Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER If, 1889,
Chas. E. Spencer, of Mohawk Valley is at the Palace.


 lots of fun at tho feast this evening.
 Gov. Wolfey came in from the Capitol
 city yesterday evening, and was met
 by friends at the depot.
 Mrs. J. D. Handy and children return
 ed to Tucson last night. Dr. Handy
 will arrive in a few days.
 Sheriff Nj. F. Shaw and Deputy Bo-
 gan left last night for Yuma with two
 prisoners for the penitentiary.
 E. Hirsch, St. Louis; J. Hollenstein,
 San Francisco; and Brewster Cameron,
 San Rafael, are at the Cosmopolitan.
 Messrs. Fred Fleishman & Go. have ordered the finest soda fountain that ever came to the Territory. It Is a
 beauty and is now on the road.
 Buckeye mowers and Walter A Woods mowers and rakes. \ car load just re- ceived by Hughes, Stevens & Co. They are sold very cheap. and are the best to
 be had in any market.
 Mir. Geo H. Barnhardt. of the Sample mine, Is in the city. He brings good re- ports from the San Pedro. The mines are all looking we'll the range is excel
 
 crops.
 The new Eagle Roller Mil started up in morning for steady run. All the machinery Is now working nicely. 1t will bs the best mill in Arizona, and 1t should be, as it is located in the metrop- oils of the Territory.
 4 testimonial of the high standing of David Neagle, the slayer of Judge Terry, in Tombstone during his residence there, has been signed by over one hundred of the leading citizens of that camp and forwarded to San Francisco.
 It has been suggested that as probably five-eighths of the pupils in the public school are drawn from the Mexican pop ulation, it would be nothing more than justice to allow them holiday Cn Men day next, the occasion of the Mexican celebration.
 pr. J. R. Hollowbush will leave to- night for visit to his old home in Hi | nois. Tine doctor has been resident l of Tucson for nearly two years, and has 1 by strict adherence to his profession. se i cured a good practice. His friends wish | him pleasant visit to his old home.
 Col. Durr says all patriotic citizens should remember the celebration on next | Monday, and lend their aid in making it a grand affair. The Colonel will deco rate has place of business and the Mex lcan citizens will be welcomed by him. He always take the lead in making an | appropriate display on all occasions.
 Tine work of putting in stone wall on Meyer street, where the water turning | across to Main street has done consider able damage, was commenced thus morn i idg, under the supervision of Mayor | Maisb. The wall will be about three | feet thick, built up solid, with a cul- vert four feet wide to allow the water | to pass through.
 From MT. John Gardiner Of the Tue ! son Machinery depot, it is learned that | Mir. Matthew Brown. who was at one | time machinist at Quijotoa, was drown ed somewhere in the east of New York | about two years ago. w. Matthews. | Esq, of San Francisco. is hunting up MT. Browns heirs. Brown at the time | of his death was member of Tucson | Lodge No. 1. F. & A. M.
 There was another large crowd at the | feast last night and many were inclined | to demolish the Tiger" More money | changed hands last night lover the green cloth" than on any previous occa- sion during the feast. New and much | smaller sacks have been prepared, and another sack race will come of this ev- ening. Many strangers visit the feast | nightly and Tucson people do not tire of the sport.
 The grand jury now in session in this osfx AoC ! ! this week on the rapidity with which business is disposed of. Deputy sheriffs have been kept busy going for witnesses. and although an unusually large num- Der of cases were to be acted upon, it is thought that the jury will reach the end of its labors tomorrow. The body Is composed of good solid men, with Hon. Chas. R. Drake, thorough business man, as foreman.
 The Epitaph learns from Si Bryant. who arrived from the Turquoise district on Tuesday, that the parties who recent ly secured one of the mines in that dis trict will start to work on the property to-day with about fourteen men, who arrived at the mine yesterday. Pros pecting and developmsnt work is being done on the other properties and ship ment of 300 sacks has been made to Socorro. The chances are that Fur quoise district will soon create considera- bic talk in mining circles.
 The CITIZEN is pleased to be able to state that business on the Southern Pa cific railroad is increasing rapidly. NIT. J. $. Noble, the superintendent.sa that the present force had been rushed with work for the past few days, and the in dlcations pointed to an increase in the number of men at the shops. This would be hailed with delight by the peo- pie of Tucson. Fifty men more or less working in the railroad shops makes a marked difference in the business of this city. They all get good wages and are a desirable class of men to deal with. offers to pay five dollars to any person Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhea Remedy according to directions and does not get well in the shortest possible time. One-half of a 9 cent bottle of this remedy cured him of bloody Aux, after he had tried other remedies without benefit MT. McCabe is perfectly safe in making this offer, as this remedy has never been known to fail in any case of collie, cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrhea or bloody fiux when -he plain printed directions were fol- lowed. For sale by Fred Fleishman & Company.
 There was a terrible epidemic of dysentery and bloody Aux in Pope county, Illinois, last summer. As many as five deaths occurred in one day. Mes sers Walter Brothers, of Waltersburg sold over 3S0 bottles of Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during this epidemic and say they never heard of it's failing in any case when the directions were followed It was the only medicine used that did cure the