Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22
BREvITY.

Two bands have kindly volunteered to perform at the park tonight. The amount raised will go towards the re- lief of the Johustown and Seattle suffer CTS. Tickets of admission only fifty cents, ladies and children free.
 nit was reported on the streets to-day that Mexican prophet (unknown m hls own land) has predicted an earthquake for tomorrow. The chances are that II 1t don't happen tomorrow, It VIII on the inevitable manafia.
 MT. William Tapia, a good man, and old resident of Tucson, returned last night from a visit to Ia belle France, where for the past year he has been wis itinp relatives and friends. The trip to his native land appears to have done him much good as he has tieshened up considerably His friends are pleased to see him back.
 When you desire a pleasant physic one that will cleanse your system and give you the clear headiness and buoyance or youth. try St. Patricks Pills. They are the most pleasant cathartic pills m use. and after having once tried them, we are confident that you will never be satisfied with any other kind. 70 cents per box. For sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 Quite a pleasant party of picknickers friends of Rev. and Mrs. Downes, camp cd on the river bottom below the works of the Southern Tanning company, yess tsrday. In the evening they all adjourn cd to Silver Lake, An exceedingly good time was had.
 Rev. MT. Cuddy held baptismal ser vices at Silver Lake to-day. Mrs. Clancy, and he hoped also her son and daughter, would be among those that he would baptise. Quite a number of citizens vent to the lake to witness the cere- monies,
 MT. Cuddy leaves this evening for Bens son, Tombstone and adjacent towns During his labors in the Tucson vine yard, he has, he says, been listened to with respect, and has upon all occasions received nothing but the most courteous treatment He expects to agaln Vlslt Tucson.
 Doctor Martins vlchy fountain, which is kept constantly on the go, some
  many pure fruit varieties are always on hand, and some prefer it straight, and between the two there is almost no ces sation of the fig. For a good cooling drink, vichy has no superior.
 Prof. J. M. Wood, blind musician, Is in the city. The Prof. has the reputa- tion of being one of the most expert vlo- linists in the country and will in all pro bability give concert within the next few days. Should he conclude to do so the people of Tucson can be assured that they have a musical treat in store for them such as is seldom enjoyed outside of the large cities.
 MT. Fred Fleishman has at the solicita tions of number of citizens finally consented to run for school trustee at the coming election. He withstood the temptation of office for quite while but at length yielded, and is now ln the field full fiedged. Mr. Fleishman will make a good trustee. He is an old citi- zen, solid business man, and can be de- pended on to do his duty. MT. Fleish- man. like Mr. Shibell, Is q home ruler. He will undoubtedly be elected by a large majority.
 MT. H. R. Jeffords, formerly of Issa queua county, has been appointed Uni ted States District Attorney of Arizona, where he now resides. He IS son of the late Congressman E. Jeffords, and brother of MT. Charles Jeffords, of 1ssa- quena. MT. Jeffords is lawyer of good ability and the appointment is credl- table one-Greenville Miss Times.
 Policeman Mat Flyan made neat capture this morning. Four tramps en- route for Tucson from the east stopped of at Pantana and robbed MT. J. $. Vos- burg, of Los Angeles who was there on business, of a revolver and some clothes. This was done on the r, but no word was received of it till to-day, but Mat had his men in jail and the property re- covered in less than twenty mlnutes MT. Vosburg was wired and he will be upon the train to night.
 Prof. Cook has arranged for a concert to be gwen in the opera house to-mor- TOW evening. In addition to his own wonderful performances the best musi- cal talent in the city have volunteered to help him. The Fourth Cavalry band under the direction of Prof. Kreyer, the Mexican Orchestral band, Prof. Daniel the pianist. There will be presented weli-selectsd programme. Selections by the Orchestra, piano solos, violin solos, cornet solos, transcriptions, operatic se- lections, vocal solos, comic songs, songs and parodies, concluding with an olio by Prof. Wood.
 Parents who have young children will be interested in the experience Of MT. Alex. Moir, a prominent druggist at Britt, Iowa. He says: During the sum mer of 1882, my little girl, two years of age. was taken seriously ill with sum mer complaint: so common to children of that age. After being treated by physian and getting no better, took from nay shelves bottle of Chamber iain's collie, Cholera and DiarrhRa Rem edy. She felt releived after the first dose and in three days was entirely yell" For sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 Chung Sing, well known as Chinese merchant and restauranter, will leave Tor San Francisco. He came to this city about eight years since. At first Tn company with several others he went into the restaurant business, but subse- quentIy sold out and opened grocery store on the corner of Pennington street and Stone avenue. This he conducted for about three years and built up quite q large and paying trade. From this he again branched out as restauranter, but little over a month ago he sold out his entire concern, paid all his debts, collected as much as he could of what was due him, deputised Chan Tin Wo to collect the balance and receipt therefore, and on Saturday night he leaves for San Francisco.
 A serious fire occurred on the premises of Mir Milt Aidrich about 10 o'clock this morning. How the fire started IS as great mystery as were those of yes terday The fire started in MT. Aldrich's