Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
WEEKLY CITIZEN
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 Mr. John J. Devins returned last night from business trip to Chicago.
 Wm. J. Berry, sn old time oiiiEea sf Tucson, is now located in Prescott fol- owing his occupation of gun-smith.
 Charley Horne, well known herssbouts is running the rsilresd pump engine st Cambrsy, New Mexico.
 Hon. Dan Stevens of Florence, is in the city visiting his family now residing here.
 Judge Wood has returned from Bsuth- srn Pins. He reports his fences m satisfactory condition and believes that he will come ia with 8 winning.
 Master Warren D. Smith caught . nns ysung turtle few days since. He par poses to send it to the Geological Gar dsns st Philadelphia, where his turtle ship is in demand.
 The Louis Cehn murdered h HoaAlss last night is well remembered here. He was for many yesrs in the employ et L. Esckendorf 4 Go. He was about thirty eight or forty years of age.
 Albert Marshall, recently injured by . locomotive in the Southern Pacific yard, has almost entirely recovered. He returned to his home is Phezix yester- day.
 The Park Hall is being thsroushly rs- Rovsted and restored to its old time beauty. The democrats will hold thsiI convention in il and most probably the Republicans also.
 An "olls break" was givsn st the resi- dsnce of Mr. William Read last evening st which some thirty guests were pre- sent. Mr Read succeeded in breaking the olls and was rewarded for his skill with package of prize gum.
 HIL.D D. Ohillson, supsri.ss.dsnt of the NehAwk ranch in Yuma Go, Advsf- tisss elsewhere for two good cooks and sixty men to work on the ranch Ar. ChilIson will be in town for the nsxt sev- sBll dsJs,
 Viehy is the finest summer drink that ever wss discovered. It cosls the system, invigofstes the stomach. aids in the circulation of the blood and makes ths psrtaker thereof feel refreshed and strengthened. For sale by Dr. Geo. Martin.
 Dan Oonnors of Prescott, signs him self Champion of the Southwest, chal- ienges Tom Hennsssy. late of FlsgstaH, or Jack Davies of Copper Bssin Co fight him win skin tight gloves to finish for $500 CT slOOo.
 MT. R.V. Bloxton has broken ground for new residence on north Stone Ave nue. The building will have c % foot front and will contain 8 or g rooms in dependent of cellar. It will probably at a later date be continued up two stories in height.
 The Courier os the 23rd says that Pete Bolan ain the extremity of mental anguish has submitted himself to the care of Dr. Hughes, of the Star dispen- ssry, who by the grace of Rssvis and Cameron, is allowed to physic bilious Democrats"
 Msssrs. King, Crawford, Fitzgerald, Webb, Stevens, and Boon have been sleoted delegates from Graham county to the democratic territorial eonvention to be held here On the 27th of 6eptem- Der. All are able and capable gentle men and the Tucson ring will have hard time to get away with them.
 The enierprisinE propristors of ihe Mascot Saloon have made another olg cut in prices and e announce in bug let ssrs to the public. The CITIZEN takes pleasure in calling attention to their ed- vertissmsnt which can be found on me first page of this issue. It will pay so| rssd it carefully.
 Major Smith, Receiver of Pubic Moneys, and wife reached home last night from Washington, He reports everything in good shape and the parties who had endesvored to oust him for his present position, routed along ihe en- lire line The Msjor and Mrs. Smith have many friends here who will be pleased to learn of their safe return
 The Prescott Courier says: Large shipments of eoppersilvsr bullion are constantly going east from Jerome, ths big copper camp of Northern Arizona. -. Miners of Tip Top district keep right along taking out rich silver ore snd shipping the same to foreign snslt- ers. Osttie thIcaghout northern Ari- sons gre in very good iI. We hear of no sickness anywhere ID this tsrntorT.
 Dr. O. A. Kersey of Richmond, Indi- sna, gsve the CITIZEN 6 pleasant call. For the past two weeks the Dr. has been sojourning in Florence and seeing what there is to be seen thereGbouts and is DOW en route home. He expressed him self a being fsvorsbly impressed with what he has thus far seen of Arizona but of Florence in particular. He will re- main in Tucson for couple of days be- fore resuming his journey,
 tion of life and limb people resort 70 when living in 6 community threatened by sn Indian sutbreek, comes from Pay son, but in this case differing from the usual form of intrsnchins and guarding. wherein a young lady vas despoIed of her golden looks in order thst. s she said, "the horrid Indians on the war path, would not get my scalp for being cut of fashion. ."-Hoof and Horn.
 Everything was bastle and hurry sbsut the Fashion Restaurant today, making preparations for the grand opening which took place st four o'clock this sf- serpoor. The Fashion restaurant is the best appointed place in town. the main dining room and the private dining rooms are models of neatness, elegance and comfort The Fashion lardsr 10 rich in everything obtsinsbls. Living hereafter at the Fashion will be one con tinuoRs round of feasting. The long sppoiated time will cons ts- norrov, snd the long looked for open. ius of the Fashion Restaurant will take place tomorrow st p. m- Al thai time the doors will be thrown open and | ths crowd of hungry fed. This n the finest restaurant in the west. It n NIT. | Siewerts intention to do oAly . cash bus | iness. ss by this system. which he pro- poses 10 rigidly enforce, he will be en- sbled to set c better table and to ooHtri- | h,,ka fu ythar to tha oonlfort and attan-