Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

of A. O. U. W.
 Mir. Fred Fleishman left for Califor- mia this morning.
 Mr.J.H. Tedley left for San Francis co this morning.
 Col. l.. II. Jerome left for the west on this mornings train.
 Arizona Lodge No. ], A. O. U. W. meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Cooper and children left to-day for Los Angeles, to spend the sunmef-
 A.V. Grossetta left on this mornings train for the east, going via California
 Seven wagon loads of machinery and timbers left for the Mammoth this after noon.
 Messrs. O. Hasl1in and Sherman Cox, of Bowie, are in the city, stepping at the Palace.
 Notice in another column the pro- gramme of the celebration ef the Fourth of July.
 A messenger car is sidetracked at the railroad station for the excursion to Tombstone.
 Hughes X Stevens are storing large quantity of baled hay in the wareroon5 opposite their store.
 Mir. Frank Pico, agent of Wells. Fargo & O., at Benson, passed through on this mornings train.
 Mir. V. Bloxton and Judge Maxwell, came in from Crittenden by private con veyance this morning.
 MT. Wheeler, of Wheeler & Perry, left this morning for Florence and Silver King on business trip.
 NIT. and Mrs. c. R. Drake left on this afternoons s train for an extended trip through the east. They will be gone about 20 days.
 A close estimate of the total cost of the Court Martial, given by one who knows. is that 1t will exceed SlO,ONO-
 The Court Martial adjourned yester- day for good, about l o'clock, after the hearing of the Major Tower case, which consumed about 3 minutes.
 The flag pole rope at the Opera House has "gone up," and the societies will have to get man to ciiao up after 1t, or leave their flags down.
 Now the summer exodus has began Tn good earnest: many of our townspeople | have gone, with many more to follow | soon, so that Tucsen will be dull enough | for the coming two months.
 One of the carry-all teams made a | lively trip without any driver this morn | ing, starting from the depot, and mak- | ing circultous trip, finally bringing up | in the middle Of Military Plaza.
 It is about time the Mammoth road | was under construction. It Is said Ben | son is building read to these mines. + | such is the case, 1t fdvorably compares Benson'enterprise tc that of fTucsonities, who have been over one year making d | start on this much needed road.
 A telephone line connecting the Eagle | Mills and their Congress street office will | be put up immediately by inamaE F. 9 | Russell, who iE 2 fine electrician, and will make a good job of it. The kind Of telephone to be used is the Haabsrt, and was purchased by C. r. Hoif.
 A good appetite is essential to good health, and loss of appetite indicates something wrong. Hoods SarsGpariIla creates and sharpens the appetite, as sistS the digestive organs and regulates the kidneys and liver. The Hoods Sar- saparilla this season. Solo by druggists.
 Tucson. the business center of Ari- zona, is apparently going to let the Day Of Independence pass by, without any l patriotic demonstration save thatOf q lawn social Hardly village in the ter ritory will submit to such tame cele- bration. There is time yet, boys, to get up good programme. Try 1t on.
 The ball club have done faithful work in preparing for the game to be played against the Tombstone nine, and are ir Drachman, D.: Nose Drachman, 1st b.; T. H. Michels, 2nd b.; Jas. Durr, ss.; J. Geary, cf; J. Brophy. If: w. Zabris- kie. f.; J. Grarer, 3rd b.; B. Zabrisi.ie. F. Sweetland, D. Hughes, l.. Hutton, substitutes. The excursion leaves to- morrow as part of the east bound tram, and it is expected that about 4J or J0 will attend.
 The honor and integrity of the man agement of The Louisiana State Lottery Company are now fully established ali over the country. All who know any thing about it know that the drawings of the company are held with the ut most fairness and all prizes paid fully and promptly, Thousands are ready of their own knowledge to testify to this. The company's present charter has about five years to run. The only question now under consideration Is. shall the present charter expire m 1695 by limita- ton or shall it be extended for another term of 9 years.
 The ChautGuqua Circle held their lait meeting for this year last night Tie class in this place is only one of many thousand The work done by 1t Is regular lessons mapped out at the Chautauqua headquarters, in science, art, political economy, etc., and Is intend ed especially for those who are unable to attend school, of all ages up to 100 years. The good done by the organization is in estimable. and the Tucson circle has re- ceived its full share of the benefits The class opens agains in September, after a two months vacation.
 The Board Of School Trustees met last night and made the following ap pointments Of teachers for the ensuing year: For principal and teacher Mr.N.C l Bowman, at monthly salary of SI25.. Teachers. Miss Lizzie Royce, Miss Lizzie Borton, Mrs. NJ Leslie, Miss Helen Bean. Mrs. F. J. Warren, Miss Nellie Pomeroy Mrs. A. NJ. Dyer, Mir. N h. Holladay Miss NJ. i. Milford, Miss Annie A. Finch, iss Bessie Teyis. Sen eral satisfaction Is expressed vi h regards to the appointments. every body being especially pleased with the appointment of Prof. Bowman.
 L. D. Chiilison came in yesterday from the Old Hat Mining District He re ports that work has just been commenc- cd on a new gold mine in connection with the Giant group, by a party who have taken cntract to sink fifty feet, and then croSScut. Four men have been put on, and the surface indications are good for a first-class mining camp. Silver is also found in fair quantities. A fine spring of water is situated not