Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-05
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 5, 1889
MT. M. Renauf, of Tombstone, is a the Cosmopolitan.

l L. after short spell of sickness.
 Capt. I. N. Town is building a beauti ful residence on his ranch near Nogales
 Mrs. Anderson, wife of the lamented Judge John Anderson, is visiting friends at Nogales.
 Next Saturday will be "Yum Ripper, the greatest of all Jewish holidays. Il will be observed in Tucson.
 Mir. Scott, who owns a splendid ranch on the San Pedro was in the city to day with load of fruit and produce.
 Many new buildings erected in Tucson during the past year can be traced tC the Tucson Building and Loan Associa- tion.
 The Brichta Block on Pennington street is being improved. The buildings will receive coat of plaster on the out side.
 The young man with bundle of bills in one hand and money sack in the other has been around during the past few days.
 Laugh and grow fat" by seeing "Mur- ray and Murphy and enjoying their whimsicalities, with their own people, brass band, and orchestra.
 The Nogales Record says that for seve- rAl days past the trains on the Sonora road have been crowded with messengers bound for the feast at Magdalenas'
 Hasn't even been as much as drunk for four days" was the response from Judge Meyer this morning when the re- porter called at the police court.
 The fruit stores in Tucson continue to carry large variety of fine fruit. Dur ing the season large amount of fruit has been marketed in this city from Ari- zona orchards.
 General Royal A. Johnson has almost entirely recovered from his recen trou ble with his eyes. He is compelled to wear glasses yet, but Is able to attend to the duties of his office,
 4 private dispatch received by gen tleman in Tucson to day from T. l.. Stiles, Tacoma, Washington, says: '.En- tire Republican State ticket, including myself, was elected by five to seven thousand"
 Dr, F. 4. Odermats has repaired all the damage done to his residence by the recent heavy storm. He has added a metallic shingle roof, and thinks 1t IS decidedly the best to be put on house in this country.
 Mrs. w. D. Ganshorn and son, Master Johnnie, have returned from a three months visit with relatives and friends in Tombstone and the Huachuca noun tains. They both arrived home Tn splendid health.
 Dr. G. w. Caldwell. the dentist who recently arrived in Tucson, reports that he has received a good patronage, and that if business continues he will per manently locate here. His work has given excellent satisfaction.
 The New York store is now having a fine trade. It is filled with goods from floor to ceiling. All the latest novelties are included in the stock. The store has been enlarged and the goods are at tractively displayed in every depart mept.
 Mr. H. Buehman returned from Phenix last night, where he went on flying trip, accompanied by his Master Harry. Master Harry said he did not like Phenix as well :as Tucson, because all the little girls he saw there were old women.
 The ayanination of the negro soldiers from San Carlos, charged with the mur- der of the man Fleming several weeks ago, is now going on before the com missioner Hon. $. M. Franklin is con ducting the prosecution; Gen. O. T. Rouse appears for the defence.
 The St. Johns Herald says: We have some as fine peaches now on the market as can be found anywhere in the United States. In few years more there will be more fruit raised and of better qual- Ity, in the vicinity of St. Johns than any where else in northern Arizona. Stick a pin here, and see if we are not cor rect.
 MT. Billy Reid has been busy for two or three days making some improve ments about the opera house, prepara tory to the opening engagement on the Sth inst. The stage as 1t now IS can be seen from every seat in the house. The Murray & Murphy Company are first class in every particular, and the open ing night promises to bring the largest crowd that ever assembled ln the opera house since it was built.
 Mrs. Ed. Suman, who spent the sum mer in California, under the treatment of physician, for throat trouble, will return to the Golden State in few days. She will be absent for three or four weeks. On her return she will again receive pupils for instruction in vocal music. Mrs. Suman IS a superb vocalist, and it is hoped that the affec- tion of the throat, with which she has been troubled, will be entirely oblter ated.
 Mir. Reed, the contractor, is building the new fence around the firemen's cem etery lot north of the city, this week. It will be the best fence around any of the various society lots at the cemetery, and will keep out the rabbits, dogs, and other trespassing animals. When the city builds the new fence, to be con- tracted for at the next meeting of the city council, all the Tucson burying grounds will be enclosed by fence, OK cept that belonging to the Masonic fra ternity.
 Eight men arrived in Tucson on Tuesday night from Virginia City, Ne vada, and left yesterday by stage for Quijotoa, where they go to take charge of and start up the Bonanza mill. MT. Collier is chief engineer, and will have charge of the mill-crew. The mines at Quiiotoa are showing splendid ore bo- dies, and the opening of new store there last week, in which Mir. F. A. Ste vens is interested, would indicate that the camp was to have new life "elixer- ized" into it at an early day.