Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.
The New Year starts in with beauti ful sunshine.

MI. Il Ie. lOCll, Ol Iuo IOllNoI RUccl l mine, is at the Palace. , Mir. F. A. Stevens, of the Quijotoas, i , registered at the Cosmopolitan. ) The bill collector was around thi : morning and collections are reported [ good.
 There were a number of callers ou | yesterday, and large number of ladie , were receiving.
 Read the advertisement of l.. Zecken . dorf & Co today. It will be found a the old place on first page.
 Send in your orders for copies of tn, New Year Illustrated Edition of the CIT
 HEN. It is now ready for delivery.
 The next attraction at the oper;
 house will be "A Night Off, which Wal
 so favorably received here last year.
 Clerk T. A. Judd desires that al
 demands against the county shal
 be hand in to him on or before Sat
 urday.
 Mir. J. Meyer, of the New York Store
 will leave for Nogales this afternoon, to
 be gone several days. He has some val uable property there.
 The Pioners will hold meeting to- morrow evening at o'clock in their hall On account of this meeting the library will not be open to the public.
 BoRN:-To the wife of MT. Chan Tin Wo, yesterday, daughter. Chan is the only representative of the Flowsry King dom in Tucson who affords wife. |
 Therc was free fight on Meyer Street between Congress and Pennington, last night, in which some of Uncle Sam s boys cDme out as poor second best.
 MT. A. V. Grossetta has put fine pump on This ranch north of Tucson, and will put out large number of young fruit trees this season, in addition to what he already has growing.
 Mir. Simon Weller, of l.. Zeckendorf & | O.. is a close observer of trade. He says the holiday trade this season suffer ed by the absence of railroad boys, who always buy presents with liberal hard. | MT. J. Ivancovich places a new adver- tisement in the CITIZEN today. He is well-known by the people of Tucson as | a progressive merchant, who sells goods | the best. The Union market continues to fur nish delightful meat to the people of Tucson. The display last night was very attractive, and included some of ] the finest venison ever brought to this market.
 Mir. I. A. Shedd is one of the engertic op1 1.-Two r,arohop+c If 1ir,ocOY, EIo nat-ar tires in looking to the interests of his patrons. He keeps superior quality of groceries, and has increased bis business ever since he located in this city.
 The influenza which has set all the Crown Heads of Europe a sneeZing, has crossed the Atlantic, and has made its appearance in the United States. As preventative. we would suggest Sam Drachman Cigar, as his clebrated brands are nothing to be sneeZed at.
 The heirs of Don Juan de Peralta, num- Der not given of New Orleans, headed by Louis Adrian Adam, have laid claim to the Ravis Peralta grant. Surveyor Gen eral Johnson writes to Louis Adrian claims.-Herald.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will give their New Years entertainment this evening at the church. It is given for the benefit of the Sunday school scholars, and beautiful Xmas tree will be unloaded of presents, which will car " joy to the hearts of the children.
 NIT. Eugene A. Brown, the young and talented editor of the Scientific Rec of friends and will remain for ten days or two weeks. He has many friends here. who will make him welcome in the ''old pueblo" as long as he desires to remain.
 The Christmas tree and New Years entertainment at tho Baptist Church on Tuesday night, was pleasant affair, affording enjoyment for all present, and refecting much credit on the ladies of the church who had the affair in charge. There was large attendance.
 Supt. Strauss has received circulars from the Transportation committee of the National Teachers Association July 4th, stating that special rates had been granted for the occasion, of one fare for the round trip.
 The Territorial board of examiners, who reviewed the order of the county board by which the certificates of Messrs Gillett and Holiday were revok- ed, have made an order annulling the order of the County board, and the gen tlemen are thereby restored to their former good standing as teachers.
 MT. Huber Bastion, of Rochester icr 0fh h has been several days at the San Xavier Territory, and the benefits already re- ceived from the climate, and will proba- bly, remain all winter. Mir. Bastion is totally deaf, but most fluent talker.
 4 large procession of friends followed the remainsof Mrs. Fred C.. Hughes to the cemetery today. The bereaved husband has the sympathy of the entire community in his hour of trial. He has a large family of small children left to his care, but he will have the advice and assistance of many warm friends.
 Jimmie Brown needs no introduction to the people of Tucson. He is we'll and favorably known as a firtt-class saloon man, who knows how to make his GUS 
 charge of the Scotia saloon tomorrow, and will make that place one of the lead Ing resorts of Tucson
 Nothing is moro highly appreciated by a gentleman than a fine Havana Cigar. We'll, if you intend to present one to your lover, brother, husband or father, we recommend you to Sam Drachman; he has an excellent assort ment on hand, suitably, and expressly put up for the occasion. Give him call.
 Perhaps the readers of the CITIZEN would like to know in what respect Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is better than any other. We shall tell you. When this Remedy is taken as directed, as soon as a cold has been contracted, and before it has become settled in the system, it will counteract the effect of the cold and greatly lessen it's severity, if not effectually cure the cold in two days time and it is the only remedy II