Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

This is Pedagogues' day.
 United States grand jury still in ses sion.
 Pertinent questions are always in or der.
 Hon s. M. Franklin has returned from Phenix.
 Our line is now in the nobbiest spring suits in town. l.. Zeckendorf & Co.
 MT. Albert Steinfelt is now spending a few days in the mountains, taking a needed rest.
 MT. J. A. Conlee, well-known mining superintendent from Casa Grande, was in the city yesterday.
 Two new faro games have been started in the Fashion building and business is booming around that corner.
 QThe city is full of United States trial jurors. Forty were summoned to appear before the court this morning.
 Watch repairing carefully and skill fully executed and all work guaranteed, at J. A. Blacks ieweIry store, Pearson Block.
 For solid comfort and ease in this hot weather, you want to wear one of those fancy silk or flannel dress shirts st L. Zeckendorf & Co.
 Mr. O'Neal, of Grant who has for years been a deputy sheriff at that point is in ths city attending United States court.
 Judge W. H. Maxwell is on the sick 1sc%e <,f ha f.. He has not been well since he returned from Missouri two weeks sago.
 Mir. O. F. Townsend, of Yuma county, prominent citizen and member of the board of supervisors, is in the city. He is an old and well-known Arizonan.
 Mine host Katzenstein was putting up Notifications this morning against the decorated the hotel bar at the Cosmopol- itan hotel.
 A force of men are at work to-day dig ging a trench on Alameda street in which will be laid pipe to convey water from the railroad tank at the shops to the Ice works.
 MT. J. F. Black, of Tubac, is in the city attending the Teachers Institute MT. Black is good teacher and speaks to the point direct every time he gets up in the institute.
 Any information regarding Thomas R Dean who was in Tucson in 1880 and in Tombstone in 1882 will be thankfully accepted by Mrs. T. R. Dean, 510 Eddy St. San Francisco, Cal.
 MT. Dr. J. G. Barney, of Bisbee, is wis., iting her sister MT. Joseph Goldtree, in this city. After spending a few days here, she will go to San Francisco on a visit of several weeks.
 oTucson will at the same time honor sn old and respected citizen of the An cient Pueblo and the Home Rule Cover nor ofthe Territory at the reception and ball rendered to Governor Woliey at the opera house.
 Mir. l.. D. Chillson will leave tonight for New York and other Eastern points. This will be MT. Chilson's first visit east of the Rockies in 34 years, never having turned back since he started west when 8 young'man. He will be absent about four weeks.
 Hon. Jas D. Griffin, judge of the eighth judicial district of Iowa, says: "It gives me pleasure to recommend Chamberlain's Remedies, because I do so from actual experience of the use of them in my family. refer particularly to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which think unexceiled by any other" Sold by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 The annual meeting of the Woman's Episcopal Guild Grace Mission) will meet Tuesday afternoon, April g, at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Dyer, corner Stone Avenue and Pennington streets. All who are interested in the work are requested to be present.
 Dr. Martin has made preparation to supply everybody in this section with vichy this season. He has just received 6 large supply of copper casks in which he can furnish vichy in any quantity both at home and abroad. He has the reputation of being the famous vichy man of Arizona, and vichy has the repu- tation of being the finest hot weather drink known to man, hence the Doctor is to be envied on his ability to make life tolergble in this climate with plenty of ice cold vichy. His fountain at the drug store on Congress Street is always ready and those who will are invited to call