Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-30

Tucson is very small town until you
 have to foot 1t around when you will soon change y-ur mind.
 Down Stone Avenue to the university grounds is 10 be favorite drive some day.
 Along Sixth Avenue to the park and on to the university will, in the near future, be prom ent thorough,are.
 I. A. Shedd has received g boxes of Cling Stone peaches which he IS ceiling at 75 cents box.
 | The Driscoll and Benedict property on Pennington street, Is being improved by the addition of a very neat porch.
 A good meal at the Palace Hotel. Col Raytield Is mine host and he treats you most clever.
 The fountain in Church Plaza is to be moved and placed inside of the little park m the plaza.
 The life of state is the revenue of a state; the life of a Territory is the rev enue of a Territory.
 Mercantile interests gre built mp by patronage. Take away that and It can not survive.
 Mir John Gardiner will also be in ''the swim" He is going to put telephone into his Machinery Depot
 OFing to the unusual and extremely severe season that cattlRmen experience ed last year, tho board of sup upeIvisOrs of Pima county very justly lowered the assessment 50 per cent in ih9 following places: Tarque Verde, Rilita and San Pedro.
 Benjamin Bible from the Reward mine is in the city. He stat s that the Reward Company have their smelter on the ground and are proceeding 10 erect I the same.
 The block occupying the space on Nj sssllla stTe9t, between Meyer and Church plaza, IS undergoing improve ments and renovation and the street in that vicinity IS being repaired.
 c. Nj. Marshall, justice of the peace and old time resident of Casa Grande, | is visiting the city upon matters of benefit to his vicinity. The judge has grown up with the town and has dis pensed justica with an answering de- gree of fidelity to the public.
 Prof. Comstock, of tha University of Arizona, is in the city. The Professor is stickler for anything that W Il promote the interests of the university and ad- vance the mining interests of the Ter ritory at large, and to that end he has S me suggestions to make that ara bene- ficIal to all that are devoted to mining.
 During the evening of $ int Ann's day most enjoyable time was partic D. ated in at the residence of Miss McKen- na, on O hOa street betwe Mai in and Meyer, where quite a number of friends hai assembled to dance to the music of the heel and t e and e ej Y tn mselves ger erally. Saint Ann has been truly honored and ths day well observe in the second oldest city in the United States.
 In almost every naIghoorhood throughout the wess there is some one or more persons whose lives have been saved by Chambsil1in's Collie. Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy, or who have been cured of chronic dIarrhea by it. Such persons take especial pleasure in recommending the reme iy tD others. The praise that follows its introduction and use makes 1t very popular. Fifty cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman.
 There arrived at the residence of our worthy townsman, 1. A. Shedd, last night sweet tile girl baby. Many con- gratulations are extended to the prom inent merchant on the arrival and new acquisi i1n 10 his family circle. Two l boys and one tie girl compose the hap | py family now and the good father and | mother need have n0 fears against the | storms of this life since they have in ad- i ditto 10 the par-nal roof three little l Shedds to protect them.
 To those Who are contemplating fix 1 ing up their side walks in the ncighbOr- l hood of their buildings, would do well i to call at Mir. SoldiDe's On Church plaza | at the Maison Bore. He can furnish | ihe items that wllI prove of great bene | it to those who desire to construct a l side walk which is both a pleasure to | the eye to dwell upon and an accelOra- | tor of the steps of those who appreciate l a first class metropolitan way of locO- motion.
 Mir. B. F. Price had a very narrow es- cape from receiving injuries that might | have proved most serious O him. An ex 1 aminatOn of the excavation on Main i street shows that he had a bank feet | deep in front of him and wooden rough | agains which he fell which, 10 man in | his enfseJlt cOndi ion. might have re- 1 sul ed in wounds hat W uld have caused | his death. The excava ion was uLon a | regular g rect siding and was left un- l prOtec' ed.
 Charles Meyer, City Recorder, was at | his office to-day engaged in ris official i duties. MT. Meyer has long been the ad- | juster and admin stratOr of the Jeace and | quietude of this city and has dealt out 1 justice where it was deserved and admin | istered punishment where the law re- quired 1t. He wears the ermine in his new official capacity with a sere3i.y of manner ihe same as characterized his career as Justice of the Peace.
 Fred Fleishman & O., the drug gist desires us to publish the following testimony as they handle the remedy | and believe it to be reliable. 1 bought 90 cent bottle of Chamber aims Pain balm ard applied it to my linn ps, which have been afflicted with rheumatism at intervals for one year. At the time l bought the Pain Balm l was unable to walk. 1 can truthfuI!y say that Pain Balm has completely cured me. k. Ii. FARR, Ho'ywood, Kan. A. B. Cox, the leading druggist at Hollywood vouches for the truth of the above statament.
 A very pleasant dfnce was given on the evening of It Ann's Day, at the re- sidence of Mrs. Ferrer. No. 22 Convent street. Dancing WIS iudulged in to a late hour. Wine, Cake and other re- treatments were served and a plea ant evening was enjoyed by those particl- patng.
 The following young ladies were pre- sem at the entertainment: Miss JAsusita Rarcelo.
 Mari ma Ferrer.
 Beatriz- teTrer.
 Carmen Barcelo.
 Victoria Felix.
 Carmen Laos.