Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-09-26
LOCAL EITEM s

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Frank j. heney's Office is under
going repairs.
Band concert this evening at tn,
city park-weather permitting.
Ninety witnesses have been sum
moned, to date, TO appear before The
grand jury.
The Durr will case appeal comes
up for trial in the district court Of Pima
about October 10th.
-Anastacio Gallardo, charged with
vile language and misconduct, was dis
charged by Judge Culver.
The bids for the Arivaca mail route
will be sent 10 Washington tomorrow.
Thus far six bids have been entered.
Jose Moreno, charged with intim-
idsting grand jury witness, will be
taken to answer to the grand jury direct.
Jas. Guthrie's new brick house, in
eastern part of town near the railroad
shops, has beea completed and is &C.
cupled.
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. Il
The application for letters of admins.
tration in the estate Of John ID. Walker
by Eleanor Walker will be heard tomor-
row by probate Judge Wood.
Notices Of the opening Of the Crit
tenden and Arivaca schools have been
received by the county superintendent,
Miss Cora Clark is teacher al Crittenden
and Miss Mary Lucas at Arivaca.
Veni, Vidi, Wei! This is true of Halls
Hair renewer, for it is the great COZ
queror Of gray or faded hair, making it
look the same ever color OF youth.
The precipitation of moisture last
night amounted to 81 hundredths of an
inch. The total rainfall for September
is .48 inches.
The Tucson militia, Co. d, at their
meeting last night decided 20 give
smother ball during next month. Place |
and date will will be arranged later.
The improvements at the corner Of |
Mesilla street and Church plaza are |
in preparation for retail establishment |
handling pickles, cheese, butter, pigs |
feet and canned goods, also wines and /
liquors. 1t will be opened October 1st.
Beginning with tomorrow the CITIZEN
publishes full report Of the university /
weather bureau, with wind velocity and /
barometer in addition to the tempera-
ture. Comparative reports OF tempera-
ture in the city, furnished by Mr..
Wetmore, will continue to be published.
"Weak and weary" describes the
condition Of many people debilit8ted by
the warm weather by disease or over
work. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the
medicine needed to build up aud
strengthen the body, purify and quicken
the sluggish blood, and restore the lost
appetite.
Next Thursday the university will
begin school work, What the attend
Rnce will be it is at present impossible
to ascertain, but it is known that a
number Of students from the surround
ing towns will take the higher branches.
In response to advertisements in the
territorial papers very many applica-
tons for catalogues have been made Of
Secretary Ormsby, of which undoubted
ly many are from intended students
Tucson will be fairly well represented.
Suit has been brought for damages
in the sum OF $1,000 by Mrs. S. G. Drew
against T. Maish ct al. She claims
damages for Imprisonment two hours
on August 18th, at the instigation Of
Msish. meat bill Of SS4 was involved
and her arrest was caused on the ground
that she intended leaving the territory
without settling. The sum OF 5000 is
the damages claimed for injury to repu-
tatleu and mental anguish and illness
theretrom, Il