Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.


 Mrs. Irwin, of Phenix, arrived last night,
 Don't forget the Scotia and Jimmie Brown.
 F. W. Thatcher, of New York, is stop ping at the San Xavier hotel.
 Tinware, crockery and glassware has taken a tumble at Pierce Ford's.
 The military telegraph line between Phenix and Fort Mcdowell will be used exclusively for military purposes in the future.
 The board of supervisors were Tn ses- sion today. The considerations of the demands against the county occupied their attention.
 A crusade is being made against the dogs of the alfalfa city of Phenix. Over one hundred have been killed by the City Marshal during the last 30 days.
 The Cactus saloon furnishes splen- did free lunch every day, and furnishes all things else desirable to make the life prietOr.
 There will be a meeting of the Ladies' Society of the Congregational church in the Church parlors, at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon. A full attendance is requested.
 All kinds of lunches and sandwiches may be had at the Cactus saloon, oppo- site the depot, and a polite barkeeper will furnish the best keg beer in Tucson to wash it down.
 During the sitting of the Supreme Court Chief Justice Wright will deliver his OratiOn on James Shields, or the TO- nance and beauty of life, at Patton's opera house in Phenix.
 Johnny Hart, of the Cactus saloon, is full of energy and enterprise, and has erected substantial watering trough in front of his place of business, which is always supplied with fresh water, for the benefit of the public.
 Mir. Theo. Fitch has purchased the property on Stone avenue adjoining the Methodist parsonage from MT. B. M. Jacobs, and will proceed to re-arrange | and improve the same. He will make of 1t comfortable residence. Mir. NJ. J. Duffy has moved his family | from Rcd Rock to this place, and he has charge of one of thessectlon gangs of this place. MT. Duffy has been on the s. P. for five years and is by DO means ten | derfoot in this section of Arizona. Another large invoice of seasonable goods was received at the New York Store on Saturday, consisting of every new novelty for the ladies, This store continues to increase its business. Low prices and prompt, courteous treatment awaits all who go there.
 Dr. c. T. Sturgis, the dentist, has moved his office from 10415 Camp street to Q room upstairs in the Pearson block, where he will be found ready to serve all desiring work in his line. MT. Sur gis expects to remain in Tucson perma- nently.
 Mir. Sabine Otero has 200 head of cat tie in Maish's corral near town which will be shipped as soon as trains are started to run regular again on the road. MT. Fully also has 120 head awaiting shipment Messrs. Maish & Driscoll ex pect to begin shipping about the 2Oth.
 The way to make money is to save it. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most econo- mical medicine to buy, as it is the only medicine of which can truly be said, HOO doses one dollar" Do not take any other preparation if you have decided to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Tucson Building and Loan Association will be held tomorrow night at the city hall, at which officers, and board of directors will be elected for the ensuing year. The association IS grow ing in usefulness and every stockholder should be present.
 There was another large crowd at the skating rink on Saturday night. Every body enjoyed themselves to the utmost capacity. Many of the young ladies and gentlemen of Tucson are becoming quite proficient skaters and it affords great sport. Good music was in attendance and an enjoyable dance was had f.o 9 to 10.
 Nothing is more highly appreciated by a gentleman than fine Havana Cigar We'll, if you intend to present one to your lover, brother, husband or father, we recommend you to Sam iC lldS ctL CAOCAACGO ooSOAO ment on hand, suitably, and expressly put up for the occasion. Give him call.
 The new brass instruments have been shipped for the Philharmonic Club. This is composed of amateur musicians, who already have an excellent string band. The money to buy tcese new in struments was made up by subscription in Tucson in one day, and in return for the liberal generosity of the people of Tucson the club will give free musical concerts during the Hong evenings of next summer.
 Mir. W. s. Kengla is making arrange ments for extensive improvements in his | saddlery store on the corner of Congres | and Main Stretts. The office will be | moved to the rear of the building and | new harness rack will be put up on the