Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10
LOCAL ITE m 6.

A stone foundation is being laid
under the Russ house.
Fresh oysters and fresh fish constant
ly on hand at the Maison Doree.
You can save money by buying your
groceries Of j. Ivancovlch. tt.
Homestead patent for Francisco S.
Leon, was received at the land office this
morning.
The board OF supervisors met today
and transacted quarterly routine bust
ness-auditing bills etc.
The street sprinkler will continue
its rounds of dust laying through the
entire winter season.
DIR Goodfellow will return from
Tombstone on Friday and will see all
who wish to consult with him in the
afternoon.
w. a Read yesterday kill lynx
beyond Lowell as it was stealing upon
flock of turkeys. A load of No. s
shot was used.
"A. Y. Grossetta's new houses are
making rapid progress. The walls of
one are rapidly helghteEing, being near
ly one story high.
No greater triumph in medicine or
chemistry has been recorded than Halls
Hair Remover to revlvify and restore
gray hair TO the color of Youth.
Give the Russ House a call and see
what pleasant rooms and splendid beds;
they keep everything neat and clean, all
fixed up for the winter. If
No greater triumph in medicine or
chemistry has been recorded than Halls
Hair Remover to revivify and restore
gray hair to the color of youth.
The university has begun work in
real earnest This morning l-asons
were assigned. The enrolment and
division Of students will be given in full
in tomorrow's CITIZEN.
City council meets this evening.
Among the matter to come up will be
the Maiden laLe matters and the order
ing OF the drinking fountain for Church
plaza.
Flank Allison this morning ten
dered his resignation as supervisor, at
the meeting of the board ofsupervisors.
Mr.. Allison gave no reason for the
move.
The services by Rev. Hood at the
Congregational church yesterday
were very well attended, filling the
church. Rev. Hood will conduct SER
vices next Sunday.
&C. r. Wores has recently been on a
trip to the country, having driven out.
He returned Saturday night, but with
another horse. His animal is straying
on the range.
The public school has been some
what depleted by the university. Near
ly every pupil there over fourteen and
many younger nave tried the university
examination. Those over fourteen pass
ing will enter the university,
"A change has been made in the
mail route service from Tom bstone to
Powers. From, October 3, 1891, service
will extend to end at Rucker, being the
new name and site of Powers, increas-
ing thu distance 10 miles.
AT the Wolfey dam, on the ella
full crews are now working, pile driving
and laying wall. The work will have no
further delays, all material. as steel
hesdgates and the like, being Oh the
ground. The stone contract has been
let to the Messers Mason.
"A half mile dash, running has been
partially arranged between Alex. Nc
Kay's horse and Deputy Sheriff John
Weigle's animal. Time and track have
not yet been settled upon, but it will
probably be at the Silver lake track,
and within two weeks.
weak and weary" describes the con-
dition Of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, by disease or overwork.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the medicine
needed to build up and strengthen the
body, purify aud quicken the sluggish
blood. and restore the lost appetite.
Many Tucson people gathered at
Miss HitteEger's home Saturday night |
to meet Prof. Thayer, of Pasadena. The |
choral will be organized at the residence |
OF Mrs. Herbert Brown this evening, |
where;th unsteady inclined are invited, |
TO meet Prof. Thayer.
Yesterday afternoon private tele- |
graph despatch from Oakland, Califor- |
mia, announced the death of Samuel |
Baird, the undertaken, ar the home OF |
his sister. Deceased left for California |
IN May for his health. Death was |
caused Oy blood poisoning, superln- /
duced by abcess OF the liver. Mr.. Baird's |
death was general surprise 10 this
city, as his condition was rot known to /
be serious. He was aged AZ years.
Captain George Bowyer, captain of a /
London volunteer regiment, the '2lst. /
Middlesex" and his brother arrived in l
Tucson yesterday, and will remain here
for some time. Captain Bowyer accom-
panies his brother who was advised by /
his physicians In Londcn to come to
Tucson, it being the best climate for
pulmonary troubles. The gentlemen
bring letters of high recommendation
and we hope their expectations will be
realized regarding the climate, and they |
VIII both be able soon to return to their
home much improved in health.