Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25
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The Young Msn's reading room II Pearson's block Is well patronlZed.
 The time Of holding the NJ E. Sab bath school has been change1 iron 12:30 to $ in the evening.
 l.. D. Chillson is absent on shor surveying Jup and HIu oe back toy tb' end Of the week.
 Jean Drake, Is chairman Df the tinan ce committee for the 4tn of J uly, anC reports excellent progress in the col lection of the needed funds.
 The executive members, of the Young Mems Union, are greatly indebted tC Mrs and aiss Edgar, for 6 second do nation of large Lumber of the very latest and very choicest magazines and periodicals.
 Mrs. Royal A. Johnson and her little daughter leave for the east m tbe morn iug. gong direct to Syracuse. where she will meet NJ. and Mrs. States Mor- rison, before their return fo Arizona from their extended absence.
 Frank H Hereford has just returned from a pleasure trip to Santa Monica and tbe Catalina Island. Mir. Hereford looks both refreshed and rejuvensted after his few weeks of recreation.
 Mrs. Herbert Brown and children and Mrs. Cbas R. Drake and children. Mrs. Jeffords and Mis Lulu Matas have 10 cated for their summer months, at the Bellevue Terrace Hotel, Los Angeles. California.
 MT. R F. Orozco and wife from the Mammoth, are LOW visiting friends in this city. and may remain several days before returning. He states th4 mine as prosperous aud natural good feeling prevailing in consequence Ihereof. lie makes n te of the fact that the MohSwh mine, an extension If the Mammoth. l5 being developed and working several men.
 One ot the delightful and instructive features of the evening exercises at the grand stand on the 4th of July vii! be young girl representative of each state, who will, give the date of sdmIe sion into the union, the name of the ad- miuirtration, and the month. Fms IS Mrs. Warren's idea for the school exer- else, A splendid one.
 Mir Martin $. Wilson chief clerk of the surveyor generals office, under the advice of his physician, leaves for Iowa i2 the morning, to be absent until next fall. Mir. Wilson has been RilinR phyEi- cally for long time and leaves 10 avoid the heated term. We trust he may re- turn in the fail ID good health.
 The guardIans of the peace of Tucson are William Roche. chief and offirers NJ F. Johnson, J. H. Martin and Wm Elliott. The quiet and good order Iha' prevails m Tucson speaks great deal for the law abiding attributes of a city containing nearly 8,eo0 inhabitants Gnd also as to the efficiency of the public officers.
 Col. and Mrs. J. H Martin, accom- psnled by their two children. left this morning for St. Louis Col. Martin vii be absent two months, a part of which time will be devoted to business n C.n- cinnati and othar places in connection with his property interests at Gila Bend. iu which place Mr Martin has uulimi ted confidence. Mrs Martin will visit Syracuse, and the Thousand Islands during her outing.
 The stores Cf the prominent mer- chants of Tucson present some very at tractive features m dress goods. The show windows are made very attractive and even t6e entrance and doOrways are bedecked with beautiful dssIgne from the tiny little baoy's dress to the elaborate articles of ladies and gents wear. Tucson has assumed metropOli- tan airs Der march IS forward Do backward.
 MT. T. j. Harrison for the past mont iD the employ of the $. P. R R. a Deuiug. returned home this morning and has resumed his old pos't.on in q z car builders shop. He reports 5eav. shipments of cattle from DemnE. th. last of which, herd of 1000 is DOW D, ing mada. The town be thinks is O. the anxioIs edge of s boom over ta contemplated completion nf the raj road into Mexic0. winch. II Is gredict1C will largely enhance v8iUss iD tow property.
 Professor Benton was n the metr0p olis of Arizona paying visit. u Benton is professor of horticulture a the University. lie ssye they are en- toying a vacation upti: September. He states that from the daily average travel of the University alone, together with the travel that will ensue later on at the proper season when guests will visit the University will necessarily re- quira the building Of 8 street car iIne, which would prove equally as profitable ss any car line that the city of Phenix may sustain. 4 young Italian has recently perfect ed an inventiou under the direction 0 the Director C eneTel Of Itaiian ArtIi lery. which vii prove of immense vaiRe in future warfare. It consists of q species of candle which produces b mosi intense light. This candle is intended to be projected from a cannon and to strike the eaemy's works, or that part of the country where it is suspected they are. Or striking any solid sub- stance 1t breaks, and tEe suDstaDce con taioed 10 it, taking fire, produces light estimated to be of tue Intenslty of l0G,- 000 candles. which iliuminates the field for great distance.
 Mir. W. H. Reed, who occupies the Parker place on North Main street, brought to thus office yesterday, samples Of peaches aud apricoJs taken from the Parker orchard. They were of good average sZa and finely favored The advantage of home grown fruit lies ID the fact that 1t IS allowed tD ripen or the trees and thereby retain all its nat ural flavor, while on the other hand i'm ported fruits must Os picked green m ordar to stand Transportation. But bcy ripened froit is not Co be compared fer delicacy Of flavor with that ripened nat ursIiy on the stem. Mir. Reed has large crop and wlll pick and deliver CD order Tucson has in its midst one of ths largest wholesale and retail store be