Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22

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 The Zeckendorf base ballist got away with the 'skids" in five to four game yesterday.
 The Reymert Mining Company have made applications for patents for l3 mines and 13 mill sites.
 Walter J. Davis, collector of internal revenue, returned yesterday from ten days visit to Nogales..
 In Harper's Magazine for July LaIca- dio Hearn will linn sketch of Les Porteuses"L women who bear bur dens"-in Martinique.
 MT. Geo. Kelly of the CITIZEN is in the country soliciting subscriptions and col lecting bills. Any favors extended to him will be duly appreciated by the management of this paper.
 The Papagos and Mexican are bring ing in a great deal of new wheat for sale. A portion of it is bought by our general merchants but the great bulk of it goes to the Eagle Flouring Nils.
 MT. Chas. Metcalf, night hostler at the round house leaves tonight for San Francisco to take unto himself wife. He expects to shortly return with her here for permanent residence.
 More United States mineral patents are being applied for through the Sur veyor Generals office, than at any time previous within the past four years. This is an excellent indication for the country and presays well for mining Tn the near future.
 Pete Mathews sent to the asylum from Tucson about two years since, escaped from the asylum few days since and got as far as Florence before he was overtaken. Pete is evidently good deal worse than he was when sent up.
 There is every reason to believe that the sale of the Silver Belle property will be speedily consumated. All that IS lacking to complete the sale is the money. When this little difference has been made good deed on the properties will be forthcoming.
 Dr. Martin is kept busy hot weather as well as cold attending to business in his pharmacy, which is fast earning for itself territorial reputation. His ex- tensive knowledge of drugs and accu- racy in compounding prescriptions are too well known to be commented on here. Call and see him for any thing ln his line; terms reasonable.
 The apricots that are being shipped by Mir. Whepley of the Salt River Val lev exceed those rof California both in size and flavor. It is as fine fruit as can be found anywhere, and If the Tucson deal CTS would wake up to that fact they would benefit both themselves and cus- toners. Give Mir. Whepley a trial and he will give satisfaction in return.
 Mir. Geo. H. Kelly, representing the Tucson CITIZEN, arrived in Florence Sun day and, after transacting very satis factory business, left Tuesday for De Noon, Pinal, Silver King and Globe. Mir. Kelley is a pleasant gentleman and a versatile writer, and his impressions of this valley and other places visited, will appear in due time in the columns of the CITIzEN.-Florence Enterprise.
 Harry Whitney Eggleston, native of New Hampshire, 19 years of age, died in
  was the son of Mrs. NJ. E. Wood; young man popular with all who knew him and a general favorite Tn Casa Grande, where he has resided for some time past. His funeral, which took place Monday after noon, was largely attended, the business places all being closed.-Florence En- terprise.
 Parties from Tucson, yesterday, at- tempted to photograph the Indians in the neighborhood of the old church, but encountered many difficulties. The In dians ran like sheep, and every time an attempt Gas made to take picture, nothing but their heels could be seen in the brush. The men were as bad as the women, and apparently had the same fear of the mysterious looking box.
 Terrible slaughter of the mammoth stock of merchandise at the store of J. Frank & Go. Grand clearance sale for the next 30 days only. All goods at cost price, and many bargains regardless of cost. No humbug but come and see, and compare our prices with those of our competitors.
 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 i'll with sum | mer complaint: so common to children | of that age. After being treated by a | physian and getting no better, took | from my shelves bottle of Chamber | lain's colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem edy. She felt releived after the first | dose and in three days was entirely | we'll" For sale by Fred Fleishman & | Co.
 In the fourth instalment of Charles Dudley Warmers novel, "A Little Jour ney in the World" in Harper's Maga- zine for July, one of the characters is made to remark to another: "You've seen Coquelin? Well, that is acting, as arti- ficial as sonnet, the perfection of train ing, skill in an art. You never doubt | that he is performing in play for the | entertainment of an audience. You have the same enjoyment of it that you have of picture-a picture, mean, full | of character and sentiment, not a pho tograph."
 An alarm of fire turned out about 800 people at two o'clock to-day. 4 car penter's bench upon which Mir. Redman was working on the corner of Washing ton and -Church streets, near the resi- dence of Mir. Austin Moss, on whose house he waSmaking repairs. The fire company was speedily on hand and soon had the flames under control. All told the loss will be less than a S1O0 The firemen had hardly got their second breath before the bell again changed out; this time it was couple of bales of hay belonging to MT. Reed. This blaze WAS overcome as speedily as the first. The fremen are to be complimented on their quick work.
 Judge Rearden granted divorce yes terday to Lillie F. Court from Leonard J. Court on the ground of his desertion. The deserted wife and mother informed the court that she had been married since 1883, although she appeared little