Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Governor Wolfley arrived from Phe- nix yesterday evening.
 Mr. James Howard, of Ogden, Utah, IS stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
 Miss Virginia Smith leavs tonight for Missouri, where she goes on visit.
 Only two drunks in the police court this morning, and nothing more.
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held tonight at the c.ty hall.
 Hon. Clark Churchill, Attorney Gen eral of Arizona,was in Tucson to-day on legal business.
 The wood merchant was numerous in Tucson to-day. He has commenced his winters work.
 Tucson parties have gone to the San ia Catalina mountains to look after mining interests.
 Quite a number of gentlemen were in the city to-day attending to business in the local land office.
 Hon. G. w. Atkinson, af Calabasas, is at the Palace. He comes to attend the session of the Board of Supervisors. Mir FJ. Villaescusa returned last night from Magdalena, Mexico, where he has been for several days on business.
 Judge W. H. Barnes left for Florence yesterday, where he goes to preside over the regular term of the District court.
 Mrs. John Gardiner, of the Tucson Machinery Depot, is at the Atlas Cop per camp, where he has the contract for boring we'll.
 Many Tucson merchants received large quantities of goods today Con- gress street presented decidedly busi- ness appearance.
 Sheriff Shaw and his sister. Miss Belle Bryan, went to Tempe Saturday night. Miss Bryan goes on a visit to Mrs. T. L.. Schultz.
 MT. W. H. Prince left last night for St. Paul, where he goes as delegate to the grand lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen.
 MT. Louis Williams, of Bisbee, super intendent of the Copper Queen Mining Company, is in the city, and member of the United States grand jury.
 Hon. Frank Proctor came in from Ora ham county yesterday. Ee reports that cattle round-ups in that direction about completed. The cattle are looking we'll but the calf crop is only fair.
 pr. Hollowbush returned from his vicit to Illinois yesterday morning. He is in good health, and enjoyed his so- journ among old Illinois friends very much.
 MT. W. F. Hildebrandt, of the United States Geological survey, has been in Tucson for several days, making col lection of specimens and other data from Arizona for the use Of the bureau
 Some of the trees in court square that were stripped of their foliage by the mysterious worm of the catferpillar va riety, are now putting forth new leaves showing that they were not seriously injured.
 Hon P. R. Brady, Zulick member ot the prison commission, came in on the train yesterday evening from Florence and left on the west bound train for Yuma to attend the regular monthly meeting of the board.
 Church plaza has been well taken care of by the city authorities this year, and the grass has a good start The trees have grown rapidly, and with attention next year it will become one of the at tractive places in Tucson.
 Mr. Julius Goldbaum left for the Col den state yesterday morning. Some time ago his engagement to young lady in San Francisco was announced. Mr. and Mrs. Goldbaum will receive 6 hearty welcome on their arrival in Tue son.
 "Weak and weary" describes the e D. dition or many people debilitated by the warm weather, by disease or overwork Hoods Sarssparilla is just the medi- cine needed to build up and strengthen the body, purify and quicken the slug gish blood, and restore the lost appe- tite.
 Tomorrow night the amusement sea son will be inaugurated at the opera house by the Murray & Murphy com pany. The press of California speaks highly of this company at every point they visited in the Golden state. They will furnish some rare fun for those who see them.
 The Junta Patriotica ball to be given at the opera house tonight, promises to be grand finale of the Mexican Inde- csi1ueuce day. Over three hundred tickets have been sent out, and the best music to be had will be present. Tables have been prepared and splendid SUD- per will be served.
 A young man named Madden, a son of Capt. Madden, of the regular army died suddenly yesterday morning at Will COX, of consumption. The young man had been spending the summer at Rockers hot springs, from where he came Saturday evening. He was walk ing around the streets only few mom- ents before he was found dead
 The little lady in Tucson during the past few days selling an adjustable wire basket, that by touch here and there. can be converted into flower basket, fruit stand, card rack, lamp shade, etc, deserves liberal patronage. Her nov city is the result of patient skill, and it IS learned that the proceeds of her in dustry goes to the support of an aged mother.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of pr. H. W. Fenner, of this city, on the 10th of October, to Miss Laura Ida Hemme. The ceremony will be per formed at 12 m-, at Danville church. San Ramon Valley, California, whither the Doctor went on Saturday night. Miss Hemme is a daughter of MT. A. Hemme, well known in Tucson, and who has extensive property interests in Pima county.
 The attention of taxpayers is called to the new notice published by Collector. Nj. S. Snyder in to-day's CITIZEN The notice published first was not correct as to the penalty to be added on the first Monday in December. when taxes be- came delinquent. This mistake occurred by oversight as to when the new law providing for IF per cent. penalty went into effect. The penalty this year will be the same as last-5 per cent. on all taxes not paid on or before the 3d Mon day in December.
 We call the attention of our readers