Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY JUNE 15, 1889,
BREVITY.

Dr. Fenner and Mr. Roche left last night for San Francisco. They will be absent about ten days.
 Gymnastic exercises, sweet music and good beer at the park tonight The beer must be paid for but everything else is free.
 The press of Mexico is coming gener- ously forward and is urging that collec- tions be taken up for the Johnstown sufferers.
 MT. George s. Bates of the Gunsight camp, returned home yesterday. He says this is a wonderful year so far as grass and fat cattle are concerned.
 Of the two school trustees to be elect ed on the 29th inst, one IS tor the short term of one year, the other for the long term of 3 years.
 The engineer of Dr. Martins vichy fountain runs double shift during the present hot weather. Vichy is the Lest hot weather drink in the world. Call and sample it.
 MT. Carlos Fully now engaged in making census of the school children states than when completeled the list will be found to contain nearly l3CO school childen.
 MT. J. J. Hill desires the CITIZEN to state that there will be an assessment of two dollars in the A. O. U. w. for this month. Workmen govern yourselves ac- cordingly.
 MT. Charles Hoff was exhibiting a bunch of potatoes yesterday as large as hens eggs. They were raised on the mesa east of town and on land that had been irrigated but once.
 The concert to be given at Levin's park for the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers has been postponed till Tues day evening next. Two bands will be in attendance, the 4th Cavalry band and the Mexican orchestra. Tickets will be sold for 50 cents each. Ladies and children admitted free.
 Mr. Pedro Aguire for the past two years living in California, turned up sud denly today to the great delight of his many friends with whom Pete" was al ways favorite. He was accompanied by Mr. Brash of San Diego, with whom he has been extensively travelling.
 
 MT. E. A. Kingsley, locomotive en- gineer, employed on the Southern Paci- tic, died of hemmorage of the lungs this morning, at 2:30 o'clock. He leaves a young wife, having been married but a few months He was member m good standing of the A. O. U. w., was much thought of and we'll respected by all who knew him. Mrs, Kingsley has the sym 1f %l,11 ivy hnr great loss.
 Some time since Judge Duff, Register of the Land office. sent his resignation to the Secretary of the Interior to take effect July 1st. 4 few days since how ever. he was notified of his removal. friends of Mr. Duff interposed through Gov. Wolfiey with the Secretary to allow if possible the records to show that MT. Duff had resigned. This Secretary Noble has kindly consented to do and tee records of the office will ..show 'Re signation accepted upon the qualitica- tion of your successor.
 Last week Mexican guard of Noga- les, Sonora, and a young lady left for Hermosillo where they were to live to- gether Upon complaint of the girls parents, the man was arrested, brought back and tried for abduction. The court found the following verdict: To the girl, or to pay fine of sl0O to be paid the girl, or to be imprisoned 100 days. He chose the payment of Sl0O. The father of the young lady took the amount, the defendant released and the case was closed.-Nogales Record.
 The Pioneer Committee soliciting aid for the Johnstown and Seattle sui ferers are meeting with varying sue cess. Occasionally men of means refuse to contribute anything, but as frequent ly they solicit dollar from poor men and are promptly met with five times the amount asked for. Human nature has many phases to it and there are near more readily shown than when you tap man on his pocket book. On the whole the committee did fairly we'll and by the time they have been all the way round will be in possession of a goodly sum.
 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 ill with sum mer complaint: so common to children of that age. After being treated by a phy sian and getting no better, l took from my shelves bottle of Chamber llin's collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem @ iy. She felt releived after the first dose and in three days was entirely we'll" For sale by Fred Fleishman & Go.
 Few persons in Tucson have any ade- Guate idea of its surroundings at Oracle, thirty-six miles distant, the country Is covered with luxuriant growth of live oak. to person looking from an elevated position the foliage would seem to liter ally cover the ground. The elevation IS shout 4500 feet, the air is pure and brac- ing. This place would make an excel lent outing for many of our town peo pie who could not spare the time to go to California or places more distant. MT. Dodge has good accommodations for eight or ten persons and his charges are req sonable no doubt there are many here who would be benefited by change of this kind.