Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Dr. c. W Caldwell, dentist office al Cosmopolitan Hotel.
 Rev. H. Gunnett ard wife are this week attending the CalifoTnia annual conference of the M. F. church.
 General Royal \. Johnson and wife returned from the Oracle yesterday where Mrs. Johnson has been stopping for several weeks.
 Mir Emanuel Czerwiusky. of the firm of Zier JS Czcrwinsly. viii leave to night for east and west to select the fall and winter stock.
 The San Xavier hotel is having a fine run of custom. Guests in this house find every convenience and accommc da- ton to be had in a metropolitan city.
 MrJ. N. Ochoa. of Florence. was in the city yesterday. He brings no news of mild boom in pinal. but reports many evidences of substantial advance ment.
 Mir. Chas. P. fFof. as an experiment. raised Q small crop cf sorghum on his mesa ranch thls seas0n. without any ir- rigatiOn. The stalks are large and will fully mature.
 The game of ball on the pla- "a yesterday, was between the "Jerry McGintlers' and the Southern Pacific hines, and was won by the former by a score of :}6 toll
 The Sunday school at the Congrega- tional church opened yesterday with a large number present, and promises well for the season. There was also a good attendance at the evening service.
 St the special meeting of the Tucson Building and Loan Association called for last Saturday night, there was not a quorum of tho beard of directors present and consequently 10 business transacted. Messrs. Geo Ageson and Thos. Way bOarn. fora erly at work at the railroad shops in this civ. left last night for San Luis. Southern Mexico. where they have accepted positions on the Mexican rail roa d.
 1t is stated Shat never before was the mesa Irass south Cf Iucscn so thick on the ground. OF SD high. Thousands of tons of hay could bo cut and cured. MT. Hiram Stevens has been many years in Arizona and says he never saw anything to equal inc present grass crop.
 Extensive improvements are to be madc in the Fashion building. The partition separating barber shop from the billiard room Is to be removed and the barber shop extended and will here after be a f0uT-caair shop. The billiard table Will either De set up ia the club room or for the present stored away, Chas. <. Sbi5ell. the efficient County Recorder, remails at his post every day, not having been out of Tucson since he assumed the duties Of his office. Blu siness has not rushed him with work recently. but he i5 always on hand to ex- tend a cordial greeting tO his constitu- ents. aud promptly attend to their busi- ness.
 Miss Bessie Teyis. daughter Of Mrs Nj. s. Snyder, left last night for Los An geles, where she goes to complete her course in the State Normal school. This makes the third year for Miss Tevis at this school. and she will graduate and receive her diploma next June. Her many friends in Tucson wish her a pleasant school year.
 Mr. J. D. Andrews brought to this of
 
 miles north of Tucson. a stalk of corn that measured in length 9l5 feet from root to tassUl. u was grown without any irrigation. Il was in silk and tassel. and had grown in three weeks to its present size. Mir. Andrews has nearly ar acre planted. and expects to get a crop of corn.
 Attorney Francis J. Heney today fil- ed for record in the racorder's office the deed for the Hensley mining property at Washington camp. The deed is made by Wm. [. Hensley and wife to Chas A. Ashburner. of the city of Philadelphia. the consideration being thirty thousand dollars. Also a deed on some property from F. r. IT, Whitelaw. Alfred T. Green and Wm. F. O'3r5en.
 Judge N H. Maxwell and several as sociates, ali interested iB the welfare Oi the Tucson Sunday schools have organ iZed bible class. known as the Tucson Bible Club. and weekly meetings are held every IUe5dav evening at the resi- dence cf Mrs i. li. Dyer, corner of Stone Avenue and Pennington Street The object Of the club is to maintain an Organization similar to normal school for the instruction Of teachers belonging to the various schools in this city.
 There wa5 terrible epidemic of dysenteEy and bloody iux in Pope county. Illinois. last summer. As many as five deaths occurred ia one day. Mes sers Walter Brothers, of Waltersburg sold over 350 bottles of Chamberlain's Cbolic, Cholera ard Diarrhoea Remedy during this epidemic and say they never l heard of it's failing in any case when the 1 directions were followed. It was the 1 only medicine used that did cure the l worst cases. Many rcrsons were cured | by Il after tco doctors had given them l mp. - and -3 cent bottles for sale by | Fred i'.e;zhma1