Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-10
BREVITY.

The Arizona Pioneers will meet to- morrcw night.
 The CITIZEN is again favored with an interesting correspondence from Casa Grande.
 Chas. Birkenfeld sets the finest hot weather lunches to be found in Tucson, at the San Francisco Exchange.
 The land grant men did not appear before the board of equalization on Sat urday, to protest against the acton of the board in assessing all grants at 70 cents per acre.
 Mir. Rosario Brena, at the corner of Convent and Mccormick streets, has a fine stock of groceries. He sells at a small profit. and his trade has increased into a good business.
 MT. Schumacher, of the Union Mar ket. is one of the pioneer butchers Tn Arizona, and has learned that the best quality of meat will always be sought for and he keeps none other.
 The game of ball between the Fort Lowell club and the "Jerry McGintlers did not come of yesterday. Both sides claim that the other failed to put up. The Zeckendorf nine proposed to play the "McGintlers' next Sunday for ten dollars
 The warrant for 5000 has been re- ceived by Arizona Lodge No. l, A. O. U. w.. for the benefit of Mrs. Hugh Ma puire. whose late husband was a mem Der of the order MT. Mcguire, 1t will l~.1 la1 ho at Quijotoa about two months ago. In the police court this morning two cases of drunk came up. Neither were able to show any coin, and are held ln the city jail. until the Judge makes up his mind what to do with them. They will probably be put to work on the street. Two Chinamen were also arrested by the constable for frequenting an opium den. One was fined eight dol lars and the other is held for trial.
 The Brotherhood of Railroad Brake men held a meeting last Saturday and elected the following officers for the en- suing term: w. Prince, Master; Dan Mahoney, Past Master; James Marshal, Vice Master; Lewis Davis, F1nancier, and J. W. McClary, Secretary. MT. w. H. Prince was also elected delegate to the annual convention to be held ln St. Paul during the month of October.
 At the meeting of the trustees of the s. P. Library, held yesterday, 1t was de- cided to purchase and add to the room a billiard and pool table, and Master Me canic Carroll was appointed committee of one to make the purchase. A com mittee, appointed some time ago to ar range a new catalogue of books. on hand, reported that they had completed their labors, and were ordered to have the catalogue printed.
 The people in Florence are leaving nothing undone to secure all the infor- nation possible for the use of the sena- torial Irrigation committee when it ar rives in the Territory. On Saturday MT. Henry Buehman, the photographer, re- ceiyed a letter from the committee. They are desirous of securing large number of views of the different reser- voir sites in Pinal County. and want MT. Buehman to take his apparatus and go and take them.
 The land grant owners, who were in the city last week to confer in the mat ter of the taxation of their grants, who left for their homes Saturday evening, were met by the reporter at the depot. They said they had had a conversation with Supervisor Atkinson, and were now satisfied that the board would treat them justly This will be no news to the pub lie as the board of supervisors of Pima county enjoy the reputation, already, of treating all citizens fairly at all times.
 Tn another column will he found the advertisement of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank. which opened its doors for busi- ness in this city on August 1. The of ficers of this bank are all well-known here and are men of the highest honor perience and ability. MT. Freeman, the cashier of the new bank, has been con nected with banks as cashier and mana ger for number of years, and his me thodical business habits are well known in the Territory, which is..a guarantee of the success of the enterprise.
 Let us give the readers of the CItizEN a little timely advice. Hot weather IS coming and with it collie, colera morbus, dysentery and diarrhpa. The only safe way to combat these diseases, is to keep some reliable remedy at hand, and all who have tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diaherrpa Remedy will ad- init that 1t is the most prompt, reliable and successful medicine known for these complaints It costs but 9 or 90 cents, and may be the means of saving you are your family much suffering, if not life itself, before the summer IS over. For sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.