Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-20
BREVITY.

Free concert to night at Levin's Park.
 The Globe wagon road is an assured fact.
 The mosquito is becoming trouble some.
 Apache Lodge No. s, A. O. U. W. will meet tonight at the opera house hall.
 MT. Alex Mckay, of Oracle, came in yesterday and left last night for Phe- nix.
 Every body goes to Levins Park. The free concert tonight, promises to be es- pecially good
 Dr. Martin knows what is good for mankind and he never allows his vichy fountain to run dry.
 Slugger Sullivan has ordered another box of Sam Drachman's cigars, which he will smoke while in jail
 Governor Wolfey arrived yesterday evening. He is in poor health and will remain here for several days.
 MT. .. F. Schumacher has recently made some valuable improvements on his residence lot on Alameda street.
 MT. Delos E. Hoffman, of the San Pe- dro country, near Mammoth, was in the city to day on business in the land of flee.
 Business is reported fair with Hughes, Stevens & Go. They carry heavy stock of all kind of miners and ranchers sup plies.
 Mrs. J. Barns Eand family left last night for visit to California. They will remain in the Golden state with relatives and friends until September.
 Judge Geo. T. Berry, of Tombstone, a Democratic leader and member of the last Cleveland convention, arrived in Tucson last night.
 Another expert musician has been en- gagged by Prof. Hernandez and the mu sic at the free concert tonight at Levins Park will be better than ever.
 MT. Albert Donan, travelling salesman for l.. Zeckendorf & O., returned last night frem trip to Florence, Tempe, Phenix and intermediate points.
 Master Juaquin Legarra, who has been
  ico, came home last night to see his sick mother. He will return to school ln few days.
 4 gentlemen in Tucson came within five numbers of drawing s25,0O0 at the last turn of the wheel in the Louisiana State Lottery He will get s75 as an ap- proXimation prize.
 The police court was crowded with spectators today at 12 o'clock, the at traction being the trial of two Mexican boys for trial of strength and metal a Ia Sullivan and Kilrain.
 There will be given at Levin's Park on Saturday evening a concert for the bene lit of Prof Daniel, the pianist. He will be assisted by the best musical talent in the city and musical treat awaits all who attend.
 Miss. Bean, who has for several terms taught in the Tucson public school, left last night for Tombstone, where she goes to visit her mother. Miss. Bean has been retained in her present posi- tion in the school for another year. CjThere was large number of Mexi- cans. with their families, boarded the west-bound train last night at this place. They have been working on the track between Tucson and Yuma, but have been discharged, and are making their way to different points, where they hope to secure work.
 Yesterday Judge Barnes refused an application to reduce the bond of w. E. Cunningham from $500 to S12, 900. At torney Goodrich, representing all the defendants in the Wham robbery case, then asked that special grand jury be ordered to investigate the matter. This was also refused.
 Yesterday was good day for fights. Three were reported by the police, one on Main street, one on Maiden Lane and one on Church plaza. The participants in the two former were promptly ar rested and locked up by the police. The men arrested are all Mexicans. The men who fought on Church plaza were not apprehended.
 The board of supervisors will conclude their labors as an equalization board on Saturday. Considering the number of assessments that were raised, but little trouble has been encountered. Those = who appeared, in almost every instance, went away satisfied that they had only been placed on an equal taxfooting with their neighbors.
 For quiet, secluded and enjoyable whiff 70 the pipe" or cigar call on Sam Drachman. He will give you the best imported or domestic cigar to be had ID the market He also keeps on hand a complete assortment of smokers goods, from $50 meerscham to clay dudeen; also playing cards, notions, cutlery snuff and chewing tobaco without end.
 Mine host Bayfield, of the Palace hotel has some ideas about health, as well as physicians He believes in plain and simple remedies. Said he to young three pones of cold-water- and d-salt corn bread, the size of soup-plate and seven rashers of bacon eleven inches long ev- ery morning for breakfast, and you'll come around all right"
 Special Agent Walter Virden, who succeeded Special Agent Slater at this place several weeks ago, has been dis continued in the service and has turned the effects of Ais office over to the local land office. He will be succeeded by a man named D. A. Bowman, who has not vet arrived It is not known where MT. Bowman IS to come rom. MT. flrden, since his arrival in Tucson, has been very busy. making not large number of acquaintanees. but has made himself agreeable to all and is well liked.
 Let us give the readers of the CItizEN a little timely advice. Hot weather is coming and with it colic, colera morbus, dysentery and diarrhpa. 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 Diaherrea 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 arc your family much suffering, if not life itself, before the summer is over. Fol sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.