Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-23


 cent meal.
 Many new faces are still seen on tht streets.
 L. Zeckendorf & Co. carry an enormous line of goods wholesale ana retail.
 Two Mexicans are on tral today or charges of horse stealing.
 Mir. Ei. Kielburg and family from Mammoth are on a visit to Tucson.
 Geo. W. Norton of the Mohawk tanch is at present m Tucson.
 MT. Kincaid has started up a fruit store on Congress street and IS doing We'll.
 The New York Store have paint d and refxed tn cir signboard and have nlct display Of goods.
 Several new buildings are in course of construction at the northerly end oi Stone avenue.
 Judge Alnsworth from Phenix, if greeting his acquaintances in the city oi Tucson.
 Mrs. Frank Nj. Allison is at present visiting friends at Watsoaville, Califor- Dia.
 The sberiff's office is rather ouiet to day, which speaks well for the law-abid- ing proc ivIties of Pima county.
 Stevens & Hughes ara crowded from door to roof witl everything m china ware, tin xars and wire g ods.
 JP. Lonergan. corner Church and Congress, a full l ne of clothing See their nicely arranged show windows.
 H. M .nager. Cor. Mesilla and Meyer streets was busy unplcHing a fresh ar rival of goods.tD-day.
 A dispatch today furnishes the intor- nation that Cleveland and Stephenson are roosting at Buzzards Bay.
 Is it because of her recent experience with Rn English husband that Mrs. Frank Leslie wrote: "God bless the Amerlcan man."
 A visit around the court house, alias the temple of justice. found everything serenely and the official machinery run ring smoothly.
 R.C. Brown of the Enterprise. has re- turned from an extended trip through Pima and Cochise counties.
 Mrs. Jeffor6s who has been sick for the last week, has so far recovered as to resume her work at the land office.
 Mrs. Oscar Ashbun is visiting at her parents in Tortillita mountains. and will be absent probably month amidst mountain scenery.
 Wm. Reid is looking after the teams and business of Jack Bolin. Jack has gone CD mining trip to his mines north of Mammoth.
 Mrs. Wm. Reid and family have gone on trip of pleasure to enjoy some of the pretty mountain scenery and health giving air of AriZOaR,
 w. E. Felix, for many years connected with l.. ZsckenGorf & Co. in this ity will shortly open a general merchandise store near the corner of Jackson and Meyer street.
 Several families have forgone the us~ uhl trip to CahfornIa ihis year, ard in- stead have hugely enjoyed themselyes in the mouutiin resorts of Arizors.
 Joe s 3l iini with his usual enterprise and gell known get Up a3d get qualities is adding to the value Of Tucson prop erty by placing neat cement sidewalk in front of the Maison DOree.
 Many new faces are seer on the streets and at the different hotels since circus day, and the beauty IS, there IS not kicker amongst them. All seem happy and naturally will smile.
 Tucson has some big men and heavy weights. 4 few evenings sIhce Mayor Maish. Col. Rayteid and Judge Miller of PinRl county. were sitting conversin z together in front of the Palace hotel. Their total weight was some 705 pounds. The property on Congress street, where now stands the school house known as tha Congress Street Ward school house, was sought to be bought at one tune at price of 520000. ihe offer was refused and 1t Is still lncreas- ing in value.
 J. W. Canniug's little son has been iE the childreu's hospital San Erau cisco, for hip disease. The hospital IS in caarge of Dc. Harry Sherman. The lIttie boy has lad surgical operation performed upon him and Is doing nicely. He will be home shortly. He was sent there by advice of Dr. Fenner.
 A gas light on the corner of Convent and Kennedy streets. would be a bles- sing to that par of the town. The mayor has signifed his willingness to yield to the 2 neral demand, but un- fortunately the gas main has not been laid to vi hin a sqIsre of the D ace. It is understOoi, however, that the com hon. rf fion and it is to be hoped they will find it to their advantage 10 lay the desired main.
 The fire equipments ot the city con- sists of two | ucks and hook and lad der outfit as follows: Rescue No ?, PiOn- ger No ?, book and ladder No. l. A, visit to the hall disclosed a lot Of relics which had been preserved as little me mentoes of different fires, and on the racks were neatly distributed the hel- nets of different members who at the clang of the alarm bell are ready to wade through smoke and ciDders to stop the progress of the sect thing flames. Tucson in due time will have a nicely equipped steam ire department.
 MT. F. H Ballrln. native of North Carolina. a gentleman who has had large experience In selling goods for some or the largest commercIal houses of Baltimore. Is about tO establish him. self in the mercantile line at Washing ton Camp, Ill P,ma countv, one mile from the Mexican line. MT. Baldwin express as himself as much pleased with the outlook and 1t IS hoped his business sagacity wiil return him many thou sands, as h. cOuid not have chosen a more prasperous locality than the good old county of Pima.
 George D. Roberts, the New York mining capitalist, and John R. Murphy the expert. bO,h well known in min. ing circles, were on Sunday vest bound over and. They were on their way from the newly discovered gold fields at San Antonio, near St. Gsor ge's bay. on the east shore of the Gull Of California 15 mics soutna esi