Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.
The hotels are still crowded.

The hotels are still crowded.
 Hon. George H. Daily of Tombstone, came in this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. E.S. Dodge of Oracle, are visiting in the city.
 :. The Fashion restaurant is making a run on green turtle soup.
 Town lots in Tucson are held at decid- edly higher prices than they were one year ago.
 MT. Fred Fleishman has his new soda fountain ready for operation. It IS a beauty.
 Mir. l.. Nj Jacobs, the banker, will re- turn this evening from an extended vls- 1t to San Francisco.
 The Southern Tanning Company is turning out about 800 side of leather eacn month.
 Collector MS. Snyder made flying trip 10 Fl Paso on Saturday night, re- turning this morning.
 Eigsteen soldiers arrived from San Carlos this morning, witnesses ln the Fleming murder case.
 Mir Martin Maddux returned from the Oracle yesterday, where he has been re- cuperating for several days.
 The Sunday school and evening ser vice yesterday, at the Congregational church, were both largely attended.
 MT. Chas. Hilderbrandt is hurrying his new house on Alameda street to compie- tion. It will make desirable residence when completed.
 The cold weather has caused many soiourners in the mountains during the summer to roll up their blankets and steal away into the valleys.
 Captain Thomas. assessor of Graham county, returned to Solomonville on Sat urday evening, having been discharged from further attendance at court.
 Miss Bessie Barnes of San Francisco, who spent last winter with Mrs. B. M. Jacobs, will return for another visit with Mrs. Jacobs some time during next month.
 Mrs. Dr. Hollowbush returned to the city Saturday. from the Oracle, where she has been stopping several weeks. She was delighted with the splendid surroundings of that pleasant resort.
 A young gentleman now stopping at the Palace, who halls from Kentucky, in- formed the reporter that he was neither in search of silver, gold, or cattle, nor was he here looking for investment of any kind, but simply on the look out for another lung.
 Tt is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from i'm pure state or low condition of the blood, overcomes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system.
 NIT. Geo. W. Psyton, now living at Alto, Louisiana, but who was formerly a resident of Arizona, writes to Sam Drachman that he will return to the west this fall never to leave this Terri tory again. In his letter he says he has shook with the Louisiana chills until he is so thin that he has to stand twice in one place to make shadow.
 Mir. and Mrs. John NJ. Jones. of Globe, arrived from the east last night, and are at. the Cosmopolitan hotel. Mrs Jones left for the east early in the spring, and has
 
 that time. MT. Jones was delegate to the National Encampment of the c. A. R., at Milwaukee, and left here about the first of August. Since then he and Mrs. Jones have visited all the leading cities in the east. Mrs. Jones is delight ed to again be in Arizona where she can see the sun shine, and feel its warmth. They encountered some very cold wea- ther during the last three weeks.
 At the depot and around the railroad shops, there is increased hustle and ac- tivity. Large amounts of freight are being unloaded here for merchants, and the business on the road is double what 1t was short time ago. There has been eight new train crews put on the divi- sions between Ell Paso and Yuma since the first of September, and they are all rushed to handle the business. The force in the shops is being gradually in- creased, and the outlook is favorable fo. better times with railroad men in Tue son than they have seen in Tucson for some tune.