Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-10
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER1O, 1892.
Mayor Maish has been on visit to h;s ranch for the past week.

Saturday, the usual shopping and marketing day in Tucson.
 Mrs. W. c. Davis is at present in San Francisco on her way home.
 Mir. and Mrs J. H. Martin and daugh- ters left St. Louis yesterday for Tucson.
 Judge c. W. Wright IS expected home within the next ten days.
 A Mexican was held today to appear before the grand jury.
 Capt. Burgess has already purchased several tous of ore from the Saginaw mines.
 VIC. King. a first class miner and blacksmith from the Canada del Gro, IS in the city.
 A prominent citizen of this city is go- ing to erect a fine mill at Harqua Hala.
 That finances are stringent from the Missouri river to the Pacific coast IS no fault of Tucson.
 That Tucson has started on a march of development in building and trade IS admitted.
 Hons. H. B. Penney and NJ. F. Free man will arrive on Monday from the west.
 Speiffel, the house and sign painter in this city is an artist in bis line. He is prepared to paint signs and to paint buildings from'a cottage to palace.
 The boys have put on their base ball armor this week and the chances are tbey will treat the public to an exhlbl- ton game next Sunday.
 As previously announced, the Congre- gational Sunday school will open to- morrow at 9:30 a. ID. A full attendance IS requested.
 About o'clock this morning one of Lambs herdics had a number of visitors to the city who were on their way 10 Silver Lake and San XavIer.
 Judge Sloan was riding to his office this morning on a bicycle. The judge believes not only in brain culture but physical culture as well.
 Nick WalIamot, the tall and handsome Nick who used to handle the ribbons on the Quijotoa stage in the days when that camp was classed as the bonanza camp, is in the city.
 Several important improvements have taken place in the city lately iu the way of improving and repainting and the same Is being continued.
 Mir. Jas. Finley has returned from his trip to the Gulf of California. He is looking well and says he had fine trip. MT. Sturgess who was with MT. Finley, will arrive in the city in few days.
 As the CITIZEN goes to press this evening Vasquez, the Mexican. shot near the cemetery has been brought in from the hospital. The dead mau has 8 family and they reside near the ceme tery.
 Hon. Royal A. Johnson has recently been suffering severely with an attack of scistica- He will leave for the East next week to join Mrs. Johnson and daughter who are now in New York | state 1
 MT. Chas. H. Williams formerly of l.. i Zeckendorf & Co. is now representing 1 c. 4. Van Tine < Co, of New York. Mir. | Williams proposes to travel over the | Territory in hIs line. He is a pleasant | gentleman and will make many friends |
 The health officers have made a thor | ough inspection of the different premises | in the city and have taken such meas ures as to have great many places prop | erly cleansed. Garbage piles have been | removed and rubbish laying around has i been burned up.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Schultz, of Tempe, i accompanied by dozen gentlemen from the East arrived in the city this morning. They went out to visit the San Xavier church this forenoon. They visited the university during the evening and at present are stopping at the Russ House.
 Miss Emma Spring and Mir. Tomas Ligerro will be married on Monday next, The bride is a most estmable young lady, the daughter of MT. John Spring of this city. Mir. Ligarra is en- ployed at the firm of l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, and is held Tn high respect by all his acquaipt tances.
 It's said that one of the unsophisticated Knight Templars who lives not thOus- and miles away from Tucson whilst in Denver wasted whole box of matches and wore out good pair of pants trying to light gas jet in the hotel from which the gas had been shut off for years whilst the electric light button was within arms reach of him. Fleishman's drug store situated on Congress street near Meyer Is first class in all its arrangements. 4 thorough stock of drugs and every variety of goods suitable to the demands of a drug gists trade are carried in stock Mir. Fred Fleishman presides over the es- tablishment and it seems a pleasure for him to serve his customers.
 MT. Secocan who four years ago bought the property near the depot of the 5. r. R. k las greatly improved it and today IS doing a good business and in the rear of the building he has large shade trees and a pleasure garden for refreshments which is frequently patron ized.
 Merchants who are doing business on Congress and Maine streets suggest that the mayor allow the use of water say once m the forenoon on the princi- pal streets where the business houses have goods on exhibit and which suffer from dust exposure.
 Today in Tucson the weather is one of those sweet balmy days that makes one feel as if the sun never went under q cloud and the sky was one broad eX- panse of blue with DO clouds to over shadow. Strangers: What need to waste your lives in humid atmospheric de- presson in the Eastern States whilst nature has prepared a southwestern , climatic garden of Eden for you in Ari- zona?
 As Saturday is to the school children day of recreation and absence from studies. so likewise is Park Square as simi with the enjoyment of the good people of Tucson who gather together ; every Thursday evening and enjoy life ; as best they can whilst listening to the I music of their crack band. This park i has become a musical resort. an educa- { tional resort and political speakers hold |