Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.

The pay car came in last night.
 The Tucson Gun Club is to be revived
 Hon Brewster Cameron returned from California Saturday evening.
 There was big crowd at the bull fight Saturday, and also yesterday.
 The adobes are being made for another new building on Pennington St.
 The blH collector was numerous in individual today. Collections were re- ported generally good.
 Mir. Frank Hereford returned from California Saturday evening. He has been visiting various points on the coast for two months.
 The base ball game played yesterday between the "Jerry McGintlers and the Tucson Club resulted in victory for the former by score of 30 to s.
 The new seats for court plaza will be placed in position this afternoon. They are substantial and pretty. and will be. an ornament to that already beautiful park.
 Odm VIII save you lIOuu 1O to 9 per cent. on regular first class railroad tickets and guarantees all he sells. Member of the American Ticket Brokers Association.
 One week from to-day the public. schools of this city will be opened. The school trustees will hold a meeting to- morrow to make final arrangements for the beginning.
 Mrs. s. c. Heaton returned from Tombstone last night, where she has been visiting friends for several days. She speaks very highly of that city and enjoyed her visitSery much.
 MT. Jos. Soldini, formerly of the Mai son Doree. and one the oldest and best restaurant men in Southern Arizona, has entered the Fashion Restaurant as a partner of Mir. John Paschal The restaurant has been re-arranged and two private rooms adued.
 MT. G. w. Aikens, of Globe, arrived in Tucson this morning to investigate the doings of the man Warren, who came here with Mir. Aikens' team last week Warren get away with about SID. and his present whereabouts IS unknown.
 The Globe road committee held a meeting on Saturday night at Sam Drachmanis cigar store and agreed that a party would be made up at once to go over the road, and make an estimate of the cost Another meeting will be held tomorrow evening.
 Ex-Governor A. P. K. Stafford and wife. arrived in Tombstone on Saturday morning. Mrs. Stafford will go from Tombstone to Magdalena to visit her brother, and Governor Stafford will arrive in Tucson tomorrow night. His many friends in this city will accord him hearty welcome.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Tucson Building and Loan Association will take place at the City Hall Tuesday night. Members will please come early to pav dues. The Secretary will be at the Hall at 6:30 o'clock to receive. dues. Those wishing to pay before that time can call on the Secretary at his office.
 At the bull fight yesterday one of the bulls broke out of the corral and stam- peded the crowd that had gathered on the outside of the enclosures. One boy was pretty badly hurt. 1t did not take the vacqueros long to bring the bull back to the corral.
 Monthly payments due the Tucson Building and Loan Association are due to-day, and if not paid before tomor row evening light penalty will be added. The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors will be held to- morrow night, when S1, 200 more. money =;;ni be offered for loan.
 A Mexican was accidently shot at the shooting gallery last night. The side walls of the gallery are nothing but can vass. A man was shooting at swinging glass balls, when the Mexican came in range and received a bullet in his right side. The wound was not a serious one, but the accident created great excite ment for short time. |
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council wiil be held tonight. Sev- eral important questions will come up to be considered, The petition from property owners on Pennington IS Tn the hands of the finance committee, who | will probably report on it. The propo- | sition to build fence around the city | cemetery will probably be considered. There was terrible epidemic of | dysentery and bloody fux in Pope | county. Illinois, last summer. As many | as five-deaths occurred in one day. Mes sers Walter Brothers, of Waltersbnrg, l sold over 380 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 onlyimedicine used that did cure the worst cases. Many persons were cured by it after the doctors had given them up. 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by IS-all Enaich nd a ra -.-- ---- . v. ---.l