Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-20

tain. 1t Is The only warm weather
drink.
The Knight of Pythias OF this city
are discussing the changing Of nights OF
meeting from Monday to Friday even
ing.
The Methodist church social of
night before last was repeated last even
ing, though with less present than be-
fore.
Large shipments of supplies and
lumber are going to surrounding mines
and towns Of late.
The sprinkliug wagon is on the
streets in charge of Mr.. Shortridge, not
withstandIng O. ders TO the contrary
from the mayer.
I'm district court this morning at
tentlon sof the court was &C.
cupied in tho case of ". W. Gillette
VS.. School District No. L
"A dance Will be given by Company
ID at the opera house on tie evening of
July 4th, preparations for which are now
in progress. A fine time is expected.
AS you like it. Gray and faded
W hiskers may be changed TO their nat
by uging Bucklngham's Dye. Try it.
The Antelope mine, owned by Gen.
r. A. johnson and others is running as
high and as strong IN paying ore. as lis
namesake does over the foothills in
which it is located,
A Mexican cattle iobber made ship
ment of carload Of cattle two days ago
without reporting to Inspector Kelly, |
and will probably have some difficulty |
in explaining himself clear.
Work on the renovation of Levin's |
park has been begun. At present the |
workmen are engaged in rebuilding the |
wall of the old hall, which will be con-
siderably enlarged by the removal of the |
stage there.
Late this afternoon the Maiden |
lane women whose cases were postpon-
ed from last week were givec trial by |
jury before Judge Slater. To the pre-
sent writing the result of the cases is
not learned.
One of L. Zeckendorf & Co.'S force |
is reported very bruised Today. He went
riding last night ard the cinch Slipped. |
AS d natural consequence the clerk /
struck the ground a hard blow with
damages aforesaid.
Tomorrow CITIZEN will give an ex-
haustive and most interesting write up
of Nogales, from the pen Of ihe CITIZENS
talented correspondent, f. b. Logan.
Look out for the issue. Extra copies
should be ordered early,
-Dimas Lermas, much wanted mes
cal smuggler, for whom the L. S. mar
shal's force have held warrants for six
months past. for smuggling forty gallons
OF mescal was brought IN last night from
Bisoee by Deputy Sheriff SaIlliam and
lodged in Jail.
This is the best time of the whole
year to purify our blood because nOw
you are more susceptible to benefit FROM
medicine than at other season. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine TO take.
and il is the mosy economical-10o
doses One Dollar.
The property known as the "oflice
block" on lower Pennington street, part
OF which is occupied by NJ. Gereias as
an Office, was sold TODAY on a judgement
of 5000 against III. d. Jenkins. and was
bid in by Frank Dobs, plaintiff, for the
amount of judgement.
"A very rich strike of silver sulphide
ore is reported from Olive. IL was made
yesterday by o. j. boy le- Olive in gen.
ersl is reported prosperous. with about
so men working in the hills Immediately
around the camp, mainly in companies
OF three 20 five men.
Mrs. Joseph Biddleman is in receipt
OF Hallett & Davis piano, said to be
one of the finest pianos that ever came
to this territory. Mrs. Biddleman is
sole agent and proposes to sell at rates
that will astonish all her competitors
for irst class musical instruments.
"My father at about the age of fifty,
lost ali the hair from the top of his
head. After one months trial o: Ayers
Hair Vigor, the hair become coming,
and in three months he had a fine growth
of hair of the natural color.
The first shipment of California ice
is expected late this week and the ice
will be stored in the ice house OF the de
funct Union Ice Company. The mach
inery OF the Arctic Ice company will be
overhauled for subsequent use.
"A large hotel will be erected at a
cost of $4,000 near Casa Grande. Brick
are now burned and on the ground, in
quantities sufficient for several cottages
in addition to the hotel. For the pre-
sent one wing of sixteen rooms will be
built. Men are now working on the
foundation.
Citizens of the territory should be-
ware OF limitations of Natural Mineral
Waters. All serious complications of the
system are traceable to bad water. The /
only pure Natural Mineral Water on the /
market to day is Coronado" taken from
the living springs near the great sanl-
tartan.
TO date ten entries have been made
for the races at the Silver Lake track
for 4th of July. All entries will be clos
ed next Tuesday afternoon. So far as |
arranged the races will be one mile: One |
quarter mile, and one sixth miles; all |
running races. Local rae s will probab- |
ly be arranged later,
In his garden near the city Jos. G. |
Perry has young pear tree which shows |
what Arizona is capable of doing as a |
fruit country. 1t is not over two years |
old, and was set out last November. On |
it are four fully developed pears The |
tree is less than four feet high. 1t is of |
the Bartlett variety.
In the surveyor generals Office |
contracts have been let for the surveying !
of FIVE townships In Mohave and Yava
pal counties TO Deputy Surveyor
Francis b. Jacobs of Flagstaff. Contracts
are also beirg let for the survey Of
three townships in Graham county and
four In Maricopa county, to Deputy
Surveyor Drummond.
in the county Jail there is now con-
fined Mexican named Jesus Mario
Levarra, who suffers intensely at times
with heart disease, having smothering
spells, and is quite likely to die at any
time of il. The county physician says
his case is beyond help. He is serving
a three months sentence for smuggling
mescal, which expires On August 1st.
HIS case wnnld he litfla halned hY his