Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-08
WEEKLY CITIZEN,
SATURDAY JUNE 8, 1889
BREVITY.

MT, Louis EZeklels or the MamuoIu, is at the Cosmopolitan.
 Drink vichy at Dr. Martins drug store. It will do you good.
 Mr.J.J. Slack left last night for Wash ington Territory where he will make his future home.
 The preliminary examination m the Wham robbery cases will come up agaln tomorrow.
 Mir. J. H. Lengmaid, superintendent of the Carlisle, New Mexico, mine was ln Tucson yesterday.
 MessIs. Levin S Geesaman have open ed saloon on Meyer street, south ot the I. K. l.. store
 A new sidewalk is being built in front of Dr. Martins drug store. Let the good work go on.
 SHon. w. E. Guild, of Florence, is re- ported to be a candidate for surveyor general of the territory.
 Mir. Frank Miltenberg says he never saw collections so poor since he has been in business in Tucson.
 CMr. P. s. Hughes, of the late firm of s. J. Hughes & Sons, will remain as a clerk for Mr. Hoff in the Tucson Cash Store.
 The chances in the raffle for a shot gun have all been taken and it will come oil at Congress hall next Sunday between 2 and o'clock.
 Mir. J. A. Black will occupy the resi- dence of MT. W. E. Stevens, during the absence of MT. and Mrs. Stevens, and moved in to-day.
 Drink cold beer at the St. Louis Beer hall. It is always on tap and Jimmie Brown knows how to make all feel at home about his place.
 The crowds that go to Dr. Martins drug store every evening to drink from the refreshing vichy fountain are grow Ing larger every day.
 Mrs. Aguirre, mother of Pedro and Steve Aguirre. arrived home last night from Kansas City, where she has been visiting relatives for several months.
 There was dance at Levin's Park last night given as farewell party to Miss Frereira and Miss Borques, of Phe- nix, who have been visiting friends in this city, and will return home tonight. The San Francisco Exchange is tn coziest and neatest place in town and Charlie keeps the best wines, liquors and cigars. and German lunches con- stantly on hand. w. J. Lemp's beer on drsught.
 The water company property was sold at Sheriff sale to-day for the sum of sl50000. It was brought in by MT. Syl- To4+ %xr-O tlemen connected with the company. They were the only bidders.
 MT. B. l.. Worthen, foreman of the Southern Pacific Machine shops, was married last night in this city to Miss Kicty Fitzgerald The happy couple left on the west-bound train for Califor mia, where they will remain two months.
 Mir. Frank Hartwell, the photograph ca, left last night for Phenix, where he wifi engage in business. MT. Hartwe1 is member of the city council in this city, which is evidence of his popularity here. He is first-class artist and his friends here wish him well in the capital city.
 Mr.J. A Bright an old and esteemed citizen of Wilcox, is in the city to-day en route to his home from Phenix. MT. Bright's mission is labor of love, m the interest of MT. Jas. Ohls of fTrahanl county, for United States Marshall of Arizona. He reports of having met with little success on account of the lateneSS of the day. in making the canvass many people having already signed for their prefer ences MT. Ohl is new in Washington looking after his interests.
 MT. Gilbert Webb. arrested in this city last Sunday for the Wham robbery, yes terday succeeded in furnishing the nec- essary bond for his appearance and was released. The bond was in the sum of | s10OOO, with Dan Ming, John Hill. | Adolf Solomon, Sheriff Marshal, of Graham county, and $. c. Heaton, Of this city as securities. Marshal Meade 1 refused to accept the bond on account 1 of insufficiency of the security, and the | matter was taken before Judge Barnes l on a writ Of habeas corpus, who approved | the bond and ordered the prisoner dis charged.
 MT. W. E. Stevens and family leave to- | night for California. They will make a l trip through the golden state, and then | 70 east over the Northern route, remain 1 ing away probably four months. The | reporter accompanied MT. Stevens to his | residence on Stone Avenue this morn | inp to look at the improvements recent | ly made. A handsome fence has taken | the place of the old adobe wall that shut | his premises out from public view. The | new fence is constructed of iron piping | about l E inches thick and while sub | stantial shows to a good advantage. A | number of young trees have been plant | ed and are all growing nicely. They are | all wstered by underground irrigation | pipes In the rear of his residence MT. l Stevens has built an elegant summer | house which will be used for sleeping in | warm weather. The expense of these | improvements have not been large, while | the results will be comfort, convenience | and ornament to that portion of Tucson. |
 Just received at the New York Store a | large shipment of summer novelties of | every description. 1t is pleasure to | the eve as one enters this establishment to behold the latest and newest, of every particular line of merchandise; on the dress goods counter you can see mag nifieens array of summer dress mater ials; there are those pretty nuns veil ings. and albatross cloth m the newest shades, little further on you can see a most handsome line of French and do mestic sateen in the richest and most exquisite designs, then you travel lit tie further and price those pretty lawns and wkite goods, which are so remarka- bly cheap. Keep on pricing and looking till you reach the fancy goods and hosiery departments, and there you can see the latest novelties of foreign and domestic manufacture, at prices that cannot be equalled. Their shoe and mems furnishing departments have also large attractions. Parties should visit the New York Store before purchasing elsewhere, the styles, quality and prices being superior and lower than any other house in the city.
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