Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-31
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY MAY 3l, 1890.
Lots of soldiers in town today.

Pima Lodge No. 3. I. O. O. F., will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Dr. Martins is a popular resort fer ob- taining that refreshing Vlchy and Frul- Mig.
 A valuable piece of property is offered for sale. Note the ad. of it in another column.
 The clerical force at the depot will have to be increased if business increas- es as it has lately.
 The Pioneers meet tonight to make final arrangement about turning out on Memorial Day.
 By mistake the notice of the service of the Congregational church for Sunday was omitted.
 It is very quiet about the court house, the officers having but little to do, except routine business.
 The Fort Lowell mail wagon horse ran away up Congress St. this noon, mak- ing things lively fora few minutes.
 One's clothes have an affectionate cling this weather, the enc thing tha. 'sticketh closes than a brother"
 Mrs. C.J. Putnam, of Yuma, who for merly lived in Tucson, is here on visit. Mrs. Putnam will leave for Yuma Fri day.
 AN.Towne has returned from Phenix and will start for his home above Gala basas this evening by private convey ance.
 MT. J. P. Lonergan, who has been I.I c. lld ease, is fast improving and will soon be around.
 Hon. R. A. Johnson reports that $500 has been signed for the Mammoth road, and that the balance will be raised i'm mediately.
 It is said that sparring match is to come of in the near future between "A pache Smith" and "Brown Of Tucson, for Sl00 a side.
 Several important mining sales are on the tapis. The last surveys have been made and it will either be sale on no sale very soon.
 The grocery stores are in daily receipt by rail of delicious strawberries, but they do not excel those raised on the bot tom lands west of Tucson.
 Mayor Wham has returned to his station in Tucson from making his re- gular monthly trip in paying of the troops in Southern Arizona. FEB. Crosthwaite, examiner of, the department of justice, has come over from Phenix, and will remain here until Saturday, when he will start east At the residence of Don Francisco Romero on North Main street, at an early hour thls morning, Albert Arviso | was married to Atanacia Martinez. It is reported in society ircles that l prominent young man residing at Qui | iotoa is betrothed to a certain young la | dy residing m the first ward Of Tucson. | A burro with one of the usual heavy | loads of wood with which they are laden, fell down this morning on upper Mey CT | St. seriously injuriug the beast.
 The clerks in the l.. Zeckendorf& & Co. | establishment were doing some tail dcd | ging and running down cellar to avoid | the poll tax assessor, this morning. It was stated in recent number of | the CITIZEN that l. cut. Fowler and ia mily were staying at the San Xavier. It | was Lieut.. Wilder and not Lieut. Tow | Ter. Mr. c. H. Light has returned from trip to the Rosario Mine and Mill in | Southwestern Pima. He reports that | grass in the extreme wesrern part of the | county is scarce. Col J. A. Zabriskie has gone over to | Los Angeles to deliver, by invitation, the | Memorial Day address. His daughter Mary and little Victor will accompany | him.
 It would be a good investment for the | city officials to pay out ten cents for a | bottle of oil to use on the park lawn | mower, judging from the doleful music | produced by the machine.
 Placido Ruelas has come over from San Pedro to make final settlement in the probate court of the estate of Enca- macion Borquez, deceased, of which he is the administrator.
 The members of the Tucson Militia Company will meet to morrow evening. at Levin's Hall. All members requested to attend, for the consideration of Deco ration Day exercises.
 Assessor Snyder has appointed W. H. | Lucas special deputy to collect poll | taxes. It is expected that Mr. Lucas | will call upon all for the payment | of the S2.j0, which goes to the school | fund. Let every one attend the Lawn Social, | Friday evening, on Rev. c. H. Adams | lawn. The ladies are sparing no pains | to make this one of the most enjoyable | affairs of the season. A hearty invitation | is extended to all. The censns enumerators are trou bled | about the difficulty they will have in as- | certaining the ageof ladies as it is well | understood that some of them are very sensitive on thai subject. This is the time of the whole year to | purify your blood, because now you are l more susceptible to benefit from medi- | cine than at any other season. Heod's | Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to take | and 1t is the most economical-100 Doses | One Dollar. Before Judge Meyer today Ramon | Lopez was given four days Tn iall for | drunkenness, and Ar. Henry Golden, a gentleman from the dark continent, for swindling Mexican adobe makers out of their pay, was sent up until further notice.
 Miss Minnie Dyer died at Chicago on the 22rd inst, where she was taken for treatment about three weeks ago. While her illness was known by her friends, her death was unexpected. Miss Dyer was very well known and liked, ana her death will be learned of with. h..sorrow by host of friends. Superintendent Connel, of the Saga nav mine, was in the city to-day em. pioying additional miners as the work ing force is to be increased. The de- velopment of the mine shows well de- fined ledge, bearing high grade of ore, and which increases in width and rich ness as additional depth is reached.