Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-17
LOCAL NEWS.

tram.
 Juan ValenZuela. an Indian, was ar
 rested yesterday and locked up for be-
 ing drunk.
 Fine wines, brandies, whiskies and
 cigars. and German lunches at the San
 Francisco Exchange.
 A first class Mexican circus has made
 arranc oments to pitch tent here at the
 beginning of the feast.
 Advertisements placed in the CITIZEN
 now will bear good fruit, as the trading
 season Is close at hand.
 4 few more warm days, and the people
 of Tucson will then enjoy the finest eli
 mate beneath the sun.
 Mir. Chess Aldridge has broke ground
 on his lot on Alameda street and will
 begin residence thereon at once.
 Mir. Levi H. Manning is manipulating
 a bran new No. ? caligraph, bought from the local agent, Chas. F. Hoff.
 The free lunch at the St Louis ex- change is growing very popular. The place is crowded every day at F o'clock.
 Pierce Ford has an extensive stock of pocket and table cutlery, and it is sold at the lowest prices, consistent with good quality.
 Chas. Berkenfeld says his business is good. He never complains. His beer Is always ice-cold, and the people like it, and drink it.
 Deputy U. $. Marshal Neustatter has returned to the city. He started in pur- suit of the train wreckers but returned | from Benson.
 U. s. Marshal w. K Mead and Pay master Wham returned yesterday even ing from Los Angeles, where they had been on bushes
 Mir. Chas Hildebrandt has received from the painters beautiful sign which he will put up on his new carpenter-shOp on Alameda street.
 Messrs Wm. Zeckendorf and Gen. R. A. Johnson returned from the Oracle yesterday. They left their families there enjoying themselves The law office of Messrs Jeffords & Franklin is being nicely papered and otherwise improved in appearance by Messrs Steifel < Baumbaugh. Mir. Lowenstein, who was bitten by a dog on Monday evening. has recovered and is able to attend 10 business. The dog was killed by Marshal Roche.
 Mrs. \. N. Dyer returned from five weeks visit to the Oracle yesterday ev- ening. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dodge, and is delighted with her trip, and is in fine health.
 The Senate saloon is popular as ever and there may be found the pest liquors wines and cigars. A comfortable club room. All kinds of cool summer drinks, including ice-cold beer.
 Mr. B. W. Tichnor and wife, and Mir. l J. Ii. Martin, wife and children, return | ed to the city yesterday evening from | the Southern Bell country, where they | have been camping several weeks in the i mountains.
 Don Carlos Y. Velasco has been chos- en as the orator of the day, and Judge w. II. Barnes, as the American orator. l Mr. Samaniego will act as Grand Mar shal of ceremonies. There will be a grand parade.
 United States Attorney H. K. lief lords left on Tuesday evening for Flag staff, where he goes to look after the government timber cases. MT. Jetfords was accompanied by his little daughter, Ida. They wont via Albuquerque.
 NIT. F. J. Villaescusa finished to-day two sets of the finest double harness ever made in Tucson. They are nickle mounted. with iron breast-plate col ors, and finished with imitation rubber. Those who like nice harness are invited to call and inspect this work.
 The committed having in charge the erection of the new Episcopal Church in Tucson have all been rusticating for several weeks, but they will all return soon and the building will be erected this fall. It. will be the finest church in the Territory when completed.
 In another column will be found the of the Tucson Restaurant, recently opened by couple of we'll known Chinese restaurant keepers. They are located next door to the Cactus sa- loon. opposite the depot, and propose to keep table supplied with the best the market affords.
 Hon. NJ. J. Egan, a prominent attorney and politician of Graham county arrived from Clifton this morning. He is attor- ney for the Arizona and New Mexico railroad, and visits this city to look af- ter the interests of his road. Mir. Egan has host of friends in Tucson, who are always glad to see him.
 While rusticating in the Pinal noun tains above Pioneer, Mir. A. F. Bellamy located a wide ledge of gold ore from which he washed indisput2ble evidences of value. It is a red, decomposed ore and if careful tests show sufficient en- couragement, the ledge will be opened in short time. Enterprise.
 "Boss" Levin continues to enthuse over the approaching feast. A celebrat- ed bulli;ghter from Durango. Mexico, is here m3iung arrangements for a great fight in this city, sometime during the feast. The gentleman here has a com pany of 20 hull-fightsrs aLd thinks the entire crowd will beshere at the fight.
 The reporter yesterday eveninG talked | with hir. Nj. C. Samineago and Don Ca, los Y. VeiaSco about the celebration. lIu- ing arranged by the Mexican populaf ioB for September l6th, the national holiday of Mexico. Everything is progressing satisfactorily, and Mir. Samaniego guar rantees the assertion that it will te tEo | biggest display ever made in Tucson.
 Some of the cloth awnings in front of | business houses on Meyer street are IF very bad condition. Some of them are torn and strips hanging noarl; to the sidewalk. The city fathers could ren- der service to their constituents and | improve the appearance of Meyer street by having these awnings taken away or repaired.
 Mat. McCabe, of New Brunswick, H., offers to pay five dollars to any person troubled with bloody flux, who will take Chamberlain C0lic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy according to directions and does not get well in the shortest possible time. One half of D cent bot