Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.


 Mrs. Selim NJ. Franklin wlll arrive in
 Tucson Saturday morning from Cali fornia.
 Mir. w. s. Sturgess is in the city, having returned from the Republican Territorial convention at Prescott.
 Marshal Paul has returned from the Territorial convention and seems to be jovial and in good spirits.
 Miss Hattie NJ. Barnett formerly from Maricopa county has been appoint ed to fill the position as teacher m room 4. public school.
 Mr. R1dolfo Vas quez represents the Mutual Life Insurance Co, cf New oIk and is located Rt Mir. Henry Le- v.n's slice.
 There will be a rodero meet at the Deep We'll ranch on the 10th Of September. Cattle men will please take notice. fine brands of liquers, cheese beer, pick les, fish and manner of delIcacles dellv- cry free throughout the city.
 The Wieland Brewing establishment represented by NIT. Adolf Bail have their ice refrigerator and beer storage building under considerable headway.
 October with all its coming beautiful weather, its Columbus day. circus, the atricals and other Rmusements signlhed, l should be made a month of great en- Joyment for the people of Tucson and | the neIghboring towns and cities.
 There was 8 meeting of the Worlds | Fair Exposition Club last night at the | Board of Trade rooms The club will l meet again the last Monday m Septem> Der.
 There is not vacant house in Tue 1 son. This is an advertisement alone for | those seeking profitable building in | yestment.
 The city surveyor, L. D. Chillson, was | today inspecting the Stone avenue | bridge, also surveying the premises known as Fish's hole with view to | having the same properly protected.
 There will be an examination held in Tucson for mail clerks. See notice ID | tsis paper.
 Tae campaign of 1892 is near at hand Keep posted on the latest dolngs of tho political, industrial and commercial world, subscribe for the CITIZEN. e Remember there will be Rodero meet at Avaria's, the deep we'll ranch, 20 miles west of Tucson on September Doth Cattlemen's attention is respect fully called to such meeting, time and place.
 The U. $. district court is now busily occupied in adjusting the offenses com mitted against the majesty of the law. Judge R. E. Sloan is cleaning the dock ct rapidly.
 Robinsons great circus will be here on the 4th of October and the small boy is already getting his voice tuned for the circus campaign.
 Billy Reid yesterday was very busy directing the most suitable display To cations for Robinson's great show post CTS. Many of these posters have Oblit- eratsd the bills of Sells great show and they are gorgeous and attractive.
 An Iron U. s. Mail box with lock and key will be put in front of Fleishman's on Congress Street. All mail matter placed in there up to 9 o'clock P. M. will receive the attention of the mail collec- tor.
 The board of Health and the street committee have taken the matter of the city's health and street cleaning IL l charge and they are making commend able progress The future of Tucson ie written in the monogram not sleepy" I but "wide awake"
 Mir. Atkinson, who owns large ranch | near Nogales, some ten miles thIs side Of the line city, and who is we'll and favor ably known in Pima county, is a visitor to the metropolis. 1t is said the gen tleman is candidate before the county convention, and IS spoken of favorably in the line of his aspirations.
 The weather in the morning and nights now are simply delightful and the beating winds and blizzards of the sOon to be forgOtton north will drive the white swans in the great moving cara van of health seekers to visit the unsur- passed and superb climate of 8 Terri tory that is becoming known far and wide.
 Mrs. Miller, who for many years has , been a resident of Tucson and most | favorably known in this city and who numbers many among the lists of her q friends is about to make an eastern trip. She has disposed of her house. hold furniture but her home will still be in Tucson.
 Company F, National Guards of Ari- Zona will give an elaborate ball on the | night of Sept. 18th. at their Armory hall in this city. They have already pre- pared very handsome programme of 1 entertainment and under the manage msnt announced will prove quite an en- loyable affair.
 The 10th of this month Is Mexican in- , dependence day. It will be appropriate ly observed by the Spanish-AmericGn citizens and all American liberty loving people will render them all encourage ment in thelr celebration of the birth day of theIr independence.
 Today the new letter boxes of the new postoffice building are being placed in position. The General Delivery and 1 Register Departments are all in place and present 8 very neat and attractive appearance. The fixtures are first-class and in keaping with the fine building and its surroundings.
 J. s. Mansfield, the pioneer news ' dealer, has a beautiful assortment of . flags of the Mexican Republic. The , liberty loving eagle crushing out the l i life of the venomous serpant of imperi n allsm IS enough to inspire the hearts , of all Spanish liberty loving f citizens who have witnessed the strug- ' gle of thelr country. '
 Geo. w. Cheney, superintendent of public instruction, who made such I good fight against the present delegate I to congress ID the last congressional s race is at present in the city. MT. Cheney has been a most consistent Re publican and hls best energies and efforts have been devoted in behalf Of Republican principles. It was bored that he would have been in the congress , sional race this year but he saw fit not ' to allow lis name as B candidate.