Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-24
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.
Hon. Geo. Christ is in the city.

Hon. Geo. Christ is in the city. A party of Tucsonites went to Sabina Canon yesterday. Judge w. H. Barnes is in Tombstone holding court this week.
 What has become of the Globe road, the smelter, and the narrow guage rallz road.rs. s-a
 Read the new advertisement of l.. Zeckendorf and Co.'S in to-days CITI- ZEN.
 Fine wines, brandies, whiskies and cigars, and German lunches at the San Francisco Exchange.
 MT. H. w. Klein says the Russ House popular as landlord.
 Workmen commenced this morning to build an addition and make other improvements at the New York store.
 Pierce Ford has an extensive stock of pocket and table cutlery, and 1t is sold at the lowest prices, consistent with good quality.
 MT. Chamberlain, of the San Pedro, came in. to-day with a load of produce.
  place Friday night.
 MT. III. 5Buehman has returned from Florence, where he went to take some photographic views of water storage res ervoir sites. He secured a number of splendid negatives. -~=E f,z Capt. J. B. Kerr, of the 9th Cavalry, well known m Tucson, who is now stationed at Fort Wingate, writes that he has just been granted a six months leave of absence.
 Messrs Pusch and Zelweiger keep a first class meat market on Congress St. Their meat is selected with great care, and customers who patronize this mar ket are always satisfied.
 MT. Chas. Kresham, left this morning with a stage for the Utsey ranch to bring home his family and the family of Mir. Joe Perrin, who having recre3ting in that vicinity for several weeks. -s
 Mir. Adam Sanders has now got his bath house machinery again in good con dition. It is located on Main street near Carrillo's garden, in a nice cool place. He keeps everything about the place clean and in perfect order.
 General -Boulanger appears as a pos sible factor in the religious movement in France. M. Edmund de Pressense in an article in Harper's Magazine for September, incidentally explains the Generals relation to fraction of the Catholic party.
 The check for s2,000, payable to Mrs. Hugh Mcguire was received Saturday. It was on account of NIT. Hugh Mcguire s beneficiary certificate in the A. O. U. w. lodge and was drawn by the Colorado National Bank on the Pacific bank of San Francisco.
 Dr. H. w. Fenner places his profess ional card in the columns of the CITIZEN to-day. He is thorough physician in all that the word implies. He gives all his time to his profession, and when professionally engaged may be found at his office at No. 14 Congress Street or at his residence at the North end of Church Street. @
 MT. Wm. Seiwert, of the Saddle Rock oyster house has secured the agency for the celebrated Berwich Bay oysters. These oysters are not excelled in any country. MT. Seiwert knows how to eater to the appetite of man and is always s on hand with every delicacy in season. He is enjoying fine business now, and ne deserves IL.
 Theodore Child will describe in liar per's Magazine for September some features of Moscow life that escape the eye of the ordinary traveller among ''the amiable barbarians" of Russia. Incl dentally he tells new and interesting stories about Count Tolstoi and General E Loris Afehkoff. the famous chief of the E dreaded third section
 The editor of the Star was in Yuma last week, and it is reported that he was called to an accounting for some of his ''pure motive personalities by one of the Yumaites. He begged of, as usual, and in yesterday mornings Star speaks very highly of the gentlemen who ap- piled the boot to the seat of his pants. ''We should not feelzharshly towards those who misjudge our motives or who may hold a mistaken opinion of us, for many people are misled by others. Such people may be acting conscientiously."