Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY AUGUsT2O, 1892.

byron Donura, deputy OnlIeQ states marshal from Pnoenix, is in the city.
 MT. H. E. Lacy is domi;lled for a few days at the Nadeau hotel Los ADge- les.
 Mir. Ben Heney and family leave in the morning upon six weeks trip to California.
 The merchants are making a com mendable display of goods which are very attractive.
 MT. Fully says that the public schools of Tucson will open on the 18th of September.
 4 wild Indian tried to run Meyer street yesterday but was taken ID and landed ID the cooler.
 W. ". Gillett, formerly of Tucson, has accepted position as principal of the Prescott public schools.
 Charles Eschells IS having the build ing matsral hau led for a new two story building to be built on north Meyer street,
 J. Villaescusa is piling up a large stock of harness and saddlery. His store Is credit to the town.
 W. c. Brown. corner Of Congress and Meyer IS having his property repainted and when finished will present very neat appearance.
 Edward Drew, merchant of Casa Grande and proprietor of tae Florence and Casa GTande stage line, IS Tn the c.ty.
 Hon. Brewster Cameron has just ar rived in the city from Texas, whsre he has besD for several months on the Pecos river.
 A Pspago Indian brought in a very handsome lion skin fro n the BarbO- quivsri mountains. The county pays s25 for each hide of these cattle de- stroyers.
 Judge Jacobs who left here for the White Hills mining camp. in Mohsve County, IS now located in Prescott. He IS first class assayer.
 Judge Slater has moved his office little further south from its former posi- tion on Pennington street and gas IS now being conducted t. lhs sams.,
 As the CITIZEN goes to press today the republican central committee are engaged ballotipg for Territorial and County delegates.
 Dr. Otto, an occulIst, died at the San Xavier hotel in this. city, and bis re- mains will bs forwarded to his home in the east.
 Mir. NJ. P. Freeman started on this mornings train for Avelone on the C Citalina Island where be will enjoy the salt breezs during a needed and well m9rit9d rest from close application to his duties.
 Territorial Auditor Hughes returned this morning from Pnoenix. The Au- ditOr is an off l Il star at present upon whom many eyes are anXIously turned in happy expectancy of the pond con summation.
 There was meeting of the Young Mems Union last night ln their hall at Pearson's building. It was decided by the executivs committee 70 request all those gentlemen who signed the list lately to be present Tuesday at the city hall at D, m. The purpose Is for the organization of an athletic association. Owing to the threatening character of the weather in the early evening, and the fact that it was too warm to use the uO pIcpdId was udOS iO hold meeting in the pi3Zi until 1t was too late, so that tho servIces were post p)ned until next Sunday evening.
 James Stow, John Reiss, Wm. Me Queen, all residents of that fertile val ley that lays between Tucson and the Territorial Capitol, are in the city at present upon land matters, they being determined 10 write those beautiful words "An ArizOLs Home" upon the land records of the United States laud office. John McNeill of Casa Graude, we'll known through Pima county and who has resided in Silver King, Florence and Pinal, died of typhoid fever on the Huh of this month. He was the brother-In- law of county recorder, Williams, and wsE we'll thought of and liked by all of his acqua ntauces. His age was be- tween 2l and ? and he has been cut down in the monday of his life.
 Hon. W. V. Lucas, Ex-State Auditor of Iowa. says: Il have used Chamber lain's Cough Remedy in my family and have no heslt Ition in saying it is an ex- celient remedy. 1 believe all that is claimed for it. Persons afflicted by cough or cold will find it a friend" There is no danger from whoopng cough when ihis remedy Is freely given. For sale by Freshman & Co. MT Okey, of the Standard Oil Con- paHy, took the morning tra for PnOe- nix. He establishes agencies for the Standard Ol Company wherein the oIl E stored ID thIs clty in large tanks and delivered through a tankage system Cn wheels to the stores where it Is retaileo by the quart and gallon.
 Advices from California contain the inform qtion that the two youngest chll- dren of Hon. C. R. Drake are danger ously Ill., The many friends and ac- 9uaintances of Mir. Drake in this city express the hopss that his little children will soon recover and return to Lher Tucson home fully restored to health.
 Chas. Wores of the Tucson sampliug works, had one carload of ore ready for shipment at his sampling works today. Ol glancIng at It one would hardly think there was two tons of. ore, but On handling soma of the sacks ths weighty character of the Ore was soon demon strated. The ore was from the noted Olive mining camp.
 The iourreymen barbers of this city went op a strike today. Their demands were readily recJgn 2 d and compiled with without any unnecessary feeling in the matter. They claim that working ln San Francesca and Los Ang 4les they could make more than they cOu d here at the rate of living charged here Commen .ng the first of next month the price of shaving will be ? c5nts.