Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-07
LOCAL VIEWS.

Frying Pan" won S2oO last night with 15 cents, at Roulette.
 P 6. Patton, q merchant or the Lower San Pedro. is in the city.
 Hon. II. $. Stevens has come over from his ranch in the Slerrltas.
 Negley Pest No. 1, G. 4. R., will meet to night at 1:30 o'clock.
 Ii party of prisoner soldiers was taken aWay on this mornings train.
 D.J. Burrows is visiting the city from h.s home on the QuuotOa road.
 1. Goldschmidt & G. have everything required in the grocery line at cheap rates.
 co. Ziegenfuss, editor of the Repub- liciin, called at the CITIZEN office thi morning S The ladies of the M. E. Church are contemplating having series of Lawn Soeials this summer, after the style cf the enc last evening.
 Mr. Grout. owner of the Gem Saloon building, Is making extensive improve lnents in the private club rooms, and has completed the new iron roof.
 Eugene Lugo for stealing steer from J. Quinlin, and Clemeno Ricardo for cutting his wife, have been held by Judge Meyer to answer before the dis trlct court.
 F.C. McKenney and wife have arrived from the Mammoth Camp, and are stopping at the Orndorff House. Mr. McKeHney is superintendent of the San Pedro Cattle Company.
 Tie building and loan association meet to morrow evening at the city hall. Parties who desire to obtain money with which to .build or improve their property, should be on hand as there will be about SI50oO to loan.
 Mr. ". H. Prince. Recorder of Arizona Lodge No. 1, \. O. U. w., has purchased No. ?, caligraph from c. F. Hoff, Ter ritorial agent, and hereafter all lodge correspondence will be done, with this typewriter.
 Chas. F. Hoff is kept busy ordering and shipping out Aemotors. This is the best windmill made and it is the only one sold. The 8 per cent increase power over other mills, is sufficient ar gument, not to say anything about steel fans, &c.
 Mrs Heatley, relict of the Rev. John Heatley, died at her residence at Beale- mount, Dungameron, Ireland, on the Ilth iLst. Mrs. Heatley was the mother of J. A. Heatley of the Star staff He has the sympathy of his many friends in his deep affiiction.
 MT. NJ. c. Chrissman is in the city from Redington. Mr. c. says that cattle in his vicinity are looking first rate, better than tbey are above and below there. They have however, been pretty well cleaned up by buyers, 2G0 head being taken out few days ago by buyers.
 A good appetite is essential to good health; and loss of appetite indicates something wrong. Hoods Sarsapariila, creates and sharpens theappetite, assists the digestive organs and regulates the kidneys and liver. Take Hoods Sarsapa- Tilla this season. Sold by druggists.
 There will be a grand musical and leterary entertainment at the Baptist Church, axt Friday night. Admission D cents. The proceeds to go to the benefit of the church. Good songs, fine recitations, string instrumental music
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 To-day is the last one that the prop erty owners have the right to make re turns of their property to the assessor for taxation, and all who have failed tc do so will be entered up by the assessor at such valuation as he can best obtain. and if any one complains of the amount fixed, he shohld remember that 1t Is his own fault.
 Al. Davidson brought in from his ranch on .he Rlllito this morning, some very fine honey, as clear. nearly, as crystal, and of excellent flavor. MT Davidson extracts the honey from the comb by the centrifugal system, leaving the comb uninjured, to be again re turned to the hive for use. He has ( large stock of bees, and can reasonably anticipate good returns in the near flu ture. Mrs. Masterson went on from Demine to New York to investigate the trouble her husband was in, and while thert because so wrought up with excitement that she suddenly died from heart failure. Mrs. Masterson was an excel lent lady and her death is deeply de II she leaves son about II, and daughter. M rs. F. H. Siebold of Deming.-Lib- eral.
 The honor and integrity of the man agament of the Louisiana State Lottery Company are now fully established all 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.
 Bees are swarming in grea numbers and storing an unusual large amount of very white honey made from mesquite ana catclaw blossoms. Fully 1000 stands of hives iii the county will produce at Ieast A0GG0 pounds of honey. The mountains are full of bees. gone wild. storing honey in rocks and trees and al so on the limbs of trees in the open air, building comb and storing honey around their queen and trusting to providence Under the instruction of MT. Juan Balderas. the Philharmonic Band are be- coming excellent musicians. One would
 
 band was a new one and that they have only had couple months practice. | The people Of Tucson will now have the pleasure Of hearing the musicicians f-Squently tbis summer. The first of | services of concert wlll be given by them | a. Court Plaza next Thursday evening | .1st every body tdrn out and show the | boys that they are appreciated. An institution which is blessing to | Tucson, and which is doing good incal- | .-,.ao.e. Is the Hospital of the Sisters of | St. Joseph. The noble work they do can nsver be compensated. A stranger in ,wn. or person for that matter, who mas plenty of friends cut no family, can | b. iast as we'll cared fcr as though un- der the loving hands of his own mother and sisters Nr. P. J. Lorergan, who has been sick for the last two weeks, but
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