Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-14
WEEKLY CITIZEN
SATURDAY, JULY fl, 1888.

AAS NCoN AdcN h1kEts
 There will be total eclipse of ihe moon visible here ou the AIght of the 22 inst and morning of the 23.
 Parties wanting to buy good fire and burglar proof safes can learn where same ssn be had by addressing this office.
 Paul Msroney, former proprietor oi the Cosmopolitan Hotel here, is now proprietor of the Baldwin in San Fran cisco.
 ". c. Curtis, superintendent of track has been appointed assistant to Gene ral superintendent A. \. Towne. He will however continue the supervision of the S, P. track Es formerly.
 The St. Louis Exchange is becoming deservedly popular under the man sgement of Jimmie Brown. He makes R speciality of St. Louis drsught
 beer which IS always ice cold.
 The big window in the jewelry store
 of J. A. Black, which was accidentally
 broken by the explosion of a bomb on
 the glorious Fourth, has been repaired
 by 8 couple of red wood boards.
 Although not specifically stated in
 either platform it was tscitly understood
 and mutually agreed that Dr. Martins
 Vichy fountain was the boss racket for
 6 cool drink in the United States.
 Tine foundation of the new opera house
 will be begun next week Mr. Reid has
 let a contracct for 5000 brick which gre
 being made in the bottom, and as soon a ready the work will be pushed rapidly
 ahead.
 Dr. Martin, the popular and efficient
 druggist, aided by hIs trusty assistant
 continue to meet all demands upon his
 time and drugs. The Dr. is popular ia
 the country as we'll Rs in the town and numbers his friends and patrons by the thousands.
 The Baptist services Sunday evening st 7:30, m the open air, in front of the Gregory block, conducted by the pastor, NJ. M. Hitchcock. The theme will be, "A Solemn Gall and the Response" Seats amply provided and all welcome. Sunday school will meet st 6 p. m.
 Mr. H. J. Small has been appointed successor to the late Master Mechanic 1. J. Stevens of the 8. r. R. R. with the title of Superintendent of Motive Power and Machinery, Mir. Small was for
  snd is expected 10 sruve here tomorrow evening on a special train from Fl Paso.
 The Fourth of July ball given at the Southern Pacific hotel by Mir. Camille Houillier was grand success. The spa cious dining hall was crowded with dan cers and they seemed to be having a | splendid time. The music was good and | the ice cream delicious. Mir. Rouiller | Is to be congratulated on the success of his psrty.-Iuma Sentinel.
 On the Fourth Of July last as some bombs were being exploded on Congress street ID front of the Pearson block, one ricOchetled against 6 large plate glass window n Blacks jewelry store break ing IL into s thousand fragments. The parties firing the bomb had 6 hearing today before Justice Meyer CD the charge of malicious mischief and was discharged, the jury before whom the case was tried gave verdict of acquit- tal without leaving theIr seats. The verdict gives universal satisfaction.
 The ups and downs of life are psihei- icslly Set forth in the following para graph from the Star of Covin2ton, Ga: Our editor will take in the press con- gGntIon Rt Canton this week, and prob- ably Eun down Co Brunswick before bis He left in fine trim, having an extra handkerchief and A little over S1.25 10 hard cash. F. S.-Since the above was put in type Rev. Jacob Carr, (col- Ored) hss managed to collect 75-cent blowing bIll from the editor. and he will hardly have ss good time as he expected" Col Durr's patriotism boiled all over 'n the 4th. The entire Meyer street frontage of hIs place of busIness was decorated with evergreens and bunting md the old man himself felt as happy md joyous as the day. On the day pre- fiOus he received letter from his in Switzerland and when i Ie opened it found 1t to contain an enor- , nous Swiss cheese weighing 665 pounds i This Is the second mammoth cheese he | las received within the past three weeks Somebody n Tucson evidently likes ( swiss cheese, I The finding of the body of 8 dead [ )hlnsmGn about one and half miles s his side of P6ntRno, was reported to l udge Meyer to-day. Parties giving be information state that the man must e lave been dead three or four months as he body was dried to 8 mummy by the 8 uG. The coyotes had torn the clothes v ff and pulled IL about considerably. ' The Judge wisely saved the county the &pense of jury by ordering resident 8 f Pantsno to decently inter the body. lad he gone from here with 6 jury the b Epense to the county would not have ], cen less than Sl00. | The county of Final is in the best q oancial condition of any political divi- t' oD Of the territory. IL has no bonded Y and only small amount unpaid warrants are outstsnning, hIch will Rll be paid from the tax levy n the present year. Its rate of taxation R the lowest n the territory and all It's t isirs are managed with fidelity and eco te 6sree-l1., ,s one of the most prosperous ls ountIes and iES Sfttos44i is the most pro lising. Its mines are proving immense si [ rich Gnd large; its cattle interests ot re growing more profitable and its area VI agricultural lands IS being largely 1gumented through the construction IT |, the severel new irrigating canals. The tt sxt few years will add largely to the IS xsble properly while the public ex- VI snses vlll not increase in Bcerrsspond- n' g ratio. Surely these are inducements OusAuccs NO keckblc utKG. Enterprise, si Drske's Magazine for July opens with .s ] entertaining, illustrated article. re- o, ting to the African Diamond Fields" - oo ' Wifi. P Pond. Following this is the - - lost Hole Tragedy" by Ernest Jsrrold n, uthor of the Mickey Finn stories). sh ,en s sketch of Edna Dean Proctor" -, d sn admirable story contributed by ot lward Willett, entitled Nothing Like -, eather." Mrs. Laura c. Holloway Tl eats of the Problem of Domestic ~. aip.' Dr. F. l.. Oswald has & paper ho ! Current Science" Prof. John Mo ain describes the Siege of TsnRsts- ts e. Phillip H Welch and Zsnas Dane hs rnish amusing short stories. The we'll n own humorous department, termed sn quRcks. is loaded at both ends with a my stories, sketches, paragraphs and t,, 1strations. Everybody should take ,b, Is popular Ten Cent Magazine, and an ? Tor theuselves how much real good ha | valuable reading it contains. All ai 5t aiaSs neEsdeslers sell ik-John N. hs ake, Publisher, New York. Pa Pa Cold, Cough. Cofhn IS what phlloso- ID ars tarrn Ca logical saouanoa" Ona ts lRI