Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
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Mrs. Dr. PhilliDg leaves Thursday to visit her eister in New Mexico.
 Miss Mulford leaves in the morning for Catalina Island.
 Ttree burglary eases were being heard before Justice Culver this evening.
 Mrs, Dr. Holmes leaves in the morn ing for Los Angeles to visit relatives of Dr. Holmes.
 Calvert Wilson Assistant U. $ Dis trict Attorney leaves for San Francisco tomorrow morning.
 Smith < Smiley, bottling works, Fifth avenue and Tenth street, are ooing lively business.
 Engineer CcmstOck ct the s. F. k. R. has taken lay off for awhile and has gone 10 Santa Cruz.
 Pablo Soto ard Antonia Galvez of this city were married at the Catholic church this morning at an early hour.
 Sam Dracbmap. seized with desire to aid the building boom along in Tue son, Is reuOvating some rooms adj ining his cigar store.
 District Attorney Loveli's son has departed for California tO attend Jaw studies at a prominent university of that state.
 The seat of sick headache is rot in the brain. Regulate the stomach ard you cure it Dr. Pierce's Pellets are the Little Regulators. Only 9 cents vial.
 The Tucson soda works on Pennlng- ton street are not lacking for customers during the hot days and are well patron ized.
 Mrs. Fred c. Smith will leave in the morning for Oakland. She has entirely recovered from the late injury caused by horse and rider running against the bicycle on which she was riding.
 Professor l.. w. Tbayer, the music teacher who was here during the last year, wIll leave Boston for Tucson OD the 18th of September. The doctors recommend him 10 AIizona's climate.
 l.. B. Hayes, the mixologist, corner of Congress a. d Meyer streets is dealing out all the favorIie drinks-known to be in demand for the alleviation of hot weather.
 Meyer street property is being i'm proved and the chances are many an old shell will go down before the hand of the demolisher and in their places will be erected n brick to;es.
 Dr. Martins drug store for a nice drink of vichy water, Congress street between Church street and Stone ave- nue..
 Johnny Hart IS one of the old timers iu Tucson. He holds forth corner of Fifth avenue and Tenth strf ct, where he offers good lunch and plenty to drink.
 The desultory winds today and the occasional floating white clouds are making a hard struggle to stir up muck with the weather prophet and give Arizona water deluge that will last for year to come.
 What is the matter with Captein Trayer Company F. The captain should be getting a military move on similar to Company D. Let Tucson's portion of the N. C.. A. be the best in the ser vice.
 The Southern Pacific financial irri- gaung ard dollar distributing machine known as the pay car was welcomed by the many employees in Tucson today and money was some s20,000 to S25,0O0 easier.
 Sheriff Brown, who left here Satur- day morning with an insane woman to be delivered to the Phoenix asylum, re- turned this morning. The Territorial Capitol and Tucson are go connected with railroad facilities that It is but a 24 bours trip to go to the capital and re- turn to Tucson.
 H. c. Hooker. the well-known cattle raIser and owner of vast herds IS iu Tucson at present. Mr. Hooker has some of the finest beef cattle that ever broused upon an Arizona cattle range or fattened upon the green fields of Ari- zona alfalfa.
 Mir. T. J. Wolfey, editor of the Phenix Republican was in Tucson yesterday. Mir. Wolfey is connected with a live Journal that is endeavoring to promote the interest Cf the Territory, attract ca pitsl 10 the development of vast irriggt ing systems and always has a good word for the Territory. He is a brother of Ex Governor Wolfley.
 Supervisor Childs, of Pinal county, IS in the city, MT. Childe has served Pinal county faithfully in the discharge of his duties and there is none amongst those who are acquainted with hlm that can say an unkind word against him. He halls from the San Pedro country where rich mines and fine cattle pastur- age prevails.
 Hor. W. V. Lucas, Ex-State Auditcr of Iowa. says: Il have used Cham Der lHin's Cough Remedy in my family and have DO hesitation in say ing 1t is an eX celient remedy. I believe all that is claimed for it. Persons afflicted by a cough or cold will find it friend" There is no danger from whooplng cough when this remedy Is freely given. For sale by Freshman & Co.
 Major John H. Turner, formerly of Harshaw, but now of Crittenden is in the city. domiciled at the Belmont House where ho is being cared for by his hostess, Mrs. Darms. For the past several months the major has been severely ailing and for time his friends feared for his recovery. but for the past several days under the skIlIful treat msnu of Or. Goodfellow, his health has decidedly improved. He has been resident Of southern Arizona for the past twelve or fifteen years and is wide ly known. During the late war he served as captain of Comps E. 18th Iowa Infantry and marched with Sher- man to tEe sea. His many friends look forward to his ultimate and speedy re- covery.