Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-23

MT. Sanders. of Boston city manager of the Reward mine is in town.
 Smoke Tansill's Punch scent cigars. For sale only by 1. A. Shedd. 5-l0 tt.
 The ice cream festival of the Ep- worth League was well attended.
 Sheriff Geo. Olney of Graham county is in the city today.
 Walter Neville from Casa Grande Is visiting Tucson.
 Three mining eales lately and money banded over speaks we'll for our mining interest.
 That the Santa Cruz canal will be built is a fixed fact even If 1t cannot be built in day.
 Last night threatening clouds pre- vented the usual concert of the Phil harmonics.
 That the funding bonds will now fur nish the cash to take up the old war rants and stimulate the money markets
 Tomorrow the great circus will be here. The small boy is one wreath of smiles.
 Sam Drachmau has returned from Phoenix where he had gone on a quick business trip.
 Smith & Smiley, Tucson Bottling Works, corner of 9th avenue and 10th street. Try their excellent soda water and iron celery nerviue.
 Some of the hollow places in tbe streets SI being filled in with gravel and suitably graded since the onslaught of the late ram.
 The Tucson CITIZEN by an agreement with the Associated press, pays a good round sum for its teleSraphic news and it will always endeavor to place the lat est news before its patrons.
 Probate Judge Miller, of Pinal county, IS in the city from Florence. The Jndge IS accompanied by bls two daughters and will remaIn for few days and take ID the sights of the great circus.
 Properly owners on Congress street as soon as they are able would add mater tally to the value of their property If the side walk was properly fixed especially between Church street and Pearson Block . where a great deal of retail trade is done.
 MT. Speedy brought in 8 prisoner yesterday from Nogales in conversation with him relative to the feeling existing BG Nogalas concerning the settlers and the land grants he states that the feel ing of the settlers against the land grant claimants IS very strong and outspoken.
 Mr Bradford just in from Fl Paso states that the Electric Railway some 5 miles long connecting the Fendome Hotel runs through the city out to the military post and to the El Paso Smel- ter is being complsted, He speaks well of Fl Paso and condition of affairs are improving.
 Miss Blanche Price from Arivaca has just returned from a visit Of a month among relatives and friends il Kansas City. She was accompanied by her brother N. A. Bernard of Arivaca and a number of friend from the City of Ei Pas0. They will remain in the city for few days viewing the sights. Mir. Bradford, who aeon panied them will return tS El PasD whilst Mss Price and MT. Bernard will return to Ariv8ca.
 The Democrats held a meeting last night and formed a Cleveland and Stevenson club. Chas. Williams, perma- nent chairman, Chas. BurkhaIter, vice. president Harry Drschman, secretary B. Brichta. treasurer; Gus Hoff, Chas. ShiOell and Henry Levin. executive committee, Dave Goldbaum, Jack Fine gan, w. F. Overtor, W. Zisr and Frank Lee committee on admission. The The meeting was called to order by Cnas. Hoff.
 Tucson without any effort had brought to her doors a traDscontinental railroad. It is now befitting among those who like to see the country make the proper strides commensurate with its natural possibilities to put out feel CTS and 8gitate the chances of the lat eral roads that have been prophesied to accomplish so much for this city. Colo rsGo has set an example in thls matter that could be emulated to 8 great de- gree iu Arizona.
 If the gold mines of Mir. Sturgess be- tween here and Port l. L1boe and also the new discovery as recently made by Be- nigao Garcia near Sierra Pinta conti- nus both as to developments already made and discoveries recently come up- on they will be strong factor os att tracing the eyes of railroad capital to the Port LObos project from Tucson and bring into active existence an- other town of custom house powers in Pima county (namely) Sasabe.
 The attention of the authorities is called to the reckless and dangerous riding of an employe of the LexingF Fon stables. Evidently he gets his meals across the track, and three times day he mounts his white horse at the stable and goes down 9th avenue at full gallop and back again at the same reckless speed to the infinite danger of little children playing about the street It ought to be stopped.
 Mir. Sam Drachman has paid visit to Phoenix and shook hands with the good citizens of the progressive city. MT. Drachman said: "I found everyone pull ling tDgether ard uniting in one com- mon purpose and that was the upbuiid- ing of their city and section. I classify it ss as truly named garden spot" 1 was shown canned goods put up in Phoenix that equaled the best that I have ever seen in any part of the United States. The paying of the money for the bonds of the territory is fixed fact aud you may so state and the gov- ernor had left for the east;the very morn l had reached Phoenix. I believe that dark days for Arizona have gone"
 Mir. Lincoln Hathaway who for the pastyear or so, has been connected with the public school of thIs city, as teach CT, and for whom as a teacher and citi- Zsn, the directors and citlzans at large have the highest esteem and respect, has been appointed principal of the school at Noyalss. MT. Hathaway had just been re-a9pDinted for the ensuing term in our school when the news of this new appointment came to him. We dislike tD lose Mir. Hathaway but rejoice in his good fortune, and most heartily commend him to our friends and the public ID Nogales, as in all ways worthy of their confidence. MT: III Atha way has always haan nronnin-