Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Tombstone.
 Mrs. George Scott has come over from Riverside.
 The band recently organized look gay in their new uniforms.
 Supervisor O. F. Townsend, of Yuma, is attending to land business.
 Doc Patterson, of DuGleyville, is in from the San Pedro, for iot of mercnan- disc for Geo. Cook.
 The pay-car of the s. P. R. R., has been here and passed on, and as result the employees are happy.
 James K. Brown is in from Sauharita talking with friends and purchasing sup plies for his station.
 Hon. NJ. G. Samaniego is preparing for the rainy season by placing 8 new roof on his residence on Jackson street.
 The new military company is now an assured fact-enough names have been signed. They will meet to organize about Thursday.
 County Surveyor George J. RoSkruge, is slowly recovering from his attack Of sickness, and will, in few days be ab!e to attend to his official duties.
 The Misses Lille Prince and Lillie Haycox, have invited their friends to meet them at the residence of Hiss Hay COX, in Buell's Addition this evening.
 Mir. J. NJ. Futile, of Des Moins, Ia., who was here for a year, six years ago, in the interests of the mining business, is again in the city.
 William c. Brown has purchased from his father, the business of Congress Hall, and will continue to make the place one of the most popular resorts Ill the city.
 L. c. Radulovich and wife have got nome from their Visit Lo California. Luke is one of the partners of A. V. Gro Zetta & O., merchants In front of the depot.
 Tom Steele is here from Phoenix, where he took Mrs. Steele md the little ones to visit w. H. Kirknam, father Of Mrs. Steele. Tom will return to his home at Wilcox.
 c. H. Light has returned from a trip in the Gila valley country, and reports everything booming, or at least ln a fiouishing condition. The canal Is prov ing to be grand success.
 MT. and Mrs j. l.. Lyons, have come down from Oracle, wheIe they have been passing the winter, and are en route to their home in St. Paul. Minn. They are well pleased with their stay ;n Arizona.
 In the case of the U. $. vs. Wm. Brown, on trial for perjury, the jury came in- to court this mornlag, ana reported that they were unable to agree, and were dis charged. A new trial was commenced this afternoon.
 The sidewalk in front of Durr's place was lined this morning with casks of Weiland's bottled beer, while the en- plyees were storing barrels Of whiskey, brandy and wine in the wareroom.
 A nice little party was held at Levin's Hall, in the park, last night, in com memoration of Mexican freedom. It was attended by the elite of the Mexican l population, and dancing was kept up till the "wee sma' hours.
 Dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, l and that tired feeling are cured by | Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones the | stomach, promotes healthy digestion, 1 creates an appetite, cures sick headache and builds up the whole system. Sold by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar.
 Sylvester Bonn has purchased the butcher shop of Soto & Durago. No. 40l Meyer street, near the corner of McCor- mick street. and consolidated his old shop and business with IL, and where he proposes to do an enlarged business with as good meats as can be obtained in the market.
 F. A. Norton, Esq, assistant principal of the public schools in this city. dur ing the term recently closed, leaves for Ypslanti, Mich, this afternoon. He was very successful as a teacher, and carries with him to his home the best wishes of the pupils, and the people of Tucson.
 W. s. Sturgis has arrived from La Osa to superintend the shipment of cattle he sold to Kansas City buyers last week. Grass is fair ID his section. The force of custom guards has been in creased, and they are especially oh the lookout for Chinamen comoIng up from G0aynas to enter Arizona.
 Rev. Howard Bilman and family. leave on this afternoons train for Philadel- | phia, and other eastern points Mir. Billman will be absent from his post of duty about one month and it Is eX- pected that his trip will result in ma terial advancement of the interests of the Indian school in Tucson, over which he presideS with so much success and ability.
 The snake that formed such a rat Hing attraction in the show window of MT. E. l.. Wetmore, for the past two weeks, was scientifically killed a few days ago since, and stuffed with sand MT. Wetmore hoped by this filling out process to have it retain life like ap- pearance, and do anything but rattle when you tap on the box.
 The Building and Loan Association held thelr monthly meeting last night After reading and approval of sundry reports of the building committee, $. H. Drachman was elected director. There was 5000 loaned at $40 premim per share, of which the Star Publishing Co. took. two shares; J. Buell., two shares, and Mrs. M. G. ROca, five shares.
 MISS SylVla hennedy ard MT. Spencer gave farewell party to their Sunday school class last night, at the formers home, on Stone Avenue. The evening was pleasantly spent with games and music, until 10 o'clock, when a lunch of ice cream, cake, and lemonade were served, after which another hour was spent About 50 children were present. and all enjoyed themselves.
 
 Mr. o. F. Townsend, one of the solid Republicans of Yuma county is in the city. He reports business fair in his end of the Territory, and the prospects for the future bright as elsewhere. The fruit crop promises an abundant yield, figs are already ripe and the grapes are of.fair size. Yuma county will put her fruits into the market fully two weeks sooner than the California earliest.