Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-18
WEEKLY CITIZEN,
SATURDAY MAY IS, 1889,
BREVITY.
The weather is getting hot.

The weather is getting hot.
 The Tucson public schools will close on the 24th.
 pDont forget to drink vichy. For sale st Dr. Martins drug store.
 Governor Wolfey arrived from Phe- nix last night and was greeting friends to-day.
 Mir. J. V. Rhodes, of the firm of Sikes 4 Rhodes, and Calabasas, was in the city to-day.
 There was dance at Levin's Park last night where general good time was had.
 Clerk J. H. Martin and wife returned from Phenix last night, where they had been visiting for few days.
 Wm. Reid, of the opera house, was re- ported sick this morning. He suffered all last night with vomiting.
 Jimmie Brown sells beer so cold that . man can wear coat comfortably all day after drinking glass of it. Try it.
 Gen. Clark Churchill, came in yester- day evening. He left on the night train for California, where he goes on private business.
 MT. J. P. Firrill, representing the well known Graham Paper company, of St. Louis, Missouri, was in Tucson to-day soliciting business for bis house.
 Col. Wm. Christy, chairman of the Territorial Republican Central Com mittes, and 8 late candidate for Governor was in the city last night.
 MT. Ed. Ward arrived in Tucson this morning from Springfield, Missouri. MT. Ward is railroad engineer and is seeking a new home in the west.
 Mr. T. O. H. Bogalsky, of the track department of the Southern Pacific, will leave on June 1st for an extended visis to his home in the east.
 The little park between the depot and the San Xavier hotel is now in full leaf and is kept in fine condition and is the admiration of the passengers on the train every evening.
 Call at this office for sample copy of the San Francisco Call. The Daily CITI- ZEN and Daily Call both for S12,00 per year. Both Weeklies for 800 per year. this is the greatest offer ever made to newspaper patrons.
 Judge w. W, Porter, of PheniX, pas sed through yesterday evening, en rout to Tombstone where he goes to try the libel case brought by a Tombstone butcher against Editor Bagg, of the Prospector.
 The new boy at the house of Dr. Mar tin will not interfere with the vichy fountain or the drug business at his store on Congress. He has an able corps of clerks who are fully able 10 take care ot the business until the doctor re- covers.
 There was a shooting match in the neighborhood of the hospital yesterday, participated in by MT. Robt. Hume of the CITIZEN office and MT. Milt Aldridge The shooting was st birds sprung from 8 trap, and the contest was very close, resulting in favor of MT. Aldridge. Z Dr. Geo. Martin is the smiling poss- essor of a brand new baby boy, presented CD Saturday night. He is to be con- gratulsted on the event and the CITIZEN hsstens to do its duty on the advent of the yorngster. The doctor proposes to feed him on vichy this summer.
 The board of supervisors was in ses- sion this morning for few moments and adjourned out of respect to the late Judge John Anderson. The board will meet again tomorrow fer the purpose of considering the new fence law and to decide whether this county shall be fence" or mo fence"
 There was horse race yesterday at the halfway house between a horse owned by Martin Wser and one owned | by Louis Ezekiels. There were quite 6 | number of local sports from the city present but some misunderstanding | arose about the race and by mutual con sent it was declared draw.
 Sheriff M F. Shaw'arrived to-day from Canyon de Gro where he arrested Can aida Castra who is wanted by Sheriff | Fryer in Final county on a charge of | murder. This is the man picked up on | the road by Mir. Samanisgo on Saturday. | He is now in jail here where he will be | held for Sheriff Fryer.
 The law firm of Messrs Webb & Heney | has been disolved and MT. Heney has moved his office to the corner of Pen nington and Church streets. MT. Webb | will continue his office at the old stand. Both of these gentlemen enjoy a good practice and the CITIZEN hopes the may continue to prosper.
 MT. Frank E. Averill now in the city en route to the state of Maine, has been on the Pacific Coast since 1851, coming to California when young man. He is Q first class machinest and blacksmith and has had many years of experience ln various mining camps in California and Arizona. He is a solid man, and of such is the life and prosperity of the mining industry.
 Messrs. William Sutherland and John Du Bois arrived yesterday from the San Pedro, near Pioneer. MT. Sutherland brought ID some very good ore from the Pioneer mine which is now being worked by Eaton and Evans. Messrs. Myers & Miller are also working some mines in that vicinity with good results. The cattle are in fine cord ition and the coun- ny never looked better. Hon. Jas. D. Griffin, judge of the eighth judicial district of Iowa, says: 1t gives me pleasure to recommend Remedies, because I do so from actual experience of the use of shem in my family. I refer particu- arly to Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy, which think unexcelled by any other" Sold by Fred Fleishman < Co. Messrs. Fred Freshman & Go give ar raaaono xuby C. Dofr;olyss D;Ilo o~a |