Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
LOCAL TIE nj s.
LOUISVILLE KH.

Pleasant furnished rooms for rent
corner Church and Washington streets.
The monthly meeting of the school
board takes place next Friday afternoon.
Furniture. wall paper, paint and oils
at Sweetland's.
Fresh oysters and fresh fish constant
ly IL hand at the Maison Doree.
Suit for quit title has been fled in
the district court by d. Bowers against
w. L. Lake.
Contractor Russell reports six brick
residences projected for the coming
season.
The United States court for the Sec
ond district meets at Florence on the
10th Of November.
@. F. Schumacher purchased 400
hogs in his recent trip to Phenix. They
are expected tomorrow.
Fresh fish of all kinds Wednesdays
and Fridays.
WHEELER & PERRY's.
The railroad bank house accom-
modations are crowded to their full
capacity,
Henry Gordon. charged with embez-
Element OF some clothing, was before
Juoge Culver this afternoon.
In the district court today the young
Mexican, RascOn, charged with stealing
Henry Hollands cattle, was on trial.
There will be party at the CONNER
cial club on Thursday evening next. 1t
promises, as usual, to be an exceedingly
pleasant affair,
Do you need a new carpet? If SC
don't miss this opportunity. Body
Brussel selling at Sl25 sewed and laid.
l.. ZECKENDoRF 81 Go.
The party given by the L. A. NJ ..
club Saturday evening was an enjoyable
affair. About thirty couples were pres
ent. Dancing ceased at midnight.
New seasons new England mince
meat, cranberries, mapel syrup and
maple sugar.
WHEELER & PERRY.
Letters of administration were ap-
piled for by Mrs. S. Baird in the estate
of Sam Baird, deceased, in probate court
today.
The first deer of the season, five
lately killed by a Mexican, were brought
in yesterday and sold to one Of the
butchers.
Everybody ought to stop at the
Russ House; it is the cleanest and the
quietest place in town. Call and see for
yourself. If
-Forty-three crates of panocha. in
crates bound together with rawhide and
coming from Sonora, have arrived for
Bario Libre merchants.
"A meeting OF the beard OF trade
will be held tomorrow night at the Com
mercial club rooms, to consider the
Military plaza sanitarium proposition.
To restore, thicken, and give you
luxurant growth of hair, to keep its
color natural as in youth, and to remove
dandruff, use only Halls Hair Remover.
Boils and pimples and other affections
arising from impure blood may appear
at this season, when the blood is heated
Hoods SarsapariIla removes the cause
Of these troubles by purifying, vitaliz-
ing, enriching the blood and at the
same time it gives strength to the whole
system.
1t will require two young ladies to
attend to the central office of the Tue
son Telephone Exchange. Mr.. Chas
Hoff says that applications for these
positions are coming in very rapidly.
House to rent furnished or unfurn-
ished, containing four large rooms, hall.
kitchen. Garden and corral attached.
Apply to j. E. Tallmadge, No. Gil Con-
vent street. If
Our fall supply of laces and fiounc-
ings, have just been placed on our
shelves, complete line of all leading
makes, Chantilly, Spanish, Valenciennes,
TochIon, etc. L. ZECKENDoRF & Co..
The contest by Mrs. Handy to the
apop intment of Mrs. Holbrook as execut-
rix in the DR.. Handy estate has been
Withdrawn. The hearing was set for
today in the probate court.
"A ball club carrying the lamb like
cognomen Of the "Terrors" has been
organized, with Harry Drachman as
captain. They will challenge q nine to
be selected from the third battalion, the
game to be played next Sunday,
Joe Banks, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, has been
held for the grand jury in the sum of |
500 by Judge Culver. He collected 81 |
on an order already paid, on representa-
ton that be had destroyed the order.
The new brick works have begun
business in real earnest. They expect /
70 burn the first kiln-a small one OF |
1OO,OOO-in about three weeks, following /
1t with larger kilns later. The company |
viii put brick on the the Tucson market |
at 500 per NJ. The machine has a ca 4
pscity of IA 900 brick day,
Jas. Quiggle left today for Mexico.
to resume work on W. S. Sturges' San
Felis mine after being in the city two
weeks awaiting the arrival of additional
tools from San Francisco, which have
been forwarded. A depth of $50 fee,
has been reached. The well will be
sunk to Sufficient water-probably
1000 feet. A ten-inch hole lis being
bored.
The latest from the Olive tells of the
whole shaft of the Lottie mine being in
ore, and increasing in richness with
greater depth, Eight new men are
In the ledge. the ore of which