Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-30
1892.
Miss Myrtle Redman is in New York

Dist. Atty. Jackson Of Florence II visiting in Tucson.
 New ' TX Store, corner Congress anC Main streets, are always busy.
 Sheriff O'Neill of Graham county is al present ID the city.
 Miss Adela Doll has returned to hel home in Fairbanks.
 Miss Sophie Doll has returned tc Tom bstone.
 Meyer street is making show of re novation and building.
 Chas. Shibsll is putting new roof on his residence on Pennington street
 Take look at he fine stock of goods our merchants are carrying.
 J.P. Lonergau, Cor. Church street and Congress. An extensive and varied as- sortment of goods.
 H. Menager has placed large, handA some new sign On the Meyer street side of his building.
 La Mariposa says. I've are doing a good business, and have nothing to com plain of"
 W. s. StuTgess of La Osa, is in the city He reports plenty Of rain, grass abund- ant and cattle fat.
 Miss Roland is going to take a posi- tion as matron of an Indian school in New Mexico.
 Mrs. HIel Hale is visiting in Yuma. MT. Hale IS assistant superintendent at the territorial peniteDtary.
 W. s. Lyle, we'll known in mining cir cles. and for long time in charge of the QuIlOtoa mires, is in the city today.
 c. c. Bean, ex congressman of Ari- zonR and lately fir m lhe city of New York is visiting tucson.
 Mr. William Powers. the well known merchant from Crittenden is on busi- ness "Trip to Tucson.
 Geo. Piper the noted lime kiln burner from Crittenden is likewise ID the city viewing the Improvements.
 Miss Ami Spring started yesterday for Florence on a short visit of pleasure amongst friends.
 Hughes & Stevens say the orders for Jack Frost Freezers have exceeded our supply. We cannot furnish them this season.
 Mir. Chas. Drake, on receipt of tele- gram from Los Angeles announcing the sickness of his youngest dau2ter i'm medIaJely took the train for Los An geles.
 Jon Gardne,, or the machinery depot, has. arrived home from the Prescott country. He seems 10 be ID fine health and his trip has resulted most bebeicial to him.
 A heavy ram at Critte2den is repor'ed to have occurred on $ Bday night, that the railroad bridge Lad been Washad away at Sonoita Creek.
 Mayor Maish. when asked what was the purpose Of the city with regards to street improvements, etc, replied that nothing wCGlj De done in that di; ectlon until the fall months.
 Miss Cnjllsou. daughter of Surveyor Chillson, is visiting re atives at Ticon- derogo, Neg I.rk. Mir. Chiilson's son is for the time being a. Fairfield. Illin- ois, in which he has been attending col lege.
 
 rabies well in Barboquvari range at a depth of 74l feet. The water raised 36 feet. The We will be continued lOU feet deeper to secure flowing water if possible.
 The spirit of improvement has taken hold Of the community of Tucson and a disposition 10 make crooked places look straight, ani uneven places leve. IS being carried out by fixing up cer- tain unsizhtly portions of the streets.
 On behalf f distressed woman, ter ritorial Fapers are reqUe ted to copy. me or more times, the notice Information want-d," fl D. C Car; wright. founi in the classified column in this paper Journal Miner.
 Miss Annie Hughes leaves Tucson for a visit 10 Lawrence. Kansas, about the 4th of August. Two of MT. Sam. Hughes children will accompany her also two of the it le children of MT. Williams who go tC St Jo eph, Mo
 Major Jno. R. Turner vet ran of the late war is in the ci mak ng proof cn his homestead. He las been some hat in poor health bu- his fri nds hope that he will tigh do n all adversi equ, fly as successful as he bat led in the cam paign of Virginia, Tennessee and Geor- gia.
 Capt o. D, Page of Pinal county. and an old resident, miner, rancher and pioneer ln the cause of all that advances and promotes the interest Of the com munity in which he lives, IS in the city. He kails from San Pedro, and San Pedro has become power in the politics of Pinal county.
 Mrs. F. c. Smith, wife of the train dispatcher, whilst riding on the bicycle late last evening was run against by Mexican teamster driving a wagon. Mrs. Smith was stunned and carrIed home in an unconscious condition. The latest reports from the lady's residence states that she IS somewhat recovered but still detained at home.
 M-. B. F. Price. who has been resId- ing in Tucson for a lorg time improging his health was some \ hat injured night before last wbieh might have resulted very seriously to nim. While returning to hIs rooms on Main street the grade of the sidewalk had been lately cut down and 1t being very high from the level ot the street 10 the top of the slds walk, he fell Injuring his ribs and right bRndaud is now uEder the care of Df. Spencer.
 On Stone avenue yesterday evening about GEO thIee young girls were on their way home and tagging short dis tance Tn the rear was tLe everlasting little pet dog. At thIs parucu ar mo- ment an emissary of the city's dog anihi- lator m the shape Of little Mexican boy put Tn appearance with lariat in hand quicker. than flash he had the cannine lassOed as quicaly did the young girls bounced up h m and Iry to rescue the captured canin-, there was lively struggle, three girls and he liftie dog piited on one side and the youthful la: ia tor on the other the battle was quick and short the little dog vas toated away in the pound masters wagon and the bat falfiall rloaaaEr,I nd i'm