Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-31
LOCAL NEWS.
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meet tonight at 7:30.
 J.B. McCallahan has arrived from Gro Blanco. ss
 Mr. I. Meyer is improving rapidly, and will soon be around. ' s |
 Don A. Sanford has come down from his ranch on the Sonoita. |
 First rate music, and pleasant place To pass away time, at Levinis Park.
 Phil Schaaf has returned from trip to l his Mines in the western part of the county.
 Alex Wendt has come down from Greaterville to spend a few days in the old pueblo.
 Hot lunch every day, Vein sansages and cooling beer at Jimmy browns St. Louis EXhange.
 Capt. J. W. Johnston, superintendent of the Mammoth mine, arrived m the city this morning.
 The whole side of Wheeler & Perry's adobe warehouse near the depot fell down yesterday morning.
 J. S. Hall, an Attorney of Phoenix, is in the city on professional business. to reside permanently.
 MT. H. Glucksman and son, of New York, are in the city visiting MT. Chuck mans son, the head clerk in the New York Store. They will stay here about a month.
 Charley Shlbell, Jr, has taken posi- tion in the gentleman's furnishing store of Wm. Florsheim. The patrons of Mir. Florsheim will find in Charley prompt and cour: eous attendant.
 The settlement of the estate of Joa- quin Telles, deceased, was finally closed in the probate court, all the property being turned over to the widow for the support of herself and daughter.
 W. J. Osborn as attorney for A. B. and Nj. B. Glll, of Denver, to-day made application to the surveyor generals office for the survey for patent, of the Nortcn mine, situated in Harshaw dis trict.
 Judge Meyer had Santiago Selma and Nicholas Lopez for being drunk and disorderly Leonardo Oleaviro and ks before the temple of justice this morn ing. Result, ''Go thy way and sin no more."
 Nearly everybody needs good medi cine this season, to purify the blood and build up the system. Hoods Sarsa- parllla is the most popular and success ful sspffng medicine and blood purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tired feeling.
 The A. O. U. ". Gles Club have rent ed the old Star office next to Surveyor Generals office in which to practice Good results may be anticipated at an early day, as the club embraces some of the best vocal and musical talent in the city. They will meet on Monday and Friday evenings for practice.
 The many friends of General Whar- ton will regret to learn of the death of his estimable wife, who died at their home in New River Depot, Virginia, about two weeks since. Mrs Wharton visited this city two years ago, and was highly regarded by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. The gen. eral is member of the Arizona Pioneers.
 Our new ball club has rented the grounds back of Levin's Park, which will soon be ready, when practice games will be played every evening. Tombstone, Phenix, Fort Lowell, and Tucson will comprise the league. Shade and seats will be provided and small admission will be charged to pay expenses. Sue cess to the Tucson's.
 The posters advertising Ayers Pills 1N &l2 man, dressed in his flowing robes, with painted face, and an immense head dress of feathers, struck a party of Pap agoes this morning as being something strange and beautiful, on which they gazed with open mouthed wonder for a long time.
 In climate like that of Tucson, when the weather at times is rather too warm, it is pleasant to have nice park with seats, flowers, pleasant walks, wat e, and all the various a. fractions such as can be found at Carrillo's Gardens This lovely spot is coming to be better appreciated than heretofore, and as 1t is now under new management it will be sure to continue to grow in popularity.
 A farewell dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steinfeld, last evening, to MT. and Mrs. Wm. Zeckendorf, MT and Mrs. Felix Haas, and Alfred Donau None but relatives were present, and it was very pleasant affair. Beautiful little souvenirs were given each guest consis tine of little hand painted cards of Ja- panese paper and silk, with the names cn of the guest, and those in whose hon. or the dinner WAS given.
 A party of young people consisting of Misses Anna and Lottie Wood, Misses Miss Hoffman, Lillie Shibell, Miss Moves and Grace Carroll, and Messrs Nose and Harry DrachAan, Joe Ford, Wood | Walker, Paul Heermans, and J. H. Tedisy started yesterday morning for Fuller's ranch, with stage coach and four They didnt get there though, having got on the wrong road, finally bringing up at a ranch about mile beyond their desti- nation. A very pleasant time was had by all, however, and they arrived at | Tucson about 6:30, 8 dirty-that is l some of them and jolly crowd.
 Messrs Sampson, Mcknight, and Wat erman have arrived in the city from Humbolt. The rock-breaker has become | disabled and new one ordered by tele- | graph. In order to keep the mill going | the ore IS being broken by hand, and the | output of concentrates will be lessened | until the new breaker IS received and in | place. An increased number of mines l are at work, and development going | steadily forward and with the most fav- | orable results. It is first class proper ty:
 Pat Harmon, an old resident living | about six miles south of Fort Bowie, on | the road to Downey's saw mill, was found murdered in his we'll few days | since. From appearance he was down | in the we'll for some purpose and rock | was dropped upon his head crushing the skull. Strong circumstantial evidence points to Mexican who carries the mail | from the Fort to Downey's. as the nnr- derer, as he tells conflicting stories about | seeing Harmon as he passed the place. As probable incentive for the murder