Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. MAY 12, 1888

AL
 Mrs. Hisl Hale has assumed charge of Ihe I.oian School pending the re- turn of Miss WhItGsker from the east.
 Water can be obtained anywhere on Che mesa near Tucson st dep'h of from 10 to 70 feet, and Ihs supply IS inex. hsustlole.
 Msssrs. Stevens & Hughes are sdver- ti-inR not 300 horse power but 300 esodle power lamp. I. is ths largest lamp ever brought to thIs country.
 The friends of Mrs. Fred ". Smith wIll be pleased to learn that the op Fs- tion on her eye was performed success fuily sud che IS improving rapidly.
 The train from the east last night fail ed to bring ia any mail of any chsrsc- Ger or from any point along the road. either inside or outside of the territory.
 Mir. Willis Haynes returned from Phe- nix yesterday. While there be secured many excellent photographs of interest ing scenes on the Rio Sslfs-
 Send to Welnstock, Lubin X Oo., Ss- cfamento. Osl., for new Illustrated Shop ping O ,tslngue of Dry Goods, Clothing, Erc. Interesting, valuable and free.
 R. s. Lisson. route agent for Wells, Fargo & Oo.. has resigned on account of ill hesIsb, and is waiting here for his successor.
 Len Corbett, sI-clerk in the postofioe here, but st present mail agent on the A. & P. arrived last evening to enjoy 6 few days lay of.
 Possmssters and nevedealers will re- ceive subscriptions to the Campaign Weekly Democrat, which will be sent to any sidress from May lst to December 1st, 1888. for 50 cents.
 Mir. Chas. a. Holmes has been engsg- ed by J. Frank 6 CO. where he Nill be pleased to meet all old friends and ss many new ones ss may be pleased to favor him with theIr patronage,
 The announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mary Goodrich 6sugbteT of Hon. Ben Goodrich. and M-. Wm Read of Tombstone. They vill be mArned ID Phenix on the l7th ms snL
 with the Tombstone vorks- The first chlG Ol tuc lbrh E0-tOu tulpHCut amounted 10 over 1900 pounds. Mir. Trao ', of B-nson, is handling the Tue son article.
 Mir F, J. Villsescuss has the largest and finest assorted stock of saddles and harnesses ever seen in the town. Is is sll hand msde and is being sold at east ern manutso'urers prices. An invite tion 10 inspect hIs stock IS cordially eI- tended to everyone.
 The Star. with it's usual regard for truth. stated & few days since that the foe factory in mbstone would supply Tue SOD V th ice. Peri aps they will but the ice vIll b. first shipped from here to Tomb stone sud then returned. The Arctic Ice O.. shipped 20,000 poun is to Tomb stone this morning and wlli make 6 sec ond shipment of like size ID few days.
 No expenditures made by our county or oity governm -nt are so profitable 10 the v~ ole people ss those that are pro perly made for public works to protect ihe health of the people, and every en- desvor on the part of the Board of St. pervisors or City Council toward such puolis improvements should receive the hearty support of every one.-Prospec- tor.
 The teachers in the Tucson Publio | Schocls took prelimensry steps to- wards ths orgsniZstiRn of a Territorial teachers association, Miss Pomroy vas ele ,ted temporary chairman and Mir. Hitchcock, secretary. It is the intention of the sssocistion to correspond with other teachers throughout the territory.
 Col Durr received an immense amount of goods this psst week. On Wednesday last the freight alone amounted 10 over Sl00. on Uhiskey. ham and bscon. On the day following he paid cut nearly 6 like sm 'unt on imported vinegar and still more on butter and cheese. The Ool, Is doing biz business and the country IS safe. Wsrum Dsrum.
 The Bull Iipg and Loan Association will bavs $15C0 to loan after next Mon | day. This money should by all means | 20 to parties desirous of improving oity | and not for the purpose of | morgtsges. The affairs of the | ass ocIation are ID 6 healthy state and it | wIll no doubt prove 6 great benefit to | the city.
 Bsrj. Titus went up to Clifton 5stur- | day to attend the opening meeting of Coronado Lodge E. & A. M. of which be IS 8 charter member The lodge is ths | eighth m the territory and starts of | 6n-ly with twenty eight members. The oh ,er' are J Abraham, master; A Brew CT. senior warden; Charles Hogsett, iu- nilr warden; Tho-. Smith, secoetsry and | LIwrenoe Russell, tressurer.--Lords- | burg ClsrIon.
 Mes-rs. 8. P. Beighley, N. L.. Morri- | son and A. O. ToothmsD arrived here re- | 6 nth from GreenooRst Springs, FlorIds, | aud have come to stay. Messrs. Beish- | ley and TOothmsn have brought their | families with them and vill make Tuc- son tneir future home. So far ss they I have been able to see the country they | express ths hsmseves as being exceedingly we'll pleased with 1t. All three of the gentlemen are railroad men and have secured employment on the Southern Pacific. Toe CITIZEN welcomes them 10 their new home.
 NIT. Aaron Harrison, who WAS SO fe.r- fully scslded by the bursting of c iue in his locomotive near the Rillito, died st his home ID this city shortly after noon yesterday, He will be buried iy the Masonic Fraternity of which be was In honored member, to morrow in accordance with he call published elsewhere. Mir. Har- rison WIS about 60 years of age spd we'll 'e-pected in this community. He leaves , wife ard four sons. several of which Ire grown.
 Supt. of Track ". G. Curtis with e party of gentlemen arrived about noon o-dBy from Fl Psso in the officers car Sacramento. After visiting the shops hey left immediately for Phenix, and Fill spend part of the afternoon there, 'eturninR tonight to haricopa. Mir. Curtis upon being asked it the company contemplated putting on e fest train, aid he thought not. Supi. Noble sc- 'ompsnied ihe party and will return to- 
 Despite all assertions that the bach. ! 'ore of Coli'ornis's boom is broken, the { ush of travel 10 the land of oranges still , ontinues. A carload of sixty North 'srolins cspitslesses arrived yesterday D the Texss & Pacific and left on the { he s uthern Pacific for Fresno snd yi- ' Inity. Being unable to return to the ' eloved bstive land of their African sp. 6 sstry they turn to Californis ss the To- e slity next best suited to their tastes. y Dd there they propOve toljye snd breed 0