Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-19
LOCAL NEWS.

J. F.. Talmadge is sporting very fine new covered wagon.
 Arizona Lodge No. l, A. O. U. W. meets tonight at 1:3O o'clock.
 Mrs Frank Proctor is taking her sum- mer vacation at Solomonville.
 The Tucson Lumber Co. are having an addition put up to their office
 Those poor clerks at pr. Martins vichy fountain are having lots to do.
 Militia drill tonight. The members are requested to be out in full force.
 The home of Dr. Hollowbush was gladdened by the arrival of daughter this morning.
 The summer exodus is about finished. The people who have not gone are few, and they go soon.
 The funeral of Ed. Spofford; will take Dlacs tomorrow at 10 a. m., from the re- sidence of his parents, near the depot.
 The s. P. Shops are moving along in the even tenor of their way, having plen- ty of work. but nothing unusual to do.
 Hon. Chas. T. Hayden, of Tempe, one of the old time merchants here, IS m the city on bushes, and will remain for sev- eral days.
 The coroner'S jury met this afternoon, and decided that Mir. Ed SpOtford came to his death accidently, in the perfor- nance of duty.
 The residence of MT. c. R. Wores pre- sentS very neat appearance m the new coat of Itside clustering to which 1t has been treated.
 The right of way in the street should always be given to the street sprinkler, as any delay in getting out of the way causes considerable loss of water.
 Train 20 seems to have taken on contrary streak. Owing to another wash out at Dragoon Summit last night, the train did not arrive today until o'clock.
 Particular housewives who want the incest thing Of all in pillow sham hold CTS, should call on Photographer Bueh- man and see something that he has m that line.
 MT. Juaquin Legarra who for the past two years has been at ;the college at Santa Fe. New Mexico. arrived here yes terday. His family and friends are very glad to see hIm back again.
 Train % was delayed again to-day by a wasbout near Dragoon Summit. This morning an engine and four carloads of ties was ordered to the scene. The train is expected at about midnight.
 Since the park management have put in new balls and pins in the bowling alley, the alley has been running pretty constantly, of evenings. So interesting s this sport that one night last week bowl ing was kept up until 1 o'clock in tie morning.
 Captain Whitman, deputy collector at Yuma, was in town today, on business with his superior officer, Hon. Geo. Christ, and left for home this afternoon on the outgoing train. Captain Whit man made many friends during his short stay here.
 The Second Cavalry band have con- cert of their own every Sunday after noon at 5:30 o'clock. It would make a pleasant Sunday afternoon drive to go out to the Fort in time for the music.
 The attention of the people who have business an the vicinity of Florence is called to the new advertisement in to- days CITIZEN of Mr. J. $. Hall, attOr- ney, Florence, whose specially is practice in Pinal county. Mir. E. l.. Wetmore received letter today from A. W. Greeley, chief of the Signal Service Bureau. thanking him for the useful and minute report recent ly sent to the department, on Arizona resources, irrigation facilities, etc.
 You don't know how much better you will feel if you take Hoods Sarsapar- fila. 1t will overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood, give you good ap- petite, and make you bright. active, and strong. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsapa- rilla. Sold by druggists.
 4 fair trial of Hoods Sarsaparilla for scrofula, salt rheum, or any affection caused by impure blood, or tow state of the system, will be sufficient to convince any one Of the superior and peculiar cu- rative powers of this medicine. But it of your druggist. leo Doses One Dollar.
 Last night Fred D. Vanderlip ship ped to Miller & Lux 4J0 head of select ed steers, purchased from Messrs Smith X Brown, the San Pedro Cattle Co. and others. on the San Pedro TIver. They | were all high grade three year old and upwards. Prominent cattle men agree l in saying they are the best that have been taken from this part of the terrlto- | ".
 Mir W. F. Selleck s in from the San | Pedro with some cattle. He had q mar | row escape in the cattle pens from au alfalfa fed steer, which was made wild with the heat. He went into the corral on foot, and didn't notice that the steer looked dangerous, but very soon found it out. He would probably have been made short work of, but for timely res cue by a comp aniOn on horseback, who | soon sent MT. Steer to the right-about. |
 Yesterday afternoon at o'clock LOT | enco Mccormick was brought before | Judge Meyer, and sentenced to 20 days | in jail, for beng chief assailant in a big | drunken free fight, back of a saloon in l BariO Libre which was participated in l by about dozen Mexicans. They used | up wood pile for clubs, and pounded ! each other in fine shape. Three of them | were arrested. Mccormick being found | hidden in the brush smoking a cigarette; | the other two were discharged
 Lightning during the storm last | night struck the office of Dr. Matas l There were two bolts, and one went down | the clustering of the wall, tearing off the | wallpaper, the other coming down both | sides of the door casing, shiveIing the l door frame on one side clear down. but | not scorching it any, the appearance be- | ing that 1t had burst through; on the | other side the door was shivered and | the glass broken, which is something of ! a curiosity, as glass is anon-conductor of | electricity. It was a close call, and the | Doctors family feel very thankful that | they are alive and have a home this morning.
 The president promptly affixed his sig nature to the silver bill, and it is now a | law. It is worth recalling the fact that | fhia is not Mr Windnm'S maaSIra ]