Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-12
LOCAL NEWS.
How did you celebrate?

in town.
 Music at CarrillO's Gardens tO-mor- night.
 Negley Post, G. A. R-, meet tonight at -::30 o'clock.
 Johnny Hart had quite celebration of his own last night.
 pr. Peters. the mining expert, came in from Riverside yesterday.
 Mr. ". Bernard came in yesterday by private conveyance, from Ariyaca.
 The census papers from this town will be sent to Washington tomorrow.
 The deer belonging to the San Xavier hotel was running through the streets this morning.
 Mrs. Royal 4. Johnson and daughter left for Syracuse, New York, a few days ago. to spend the summer.
 1 buggy belonging te Neil's livery had the top burned yesterday opposite the depot. It was set on fire by fro cracker.
 Mr.J. l.. Harding captured a gray fox in an upstairs room of his house to-day Ii got in during the night through an open door.
 The Police force report a very quiet Fourth of July. Of course rather more license was given, but only one drunk vas jailed.
 The Lord took pity on the street snrinkler yesterday and sprinkled the streets for him in fine style, which will last for several days.
 The railroad boys did the liberal thing yesterdav in celebrating, making the Chinese merchants happy by the gener- GUS way in which they invested in fire works,
 The Methodist church Ice Cream Social will be given tonight. and if it rains, it will be held in the church. Everybody come.
 Capt. Moses Hillard director of the Central Silver Mine, Casa Grande, had a sudden attack of pneumonia yesterday, and was taken to the hospital, where he now is, in a dangerous condition.
 There will bs no preaching service or Sunday school at the Congregational church during July or August. Union services will be held on the lawn, corner of Pennington street and Stone avenue every Sunday evening at I:3c.
 Apache Lodge No. s, A. o. U. w., elected the following officers for the en- suing term; P. NJ. w., Max C. Zuck; M. W. A. c. Bernard; F., c. D. Whit comb: O.. II. FaisOn; G., l. W. Bement; Recorder. W. $. Edwards: Receiver, C.. 4. Hoff: Financier, Demetuo Gill.
 The Methodist church lawn socIal diden't come of last evening, owing to the rain. The committee had all ar engagements made, torches up, chairs and tables placed and refreshments pre- pared, but their laDors were all ln vain.
 That tired feeling, so subtle and yet so overpowering. is entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones and strengthens the system and gives q good appetite Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla. 100 Doses One Dollar" is true only of this peculiar medicine.
 As will be seen by our dispatches, the Tucson boys have at last dcwned their formidable opponents on the Tom bstone diamond. We presume Tucson lost yes terday's game, but for all that we eX- pect to record another victory for our lads tomorrow. Go it, boys; you are doing well.
 Judge J. D. Walker, proprietor of the Vekol mine in the Casa Grande district, writes from Elslmore, California, that he is in greatly improved in health, and gaining steadily. The CITIZEN congrat- ulates Judge Walker on his improved condition and hopes that he may return from California healthy and hearty.
 The most enthusiastic patriot yester- day was Col Joseph Durr. He had his establishment be-decked with bunting, and towards evening illuminated Con- gress street with a grand display of fire works, bOn-fires, etc. Joe's grand mother sent him a carload of beer to regale the Tucsonites on tLe 4th, and to- day the barrels are empty.
 Mr. Charles H. Peck, president of the Central Silver Mining O., in the Casa Grande district, accompanied by his son. Steven Peck, and Mr. John Loss, superintendent of the mine, were in town this morning. They report the mine to be in a very prosperous condi- ton with abundance of ore, the mill running 20 stamps continuously, and that 20 stamps more are to be put up soon. The Messrs. Peck left for their home in St. Louis on this afternoons train.
 Fourth of July was celebrated in noisy way by Tucson yesterday, and al- oE ly- were burned during the day and far in and everybody had good time. Young America especially, being in the height of happiness, not minding little things like burnt fingers and eyes full of pow der. There were no public exercises. but the Fourth received all the honors due it from the town, nevertheless.
 During July and August, the Baptist. Methodist and Congregational churches will hold union meetings on Sunday evenings at T:30. on the lawn of Rev. M Adams residence, corner of Pen nington street and Stone Avenue Ser vice to be conducted in turn by the diff fe1ent pastors. Sunday school will i'm mediately precSde the preaching servica, commencing at two o'clock. Rev. c. A. Buchanan of athe Baptist church, will preach tomorrow evening. All are cor dially invited
 The celebration at Levin's park l@st night did not come off, owing to the rain. The management had all preparations made, flags and Chinese lanterns hung, tho platform decorated, benches arranged and the fireworks purchased. The eXer- cises were postponed until tonight. or the first clear evening, when everything will come of according to program the speeches. fireworks. free lemonadc, etc. $50 was subscribed for the fire works, of which only 50 was paid. Even so worth of fireworks are worth seeing and everybody should turn out to-night'
 The Silver Lake carry-all had quite a series of mishaps coming in last night. First there was considerable trouble as tO who and how many should ride, which was finally arranged, then the n l-.--- D IL