Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
UEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JULY :. 1888
D.-,K Vlcliy, but drink 1t pure.

Tusf recelFSu hh IL. LSchtouoTI ~ 10 ..sr!osi of bsrbed and bsiing wire.
 r,-norrow being legal holiday, no ..-5- v.ll be issued from this office.
 -ts Pioneer News Depot will be clos .7to-norrow after the morning distrI- trtian of papers.
 s12t. Pickett of the QuIjotos mines has returned from 8 trip to San Fran c.sc1,
 W.tegaeions Of medium size and fair ly ripe. st moderate prices, are beIng csrtea to town ID large quantities.
 Picni,s seem Co be very popular at ,-.--nt. Several quiet parties will 5r,rs ont tomorrow to shady places.
 Tchy straight or with pure syrups, s,,r IS used by Dr. Martin, Is one of the R,ooi oi an Ariz0uisn.
 Cs.. Lewis Wolhey has returned from G.s Bend and will shortly leays for Colorado On mining business.
 The Messrs. Allison recommended tss.ns fish out of the lake to-day, the recent rain having dispelled nil fears Of sshortRSe in the water.
 Mir. L. C. Lewis, representing NIT. J. N Fellows, owner of the SOutnerh Be!le mine. IS in town on business re !st-ng to that property.
 There IS 8 report iu circulation to the effect that tue Mammoth mine VIII star. up August lst, bat on inqUIrinE nothing definite seems to be known about It.
 All parties holding tickets to the T. :. 0. picnic are requested 10 meet at the house of Capt. Hell Hale, No, llo Oamp street st ' o'clock tomorrow morning. The boys and girls who will assist in decorating the Park, please come at9 O.. n. tomorrow. Those who take part I2 programme please meet u same time st Park.
 The American Grocery has changed hands and Mr. Adolf Snenfeld has ss- sumed control. The new proprietor Is iu!l to the chin with business and will let no measure go untried 10 please his patrons,
 Tomorrow being the Glorious Fourth sni National holiday, no paper will be issued on ths. day. The entire CITI- zEs gang from editor to devil purpose O rsh for the Fourth!
 The goood people of Benson have Er- ranged 10 give 6 grand dRuce tomorrow night and at which meny of the San Pedro people are expected to be present. MusIc was engage! here for them yester- day.
 Mir. W. M. Griffith with his twoyoung sons left for home to-day. The boys are bright manly looking young fellows aud have been attending school In St. Louis, but are now going home 10 enjoy much needed vacation.
 Judge Ferguson returned yesterday from the Quiiotoa, where for the past several months, he has been engaged in developing a mining claim. He ex- presses himself Bs belng well satisfied with the resll. of his lsbOrs.
 Judge Barnes vii not go to Prescott to attend the Supreme Court, having been informed by Judges Porter and Wright that there is nothing of impor' tsnce there to be attended to, snd IF consequence he will leave St, Louis fol Tucson about the lOsh.
 There was quite an exciting game Of
  between the Railroad nine and picked nine from town. The town boys beInG ID better practice naturally carried of the hOnors.
 The trustees of the Public Library held their regular monthly meeting last n;ght. The resignation Of MT. H. Pate man ss trustee WAS received and zee pt ed. On Monday evening next specis rneesIng will be held and hls successor elected.
 Mr. W. T. Lake, oeo of the who'll souled snd bigges: hearted men Il Southern Pima. came m from his hem 10 Csittenden yesterday. He rep2rl bu-Iusss quiet iE hIs sectIon but wl.! gu unoommonly bright future ID pres uect. He leaves for home tonight co crupanied by his little son Ber-a Veri table chip Of the old block.
 Mir L. c. Lewis of New York, man a-sr for MT, Fellows who owns tho Southern Belle mine. has arrived froI tta east. NIT. Lewis will thoroughly examine the mill and mine and II sstls factory will start the mill again. I'm wiIl be good news for Tucson for th' camp receives all it's supplies from shi place.
 How now. Ts,peyus," cried the bole Tbrymsnius. sg tbe two Romans tool the train for Hurculaneum, "how zoe i,2u "Foul. O brave ThurmaDlCs. b, Isie tbav have nominated HerrisOniUf 1ho. wot, wilt hold the bridge as on UermIuius in the brave days ot old. And Tburnsp. drawing his togs Rbou blm and invoking the mercy or the pln -a9s rent down to the Fiber 10 soG. his head in its placid ~aser'-NeofAsk State Journal.
 Hsnry Smedeke, who resides with M Johnson, whose residence IS near 'n Lexington stables, was by MT J' Mansfield awarded the tree planting prlA at the park yesterday. Ihls prize "o ofFared Inv MT. Mansfield 10 any boy or gli under IS years of age that could satl' faetoriIy prove that be or she hed pan d and tended the greatest mum Der CT, trees for the year ending July 4'n' loo
 Frank X Co, announce to the publi tbat tbev have secured the agency ic Er,zona of the celebrated r. Best hiil vaukee Beer. the largest brewery in ID yYorId and ask for kind patronhg This beer IS for sale by Wheeler ferr. Californin Wine House, Clifford & ksa' TuIe's OIub, Wm. Tsple, k. SAunder John Lawrence, Geo. Cnoler, Amerlos Grocery, Philip ShGat. The Senate, F, lace Hotel, San Xsvler Hotel, OstrIi Bros.. R. Brens, Old Corner. snd other
 The St. Louis Republican Of the 2oi nit. says: The leading csttIemen now the city report that the supply Of goo cattle is more nearly exhausted no than for many years. The upward tur in the prices caused by the decrease receipts of heavy cattle which had unl .bep been almost Q drug, began May 2 and eInce then there has hardly been day when there were enough beeL cstt received at shis point to supply the mspd. Iu twenty days prices have ms' a greater advance than was ever mat before ;a She history of Kansas Guy.
 Tine Southern Belle mine, under q q management of l.. c. Lewis, IS agsin Il scene of activity, and the mil Till peg a, work on or about August lst' II Hessrs. BrsgovIch have contracted =Upply Mir. Lewis with 3OOO tons or O frop tbslr mine adjoining the old Sout ern Belle claim. They are now at wo buiIding 8 chute from the ore dump
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