.
 William Isaac sold two cows last week with the understanding that If Indiana goes Democratic le gets nothing for taem, but if it goes Republican be IS to receive S200 for each. He also sold tvo on the result of the California vote, with the came proYiso.-PheGix Herald.
 Nine Indian convicts recently sen teuced to imprisonment, reached hefs last evening from Phenix en route to the penitentiary st Columbus, Ohio. where they will be confined. Deputy Marshall Breckenridge will bs entrusted with theiF safe delivery.
 The Machinery Depot is in receipt Of R car load Of Wind Mills consisting os 24 ft. mills, 20 1t. mills, 16 tt. mills, i4 r.. and I2 it. mills. What IS done in other places can be done he-e. Land B Irri- gated largely in CslIiOrniR by wind mills, we have the land ana # IS to be hoped that people will avail themse.ves of the wind and the opportunity tc get good windmills at very low prices.
 A literary entertainment will be giv- en by the Good Tenplers ID the Metho- dist Church tomorrow evening. The programme IS one Of unusual merit and should be witnessed by crowded house The cause is worthy one and con- mends itself to the support ot all inter es,ad in like work. The tickets oS ad- mission are but 25 cents. Go one. go all. l
 The next eclipse of the moon will oc- l cur on the night of July =, aud will be more interesting than the one of | January 2s The diameter of the earth's shadow will be much larger at that | iime ir proportion to the diameter ot the moon, dRrkening l,s surface more | trtr1Tg- vvsn faEa r,ipra Hk midnight Il