Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-13
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
 SATURDAY JULY13, 1889
BREVITY.


 Apache Lodge No. s. A. O. U. W. wi
 meet tonight. The new officers will b
 installed.
 One of the denizens on Maiden Lan
 was arrested yesterday for loafing on tn
 sidewalk.
 The Tucson freight trucks were bus
 to-day hauling goods from the depot t
 the stores.
 Miss Lulu Underwood returned las
 night from Fort Grant where she ha
 been visiting friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Sewers came il yesterday from Quijotoa and are stop ping at the Cosmopolitan hotel.
 Mrs. 4. James left Sunday night fo Coronado Beach, California, where sh will spend the remainder of the summer
 Mr. John Bergman has sold his resi- dence on the corner of Simpson stree and Stone Avenue to MT. George W Bent.
 John. l.. Sullivan says he don't wan the Police Gazette Belt, but has order ed box of the famous Key West cigar from Sam Drachman.
 P. l.. Maroney, San Francisco; Nat Galloway, J. l.. Kundon, Atlas Camp anC W. T. Dilworth, Fort Scott. Kansas, ar, registered at the San Xavier.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Ainsa and family re tuned yesterday from Garcia ranch south of Tucson, where they visited fol one month. Both are in fine health and report the trip an enjoyable one.
 The piece of,ground lying south of tho Congregational church will make beautiful lawn when planted with trees grass and flowers. The church ha. secured lease on it from the city fol that purpose.
 There is an active demand for Tucson building and loan association stock Several shares were sold to-day at pre- mium, and the demands were not all supplied. Several new buildings will be commenced soon.
 Mr. Julius Goldbaum returned from San Francisco where he has been on i'm portant business for the last four or five weeks, His engagement was announc- ed to beautiful young lady of that city 8 short time since.
 Mir Geo. Began, of San Diego, who has been examaning mines in Sonora and some properties near Tucson, re- turned home last night. He is brother of Johnny Began, superintendent of the Yellow Jacket mine.
 A team hitched to Chinese vegetable wagon made good start for a runaway at eleven o'clock this morning It start cd from Church street down Maiden Lane, but was stopped before any ser ious damage was done.
 Hon. Chas. R. Drake arrival home last night from the east, where he has been for several weeks. MT. Drake was in and other principal cities, and reports that his trip was pleasant and agreeable. He is enjoying fine health.
 The reporter on the Star evidently had his tank full of 40-rod whiskey last night. The columns of that paper this morning would indicate as much. Outside of two columns of news taken from the CITIZEN, and his weather local, it was a ''kurious kombination" of "bot-fiy' and "wind-engins.
 At the meeting of Arizona Lodge No l. 4. O. U. w., last night the following officers were. installed: Master Work man, J. E. Mclean; Foreman. J. L. Overseer. Thos. c. Rus sell; Recorder, T. O. H. Bogalsky: Fi- nancier, J.J, Hill; Receiver, Phil Schrei- Der; Guide, Augustus ReId.
 Mir. John Hise, IT,, left last night with his two daughters for Los Angeles, where he will in future reside. He was by Mrs. Schmidt, who has been caring for the little girls since the death of Mrs. Hise. General Hise and family will also go to Los Angeles to live as soon as Mir. Johnson qualities as sur veyor general.
 Clerk T. 4. Judd, of the board of Su- pervisors. has sent out notices to all par ties outside of Tucson whose property has been raised on the assessment books by the county board of equalization, to before that body On the 18th and l7th of this month. The notices were numerous and will bring good crowd of people next week to the city.
 Chief Roche will in future enforce the ordinance regarding leaving teams stand ing on the street. The ordinance pro- gides that teams shall be securely fas- tened. or weight of not less that if teen pounds attached to the hitching strap. A lady in a two-wheel cart had a narrow escape to-day from runaway ye retable cart.
 |sHon. Chas. R, Drake, agent for the old Mutual Life Insurance Co.,, of New York, paid to-day to Mrs. Anderson, the widow of Hon. John Anderson, the sum of S5, ,297 on a policy held in that com pany for S5,O00. This ca ID was settled within twenty-five days from date of ap- plicatjca. The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York is always prompt in ad- justing claims against it.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. s. McClelland and their son Master George, returned from a two months trip to Canada yesterday, where they went on a tripto relatives and friends. They had pleasant trip and returned in good health. Mir. Me Clelland is popular conductor on the $. F. and runs passenger train between this city and Fl Paso. He will resume work to-day, going out on the evening train. His many friends will be glad to see hIm again at the bell cord.
 Let us give the readers of the CItizEN a little timely advice. Hot weather is coming and with it collie, colera morbus, and diarrhea. The only safe way to combat these diseases. is to keep some reliable remedy at hand, and all who have tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diaherroea Remedy will ad- init that it is the most prompt, reliable and successful medicine known for these complaints. It costs but 9 or 90 cents. and may be the means of saving you are vour family much suffering, if not life it ,elf, before the summer is over. For s Ile by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 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 Chambel si s N1I.1 ThOlare and niorrhoao P. |, a lx-