Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24
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trip to Florence this morning.
 Columbus Day Oct. Dist 1892. To be celebrated in Tucson along with the
 balance of the entire nation.
 Take your little babes to Buehman's photograph gallery and have theIr plct- uree taken for the Worlds Fair.
 There is annouuced social hop to take place at M-s)aic Hall Saturday night.
 J. P. Lonergan, fhe popular elothler is receiving an in' a cf new goods cor ner of Congress and { hGrch street.
 The Athletic Association will prob ably rent the COsmo} O.iUan Hotel build ing as a room for exeIc SC and practice.
 The Philharmonic band has given | the last of their regular open air enter tainments at Park square for the season.
 Notice will appear in this paper of the sale of the business heretofore conduct ed by Vicente Lavorin. The real estate market in Tucson IS held at high figures 1t IS financial vein showing which way the wind blows. I l no GT6hG hOD1usOu lhIiLnOui1 Oh cus, with Humpty Dumpty will appear ID Tucson the 4th of Oct. l Mir. Worthen at the machinery depot IS thorough mechanic and there Is nothing in the pump, valve or repair | line but what he can master success fully.
 The cleaning up of the streets of Tue son are being rigidly observed and of the same regime should be kept up monthly it would be of great benefit to the city.
 US. Mansfield the proprietor of the Pioneer News Depot was one of the or iginal city council that helped form the city charter.
 The sky has been completely over cast today accompanied with clustering wind whilst the air has damp feeling which indicates heavy rains toward the east.
 A special meeting of the Tucson Cycle club will be held at the residence of Dr. Whomes Tuesday evening Sept. 27th at 7:30. The business meeting to be fol- lowed by social time. The improvements now going on in Tucson meets the approval Of all enter prising citizens, as it is the rremOuItion of what will take place in the near fu- ture.
 Owing to the lack of rain Tucson IS more favored in her water supply than some of the Western cities not many miles away where they are forced to haul water 10 supply the inhabitants.
 It is but pleasant trip for the bicy- clists to make run over to the unlver- slty, take a spin around the race track beyond and return to the Metropolis ID short space of an hour.
 The mining camps of Arizona can be most satisfactorily supplied with any kind of miDing machinery or imple- ments needed In mining by applying to Jno. Gardiner. Machinery Depot Tue son.
 The race track is being plowed up and leveled and bedded down so 1t will be as smooth gs a drawing room floor. The flyers that come here to try their speed against the local cracKs will find no cause of complaint. The race track is situated just beyond the university.
 Vicente Lavorin having seen fit to make an assignment owing to his health giving way His business will be sd- vertised for sale. Many regret that Mir. Lavorin saw tEe necessity to Gs- sign as he was a most Tleasant gentle man to do busina sila. and had com mand of a business lhi.t V as large hnd lucrative.
 Mr. Dennis the CHurch street carpen- ter Is erecting q ve y c9' foItabie dwell ing house for renting purposes on Ala meda street. The house will be cOm- modious and the wal -hIck, making 1t both an estimable dwelling in winter and summer. A great portion of the firishing wood wO.k be has completed himself personally.
 Company D, N. G. A. held their weekly meeting last night at their Ar mory hall, Arizona expects to make a first-class exhibit of all her material wealth and resources can it not be said likewise that the rifle man from the west shall likewise be there to display his accurate aim and martial bearing?
 The street extending beyond the new bridge on the north end of Stone avenue has been cleared up to the city limits which reach close to the cemetery and a nice street and passage for vehicles are now open in that direction. The approaches to the bridge have all been filled and leveled.
 Coupci Iman Schumacher Of the street committee was interviewed this mCrning relative to the city's condition as to cleanliness. He says the city has not been in such thorough state of over hauling and sanitary cleanliness as 1t IS at present for the last twenty years and there is no reason why 1t should not be kept up monthly.
 Last Friday night a Chinaman, Chin Len, who was sentenced to Yuma fer eighteen months, five years ago, was seen at the depot disguised as Pima Indian riding on the box cars. He had been sentenced for robbiDg fellow ! countryman, and his errand evidently was not a good one. The officers were put on, but he skipped before he could | be overhauled.
 There are at present in the public schools of Tucson over 300 children. In addition to this there is the Catholic Parochial school and the Sisters of St. Joseph academy. So Tucson is amply provided with educational facilities. | The Territorial University is likewise at our very doors and holds out most substantial and enlightened induce ments to those seeking practical edu- cation.
 | Two beautiful American eagles were left at the CITIZEN office thls morning. They were handsome birds and were presented as a premonition of Repub- lican success. One was immediately tagged BenJamin Harrison President of the United States for the next four years and the other was tagged Mickey Stewart the cholce of the people of Arizona to represent them in the Halls of Congress.