Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.

the city.
 Band concert tomorrow night at Court Plaza.
 Miss Mamie Shibell is home on her summer vacation.
 MT. $. c. Heaton left this morning, for a weeks trip to California.
 Maish < Driscoll are putting up an wning in front of their office.
 Arizona Lodge, No. l, A. 0. U. w. meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock
 Indians were offered some fine cages of young singing birds on the streets, to- cay.
 No. 4S.e39 drew Sl0O0 in the Grand Lottery at Juarez. sold by $. il. Drach- man.
 The festive June bug waited until July to come, but he IS now here m full force.
 One drunk before Judge Meyer to-day. As 1t was his first offense he was allow ed to depart.
 Doctors bills can be saved, by a med icine very pleasant to take, VIZ Dr. Martins Vichy.
 The lucky holders of the winning lot tery ticket yesterday were Messrs J. Blitz and J. Goldtree.
 John c. Loss. superintendent of the Central Silver mine, in the Casa Grande district, is in the city to day.
 Deputy Sheriff Moore went tod " af ter man named Jackson, about 20 miles out. He is wanted for larceny.
 Capt, Hillard, who has been sick al the hospital for about two weeks, left on yesterday afternoons train for St. Louis.
 If YOU have not received A. Gold schmidt & Co.'S new price list call at their store and you will be furnished with q copy.
 MT. F. J. Villaescusa has issued a verA neat circular advertising his saddlery business. which is a credit to his estab- lishment.
 Militia drill tonight. A full attend ance is desired. Hereafter the full e%- tent of the law to compel attendanc- will be enforced.
 The case of the fellow who stole Mr Buckalew's harness about week ago was brought up before Judge Meyer this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs Wm Herring came from Tomb stone last night, on one of the special trains, to be with sher husband during his illness, at the San Xavier hotel.
 Sheriff Shaw returned yesterday from Redington, with a fellow named Soto. arrested on the charge of felony. His trial comes up on Friday morning.
 Two drunks were brought up before Judge Meyer this morning, and wer, given a job shaving the lawn, which will probably last them till Saturday night. Mr.W. s. Kengla has sold his saddler. establishment to G. 4. Kengla, who wili continue the business at the old piare and hopes to see all the old customers around.
 While trying to dodge lasso thrown at him by Mexican of teasing proclivI ties. a Chinaman dumped off his wagon load of baled hay, on Meyer street, this morning.
 4 Dutchman named Hildebrand was brought up before Judge Meyer thIs
 
 peace, yesterday. He was let go after paying the costs.
 Fort Lowell must be flooded with the stores from Ft Mcdowell judging from the way they keep coming. Among other things several cannon were re- eeived yesterday.
 Allof the furniture in the Haynes house. now occupied as a residence bI Mir. Brewster Cameron, will be sold ai private sale, on Friday and Saturday, th' 25th and 26th inst.
 Deputy Sheriff i;oore brought in negro named Henry J a ckson, yesterda.. He is accused of being implicated will the Mexican who stole Buckalew's har- ness, and will be given a hearing to nor row.
 What might have been more seriou. was fortunately aver ted last night, in ] Ferrin's tailor shop, in the threatenet explosion of a lamp. by the use of double handful of sand poured down the lamp chimney.
 Peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation of Hoods Sarsaparilla makes this medicine different from others and superior to them all in actuai curative power. Sold by all druggists. Prepared by c. I. Hood & O., Apothe- carries, Lowell, Mass.
 A good appetite is essential to good health, and loss of appetite indicates something wrong. Hoods Sarsaparilla screats and Sharpens the appetite, assists the digestive organs and regulates the kidneys and liver. Take Hoods Sar saparilla this season. Sold by drug gists.
 The sidewalks of this town are the cause of many just complaints, but the annoyance is not the fault of the city, as many think, but is owing to the will fuI negligence of property owners, who have had notices and notices from the city authorities to attend to their side walks, which are soon to be strictly en- forced.
 Mr. 4. F.. Pitkin, a mining engineer, last evening while standing on the cor ner in front of Congress Hall, suddenly fell down in a fit, terribly hruising the left side of his face. He was taken to the Russ House. and remained uncon- scjous for some time. He is around to- day, none the worse for it, except his sore face.
 Reports were around town last night that John l.. Sullivan, the prize fighter, had been shot and killed by his trainer Muldoon; and that the news went through here to the San Francisco papers. As the $. P. wires do not car " press dispatches west, and no account of 1t is given in the Associated Press dispatches of last night or to-day, it is only q canard.
 And now another theory is advanced z4s to the origin Of the word Tucson. The word is taken from the Papago word pronounced "Cooksoon', meaning a charred or extinguished log of mes quite, The Papagos always pronounce the name of the town with the above sound. How this definition could be made analogous Iwlth the name of the
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