Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-13
WEEKLY CITIZEN,
BREVITY.

Several arrests were made by the police on Saturday night.
 Mrs. Nicholson, returned yesterday evening from California, and was met at the train by numerous friends.
 A Mexican with a wagon load of melons broke a wheel in front of the Cosmopolitan hotel this morning.
 Irish Kate" a well known Maiden Lane denlzen was arrested yesterday on charge of robbing man of SI6OO.
 The Arizona Lottery Company has now been in operation one week and the managers report satisfactory business.
 Five vags were locked up on Saturday n,ght and held until this morning when Judge Meyer ordered them to leave town 'poco pronto-"
 MT. and Mrs James Tallmadg are summering in California. Their pres ent address is No. 17 Ash St, Los An geles-
 Mir. Chas. Marshal was on the street yesterday for the first time since June 2l, having been confined to his room with broken leg.
 The CITIZEN always brings the first news of all important events. Read our dispatches for full particulars of the Sullivan -Kilrnin fight.
 Miss Mamie Collins, of Florence. who has been visiting friends in Tucson, du- ring the past three weeks, the guest of Miss Nj. Hittinger, returned home Sat urday night.
 The many friends of George Kilt, who has been confined to his bed for the past month with remittant fever will be pleased to hear that he IS on fair way of recovery.
 Joe Dithen got drunk on Saturday evening and raised a great row in Bar rio Libre, abusing his wife and trying to break open a neighboring house. He was locked up by Marshal Roche and answered for his hilarious conduct this morning in the police court.
 The railroad boys who fired the heavy guns on Stone avenue on the night be- fore the Fourth were surprised that there should be any objections to such dis play of patriotism. It was generally un- derstood that the firing should take DlaCc anu 1col1. oAi AAANA chipped in to pay for the powder.
 George Kilt was the lucky holder of ticket i79 which won the horse in the raffie held by the St. Vincent society. The horse was presented to the society by MT. Sabino Otero and is a fine ami maj. It was the first of the 61 prizes given. MT. Wm. F. Kilt held ticket 249 which drew the 4th prize, gold-headed cane.
 A young man giving the name of Lon Smith was up in the police court this morning for refusing to pay Chinaman for bis supper on Saturday. The Judge informed him that such action would cost him s and that he would find that Marshal Roche was a cash man. Smith succeeded in raising the money and was allowed to go. When arrested he had a suspicious bunch of nearly fifty keys on his person, which were retained by the police.
 All bets on the great fight are to be settled at the Senate saloon, the ac knowledged headquarters of the sport ing fraternity. It has been at least p years since my host Klien of the Senate, entered the ring, but his interest in ath- letic sports is equal 10 the occasion. At his saloon nearly all the betting has been done and at his saloon nearly all the money wagered will be paid. The very best of wines, liquors and cigars can be had at the Senate saloon, no matter which man wins
 The Walker, Iowa, News says: "Our old friend, Robert Baird, of Muscatine, Iowa, has been secretary of the state senate, and an active politician for years, but was never generally known until he had the collie, and used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ,and got into one of their advertisements. "Now he is famous: Here is what NIT. Baird said: "While in Des. Moins, l was taken with severe attack of bowel complaint. For two days I suffered in tensely, trying several drug stores and paying them for releaf, but in vain. l finally bought a small bottle of Cham berlalnis Colic, Cholera and Diahrrhoea Remedy, and two doses of that brought me out all right. It costs less than the | drug store preparations and 1 have the | balance for future uso. l consider 1t | grand remedy, 9 and 90 cent bottles | for sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.