Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-03


 streets now. He must be kept busy testing ores and making assays.
 Rosarlo Brena. merchant, corner of Convent and Mccormick streets, Is kept busy waiting on his customers.
 Hughes & Stevens have made a sub stantIals 3o00 gallon zinc tank for A. Hemme, for use on hIs Paso Bueno ranch.
 The nickel in the slot machine has reached Tucson, and will be found at Congress Hall. This one is horse race in a glass globe.
 The Tucson Ice Works are kept busy supplying the large demand of ice in Tucson, as well as furnishing surround ing towns and mining camps.
 Dsputy United States Marshal J. " Pau and VI. SAlllen have returned from a trip around the first judicial district, summ0uIng Jurors and witnesses.
 \ glance into our two banks finds the officers busy handing out or taking in cash. or in posting up books, and is an indication of business activity in the city.
 Surveyor L. D. ChillsOn has returned from his trip to Calabasas, where he has Ieen estimating the amount of water m the Sonoita, d in the Atkinson ditch, and Of other d tches.
 In the case of Pearson vs. Charauleau, tried last week, Judge Klbby has direct ed judgment to be entered for plaintiff for S5O2.46 with interest at per cent per annum from Oct. Eth, 1889.
 As the CITIZEN goes to press the Odd Fellows procession passes en route to the Opera House, where the literary exercises take place. 1t IS beautiful day and elegant procession, and does credit to the Odd Fellows.
 $. C. Heaton. Of the San Xavier, looks pleasant and happy. Cause, having all his rooms filled and tables occupied. Of course Mrs. Heaton adds much to this state of affairs, as she IS an expert ID hotel keeping.
 In the district court to-day the case of F. J. Heney, administrator vs. Harry Harrison, ct. al, involving the right of of pCs session of a mill site which was subsequently located by the defendants as mining claim was on trial.
 Nearly everybody needs a good medi- cine at this season, to purify the blood and build Up the system. Hoods Sar- saparilla IS the most popular and sue cessfUl spring medicine and blood purl- fer. It cures scrOfula, all humOrs, dys- pepsia, sick headache, that tired feeling. That tired feeling, SC subtle and yet so overpOwering, Is entirely overcome by Hoods Sar53paIllla, which tones and strengthens the system, and gives good appetite. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa- parilla. "100 Doses Ore Dollar" Is true only of this peculiar medicine.
 MT. F. Masters. cashier of Emmitt & Cos Bank-at Naverly, Ohio, says: 'I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the best have used. After using sev- eral other kinds, without benefit, l tried it and it quickly cured me, after years of suffering with an obstinate cough and throat trouble" 50 cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 "A. Stevens yesterday got Christen- sens big coach and loaded 1t with his friends.aud drove to the Saginaw mine, where they were handsomely entertain ed by Superintendent Cornell. The party were much pleased with their trip, and found the mine to be a good prop erty.
 Mrs Pomr0y. president of the Ladies Guild, Of Grace church, requests a gen eral attendance of the members and other friends of the Guild at her resi- dence, 40S Pennington street, on Tues day at o'clock D. m., to meet the new rector of Grace church, Rev. L. D. Mans field, who is her guest.
 Yesterday at Carrillos Garden an ac- cident occurred which but for Arnold Spring and James Keen, of the CITIZEN office, might have resulted dis astrously. The hind wheel of carriage broke. overturning the carriage, and throwing a little gil under it. The boys promptly went to the rescue, and got the little child out with but slight injuries.
 The Rev. L. D. Mansfield. who has bsan appointed by Bishop Kendiek to the care Of Tucson and Tombstone, held services, both morning and evening, yes terday, in the old school building, which had been fitted up for the purpose. Quite a congregation from the city and Fort Lowell. were present, and listened with marked attention to the sermon. The next sermon will be held on the third Sunday in May.
 The Grand opening of Carrillo's gar den last night, was perfect success in every way People from Phenix, Pres colt and other points of the territory fully acknowledge that Tucson takes the cake" ." The proprietor or Jesse, MT Bernabe BObles, desires to express his thanks for the liberal patronage. and Eo- hr ha Aol .h mense gathering of the fashion. beauty and intellect of this city, he would have been better prepared as to service. Ir future this will be remedied.
 The public school swill close for the t'rm. May ?. The trustees and teachers should be congratulated upon the sue cess, economy and efficiency which has been the result Of their labors. The at tendance of schOlors has been unusual ly large, except a short time when cpl denies prevailed. The school has beer kept open for as many months as any 1T the territory, and this result was only accomplished by the watchful care oi the trustees and the enforcement ofrigiC economy.
 Tucson Lodge No. 9, Knights ot Pythlas meet at their castle tonight al I::}0 II. ". Gibbons, General of Arizona and E. W. French, Grand Keeper, of R & ;. will arrive or this afternoons train and will be with the Knights at thei, meeting tonight. The session of the Grand Lodge VIII open here on Wednes- day, May :. The Tucson Knights are making preparations to give the grand officers, representatives, and visiting Knights a banquet and entertainment at the close Of the session Of the grand lodge, and as that order always have such matters in isst-class style. a jolly good time can be anticipated.
 On a recent visit to Iowa. Mr. K. Dal- ton of Luray, Russell Co.,, Kansas. called at the laboratory of Chamberlain's & O.. Des noines, to show them his six year old boy, whose life had been saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy; it having cured him of a very severe at