Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Go to Levin's Park tonight.

Gov. WolRey cams in o1 thIs after noon's train.
 Look for your frien Is at Lsvin's Park tonight.
 Sue Kse looks daggsrs when d ''howis business"
 MT. Isaac Williams, of Casa Grande, is ID town to-day.
 Gene Drake is flying around town on neG safety bicycle.
 Booths are being rented by the park management for the Feast.
 Mr. Louis Ezekiels, the merchant at Msmmoth, is in town to day.
 The store of N. Zier on Meyer street is being treated 10 coat Of paint.
 Practice games of ball were played on the new grounds yesterday afternoon.
 VI. Osborne will finish up his duties as census enumGraJor by next Saturday.
 The San Xavier mines are progressing. % mea are now working and five more will 6e put on in few days.
 Rice & Kresham have rented P yards in central location of the Park grounds for the coming Feast.
 Everything is very quiet around tbe sherlf7s office. and little to do. It would not be such bad thing if it was always so.
 The Chinese cases before the U. ;. Commissioner were brought up this af ternoon They will probably last several weeks
 Mir. H. Golden and family, of San Antonio, Tex, have came to Tucson to reside permanently. Mir. Golden is in the employ of tine $ P. k. R. Co.
 $. J. Heaton has turned inventor and now waters his park with pipe which is twenty feet in the air, and throws rain like spray over half the park.
 Dr. Handy, was was one of the dele gates to Phenix says though Phenix is the biggest town, 1t doesn't do nearly the business that Tucson does.
 A drunken saddler, for raising a dis turbance ID F. J. VIllaescusa's shop on Saturday, WAS remanded to jail by Jus tice Meyer to-day, uRtil his fine IS paid
 The militia company are out of Sec ond Lieutenant, Lit. Wells having gone to San Francisco. J. F. Black IS spoken of as the probable man, if he will accept the office
 NIT. E. l.. Wetmore is engaged Tn send out blank forms to the postmasters of Pima County, to be filled out, relative to treasury statisticts upon which he is en- gagged for W. E. Guild of Florence.
 There is TO great loss without some small gain" Since Congress street is so narrow, the street sprinkler only needs togo down the street once, and the street IS eprinkled, then too, thers is a great saving of water.
 A delegation to the republican con vsntion at PheniK to-day, consisting of Messrs. J. c. Handy, Brewster Cameron, D. Henderson, Gen1 Thos. F. Wilson, and c. W. Brown of the Florence Enter prise, left on this mornings train.
 Capt. Milton returned yesterday from the Covered Wells country, and reports that it is very dry out there, in fact that there Is but one place which is more so. He reports mining matters as looking up, and great deal of development work being done.
 Dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, that tired feeling are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digestion, creates an appetite, cures sick headache and builds up the whole system. Sold by all drug gists. 100 Doses One Dollar.
 1t is reported that Quartermastsr True has secured the house on Camp street, formerly occupied by Thomas Hughes as a residence, to be used by the several governerment officers located in this city, for offices. This will include the two paymasters and the quarter master.
 The Philharmonic band express their intention of not playing on the Court Plaza next Thursday evening unless they are provided with a band stand and lights. They would take pleasure in giving one or two concerts a week, were they properly provided with lights and band stand. W. J. Osborne's horse hecame fright ened on upper Congress street at run away saddle horse, and started across Military Plaza, going at such a break neck speed, that all that could be seen Of the runaway was the cloud Of dust trailing along beautifully.
 Apublic meeting of stockmen was held Tn Nogales on the l2 inst, at which Isaac N. Towne, Chairman of the Live Stock Sanitary Board, was appointed to draft memorial to our government at Washington with reference to the late vexatious order of the Mexican govern ment in ssizing American stray cattle.
 Fast driving in the streets of this city is getting rather too frequent. Tester day at i o'clock there was some un- usually fast driving done. The rig came down Congress Street at gait that made people open their eyes. The bug gy collided with the tongue of the street sprinkler, in front of the postoffice, and if the wheels had not been made of good timber there would have been a smash up, then and there.
 Honey has become an important item in the productions of Arizona, the bees obtaining fine, clear, first class white honey of the mesquite and catclaw bios soms. MT. E. W. Shortridge, whose ranch is near town, has taken up 4.501 pounds this-summer, which he intends to have strained to sell soon. Bees were only introduced in Arizona in 1869 by General J. E. Allen of San Diego, who then brought five hives to Arizona, from which all those now in the territory, wild and hIved, have come.
 Judge Vanderlip of Crittenden, accom- panied by his brother Frederick D. Van derlip Of Fresno, California, made the CITIZEN a pleassnt call today. The lat | ter gentleman is the general manager | of Miller & Lux, the great California | butchers and Etockmen. Mr Vanderlip l superintends the purchase of cattle for | this firm. An idea of the business that | passes through the hands of Mr. Van !! derlip can be formed when it IS known | that Miller & Lux own over 100000 head | of cattle and employ not less than 2500 | men. His visit to Arizona is to famil- iarize himself with the cattle resources l of the territory and to purchase such | l,.