Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAYNOVEMBER 13, 1892.
Mason Doree, Church Plaza.

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 Fine venison is now plentiful in the markets of Tucson.
 Have you seen those elegant suits at Lonergan's.
 The display of dry goods this sesaon in Tucson has never ben excelled.
 A birdseye view of Tucson is obtained from the city hall bell tower.
 Travell is increasing as is attested by the records of arrivals at the Orndorf House and Russ House in this city.
 A patent has been received today at the U, $. Land office in Tucson for the Rainbow Lode, located in Cochise coun- ty, Arizona
 John Gardiner's Machinery Depot, Tucson, repairs piping. pump fixtures. Address Machinery Depot, Tucson, Arizona.
 Siewert is now receiving fresh fish and fresh oysters, Congress street. See him and leave orders at his store, Cor gress street.
 The Palace Hotel serves a first class meal for p cents. They have in their service first-class cooks trom Los Ange- les.
 Captain Herman Stevens, who was buried yesterday by the G. A. Rand Ma sonic fraternity, he was Chaplain of Nogales Lodge F. & A. NJ. U. D.
 The election returns of Pima county will be tabulated as fast as received and given to the public with the respective majorities.
 The political excitement is somewhat over and business is resuming its accus- toned channels and Tucson intends to advance in the line of improvement.
 It is now said that Weaver is a Wo- yer and that he wove a web and what kind of spider he is, remains to be demonstrated. Some claim him to be an Iowa Spider.
 Coi. Moves, Commander of Fort Hu- achuhua returned to the Fort yesterday morning after visit to the city for a couple of days.
 The Pioneer News Depot, J. $. Mars field has stock of holiday goods that will compare with establishments ID San Francisco or New York.
 The Good Sisters of Mercy teach sewing and dress making. They are located corner of Church and Camp street.
 J. c. Stevens a nephew of Captain Herman Stevens is at present visiting the city. He was called by wire to the bedside of his uncle but arrived too late to see him alive.
 All who would like to know about the Educatorial facilities of Tucson, the CITIZEN can say that they are first class from the University to the Public and ParochIal schools and are we'll attended.
 J. P. Lonergan that pop1lar and well known clothier of Tucson carries an elaborate stock of clothing dress goods, gents wear, lady's wear. See his great assortment or goods you will surely be pleased. Corner Congress and Church street.
 Fine assortment of Chinese pongee Chinese crape, Chinese mating, best Japan and China ware, Japan teas, Jap anese skleIns, Chinese and Japanese easels, fans, and general line of Chin csc and Japanese goods at Su Kee's, CD Congress St.
 Buehman the artist. than whom there is no better in the profession enJoys a lucrative trade. His photographic studio Is crowded with work from all over Ari- zona. A new and improved system Is now being used by this talented artist and the highest degree of satisfaction rendered.
 The Tucson Electric Light and Pow CT Company will meet the fore part of next week to adopt certain by laws per taining to their company. Tucson will hail the appearance of the electric light in this city with expression of great fa- vor and approval.
 Anticipating the needs of large DOT ton of our fellow citizens, Hughes, Stevens & Co.,, have just got Fin a car load of spring vehicles, suitable for the Salt River Route, embracing Barouches. Surrys. Mountain Wagons, Buggies, Buck Boards and Road Carts, 4 disa- greeable Journey can be made pleasant by a comfortable conveyance. 11-6-tf.
 Tine pressure at the fire the other night was good enough to reach the flames and do work but the trappings of the city fire department was leaking itself The hose leaked badly. The City Fathers should take time by the forelock and not allow the alarm of some winter night record the fact that the department was unable to cope with the flames.
 News from the Mammoth mine brings reports of the steady running of the mill and mine in that camp and the air of prosperity pervades that well known mining section that keeps its reputation up to the remarkable standard of min ing enterprise which has done honor and credit to Arizona and the able de- gree of success which 1t has obtained.
 Mir. c. W. Grouse U. s. Indian agent at Sacaton is stopping at the Orn- dorff House. He Is one ofthe ablest In dian agent that has ever filled that DO sition at SacatOn and the many i'm provements that have been made since his induction into office goes to prove his ability as an executive officer. Large buildings have been erected for educa tional and industrial purposes at the agency and the health and water stan dard of the settlement greatly improved. Six fine white tailed deer were hanging before the butcher shop of c. F. Schu- l macher on Congress street this morning. | They were killed in the Catalinas north | of the city and were in good condition | One amongst the number had a peculiar | marked head which was white from | betWeen the eyes to the tips of his nose. Something unusual In mountain Geer. | Some claimed it a cross between an an telepe and mountain sheep but those | who we'll know state that there is no an- telope in this section of the country.
 A club has started in Tucson offering a purse Of S47000 for an exhibit of best | literary and brain skill in the arena of the arts of letters and this IS a commen- dable enterprise when 1t is considered that bruIser Knights of the Kruckle are offered S460OO for a single contes: in oth- her cities. The chances are that the prospective hteratic Democratic aspi- rant fer the Chief Executive position of